Stephanie K. Kampf
Assistant Professor

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Academic Interests:
My primary research interest is physical hydrology from an integrated perspective, trying to link our understanding of hydrologic processes in the subsurface, land surface, and atmosphere.  My work involves developing strategies for collecting informative field measurements and combining those measurements effectively with physically-based hydrologic process models.  I am drawn to arid, semi-arid, and alpine regions, particularly those with dynamic connections between water and energy fluxes in the subsurface, surface, and atmosphere.  My research is oriented toward understanding those dynamic connections and on incorporating a comprehensive hydrologic process understanding into watershed management strategies.     

Education:

Courses Taught: Refer to CSU catalog ("Courses of Instruction") for course descriptions & prerequisites
WR524 Modeling Watershed Hydrology: ForSyllabus click here
WR304 Watershed Management (in Spring 2008) 
WR420 Watershed Practicum; WR 440 Watershed Problem Analysis (with other Watershed Science faculty)

Selected Publications:
Kampf, S.K. and S.J. Burges, in press. A framework for classifying and comparing distributed hillslope and catchment hydrologic models.  Water Resources Research.

Kampf, S.K. and S.J. Burges, in review.  Measuring and modeling integrated and distributed hydrologic processes in a planar hillslope plot with till soil 1:    Parameter estimation

Kampf, S.K. and S.J. Burges, in review.  Measuring and modeling integrated and distributed hydrologic processes in a planar hillslope plot with till soil 2:  Quantifying fluxes

Kampf, S.K. and S.W. Tyler, 2006.  Spatial characterization of evaporation and land surface energy fluxes at the Salar de Atacama, Northern Chile using ASTER image classification.  Advances in Water Resources 29:  336-354.

Kay, J.E., S.K. Kampf, R.N. Handcock, K.A. Cherkauer, A.R. Gillespie, and S.J. Burges, 2005.  Accuracy of lake and stream temperatures determined from thermal-infrared imagery.  Journal of the American Water Resources Association, October, pp. 1161-1175.

Kampf, S.K., S.W. Tyler, C. Ortiz, J.F. Muñoz, and P. Adkins, 2005.  Evaporation and land surface energy budget at the Salar de Atacama, Northern Chile.  Journal of Hydrology 310, pp. 236-252.

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