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Connie Woodhouse

Associate Professor, Geography and Regional Development, University of Arizona

PhD, Geosciences, University of Arizona, 1996

Connie Woodhouse's research concerns the climatology of western North America, including paleoclimatic reconstructions of past climate and hydrologic conditions from tree rings, the analysis of past and current climate, and circulation features that influence climate, particularly at decadal and longer time scales. Her work has ranged from the reconstruction and analysis of drought in the western Great Plain, to temperature variability over the past eight centuries in western North America, to the development of a network of streamflow reconstructions for major rivers in the Colorado, Platte, and Rio Grande river basins. A recent emphasis has been on applied research to assist water resource managers in using reconstructions of past hydroclimatic variability in drought planning and water resource management.


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Contact information

Office: Harvill, Room 408
Phone: (520) 626-0235
Email: conniew1@email.arizona.edu

Mailing Address

University of Arizona
Geography and Regional Development
PO Box 210076
Tucson, AZ 85721-0076

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