Jim Dooge Award

In memoriam of the ground-breaking contributions of Jim Dooge, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences (HESS) honours the most outstanding papers of a year with the Jim Dooge Award. Nomination and selection criteria are based on outstanding scientific and presentation quality of the study.

Awardees

Jim Dooge Award 2020

• Kiewiet, L.,
• van Meerveld, I.,
• Stähli, M.,
• and Seibert, J.

Do stream water solute concentrations reflect when connectivity occurs in a small, pre-Alpine headwater catchment?

Jim Dooge Award 2020

• Callow, J. N.,
• Hipsey, M. R.,
• and Vogwill, R. I. J.

Surface water as a cause of land degradation from dryland salinity

Jim Dooge Award 2019

• White, A.,
• Moravec, B.,
• McIntosh, J.,
• Olshansky, Y.,
• Paras, B.,
• Sanchez, R. A.,
• Ferré, T. P. A.,
• Meixner, T.,
• and Chorover, J.

Distinct stores and the routing of water in the deep critical zone of a snow-dominated volcanic catchment

Jim Dooge Award 2018

• Allen, S. T.,
• Kirchner, J. W.,
• Braun, S.,
• Siegwolf, R. T. W.,
• and Goldsmith, G. R.

Seasonal origins of soil water used by trees

Jim Dooge Award 2018

• Delobbe, L.,
• Watlet, A.,
• Wilfert, S.,
• and Van Camp, M.

Exploring the use of underground gravity monitoring to evaluate radar estimates of heavy rainfall

Jim Dooge Award 2017

• Roth, T. R.
• and Nolin, A. W.

Forest impacts on snow accumulation and ablation across an elevation gradient in a temperate montane environment

Jim Dooge Award 2017

• Oerter, E.,
• Malone, M.,
• Putman, A.,
• Drits-Esser, D.,
• Stark, L.,
• and Bowen, G.

Every apple has a voice: using stable isotopes to teach about food sourcing and the water cycle

Jim Dooge Award 2016

• Schymanski, S. J.
• and Or, D.

Leaf-scale experiments reveal an important omission in the Penman–Monteith equation

Jim Dooge Award 2016

• Hildebrandt, A.,
• Kleidon, A.
• and Bechmann, M.

A thermodynamic formulation of root water uptake

Jim Dooge Award 2015

• V. Srinivasan,
• S. Thompson,
• K. Madhyastha,
• G. Penny,
• K. Jeremiah,
• and S. Lele

Why is the Arkavathy River drying? A multiple-hypothesis approach in a data-scarce region

Jim Dooge Award 2015

• N. Martínez-Carreras,
• C. E. Wetzel,
• J. Frentress,
• L. Ector,
• J. J. McDonnell,
• L. Hoffmann,
• and L. Pfister

Hydrological connectivity inferred from diatom transport through the riparian-stream system

Jim Dooge Award 2014

• S. Hergarten,
• G. Winkler,
• and S. Birk

Transferring the concept of minimum energy dissipation from river networks to subsurface flow patterns

Jim Dooge Award 2013

• E. Rabiei,
• U. Haberlandt,
• M. Sester,
• and D. Fitzner

Rainfall estimation using moving cars as rain gauges – laboratory experiments

Jim Dooge Award 2012

• A. Hartmann,
• J. Lange,
• M. Weiler,
• Y. Arbel,
• and N. Greenbaum

A new approach to model the spatial and temporal variability of recharge to karst aquifers

Jim Dooge Award 2011

• A. P. O'Grady,
• J. L. Carter,
• and J. Bruce

Can we predict groundwater discharge from terrestrial ecosystems using existing eco-hydrological concepts?

Jim Dooge Award 2010

• S. Uhlemann,
• A. H. Thieken,
• and B. Merz

A consistent set of trans-basin floods in Germany between 1952–2002