Collaborative Research: RAPID - Integrated Precipitation and Hydrology 2014 (IPHEx) - Enhancing Coupled Observations of the Land-Atmosphere System and Educational Opportunities

该项目为正在进行的2014年降水和水文综合实验（IPHEx）增加了价值，该实验旨在支持全球降水测量（GPM）卫星使命，并由NASA的PMM（降水测量任务）计划赞助。该项目将在阿巴拉契亚山脉南部复杂地形地区开展实地活动，进行密集的水文观测。这项研究将促进我们对从蓝岭到皮埃蒙特过渡的几个基准流域中水的关键途径的理解。这些活动将扩展和补充IPHEx数据收集，以包括对流层下部和次表层的水循环过程。该项目将介绍来自14个不同学术机构的10名研究生和12名本科生使用IPHEx期间部署的大量仪器，并为学生提供使用仪器的培训和经验。这项研究扩展了正在进行的2014年综合降水和水文实验（IPHEx）的研究，该实验旨在支持全球降水测量（GPM）卫星使命，并由NASA的PMM（降水测量任务）计划赞助。该提案是在南阿巴拉契亚山脉地形复杂的地区进行一次实地活动，以进行密集的水文观测。拟议中的研究将促进我们的理解的关键路径的水在几个基准流域的自然地理和水文地质过渡从蓝岭到皮埃蒙特。拟议的活动将扩大和补充IPHEx数据收集，以包括对流层下部和次表层的水循环过程。该项目将介绍来自14个不同学术机构的10名研究生和12名本科生使用IPHEx期间部署的大量仪器，并为学生提供使用仪器的培训和经验。

This project adds value to the ongoing 2014 Integrated Precipitation and Hydrology Experiment (IPHEx) which designed in support of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) satellite mission and sponsored by NASA's PMM (Precipitation Measurement Missions) Program. This project will conduct a field campaign that will take place in the complex terrain region of the Southern Appalachians to carry out intensive hydrological observations. The research will advance our understanding of the critical pathway of water in several benchmark watersheds across the transition from the Blue Ridge to the Piedmont. The activities will extend and complement IPHEx data collection to include water cycle processes in the lower troposphere, and in the subsurface. The project will introduce 10 graduate and 12 undergraduate students from 14 different academic institutions to use the vast array of instrumentation deployed during IPHEx and provide students training and experience with the use of the instruments. This study extends the ongoing study of the 2014 Integrated Precipitation and Hydrology Experiment (IPHEx) which designed in support of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) satellite mission and sponsored by NASA's PMM (Precipitation Measurement Missions) Program. This proposal is to conduct a field campaign that will take place in the complex terrain region of the Southern Appalachians to carry out intensive hydrological observations. The proposed research will advance our understanding of the critical pathway of water in several benchmark watersheds across the physiographic and hydrogeological transition from the Blue Ridge to the Piedmont. The proposed activities will extend and complement IPHEx data collection to include water cycle processes in the lower troposphere, and in the subsurface. The project will introduce 10 graduate and 12 undergraduate students from 14 different academic institutions to use the vast array of instrumentation deployed during IPHEx and provide students training and experience with the use of the instruments.