PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2005 AWRA ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Table of Contents

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SESSION 1: Fish and Wildlife - I

Developing an Aquatic Habitat Conservation Plan for a Diverse Portfolio of Aquatic Lands, Management Activities, and Endangered Species (abstract)
Carol Cloen, Philip Bloch, Greg Reub

Information Gaps and Conservation Planning for Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Aquatic Species in the State of Washington (extended abstract)
Cody Fleece, Greg Reub, Todd Goodsell, Leo Lentsch, Carol Cloen, Phil Bloch, Roy Kropp

An Innovative Approach to Estimate Effects (TAKE) for a Large-Scale Habitat Conservation Plan (extended abstract)
Greg Reub, Carol Cloen, Ron Thom, Cody Fleece

The Evaluation of the Cumulative Effects of Selected Land-use Activities on Aquatic Endangered Species (abstract)
Roy Kropp, Ron Thom, Greg Reub, Cody Fleece, Carol Cloen, Heida Diefenderfer

SESSION 2: Agricultural Water Use - I

Effects of Best-management Practices in Three Agricultural Watersheds in Wisconsin, 1989-2002 (abstract)
David J. Graczyk, John F. Walker, Steven R. Corsi, Roger T. Bannerman

Reductions in Phosphorus Loading to an Agricultural Watershed through Implementation of Best Management Practices: A Clean Water Act Success Story (abstract)
Shanon Phillips, Greg Kloxin

Conservation Practice Adoption Behaviors Among Agricultural Producers (abstract)
Elisa Svanda, Karl W.J. Williard, Mae A. Davenport, Jean C. Mangun

Characterization Of Phosphorus Loading Source Areas In A Monitored Dairy Farm Landscape, Five Years After Implementation Of Best Management Practices (abstract)
W. Dean Hively

SESSION 3: Stormwater Management - I

Developing a Plan to Upgrade Ponds to Increase Public Benefit (extended abstract)
Monica Kruckow, Stephen Sands, Jesse Barker

Development of an On-site Stormwater Management Incentives Package for Seattle Public Utilities (abstract)
Robin Kirschbaum, Miranda Maupin

King County Densmore Stormwater Conveyance System Rehabilitation Project Physical Hydraulic Model Study (extended abstract)
Ken Christison, Larry Adeyemi, Tom Demlow, John Abdalkhani, Bruce Crawford

The Cost and Effectiveness of Stormwater Management Practices (abstract)
Peter Weiss, John S. Gulliver, Andrew J. Erickson

Stormwater Quality Source Characterization at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (extended abstract)
Linda Logan, Paul Fendt, Curtis Nickerson, Robert Duffner

SESSION 4: Water Law and Policy

Do Low Water Flow Conditions Lead To Lasting Policy Change To Address Drought? (abstract)
Nancy Goucher, Daniel D. P. McCarthy, Sarah Michaels

Combining Physical and Social Characteristics for Stream Management (extended abstract)
Linda P. Wagenet, M. J. Pfeffer, S. D. DeGloria, A. T. Lembo, T. J. Fahey, G. N. Nagle

Ranchland Ownership Change in Southwest Montana: Implications for Water Resource Management (abstract)
Hannah Gosnell, Julia Hobson Haggerty, Patrick Byorth, William R. Travis

Alternative Water Auction Strategies (extended abstract)
Rob M. Davis, Ryan Brewster, Raymond Supalla, Dawn Munger

SESSION 5: Water Quality Analysis and Uncertainty

Site-Specific Population-Level Assessment of Ecological Risks Posed by Selenium to Shorebirds (abstract)
John Toll, Kevin V. Brix, David K. DeForest, William J. Adams, Anne Fairbrother, Richard S. Bennett

Development of Site-Specific Quality Assurance Project Plan to Support Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Modeling in Southport Harbor (extended abstract)
Harry Zhang, Craig Swanson, Kelly Streich, Mary Garren

Uncertainty in the TMDL Process (abstract)
Tamim Younos

Characterizing Uncertainty Associated with Mercury Transport and Fate in the Carson River System, Nevada (abstract)
John Warwick, Rosemary Carroll

SESSION 6: Panel - Salmon 2100 Project

Alternative Futures for Pacific Northwest Salmon (abstract)
Robert Lackey, Denise H. Lach, Sally L Duncan

Science And Technology Will Help To Sustain Salmon Populations and Their Ecosystems In 2100 (abstract)
Eric Knudson

Got Wild Salmon? An Ethical-Scientific Analysis of Salmon Recovery in California and the Cascadia Bioregion (abstract)
Steven Kolmes

Salmon Recovery: Getting The Prices Right To Ensure Abundant Wild Salmon Through This Century (abstract)
John Lombard

People, Salmon, and Growth in Western North America: A Strategy to Accommodate All Three Through 2100 (abstract)
Hal Michael

SESSION 7: Agricultural Water Use - II

Atrazine Occurrence in Shallow Ground Water Beneath Agricultural Areas of the United States, 1991 - 2001 (abstract)
Paul Stackelberg, Robert J. Gilliom, David M. Wolock, Kerie J. Hitt

Managing Soil Moisture and Nitrate Transport During Reclaimed Water Irrigation (extended abstract)
Yeonjeong Park, Juyoul Kim, Thomas C. Harmon

The Impact of Short-Term Water Storage on Agriculture - A Field Demonstration (abstract)
Lynette de Silva, Marc Kurz, Beth Bolles, Kirk Williams, Corey Maki, Jim Johnson

Potential for Wetland Restoration to Reduce Nitrogen Loads in an Agricultural Watershed: Conestoga River Basin, Pennsylvania (extended abstract)
Christopher Woltemade

SESSION 8: Stormwater Management - II

Simplified Solutions for Groundwater Mounding Under Stormwater Infiltration Facilities (extended abstract)
Kaveh Zomorodi

Stormwater Infiltration: Impact on Aquifer Recharge and River Flow, Spokane, Washington (extended abstract)
Stanley Miller, Sarah Marxen, Christian V. Pitre

WSDOT Looking Beyond "Business as Usual" for Stormwater Management (extended abstract)
Alan Black, Lisa Kjos

Water Supply Analysis of Environmental Restoration Project (extended abstract)
Jang(Jay) Pak, James Chieh, Rene Vermeeren

SESSION 9: Water Allocation

Drowning in the Rapids? First Runs in the Arkansas River Basin Water Bank Pilot Program (extended abstract)
John Wiener

Changing Water Conservation Innovations into Law: Recent Examples from the Kansas Experience (extended abstract)
John C. Peck

Institutional Frameworks for Water Markets: Lessons from the West (extended abstract)
María Milanes, Ereney Hadjigeorgalis

Lessons in Regulation of Water Rights (abstract)
John McEnery, Kenneth A. Rainwater, Sanjaya R. Joshi

SESSION 10: Water Quality Data and Monitoring

Lakes Campbell and Erie Total Maximum Daily Load Effectiveness Monitoring in Washington State (extended abstract)
George C. Onwumere, Maggie Bell-McKinnon

Monitoring Systems For Surface Water Contamination (abstract)
Gary Jacobson, Yakir Hasit

USGS National Water Quality Data and Maps on the Web (abstract)
Sandy Williamson, Nate Booth

Luminescent Dissolved Oxygen Measurement (abstract)
Brian Staff, Thomas O. Mitchell

SESSION 11: Indian Water Resources Law and Policy

The Water Policy and Indian Law Special Session consists of five presentations on the policy and legal aspects of tribal water resource issues. Ms. Rebecca Miles, Chair of the Nez Perce Tribe's Executive Committee will speak, as well as other representatives of Northwest tribes and law firms which have handled many Indian cases related to fishing and water rights, sovereign immunity, tribal resources, and regulatory authority. The topics to be addressed include balancing fish and economic development, managing on- and off-reservation water resources, negotiating Indian water settlements, tribal water quality concerns, and ESA and water management.

Participants:

Tim Weaver, Esq.: Mr. Weaver is a member of the Washington State Bar and has represented the Yakama Nation for more than 30 years in both the U.S. v. Oregon and U.S. v. Washington fishing rights cases.

Rebecca Miles: Ms. Miles is the chair of the Nez Perce Tribe's Executive Committee. Ms. Miles was actively involved in negotiation of a far-reaching settlement of the Nez Perce Tribes water rights claims in the Snake River Basin Adjudication.

Mason Morisset, Esq.: Mr. Morisset is a partner in the law firm of Morisset, Schlosser, Jozwiak and McGaw. The firm has handled many Indian cases related to fishing and water rights, gaming, sovereign immunity, tribal resources, and regulatory authority

Naomi Stacey, Esq.: Ms. Stacey is an attorney for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and is handling the tribe's case now before the Washington State Supreme Court concerning the duties of the Washington Department of Ecology to consult with Indian tribes in issuing water withdrawal permits in the State of Washington.

Harry Chesnin, Esq. (invited): Mr. Chesnin is a member of the Washington State Bar and represents the Upper Skagit and the Chehalis tribes in a variety of matters.

SESSION 12: Drinking Water

A Modified Approach for Assessing the Vulnerability of Structurally-Controlled Aquifers in the Gulf Islands, British Columbia, Canada (extended abstract)
Shannon Denny, Diana A. Allen, J. Murray Journeay, Dan Mackie

Protecting an Urban Water Supply: A Risk Based Approach (abstract)
Thomas Barry, Michael R. Warfel, Ann L. Root

Well Design Criteria Providing Reduced Concentrations of Naturally Occurring Uranium Using Subsurface Litholigic, Radiologic and Geochemical Methods (abstract)
Michael Guilbert, Christopher S. Johnson

SESSION 13: Stormwater Management - III

Causal Relationship Between Rainstorms and Sewer Overflows (abstract)
Meifa Chen, Frank Qiao, Mark Bottin,Michael Wang, Christopher Carter

Climate Change and the Frequency of Combined Sewer Overflows (abstract)
John Furlow, Susan Herrod, Julius Randall Freed

Evaluation and Validation of EPA Region 6 Cumulative Risk Index Analysis for Stormwater Impacts of Construction Activities (abstract)
John Easton, Sneha Jagtap, Gerald Carney

Moving From Event-Based to Continuous Hydrologic Analysis for Stormwater Management: A Discussion of Two Different Applications in Northwest Oregon (extended abstract)
Phillip Pommier, Seth Jelen

SESSION 14: Water Economics

Cost of "Free" Water (extended abstract)

Dennis Bostad, Michael Garrod, Nina Jazmadarian, Jim Leserman, Edward G. Means, III
Local Strategic Interactive Models and Landscape Scale Agent-Based Simulation for Restoration of the Sacramento River Conservation Area (abstract)
Mark Buckley

Economic Impacts of International Treaty Water Shortages (abstract)
Ari Michelsen, John R. C. Robinson, Noel Gollehon

Integrated Economic and Environmental Evaluation Tools - Chehalis River, WA (abstract)
Ridge Robinson, Merri Martz

SESSION 15: Water Quality Regulation

Using Paleolimnology to Define a Nutrient-based TMDL Target at Black Lake, Idaho (abstract)
Joy Chen, Allan Chartrand, John Stockner, Darren Bos, Jayne Carlin

Deriving Localized Bioaccumulation Models for Setting Site-Specific Water Selenium Concentration Benchmarks Where Needed for Pollution Control Decisions (abstract)
John Toll, Kevin V. Brix, Lucinda M. Tear, David K. DeForest, William J. Adams

Alternatives for Deriving Site-specific Water Quality Criteria in Effluent-dependent Waters in the Arid Western U.S. (abstract)
Robert Gensemer, Eric Van Genderen, Mark Murphy, Steven Canton, Richard Meyerhoff, Karen Ramage, Ed Curley

SESSION 16: Fish and Wildlife - II

Negotiation and Endangered Species Act Compliance: Understanding the Challenges (abstract)
Leo Lentsch, Robert D. Williams, C. Anna Toline

Fish versus Farmer: How the Rio Grande Silvery Minnow Highlights the Might and Fright of the Endangered Species Act (extended abstract)
Joshua A. Joseph, Jr.

Climate and Land Use Change Impacts on the Endangered Salmon Populations in the Snohomish River Basin, WA (abstract)
Matthew Wiley, James Battin, Elizabeth Korb, Richard Palmer,Mary Ruckelshaus

Assessment of Airport Stormwater Discharges on ESA Listed Salmon Species (extended abstract)
Charles Wisdom, Paul Fendt, Jim Kelley, Don Weitkamp, Julie Brandt, Elizabeth Leavitt

SESSION 17: Infrastructure - I

An Innovative, Basinwide Approach to Flood Mitigation: The Waffle® Project (abstract)
Bethany Bolles

Returning a Creek to Its Historical Watercourse: Part I, Study Plan for Assessing Implications of Rerouting Walsh Lake Diversion Ditch, Cedar River Watershed (abstract)
Brent Lackey, James Packman

Modeling the Hydrodynamics of A Multidam River System (extended abstract)
Honghai Li, Alan F. Blumberg, Ferdi L. Hellweger, Quamrul Ahsan

Rehabilitation of Aging Dams by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (abstract)
Douglas Lantz

SESSION 18: Climate Change - I

Climate Change and Resource Policy: Is There Enough Flexibility and Authority to Deal With the Domestic Impacts of Global Warming on Water Resources and Shoreline? (extended abstract)
Eric Fitch

Managing Water for Irrigated Agriculture Under Extended Climate-Related Drought (abstract)
Michael Scott, Lance Vail, Rajiv Prasad

Hydrologic Changes in the Western U.S. from 1916-2003 (abstract)
Alan Hamlet, Philip Mote, Martyn Clark, Dennis P. Lettenmaier

The Implications of Society's Choice of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on Future Hydrology of California (abstract)
Edwin Maurer

SESSION 19: Fluvial Geomorphology

Debris Flow Hazard Study for Devore Area in Southern California (extended abstract)
Jang(Jay) Pak, James Chieh, Rene Vermeeren

Comparison of Sediment Prediction Ability of the AnnAGNPS and the SWAT Model for the West Fork of the White River (abstract)
Richa Srivastava, Indrajeet Chaubey

Sediment Supply Restoration: Balancing Habitat and Sediment Management (extended abstract)
Russell Gaston, Laura Becker

Using a Watershed Assessment Approach to Develop Erosion and Sediment Management Alternatives in an Urbanized Stream: A Case Study in Kenmore, Washington (abstract)
Chase Barton, Christina Avolio, Mark Ewbank, Rob English

SESSION 20: Water Quality - Toxics

Modeling the Impact of Pavement Cleaning on the Quality of the Cross Israel Highway Runoff (abstract)
Roger Sutherland, Gary R. Minton, Uri Marinov

Investigation of Heavy Metal Removal Mechanisms in Three Different Types of Absorbent Beds for the Treatment of Roadway Stormwater Runoff (abstract)
Davis D. Chiu, R. J. Petrell

Managing Stormwater Pollutants From a Heavy Manufacturing Site Using Monitored Data (extended abstract)
Caroline Burger, James Bachhuber, David Sipple

Impacts on Groundwater in the Event of a Terrestrial Oil Spill (extended abstract)
Isabel Szendrey, Mikhail Gogolev

SESSION 21: Hydrological Connectivity between Headwater Systems and Downstream Waters - I

This special session explores the roles played by headwaters in maintaining the physical, chemical, and biological integrity of waters in lower watershed positions. There are several policy considerations that make this topic very timely, primary among them the 2001 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in SWANCC (Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers exceeded its statutory authority by asserting Clean Water Act (CWA) jurisdiction over non-navigable, isolated, intrastate waters based solely on their use by migratory birds. The Court's majority opinion in SWANCC also touched upon broader issues of CWA jurisdiction; the Court's reasoning implies that the CWA intended some "connection" to navigability to be jurisdictional. Since SWANCC, extensive public debate and over 35 federal court decisions have addressed headwaters and intermittent and ephemeral streams. Topics to be explored during this special session include the relative roles of surface water and ground water flow paths, the spatial and temporal scales over which hydrological connectivity is relevant, and ecosystem function at landscape scales.

The first ten minutes of this session will be devoted to introductory remarks, with the individual presentations following. It will continue in the session immediately following this one (Session 26) with a wrap-up at the end by Mark Rains.

Introductory Remarks

Tracie-Lynn Nadeau, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.

Hydrological Connectivity and Ecosystem Function at Landscape Scales (abstract)
Catherine Pringle

The Role of Ground Water in Generating Streamflow in Headwater Areas and in Maintaining Baseflow (abstract)
Thomas Winter

Streamflow Generation in Headwater Systems and Hillslope Connections to Streams (abstract)
Jeffrey McDonnell

Surface Water/ Ground Water Relations, Western Mojave Desert, USA (abstract)
John Izbicki

SESSION 22: Infrastructure - II

Evaluation of Alternative Operating Criteria under the WUP Process in the British Columbia (extended abstract)
Thomas Siu, Herbert Louie, Alaa Abdalla, Ziad Shawwash

A Reinforcement Learning Approach for Optimal Control of Hydroelectric Reservoir System (extended abstract)
Alaa Abdalla, Ziad Shawwash, Thomas Siu

Planning for Hydropower and the Environment in the Context of a Multi-Use River System (abstract)
Kari Vigerstol, Erik Helland-Hansen

An Automated Hydrologic Threshold Alert System for the Umpqua River Basin, Oregon (abstract)
Holly Hartmann, Robin Hartmann

SESSION 23: Climate Change - II

Assessment of Climate Change and Water Management in the San Juan Basin (extended abstract)
Laura Weintraub, Limin Chen, Paul M. Rich, Joel Herr, Robert Goldstein

Climate Change and Waste Water Treatment in the Great Lakes Region (abstract)
John Furlow, Jordan West, Randall Freed

The Impacts of Climate Change on Upland Erosion and Sediment Retention by Riparian Buffers (abstract)
Thomas Johnson, Mike Huang, John Furlow, Catriona Rogers, Randy Freed, Diana Pape

ENSO Effects on Streamflow and Water Quality in North and South Carolina (abstract)
Daniel Tufford, Greg Carbone, James Hussey

SESSION 24: Urban Streams I

Hydrological Cycle Analysis on Cheonggye-Cheon Watershed in Seoul Korea (extended abstract)
Seong-Jin Noh, Hyeon-jun Kim, Cheol-hee Jang, Dong-pil Kim

Hydrological and Biological Indicators of Flow Alteration in Urban Streams (extended abstract)
Jan Cassin, Hans Berge, Jeff Burkey, Robert Fuerstenberg, Brian Murray, David St.John, Lucinda Tear, Kelly Whiting

The Local Impacts of Road Crossings on Puget Lowland Creeks (extended abstract)
Christina Avolio, Derek Booth

Coastal Watershed Assessment of Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve: Focus on Urbanization and Water Quality (abstract)
Sarah Anderson, William Wise

SESSION 25: Water Quality - Pesticides

Pesticides in Air -- A Significant Source in the San Joaquin Valley, California? (abstract)
Charles Kratzer, Michael S. Majewski, Celia Zamora

Development of a Windows-Based Integrated Pesticide Transport Modeling System for a Coupled Canopy and Soil System (IPTM-CS) (abstract)
Xuefeng Chu, Miguel A. Marino

Pesticides and Their Transformation Products in Small Ponds and Adjacent Rivers (abstract)
William Battaglin

SESSION 26: Hydrological Connectivity between Headwater Systems and Downstream Waters - II

This session is a continuation of Session 21 which explores the roles played by headwaters in maintaining the physical, chemical, and biological integrity of waters in lower watershed positions. There are several policy considerations that make this topic very timely, primary among them the 2001 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in SWANCC (Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers exceeded its statutory authority by asserting Clean Water Act (CWA) jurisdiction over non-navigable, isolated, intrastate waters based solely on their use by migratory birds. The Court's majority opinion in SWANCC also touched upon broader issues of CWA jurisdiction; the Court's reasoning implies that the CWA intended some "connection" to navigability to be jurisdictional. Since SWANCC, extensive public debate and over 35 federal court decisions have addressed headwaters and intermittent and ephemeral streams. Topics to be explored during this special session include the relative roles of surface water and ground water flow paths, the spatial and temporal scales over which hydrological connectivity is relevant, and ecosystem function at landscape scales.

Individual presentations will start the session and it will end with a brief wrap-up by moderator Mark Rains.

The Role of Headwater Streams in Watershed-Scale Water Quality (abstract)
Richard Alexander, Elizabeth W. Boyer, Richard A. Smith, and Gregory E. Schwarz

Mississippi River Hypoxia: In the beginning... (abstract)
Frank Triska, John H. Duff, Alan P. Jackman, Ronald J Avanzino

Are Energy and Nutrient Subsidies from Small Streams Important for River Environments? (abstract)
John Richardson, Mark S. Wipfli, Robert J. Naiman

Headwater Streams: Small in Size but Rich in Species (abstract)
Judy Meyer, David L. Strayer, J. Bruce Wallace, Sue L. Eggert, Gene S. Helfman

Linking Climatic Patterns, Hydrologic Processes, Landuse and Nutrient Dynamics in the Crown of the Continent Headwaters of Northwest Montana, USA (abstract)
Richard Hauer, J. A. Stanford

SESSION 27: Infrastructure - III

Assessment of Total Dissolved Gas in Two Reaches of the Spokane River, Washington (extended abstract)
Paul Pickett

Rocky Reach Dam Temperature Modeling of Reservoir and Pre-Project Conditions (extended abstract)
Todd Bennett, Raymond Walton, Henry Hu, Steven Hays

Comparison of Dam Break Simulation Using HEC-RAS and HEC-HMS (abstract)
Christopher Goodell

Development of Total Dissolved Gas Abatement Strategies for a Northwest Hydropower Facility (extended abstract)
Jory Oppenheimer, Robert Barnes

SESSION 28: Climate Change - III

Sea Level Rise and Groundwater-Sourced Community Water Supplies in Florida (abstract)
John Furlow, Susan Herrod, Julius Randall Freed

The Effect of El Nino Southern Oscillation and Pacific Inter-Decadal Oscillation on Precipitation in Wisconsin (abstract)
Reza Namdar Ghanbari, Hector R. Bravo

Incorporating Uncertainty in Water Resource Planning for Climate Change (abstract)
Matthew Wiley, Richard N. Palmer, Joseph A. Ball

Climate Change and Water Resources in South Asia: Adaptation Deficit and Strengthening Adaptive Capacity (abstract)
Monirul Mirza, Brenna Enright

SESSION 29: Urban Streams II

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Flow Controls at Protecting Streams from the Effects of Hydromodification in Urbanizing Watersheds (abstract)
Gary Palhegyi, Chris Potter, Chris Dean, Eric Strecker

Geomorphic Impacts of Different Degrees of Urbanization in Two Watersheds (abstract)
Ranbir Kang, Richard Marston, Daniel E. Storm

Wet Weather Flow and Channel Degradation in an Urban Stream (extended abstract)
Dwayne Myers, Christopher Carter

Channel Erosion Measurements in an Urban Stream During Watershed Development (extended abstract)
Melanie Carter, Jean Spooner, Robert Evans

SESSION 30: Water Quality - Nutrients

Modeling In-Stream Nitrogen Concentrations Based on Watershed Characteristics Using Principal Components Analysis (abstract)
Nathan Beach, Vladimir Novotny

Use of QUAL2K Modeling Tool in Support of Nutrient TMDL Development for an Urban Watershed in Pennsylvania (extended abstract)
Harry Zhang, Lauren A. Fillmore, Mary Kuo, Thomas Henry

Evaluation of Total Phosphorus in the Oconee-Ocmulgee-Altamaha River Basin of Georgia, USA (abstract)
Josh Romeis, Rhett Jackson

Modeling Nutrient Export from Coastal Mediterranean Streams in Southern California (abstract)
Timothy Robinson, Arturo A. Keller, John M. Melack

SESSION 31: Ecosystem Management

Muddy Creek Coordinated Resource Management Project (abstract)
James G. Thompson

Use of Electrical Resistivity Probe for Determination of Hyporheic Flow (extended abstract)
Barton R. Faulkner, Victor A. Murray, Sam R. Hobson

Determining Nutrient Contribution on a Subwatershed Scale: Eagle Creek Watershed, Central Indiana (abstract)
Lora Shrake, Pascual, D. Lani., Leda R. Casey, Lenore P. Tedesco, Bob E. Hall, Daniel C. Moran

Geomorphic and Riparian Characteristics of Forested Headwater Streams at the End of Fish Use (abstract)
John Runyon, E.George Robison

SESSION 32: Groundwater Supply

Stream Temperature as an Indicator of Groundwater Inputs to a Karst Stream Affected by Groundwater Withdrawals (abstract)
Michael A. O'Driscoll, David R. DeWalle

Multi-linear Regression Approach for Systems Dynamics Modeling of Groundwater (abstract)
Enrique Lopez-Calva, Craig Elitharp, Carrie Knatz, Johnson Yeh, Dennis Williams

Ground Water Asset Management (abstract)
Jim Bailey, Andreas Wicklein

Supplementing Surface Water Shortage with Groundwater in El Paso, Texas (abstract)
Zhuping Sheng, Jaime Hincapie, Joshua Villalobos, Claudia Guevara, Luis Aristizabal

SESSION 33: Watershed Planning - I

Indicators of Hydrologic Alteration (IHA): Software for Understanding Hydrologic Changes in Ecologically-Relevant Terms (abstract)
Tom FitzHugh, Brian Richter

Washington's State-wide Program to Protect River and Stream Flows (abstract)
Geoff Tallent

The Stillaguamish Instream Flow Rule and Parallel Planning of Water for People, Farms, and Fish (abstract)
Stephen Hirschey

SESSION 34: Hydrology - I

A Three-dimensional Density Dependent Transient Flow and Chloride Transport Simulation Model(abstract)
Jing-Yea Yang, Kevin Hansen

Application of Hydrologic and Hydraulic Model for the Rawlins Road Restoration Study in the Skagit River Delta (abstract)
Felix Kristanovich, Zhaoqing Yang, Tarang Khangaonkar, Shirley Solomon

Field-Scale Water Level Predictions Using Artificial Neural Networks (abstract)
Tirusew Asefa, Nisai Wanakule, Alison Adams

An Integrated Hydrologic Model Application -- Calibration and Verification for Integrated Northern Tampa Bay Model, Florida (abstract)
Patrick Tara, Jeffrey Geurink, Ron Basso, Greg Ruskauff, Mark Ross, Ken Trout

SESSION 35: Modeling Microbial Growth in Streams

Adaption and Calibration of HSPF to Simulate Periphyton in Support of the Truckee River Water Quality TMDL (abstract)
Troy Naperala, T. Feist, D. Dilks, M. Azad

Simulation of Planktonic & Adsorbed Bacterial Transport Using HSPF: Parameter Sensitivity (abstract)
Mitali Goel, Theo A. Dillaha

Identification and Evaluation of Limiting Factors on Periphyton Growth in Headwater Streams in the Pawnee Nation, Oklahoma (abstract)
Andrea Ludwig, Marty Matlock, Brian Haggard

Improved Enumeration of Planktonic and Attached Fecal Indicators in Runoff From Pastures (extended abstract)
Michelle Soupir, Saied Mostaghimi

SESSION 36: Everglades Restoration

Challenges and Lessons Learned on the North Palm Beach Everglades Restoration Project (abstract)
Jim Bolleter, Mike Voich

Development of Performance Measures and Targets in Everglades Restoration: Loxahatchee River Watershed (abstract)
Pinar Balci, Boyd Gunsalus, Mike Voich

Hydrologic and Hydraulic Simulation in Southern Everglades Region with RSM (abstract)
Fawen Zheng, Sharika U. S. Senarath

Phosphorus Modeling in the Everglades, Florida, USA (abstract)
Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm, Ronald Kaufmann, deceased

SESSION 37: Water Resources Modeling - I

A Probabilistic Simulation Tool for Environmental Systems (extended abstract)
Rick Kossik, Ian Miller, Stefan Knopf

King County, Washington Integrated Water Resources Modeling System: Risk Model (abstract)
John Toll, Doug Henderson, Peggy Myre, David DeForest

Decision Support Model for Reservoir Water Quality Management (abstract)
Charles D. D. Howard

Temperature Modeling of Reservoirs in the Willamette River Basin (abstract)
Raymond Walton, Todd Bennett, James Britton

SESSION 38: Watershed Planning - II

Conjunctive Management of Surface Water and Ground Water in the Northwest U.S. (abstract)
John Koreny, Allison MacEwan

A Slinky-Space Streamflow Estimation Method for TMDLs: Time Series Analysis Meets Geostatistics (abstract)
Daniel Ames, Jeff Horsburgh

Prediction of Water Temperatures Based on Stochastic Approaches: Case Study of Deschutes River (extended abstract)
Benyahya Loubna, André St-Hilaire, Taha B.M.J. Ouarda, Bernard Bobée, Behrouz Ahmadi-Nedushan

Use of Macroscale Models for Drought Diagnosis and Nowcasting in the Continental U.S. (abstract)
Konstantinos M. Andreadis, Elizabeth A. Clark, Andrew W. Wood, Dennis P. Lettenmaier

SESSION 39: Hydrology - II

Revising the NRCS Sheet Flow Travel Time Equation for Flatlands (extended abstract)
Kaveh Zomorodi

ModClark Model, Improvement and Application (abstract)
Hongying Zhao, Bruce M. McEnroe

Western Washington Hydrology Model Version 3 (extended abstract)
Douglas Beyerlein, Joseph Brascher, Shanon White

Comparison of Methodologies to Estimate Hydrologic Response of Texas Watersheds (abstract)
John McEnery, David B. Thomspon, Ashish Waghray

SESSION 40: Water Quality and Microbes

Salmonella Occurrence and Inactivation in Remote Potable Water Systems in Puerto Rico (abstract)
Astrid Vélez, G. I. Ramírez toro, H. Minnigh, D. Herson, K. Verville

Pathogen BMPs in Southern California - Questions from 3 End-of-Pipe Treatment Systems (abstract)
Patti Sexton, Ike Pace

Upper Willapa River Microbial Source Tracking Study (extended abstract)
Rob Zisette, Walter Trial, Michael Cawrse, Mansour Samadpour

Modeling Fecal Coliform in the Christina River Basin Using HSPF (extended abstract)
Sen Bai, Mike Morton, Andrew Parker, Tom Henry

SESSION 41: Dam Construction and Removal

Fluvial Sediment Transport in the Elwha River, Washington (abstract)
Christopher Konrad

Long-term Impacts of Dam Construction and Channelization on Kaskaskia River Channel Morphology (abstract)
Xizhen Du, Karl W.J. Williard

Impacts of Dam Construction on Floodplain Inundation and Forest Species Composition (abstract)
Karl Williard, Sara G. Baer, Susan P. Romano, James J. Zaczek

Using 3D GIS Visualization to Portray Dam Removal in the PNW (abstract)
Thomas O'Keefe for Ross Freeman

SESSION 42: Water Resources Modeling - II

Results of Near-Term Forecasting of Surface Water Supplies for a Regional Water Utility (abstract)
Janice Lantrip, Mitchell Griffin, Alaa Aly

Non-Linear State-Space Reconstruction Using Learning Machines (abstract)
Tirusew Asefa

The Southwest Florida Water Management District Water Use Tracking System (extended abstract)
Trevor Campbell, Steve Dicks

SESSION 43: Watershed Planning - III

Integrating Nature's Cycles to Manage Environmental Resources (abstract)
John Sheaffer, Annette Stahelin, J. David Mullan

Explaining Success and Failure in Watershed Planning: an Assessment of the Washington State Watershed Planning Act (1998) (abstract)
Tetyana Lysak

Colorado's Statewide Water Supply Initiative: Forging New Ground in Addressing Competing Water Needs (abstract)
John Rehring, Rick Brown, Kelly DiNatale, Susan Morea, Nicole Rowan

Watershed Planning: Balancing In- and Out-of-Stream Water Uses (abstract)
Lisa Dally Wilson

SESSION 44: Hydrology - III

Where Our Water Supply Originates (abstract)
Thomas C. Brown, Michael T. Hobbins, Jorge A. Ramirez

Using Hydrologic Models to Study Erosion Dynamics for Cultural Resource Management (abstract)
Judith van der Elst, Heather Richards, Luke Suchy

Comparing SWAT and an Artificial Neural Network Model for Streamflow Prediction in an Agricultural Watershed (abstract)
Puneet Srivastava, J.N. McNair, T.E. Johnson

SESSION 45: Water Quality in Florida

Frequency Analysis Evaluation of Proposed Withdrawals from the St. Johns River on Ten Water Resource Values (extended abstract)
Ken W. Watson, Clifford P. Neubauer, C. Price Robison, Scott D. Emery, Cindy Lee Westergard

Sources of Nitrate-N in the Silver Springs Group (extended abstract)
David Toth

A Comparison of Sedimentary Organic Matter in Two Tidal Rivers on the Coast of West-Central Florida, U.S.A. (extended abstract)
Emily R. Hall, Joseph Delfino, Matthew M. Booth

Lamb Island Tributary Stormwater Treatment Project - A Demonstration Site for Agricultural Stormwater Runoff Management and Best Management Practices (abstract)
Patricia Goodman, Christopher P. Boruch, Timothy D. Harper

SESSION 46: Panel on Dam Removal and River Restoration: The Changing Waterscape of Science, Policy, and People

Although a number of small dam removal projects have been conducted throughout the United States, increasing pressure for salmon recovery has produced a number of proposals for the removal or decommissioning of large dams in the western U.S. These proposals are often controversial, and raise new challenges both in terms of science, policy, and their impacts on people in the communities affected by the dams. This panel will explore the theory, research, and on-the-ground experiences of dam removal and river restoration projects in the Pacific Northwest and throughout North America. The panel includes four members who have done extensive work on this subject, and will provide their perspectives on the evolving landscape of dam removal as a river restoration tool.

The River Commons: The Advent of a New Era in Water Policy (abstract)
Dan McCool

Damning Dams: the Politics and Policy of Dams and Dam Removals (abstract)
Pete Lavigne

Dam Removal and River Restoration: Values versus Science and What Are We Restoring? (abstract)
Douglas Dixon

Watershed: The Undamming of America (abstract)
Elizabeth Grossman

SESSION 47: Water Resources Modeling III

Regularization as a Methodology for Watershed Model Calibration: Case Study Applications to Chico Creek in Kitsap County, WA, USA (abstract)
Brian Skahill, John Doherty

Estimation of Runoff Variation by Land Use Change in the Gyeongan-cheon Watershed in Korea Using MIKE SHE Modeling System (extended abstract)
Chulgyum Kim, Hyeonjun Kim, Cheolhee Jang, Sangjun Im

Forecasting of Soil Moisture Using Simulated Annealing in a Support Vector Machines Model (abstract)
M. Kashif Gill, Yasir H. Kaheil, Mac Mckee, Mariush W. Kemblowski

Coping with Uncertainties Associated with Simulation-Optimization Model for Water Resources Management (abstract)
Chin Man Mok, Nisai Wanakule, Stepten Gorelick, Armen Der Kiureghian, Anthony Daus

SESSION 48: Watershed Planning - Case Studies

San Diego Region's Integrated Approach to Water Management (extended abstract)
Paul Gebert, Lennie Rae Cooke

Watershed Based Supply and Demand Analysis in Southern New Castle County Delaware (abstract)
Martha Corrozi, Kevin J. Vonck, Gerald J. Kauffman

Water Use Planning in British Columbia(abstract)
Pieter Bekker, James S. Mattison

The Watershed Context for Mitigation Banking - Watershed Characterization for Resource Management and Restoration in Whatcom County, Washington (abstract)
Margaret Clancy, Jeff Chalfant

SESSION 49: Hydrology - IV

Measurement of Transverse Mixing Characteristics in Natural Streams (abstract)
Il Won Seo, Kyung Oh Baek, Tae Myoung Jeon

Experimental Real-Time Hydrologic Nowcasting and Streamflow Forecasting for the Western U.S. (abstract)
Andrew Wood, Ali Akanda, Dennis P. Lettenmaier

Channel Master ADCP and RiverSonde Radar in the California Delta (abstract)
Peter Spain, Donald Barrick, Calvin Teague, Catherine Ruhl

Comparison of Neural Networks and Radial Basis Functions for Water Resources Forecasting Applications (abstract)
Alaa Aly, Nisai Wanakule

SESSION 50: Forest and Rangeland Management

Turbidity Trends in the Upper Deschutes River, Washington: 30 Years of Monitoring a Managed Forest Watershed (abstract)
Maryanne Reiter, John Heffner, Storm Beech, Ted Turner, Bob Bilby

GIS Identification of Hydrologic Connectivity of Forest Roads (abstract)
Patricia Henshaw, Derek Stuart, Sarah North, Joe Zendt, Will Conley

Effects of Changing Fire Regime on Sediment Generation in Pacific Northwest Forests (abstract)
Jordan Lanini, Dennis P. Lettenmaier

Nutrient Export and Hydrology of Headwater Streams in Harvested Forest Watersheds in Western Washington (abstract)
Robert Edmonds, Garrett Liles, Daniel Vogt, Richard Bigley, Peter Bisson

SESSION 51: Swimming Upstream - Collaborative Decision-Making in Watershed Management

Legitimacy and Watershed Collaborations (extended abstract)
Zev Trachtenberg, Will Focht

The Role of Trust in Legitimating Stakeholder Participation (abstract)
Will Focht, Zev Trachtenberg

Citizen Participation and Representation in Collaborative Engagement Processes (abstract)
Arnie Vedlitz, Charles D. Samuelson, Guy Whitten, Marty Matlock, Letitia Alston, Tarla Rai Peterson, Susan Gilbertz

Are Trust and Social Capital the Keys to Success? Watershed Partnerships in California and Washington (abstract)
Paul Sabatier, William D. Leach

SESSION 52: Ecosystem Restoration

The Sustainable Rivers Project: Restoring Ecosystems Through Dam Re-Operation (abstract)
Andrew Warner, John Hickey

Lake Okeechobee Watershed Project (abstract)
Allison MacEwan, Lewis Hornung, Anwar Khan, David Unsell

The Hoh River Engineered Logjam Project: Protecting Highways and Restoring Habitat (abstract)
Tim Abbe, Jim Park, Michael Spillane, Mark Ewbank Jennifer Black-Goldsmith, José Carrasquero-Verde

Gravel Nourishment and Engineered Log Jam Design for Salmon Habitat Restoration: The Green River Fish Habitat Restoration Pilot Project - Zone 1 (abstract)
David Cline, Mamie Brower, Zac Corum, Scott Pozarycki)

Restoring Nearshore Habitat Through the Use of Emerging Shoreline Protection Technologies (extended abstract)
José Carrasquero-Verde, Tim Abbe

SESSION 53: Environmental Stewardship and Education

Watershed Risk Assessment in Urban Areas: Quebrada Mundaca, Caguas, PR (abstract)
Harvey Minnigh, G I Ramírez toro, Jessica Montañez, Mayra Vargas Rodríguez, Jahaira Vargas Morales

Educational Applications of Decision Support Simulations for Water Basins (extended abstract)
Alison Williams, Kevin Lansey, Jim Washburne, Candice Marburger

Effective, Less Intrusive Water Conservation Regulations? - Not Without a Robust Public Awareness Campaign! (abstract)
Alfred Canepa, Linda Burnette, Malissa Dillon

Students Connecting with Students at the Watershed Scale (abstract)
Michael Lilly, J. Donaldson, G. Whitton

SESSION 54: Sustainable Hydrology

Optimized Land Use Planning for Integrated Management of Goodwin Creek Watershed in Mississippi (extended abstract)
Honghai Qi, Mustafa S. Altinakar, Dalmo A. Vieira, Bahram Alidaee

Hydrologic Modeling of Pocono Creek for Sustainable Watershed Management (abstract)
Latif Kalin, Mohamed M. Hantush

Policy Implications of an Ecological Flow Model for a Local Government (abstract)
Brian Murray, David St. John, Robert Fuerstenberg

SESSION 55: Panel: The Puget Sound Nearshore Ecosystem Restoration Project: An Approach to Restoring Nearshore Ecosystems at a Sound-wide Scale

The Puget Sound Nearshore Ecosystem Restoration Project (PSNERP) team will provide an overview presentation of how we are developing a spatially-explicit, process-based, Sound-wide restoration plan to strategically restore ecosystem services. During the second half of the session the science and project team members will have a panel discussion allowing the audience to ask extended questions with thoughtful interaction among team members.

Panel Members:

Fred Goetz,(abstract) US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle, WA
Tom Mumford, Washington Department of Natural Resources, Olympia, WA
Doug Myers, Puget Sound Action Team, Olympia, WA
Charles Simenstad, University of Washington Aquatic and Fisheries Science, Seattle, WA

SESSION 56: Partnerships

Watershed Management Program - SW Florida (abstract)
Mikel Renner, Gordon McClung, Lisann Morris

Redmond Wellhead Protection Ordinance: A Collaborative Approach to Regulation (abstract)
Ann Root, Thomas H. Barry, Michael R. Warfel

Observations on the State of Washington's Watershed Management Planning Process - The Joy of Success, the Agony of Defeat, and the Lessons Learned (extended abstract)
Robert Wheeler, Cynthia Carlstad, Chris Page

Collaboratively Seeking Tradeoffs between Environmental, Social and Power Generation Interests: BC Hydro Water Use Planning Case Studies (abstract)
Siobhan Jackson, Jayson Kurtz

SESSION 57: Floodplain Management

Developing a Sediment Transport Model for Streambank Seepage Erosion (extended abstract)
Garey Fox, Glenn V. Wilson, Raja Periketi, Robert F. Cullum

Formation of Sediment Plugs at Constrictions in Alluvial Rivers (extended abstract)
Craig Boroughs, Christopher I. Thornton

Relationships of Riparian Vegetation, Rooting Characteristics, and Streambank Stability (abstract)
Marc Coles-Ritchie, Dave Weixelman

Field Performance of Long-Strand Wood Erosion Control Mulch and Agricultural Straw Under Natural Rainfall Events (abstract)
James Dooley, Randy B. Foltz

SESSION 58: Watershed Planning Tools

Using Reference Reach Data to Regionalize Hydrologic Relationships (extended abstract)
Pete Bengeyfield, Jennifer Hickenbottom

Quantification of Runoff-Contributing Areas in a Pasture Watershed - A Field Scale Approach (abstract)
Mansoor Leh, I. Chaubey, J.V. Brahana, J. Murdock

Stochastic Models for Estimating River Water Temperatures (extended abstract)
Behrouz Ahmadi-Nedushan, André St-Hilaire, Loubna Benyahya, Taha B.M.J. Ouarda, Bernard Bobée

Calculating Watershed Imperviousness (abstract)
Kevin Vonck, Gerald J. Kauffman, Martha B. Corrozi

SESSION 59: Wastewater Management

City-wide Use of WWTP Effluent for Landscape Irrigation (extended abstract)
Marcus Allhands, Todd Swingle

Can Integrated Water Resource Management Prevent a Small Town from Becoming a Ghost Town? (abstract)
Jennifer Kauffman, Kelly Snyder

Sustainable Water Use - The Tulalip Tribes Wastewater Reuse Facility (extended abstract)
Michael Ollivant, Tom Gobin, Lukas Reyes

Exploring Wastewater Reuse Alternatives in Southern New Jersey (abstract)
Joseph Orlins, D. Garcia, W. Walker, K. Jahan, J. Everett, D. Miller, J. Hasse, K.M. Weaver

SESSION 60: Restoring Hood Canal

Hypoxia in Hood Canal: Status and Contributing Factors (abstract)
Jan Newton, Dan Hannafious, Julia Bos, Mark Warner

Estimated Inputs of Nitrogen to Hood Canal (abstract)
Anthony Paulson, Christopher Konrad, Lonna Frans, Marlene Noble, Carol Kendall

Integrating a Volunteer Monitoring Effort with the Needs of a Partnership-Based Research Program (abstract)
Dan Hannafious, Renee Rose

SESSION 61: Flood Hazard Management

Risk and Uncertainty Analysis in Flood Hazard Management Using GIS and Remote Sensing Technology (extended abstract)
Honghai Qi, Mustafa S. Altinakar, Xinya Ying, Sam S.Y. Wang

Stream Management and Off-Stream Detention Storage in California's Bay Area (extended abstract)
Christy Swindling, Roxanne Stachon

Some Innovative Approaches for Estimating Base Flood Discharges (extended abstract)
Henry Hu, Todd H. Bennett, Kenneth D. Puhn, Joseph Weber

Enhancing Public Infrastructure Through Stream and Wetland Restoration Activities in Flood-Prone Areas (abstract)
Russell Gaston, Alissa Maxwell

SESSION 62: International Water Resources - I

Transnational Influences on Urban Sanitation Systems in Developing Countries (abstract)
Laurel Phoenix

Water Resources Issues in China (abstract)
Frances Solomon

Developing Rural Water Supply in Anambra State of Nigeria (extended abstract)
George Onwumere, Bernard E.B. Akudinobi

A Geologic, Ecological, and Socio-Economic Perspective on the Indian River-Linking Project (abstract)
Puneet Srivastava, M. Khalequzzaman, F. S. Faruque

SESSION 63: Sustainable Water Use

Protecting Water Resources with Smart Growth (extended abstract)
Kol Peterson, Jamal Kadri, Lynn Richards

Sustainable Site Design Case Study at UC Berkeley (abstract)
Anne Connell, Tom Sweet

Green Roof Hydrology (extended abstract)
Douglas Beyerlein, Joseph Brascher, Shanon White

Steep Sloped Residential Development - Rain Gardens on Roads and Lots in Silver Ridge (abstract)
Craig Kipkie, Chris Johnston

SESSION 64: Wetlands - I

Cypress Creek Wellfield Wetland Restoration and Surface Water Management Project (abstract)
Michael Finch, James M. Mykytka, Warren Hogg, Steve Noriega, Ryan Horstman, Judy Smith

Rehydrating a Western Washington Floodplain Wetland Buried by a Landslide (abstract)
Chad Armour

Seasonal Wetland Design and Water Balance Evaluation Berkeley Meadow, Berkeley, California (extended abstract)
Lucas Paz, William L. Carson

Mitigation and Conservation Banks (abstract)
Sky Miller

SESSION 65: Drought Management

Drought Management of Flathead Lake: Challenges and Opportunities (abstract)
Allison MacEwan, Bob Beduhn, John Henz, Scott Reed, Jeffery Loman, Lucy Schwartz

Quantifying Drought Severity for the Denver Water System: A Comparison of Two Methods (extended abstract)
Robert Steger

Management of University of Connecticut Well Field During Drought Periods (abstract)
Farhad Nadim, Amvrossios C. Bagtzoglou, Fred L. Ogden, Glenn S. Warner

Urbanization, Flow Regime, and Salmon Populations in the Puget Sound Basin (abstract)
David Hartley, Michael Purser, Derek Stuart, Bill Rozeboom, Jody Brown

SESSION 66: International Water Resources - II

Ancient Warfare and Terrorists: The Destruction of Water Infrastructure (abstract)
John Grounds

Foreign Policy, Elections, and Dams: The Gabcikovo/Nagymaros Dispute (abstract)
Valerie J. Assetto

Getting Economic Productivity and Environmental Sustainability at the Same Time (abstract)
Tetyana Lysak, Edward P. Weber, Madina Khalmirzaeva, Mark Stephan

SESSION 67: Water Information Management - GIS

Creation of a Stream Enhancement Geodatabase (extended abstract)
Jill Ory

GIS in Empowering the Overlooked:Providing Decision-Making Tools for Small Public Water Systems in PR (abstract)
Harvey Minnigh, Graciela I. Ramírez toro, Ricardo Rivera, Josefa Torres

A Geospatial Tools for Stormwater Modeling and Management (abstract)
Edwin Chow

Using GIS to Model the Effects of Dam Operation on Flooding (extended abstract)
Eric Gross

SESSION 68: Wetlands - II

Factors Influencing Treatment of Wood Leachate in Surface Flow Constructed Wetlands (abstract)
Wendong Tao, Ken Hall

Field Investigations of the Hydrologic Regime and Nitrate Reduction Within an Impacted Riparian Wetland (abstract)
Sara Hillegas, Sheila Yokers, Kenneth W. Potter

The Effect of Peat Bog Harvesting on Downstream Suspended Sediment Concentrations (extended abstract)
Bronwyn Pavey, André St-Hilaire, Simon Courtenay, Taha Ouarda, Bernard Bobée

POSTER SESSIONS:

Posters A - F

Development of a Linked Watershed and Sewer Simulation Model for Urban Watershed Management (abstract)
Klaus Albertin, Elizabeth E Coyle, Ward G Wilson

Hydrodynamics and Water Quality Simulation of Lake Eucha, Oklahoma, 2002-2004 (abstract)
Raymond Avery, Brian E. Haggard

Watershed Management in Kenya: Sustainable Resource Management and Capacity Building (abstract)
Christopher Bridger, William Tollner, Nancy Gitonga, Hillary Egna

Arc Hydro a Framework for Water Information Integration and Management as Applied at the St. Johns River Water Management District in NE Florida (abstract)
Aisa Ceric, Sandra Fox, Palmer Kinser

An Innovative GIS and Atmospheric Modeling Analysis to Identify Relationships between Water Quality Impairments and Ambient Air Toxics Concentrations (abstract)
Christine Davis, Marion E. Deerhake, William Cooter, Patricia Cunningham, James Cajka, Chengwei Yao

WATER9 - A Air Emission Model for Animal Feeding Operations - Software for Both Field Agents and Comprehensive Scientific Research (abstract)
Christine Davis, Marion E. Deerhake, Clark Allen

Assessing Impacts of Dam Removal on Regional Stormwater Management (abstract)
Jesse Dougherty, C. Williams, C. McGee, J. Orlins

Goldsborough Creek Dam Removal Project - Four Years Later (abstract)
Bill Fullerton, Douglas Lantz

Posters G - K

Incorporating Civic Improvements into Watershed Planning (extended abstract missing)
Russell Gaston, Sheri Murata

Of Horses, Cows and Salmon: Restoring Clean Baseflow in Snohomish River Flood Plain Tributaries Key to Watershed Restoration (abstract)
Russell Gaston, David Ojala, PE

In-well Groundwater Remediation System for Volatile Organic Compounds (abstract)
John Gee

Total Maximum Daily Load Water Quality Monitoring for Sediment in Wildhorse Creek, Northeast Oregon (abstract)
Brook Geffen, Caty Clifton, James Webster, John Williams

Recreating Historical Land Cover Change for Hydrologic Impact Analysis, Muskegon Watershed, MI (abstract)
Alison Goss, Laura Bowling

Nitrogen Immobilization by Woodchip Application: Protecting Water Quality in a Northern Hardwood Forest (abstract)
Peter M. Homyak, Douglas A. Burns, Rene H. Germain, Russell D. Briggs, Ruth D. Yanai

Sediment Load Characterization and the Sand-Gravel Transition Zone, Skagit River, Washington, and Some Management Implications (abstract)
Garrett Jackson

Effects of Incorporating a Climate Index into the Upper Klamath Basin Operational Water Supply Forecast: Trans-Nino Index (extended abstract)
Adam Kennedy, David Garen, Roy Koch

City of Walla Walla Aquifer Storage and Recovery (abstract)
Michael Klisch, David Banton

Posters L - Z

Estimated Irrigation, Public Supply, Domestic, Industrial and Commercial Water Use in the Pacific Northwest, 1975, 1985, 1995, and 2000 (abstract)
Ron Lane

GIS-Based Hydrologic Modeling for Prioritizing Riparian Buffer Restoration Areas, Young's Creek Watershed, Johnson County, Indiana (abstract)
Sally Letsinger, Greg A. Olyphant

An Adaptive Mesh Refinement Method for Stream Transport in Conjunctive Stream-Aquifer Modeling (abstract)
Yi-Chang Lin

Innovative Approaches to Implementing an Urban TMDL (abstract)
Maureen Meehan, Shana Kalenius

The Balance of Development, Pine Lake Case Study (abstract)
Justin Nodolf, Eugene Welch, Eric LaFrance, Harry Gibbons

Restoration of Shoreline Habitat along the Sammamish River: A Community Project (abstract)
Sara Noland, Ann Root, Cathie Conolly

Development of a Dynamic Decision Tool (DSS) Using the SWAT Model in an Impaired Watershed in the Arkansas Delta (abstract)
Brian Schaffer, Indrajeet Chaubey

Downstream Effects on Water Quality from Reservoir Drawdown in Southeast Idaho (abstract)
Lynn Van Every, Greg C. Mladenka

Sediment and Metals TMDL Development for a Stream in Northeast Pennsylvania: Combining Deterministic Model with Statistically-based Load Duration Curve (extended abstract)
Harry Zhang, Allan Chartrand, Joy Chen, Mary Kuo, Thomas Henry