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  GIS AND WATER RESOURCES

 

On-line Proceedings Table of Contents

Adaptive Short-Term Water Quality Forecasts Using Remote Sensing and GIS
Ming-Der Yang, Carolyn J. Merry, and Robert M. Sykes

Applying Geographic Information Systems to Ground Water Assessments
Christopher J. Richards, Honesto P. Roaza, and Thomas R. Pratt

ARCVIEW Applications in Stormwater and Wastewater Management
Uzair M. Shamsi and Bruce A. Fletcher

Developing a User-Friendly Tool for BMP Assessment Model Using a GIS
Richard Z. Xue, Timothy J. Bechtel, and Zhenquen Chen

Development of a GIS Database for Lake Ecosystem Studies
Weihe Guan and Leslie Moore

Effect of Spatial Resolution on Estimating Hydrologic Response and Economic Value of an Urban Forest
James E. Mitchell

GIDM: A GIS-Based Model for Dairy Waste Management Analysis
C. W. Fraisse, K. L. Campbell, J. W. Jones, and W. G. Boggess

GIS Modeling And Visualization of the Water Balance During the 1993 Midwest Floods
W. Scott White, Pawel J. Mizgalewicz, David R. Maidment, and Merrill K. Ridd

GIS Water Resources Tools for Performing in Floodplain Management Modeling Analysis
Clarence Robbins, Stephen P. Phipps

Hydrologic Modeling to Aid in Locating Monitoring Sites
W. D. Rosenthal and D. W. Hoffman

Implementing a GIS within a Resource Management Department
Robert Presley

Improving Regional Water Resources Planning with GIS and Internet -- The Dallas/Fort Worth Experience
John Promise, Samuel Brush, Scott Rae, and Sandy Blanchard

Linking GIS and Geomorphologic Field Research at Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed
Scott N. Miller, D. Phillip Guertin, and David C. Goodrich

Maintaining a GIS: Critical Issues
Shane A. Imwalle

Mapping Subsurface Drainage Systems with Color Infrared Areal Photographs
Ashok Verma and Richard Cooka

Use of Arc/Info, EPA-SWMM and Unix Text Processing Tools to Determine Flood Extent
T.B. Cera, T.K. Tremwel, and R.W. Burleson

Physical Characterization of the Navarro Watershed for Hydrologic Simulation
Jeffrey D. Colby

Predicting Areas of Future Public Water Supply Problems -- Floridan Aquifer, Northeast Florida
Paula Fischl

Use of a Global Positioning System and an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler to Map River and Lake Bathymetry
Nancy T. Baker and Scott E. Morlock

Using GIS and Regression to Estimate Annual Herbicide Concentrations in Outflow from Reservoirs in the Midwestern USA, 1992-93
William A. Battaglin and Donald A. Goolsby

Using Raster and Vector GIS Data for Comprehensive Storm Water Management
Stephen P. Phipps

Watershed Boundaries and Digital Elevation Model of Oklahoma
Joel R. Cederstrand and Alan Rea

Watershed-Scale Nonpoint Source Pollution Modeling and Decision Support System Based on a Model-GIS-RDBMS Linkage
Jaewan Yoon

Desert Reading 8: Judy Nolte Temple ,

From The Desert by Pierre Loti

Desert Reading 9: Peter Wild

Desert Reading 10: Joseph Wilder

From The Desert and the Sown by Gertrude Bell

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