2013 iFellows

Program dates: June 3 - August 9, 2013

Sean BedingfieldSean Bedingfield

Utah State University

Faculty Mentors
David Rosenberg, USU
Ryan Dupont, USU

 

Luke BellLuke Bell

Brigham Young University

Faculty Mentor
Martin Buchert, UU

 

Zachary BjerregaardZackary Bjerregaard

Weber State University

Faculty Mentor
Sarah Hinners, UU

 

Hayden CampbellHayden Campbell

Utah State University

Faculty Mentors
Michelle Baker, USU

Beth Neilson, USU

 

Brant CookBrant Cook

Utah State University

Faculty Mentor
Scott Jones, USU

 

Jeff FrandsenJeff Frandsen

Utah State University

Faculty Mentor
Michelle Baker, USU

 

Andrew HagedornAndrew Hagedorn

Westminster College

Faculty Mentor
Doug Jackson-Smith, USU

 

Jem LocquiaoJem Locquiao

University of Utah

Faculty Mentor
Christine Pomeroy, UU

 

Stephanie MittsStephanie Mitts

Weber State University

Faculty Mentor

Steve Burian, UU

 

Kari NormanKari Norman

Utah State University

Faculty Mentor
Sarah Null, USU

 

Brianne PalmerBrianne Palmer

Utah State University

Faculty Mentor
Dave Bowling, UU

 

Dusty PilkingtonDusty Pilkington

Weber State

Faculty Mentor
Joanna Endter-Wada, USU

 

 

2013 iFellows Field Notes

 

Rain Water Harvesting
Submitted by Stephanie Mitt on June 27, 2013

As an iFellow, I am collaborating alongside Steve Burian at the University of Utah to compile data on various factors that affect rainwater-harvesting (RWH) programs. RWH is the process of collecting rainwater and using it unfiltered for non-potable purposes such as irrigation, toilet flushing, and air conditioning systems. It can also be filtered and used for drinking and bathing. I...
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Analyzing Lichen for Stable Nitrogen Isotope Ratios

Submitted by Brianna Palmer on June 18, 2013

During my experience with iFellows, I have been at the University of Utah training with Dave Bowling to learn how to identify, grind and eventually analyze lichen for stable nitrogen isotope ratios. Larry St. Clair, from Brigham Young University, taught us how to identify various lichen in the Wasatch Front. Lichens are composite organisms made up of both fungi and photosynthetic...
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Water Nutrient Samples

Submitted by Hayden Campbell on June 11, 2013

For my iFellow research project, I am looking at the error associated with taking nutrient samples from below a wastewater treatment plant.  I am looking at possible errors such as the location of sampling, filtering, freezing, and errors from handling the samples during analysis.  For my sample collection, I went to Park City with my mentor, Michelle Baker, and two...
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2013 iFellow Presentations

 

Monitoring River Behavior for Effective
Water Management

Monitoring River Behavior for Effective 
Water Manangement
Presented by: Sean Bedingfield

July 2013

Characterize Acclima TDT
soil moisture sensors

Characterize Acclima TDT 
soil moisture sensors
Presented by: Brant Cook

July 2013

Water Rate Structure, Price,
and Use in Utah

Water Rate Structure, Price, 
Water Rate Structure, Price, 
and Use in Utah
Presented by: Andrew Hagedorn

July 2013

Sources of Uncertainty in Nutrient Levels
Below Point Sources

Sources of Uncertainty in Nutrient Levels Below Point Sources
Presented by: Hayden Campbell

July 2013

Relating Stage to Discharge in
Red Butte Creek

Relating Stage toDischarge in Red ButteCreek
Presented by: Jem Locquiao

July 2013

Rainwater
Harvesting

Rainwater Harvesting
Presented by: Stephanie Mitts

July 2013

Modeling Streamflow in the Wasatch Mountain Region with Climate Change
Modeling Streamflow in the Wasatch Mountain Region with Climate Change
Presented by: Kari Norman

July 2013

Nitrogen content of lichens as an indicator of inversion-based deposition
Nitrogen content of lichens as an indicatorof inversion-based deposition
Presented by: Brianne Palmer

July 2013

Characterizing Water-­Related Land Use Differences Across Urban River Reaches
CharacterizingWater-­‐RelatedLandUseDifferencesAcrossUrbanRiverReaches
Presented by: Dusty Pilkington

July 2013