Interview with Professor Thomas Dunne

An interview in the series of History of Hydrology, serving as an audiovisual record of the history of hydrology. This History of Hydrology interview features Professor Thomas Dunne from the University of California Santa Barbara, USA. He is interviewed by Professor Keith Beven of Lancaster University, UK at the Austria Center, Vienna, Austria, 11 April, 2019. 0:00:00 Start 0:00:22 Introduction by Keith Beven 0:01:28 Going back to the beginning 0:04:25 Going to Cambridge and Johns Hopkins University 0:08:24 PhD Supervisor Reds Wolman 0:09:44 Doing fieldwork in Vermont 0:19:07 Saturation excess overland flow 0:23:06 Contact with John Hewlett?, Non-point source pollution 0:31:23 What happened after Vermont? Working in Kenya 0:45:25 McGill University, University of Washington 0:49:27 University of California, Santa Barbara 0:54:36 Going back in time to working with Luna Leopold 1:03:18 Being lucky with events 1:07:45 Debris flow close to home 1:10:42 Work in Amazon 1:15:52 Working with grad students on paper reviews 1:20:09 Closure Licensed under Creative Commons copyright CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 Acknowledgments: Video & editing: Okke Batelaan, Frankie Films Sponsorship: Professor Okke Batelaan, Flinders University, Australia