Chris Marsh won the Outstanding Student Paper Award from the American Geophysical Union at its Fall Meeting in San Francisco, California in December 2012 for his presentation Implications of mountain shading on calculating energy for snowmelt using unstructured triangular meshes, based on his MSc thesis in the Centre for Hydrology, Dept. of Geography & Planning. Chris is currently a PhD student in the Centre for Hydrology, co-supervised by John Pomeroy and Howard Wheater.
Congratulations to Chris on this prestigious international award.