Proceedings Table of Contents
The Table of Contents contains the titles and links to abstracts in the order they appear in the Conference Final Program (as of June 15, 2011, the date of publication of this proceedings).
(Note: The Presenter of each paper is in BOLD type immediately following the paper title.
Co-authors are then listed in parentheses. Also: All abstracts in a session can be accessed using the Session Title link.)
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June 27, 2011
President, American Water Resources Association and Conference Chairperson
Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
Director of Civil Works,
Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Washington, DC
"Making Water Resources Sexy Enough to be Noticed in Today's World"
The Nature Conservancy
“Let’s Put an E into IWRM-IRBM”
June 27, 2011
The Plenary session features experts from the Conference Planning Committee and elsewhere discussing various aspects of IWRM, including experiences implementing, monitoring, and evaluating IWRM.
Featured Presenter
Dr. Jerry Delli Priscoli, Institute for Water Resources, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Collaborative Modeling Gives the Emperor His Clothes. Let’s hope so!
Applying IWRM Through Technical and Regulatory Integration and Sustainable Stakeholder CollaborationCarol Collier, Kenneth Najjar(Abstract)
Shaping the Future: the City of Pasadena's Approach to Water Integrated Resources PlanningKelley Dyer, Natalie Zwinkels, Dan Rodrigo (Paper)
Mark Anderson, Steve Gaschler, Emily Callaway, David Green (Abstract)
Carter Borden, Marcelo Lago, Tim Hazlett (Abstract)
Christian Stärz (Abstract)
Watershed Analysis of Implementing Structural BMPs to Reduce Metals ContaminantsBrenda Macke, Natalie Postel, Steve Wolosoff, Alicia Greene (Abstract)
The Luce Bayou Interbasin Transfer Project - Predicting the Treatability of a Dynamic Blended Water Source Using a Hydrodynamic ModelErnest To, David Harkins, Wenying Li (Abstract)
Jang Suk Hwan, Mankyu Song, Changhoon Kang (Abstract)
The Effect of Tidal Boundary Condition in the River MouthGyeWoon Choi, Chae SooKwon, Byeon SeongJoon (Paper)
Daniel March, Gary Andres, Wyeth Friday (Abstract)
Ted Engman (Abstract)
Capacity Building for IWRM Implementation in Iowa WatershedsJennifer Filipiak, Charles Spitzak, M. Muste (Paper)
Michaela Stickney (Abstract)
Shahbaz Khan (Abstract)
Daniel Rogers, Martin M. Kaufman, Kent S. Murray (Paper)
Nathanial Todea, Shane Green, Norm Evenstad (Paper)
Denise Reed (Abstract)
Natalie Postel, Scott Gard, Nathan Westrup, Gina Veronese (Abstract)
Development and Application of a Screening Framework for Integrated Watershed Management in a Korean Urban WatershedEun-Sung Chung, Woo-Yeon Sonu, Kil Seong Lee (Abstract)
Ahmad Abrishamchi, Mohammad Danesh-Yazdi, Massoud Tajrishy (Paper)
June 28, 2011
Hal Cardwell, Bill Werick, Vince Tidwell, Stacy Langsdale, Mark Lorie, Brian Manwaring, Linda Manning, Lisa Bourget, Guillermo Mendoza (Abstract)
Nuno Videira, Paula Antunes, Rui Santos, Rita Lopes (Abstract)
Stacy Langsdale (Combined Paper with Bill Michaud)
Evaluating the Outcomes of Collaborative ModelingBill Michaud, (Combined Paper with Stacy Langsdale)
Robert McConnell, Douglas Robison (Abstract)
Industrial Reuse of Reclaimed Water from a 22.5 MGD Wastewater Treatment PlantSteve Sorrell, Timothy M. Haag (Abstract)
Case Study: Groundwater Rights Transfers in the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer, A Consultant's PerspectiveBryce Contor (Abstract)
Anneka LaBelle, Kyle Davis, Larry D. Putnam, Thomas Fontaine (Abstract)
Michael Campana (Abstract)
Austin Polebitski, Richard Palmer, Kim Lutz (Abstract)
Aleix Serrat-Capdevila, Juan B. Valdes, Hoshin V. Gupta, Anne Browning-Aiken, Kevin Lansey, Timothy L. Finan (Abstract)
Bill Young (Abstract)
Brian Manwaring
Jay Jasperse, Don Seymour (Abstract)
Integrated Water Resource Planning in Colorado Springs, CO: Past Success and Future PromiseBrett Gracely, IWRP Project Team (Abstract)
Glenn Schaible, Marcel Aillery (Abstract)
Advancing Integrated Water Resource Management in Systems With High Levels of Scientific and Social Uncertainty: Lessons From the Palouse BasinAllyson Beall, Fritz Fiedler, Jan Boll, Barbara Cosens (Paper)
William Werick (Paper)
Howard Passell, Jesse Roach, Marissa Reno, Vince Tidwell (Abstract)
Lisa Beutler
Regional Water Planning by the Chickasaw and Choctaw Tribal NationsBarney Austin, Duane Smith, Brian McClain (Abstract)
Persephene St. Charles, Jim Taylor, Raul Garibay, Tim Hampton (Abstract)
Jesse Bradley (Abstract)
Heidi Moltz, Carlton Haywood, Joe Hoffman (Paper)
Ada Benevides presenting for Steven L. Stockton (Abstract)
Marjan van den Belt, Heike Schiele (Paper)
Daniel Sheer (Abstract)
Guillermo Mendoza, Aleix Serrat-Capdevila, Hal Cardwell, Marie-Laure Lajaunie (Abstract)
Linda Manning
Developing a Strategy for Addressing the Hydrological and Sociological Implications of Development on Irrigated Agricultural Lands in Henry's Fork Watershed, Southeast Idaho: A Case Study in Integrated Water ManagementAmy Verbeten, Rob Van Kirk, J. Mark Baker, Yvonne Everett, Lora Liegel, Kimberly Peterson, Brian Apple, Veronica Orosz (Abstract)
Advancing System Scale Management and Conservation: Measuring Multiple BenefitsEloise Kendy, Mark Smith (Abstract)
A Fifteen Year Perspective on Integrating Science, Water Management and Stakeholder Participation in Eastern Idaho and Western WyomingLyn Benjamin (Abstract)
A Regional Sediment Management Plan for the Delaware Estuary - Illustrating the Necessity of IWRMCarol Collier, J.Bailey Smith, James Eisenhardt, Roy Denmark, Robert Tudor (Abstract)
California's IRWM Program - A Regional Framework for Integrated Water Resources ManagementDave Richardson, Alyson Watson (Abstract)
Tom West, Russ Bryden, Phil Doudar, Mark Pestrella (Abstract)
Ali Taghavi, Elias Tijerina, Saquib Najmus, David Orth (Abstract)
Jeanna Long, Saquib Najmus, Ali Taghavi, Farhad Navaei, Yamin Noor (Abstract)
San Diego's Integrated Planning Success StoryRosalyn Prickett, Mark Stadler, Jeff Pasek, Sheri McPherson (Abstract)
(Session 16 continued)
Moderator – Jerry Delli Priscoli
Institute for Water Resources, USACE, Alexandria, VA
Panelists will react to the day’s sessions to provoke discussion. Discussion will focus on whether collaborative modeling is an effectively tool for achieving success in Integrated Water Resources Management.
Panelists
Bill Young, CSIRO Water for a Healthy Country National Research Flagship, Canberra, ACT, Australia
Elizabeth Bourget, Institute for Water Resources, Alexandria, VA
Vincent Tidwell, Sandia National Labs, Bernalillo, NM
June 29, 2011
A Case Study of Stakeholder Participation in Source Water ProtectionValerie Seidel, Ivana Blankenship, Christopher de Bodisco, Paul Yacobellis, Thomas A. Farkas, Doug E. Robison, Thomas Singleton (Paper)
William Hahn, Beorn Courtney, Michael Drain (Paper)
Ali Fares, Farhat Abbas, Samira Fares (Abstract)
Jamie Lefkowitz, Leeann Williams, Mark Hilty (Abstract)
Real Time Operation Simulation with CoMOM for Han River Basin in KoreaSheung Kown Kim, Jaehee Kim, JiYoon Choi (Paper)
Session Moderator: Ada L. Benavides
USACE, Washington, DC
Facilitators: Julie B. Marcy, USACE CEERD-EE-E, Vicksburg, MS
and Donna Ayres, Consultant, Woodbridge, VA
The 2009 Collaborating for a Sustainable Water Future conferences (3 regional and 1 national (Abstract)generated rich discussion concerning the need for a holistic national water resources vision. Join us for a 1.5 hour facilitated session (offered twice (Abstract)to discuss the value of having a holistic vision and to recommend principles to guide its formation. Information provided to attendees will include highlights of an analysis performed on water visions and missions from Federal, state and regional organizations to identify common themes and key differences. The visions’ analysis will serve as the building block for identifying common themes and fundamental Guiding Principles. The result of this session will be a compelling case for continuing the dialogue to develop a water resources vision. The way ahead for more effective water resources planning and management at multiple levels must be grounded in a clear logic. Join the dialogue and help further the development of the nation’s water resources vision.
Climate Ready Water Utilities: Tools in Support of Water Utilities and Integrated Water Resources ManagementJohn Whitler (Abstract)
Brian Manwaring (Abstract)
Conceptual Analysis of Uinta and Green River Water Development Projects: An Integrated Water Resources ApproachJason Lillywhite (Abstract)
Carter Borden, Hans Christian Ammentorp (Abstract)
The Klamath Basin DSS: An Effort in Conflict Reduction Through TechnologyStephanie Johnson, Mark Deutschman, Brian Fischer (Abstract)
Computer Aided Negotiations of Water Resources Disputes an Inter-disciplinary Role-Playing CourseMegan Wiley Rivera, Daniel Sheer (Paper)
IWRM Practice in Rapidly Developing River BasinsIck Hwan Ko, Dong Jin Choi, Roberto W. Triweko, M. Donny Azdan, Sang woo Park, Hae Jin (Abstract)
Session Moderator: Ada L. Benavides
USACE, Washington, DC
Facilitators: Julie B. Marcy, USACE CEERD-EE-E, Vicksburg, MS
and Donna Ayres, Consultant, Woodbridge, VA
The 2009 Collaborating for a Sustainable Water Future conferences (3 regional and 1 national (Abstract)generated rich discussion concerning the need for a holistic national water resources vision. Join us for a 1.5 hour facilitated session (offered twice (Abstract)to discuss the value of having a holistic vision and to recommend principles to guide its formation. Information provided to attendees will include highlights of an analysis performed on water visions and missions from Federal, state and regional organizations to identify common themes and key differences. The visions’ analysis will serve as the building block for identifying common themes and fundamental Guiding Principles. The result of this session will be a compelling case for continuing the dialogue to develop a water resources vision. The way ahead for more effective water resources planning and management at multiple levels must be grounded in a clear logic. Join the dialogue and help further the development of the nation’s water resources vision.
David Brandon (Abstract)
Benjamin Moline (Abstract)
State and Transition Models for Adaptive Management of Ecosystem Services on RangelandsSapana Lohani, Philip Heilman, D. Phillip Guertin (Abstract)
Water Resources System Network building for Climate ChangeJinhee Lee, Yongkeun Jee, Jaeho Jang, Hyunsuk Shin, Sangdan Kim (Abstract)
Michael E. Campana, Ari Michelsen, and others will summarize the conference, assess what we have really learned about IWRM, and speculate upon IWRM’s future. Audience participation will be encouraged. The Emperor of IWRM is expected to make a guest appearance, perhaps with clothes, perhaps not.