46

Increasing Precipitation and Runoff Over the Last 70 Years, the Winooski River Basin, Vermont

William R. Hackett, University of Vermont; Paul R. Bierman, University of Vermont; Donna M. Rizzo, University of Vermont; Lance E. Besaw, University of Vermont

301-2

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Small Scale Stream Restoration Simulation and Response on Stream Temperature Using a Physically Based Temperature Model

Travis R. Roth, Oregon State University; John S. Selker, Oregon State University; Martijn C. Westhoff, Delft University of Technology; Julie Gabrielli, Oregon State University; Hendrik Huwald, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne; Marc Parlange, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne

301-3

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Seasonal Variations In Stream Salinity In Eastern Nebraska's Salt Creek Watershed – Implications for the Survival of the Endangered Salt Creek Tiger Beetle

Dustin L. Greene, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; F. Edwin Harvey, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; James M. Gilbert, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Gordon R. Coke, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Jessie R. Winter, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

301-4

49

Baseline Assessment of Nutrient Loading and Sediment Geochemistry of Town Creek, Jackson, Mississippi

Bradley G. Winton, Millsaps College; Stan J. Galicki, Millsaps College

301-5

50

Evaluation of the Health of the Lower Esopus Creek

Katherine Landi, SUNY New Paltz; Kerri DeGroat, SUNY New Paltz; Shafiul H. Chowdhury, State University of New York, New Paltz

301-6

51

The Impact of Streambed Sediment Size on Hyporheic Temperature Profiles in a Low Gradient Third-Order Agricultural Stream

Vanessa Beach, Illinois State University; Eric W. Peterson, Illinois State University

301-7

52

Characterization of Habitat Quality and Hydrology of An Urban Stream Prior to Low-Head Dam Modification, Springfield, Ohio

John B. Ritter, Wittenberg University; M. Tyler Bacon, Wittenberg University; Michael F. Beck, Wittenberg University; Matthew S. Erenpreiss, Wittenberg University; Aaron Evelsizor, Wittenberg University; Walter W. Kropp, Wittenberg University; Daniel R. McElwain, Wittenberg University; Ross A. Morrow, Wittenberg University; Kelly A. Shaw, Wittenberg University; Troy T. Winner, Wittenberg University

301-8

53

Stream Channel Erosion on Joe's Creek, Mississippi: Implications of Anthropogenic Activity of Mississippi's Watersheds

James Dillion Asher Jr, University of Southern Mississippi

301-9

54

Techniques for Estimation of Inflow and Outflow Rates In Streambed

Xunhong Chen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Jinxi Song, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Cheng Cheng, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Deming Wang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Sue Lackey, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Wenke Wang, Chang'an University

301-10

55

Analyzing Suspended Sediment Concentration, Ash Free Dry Weight, and Particle Size Distribution to Understand the Sediment Transport Dynamics in Southeastern Minnesota Streams for the August 19, 2007 Flood Event

Jennifer Dankers, Winona State University; Toby Dogwiler, Winona State University

301-11

56

Transport and Storage of Chloride in the Unsaturated Zone Following Deicing Applications

Eric W. Peterson, Illinois State University; Samanta Lax, Wittman Hydro Planning Associates

301-12

57

Stable Isotope Hysteresis Loops Associated with Flash Flooding, St. Louis County, Missouri

E.A. Hasenmueller, Washington University in St. Louis; R.E. Criss, Washington University in St. Louis; W.E. Winston, Washington University in St. Louis

301-13

58

Impact of Land Clearing and Irrigation on Groundwater Recharge in the Lake Chad Basin, Africa

Guillaume Favreau, IRD; Bridget R. Scanlon, Univ of Texas at Austin; Robert C. Reedy, The University of Texas at Austin

301-14

59

Determining the Influence of Surface Water on Ground Water in An Alluvial Aquifer

Madeleine A. Gunter, Hamilton College; Cassidy N. Jay, Hamilton College; Todd W. Rayne, Hamilton College

301-15

60

Sustainability of Shallow Groundwater In Southeastern Wisconsin, USA

Kenneth R. Bradbury, Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey; Todd Rayne, Hamilton College

301-16

61

Hydraulic Tomography Using Detailed Pumping Test Data from the Glacial Lake Agassiz Peatlands, Northern Minnesota

J.L. Rhoades, University of Maine; A.S. Reeve, University of Maine

301-17

62

An Integrated Architectural Analysis Approach to Three-Dimensional Geologic Mapping of the Huntertown Aquifer System In Northeastern Indiana

Shawn Naylor, Indiana Geological Survey; Greg C. Nelson, Indiana University; Andrew R. Gustin, Indiana University

301-18

63

Coupled Hydrologic and Landscape Recovery after Catastrophic Volcanic Disturbance

Michael L. Cummings, Portland State University

301-19

64

The Variable Conductivity Interface – Expanded Usefulness for the Image Well Technique

Roger D. Congdon, USDA Forest Service

301-20

65

2D and 3D Representations of Outcrop Heterogeneity from Lidar Imagery for Groundwater Modeling

Elizabeth M. Nichols, University of New Mexico; Gary S. Weissmann, University of New Mexico; Timothy F. Wawrzyniec, Univ of New Mexico; Louis A. Scuderi, University of New Mexico; Jedediah Frechette, Univ of New Mexico; Bethany Theiling, Univ of New Mexico

301-21

66

Hydrogeochemical Evolution of Groundwater In Southeastern New York

Christina J. Hartwell, SUNY New Paltz; Shafiul H. Chowdhury, State University of New York, New Paltz

301-22

67

A Finite Element Solution for the Fractional Advection- Dispersion Equation

Quanzhong Huang, China Agricultural University; Guanhua Huang, China Agricultural University; Hongbin Zhan, Texas A&M University

301-23

68

Evaluating the Role of Sinuosity in Nitrate Removal from Little Kickapoo Creek

Carol J. Glennon, Illinois State University; Eric W. Peterson, Illinois State University

301-24

69

Evaluation of a Mixture Model IN Groundwater USING Chemical and Isotope Tracers

Juan Perez-Quezadas, Instituto de Geofisica, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico; Alejandra Cortes, GEOPHYSICS INSTITUTE; Luis Araguas, International Atomic Energy Agency

301-25

70

Major Problems Affecting the Principal Aquifers in Lebanon

Isam E. Amin, Youngstown State Univ; Ziad A. Khayat, American Univ of Beirut; Wisam M. Khadra, American Univ of Beirut; Mohamad M. Hamzeh, American Univ of Beirut

301-26

71

Hydrodynamic Effects on Oil Emplacement In the Permian San Andres Formation

William Denis Dugat IV, Texas A&M University; Hongbin Zhan, Texas A&M University

301-27

72

User's Guide to the Collection and Analysis of Tree Cores to Assess the Distribution of Subsurface Volatile Organic Compounds

Don A. Vroblesky, U.S. Geol Survey

301-28

73

Groundwater Reservoir Types in Fold and Thrust Belts: Quetta Valley, Pakistan

Zhanay Sagintayev, Western Michigan University; Mohamed Sultan, Western Michigan University; Shuhab Khan, University of Houston; Abdul Salam Khan, Univ of Balochistan; Khalid Mahmood, University of Balochistan; Richard Becker, University of Toledo; Adam Milewski, Western Michigan University; Benjamin Welton, Western Michigan University

301-29

74

An Integrative Hydrogeophysical-Hydropedological Studies of the Hydrologic Impact of Agricultural Management Practices

Sikiru A. Amidu, Baylor University; Kenneth N. Potter, Grassland Soil and Water Laboratory; John A. Dunbar, Baylor University

301-30

75

Small-Scale and Sustainable Water Development Projects as a Cost-Effective Means to Introduce Students to International Water Issues

Harmony Ann Farnsworth, University of Nevada, Reno

301-31

76

GIS-Based Potential Recharge- and Discharge-Area Mapping from Three-Dimensional Hydrogeologic Modeling in Glacial Terrains of the Midwestern United States

Sally L. Letsinger, Indiana University; Greg A. Olyphant, Indiana University

301-32

77

The Use of GIS in a Groundwater Conservation District

Joe C. Yelderman Jr, Baylor University; Bruce Byars, Baylor University

301-33

78

Simulating Alternative Conceptual Models of Fault Controls on Regional Ground Water Flow near the Horonobe Underground Research Laboratory, Hokkaido, Japan

Tetsuichi Takagi, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Sci and Technology; Gary R. Walter, Southwest Research Institute; Alan P. Morris, Southwest Research Institute; Darrell W. Sims, Southwest Research Institute

301-34

79

Sediment Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Arsenic Affected Areas of Northern SonarBangla Aquifer, Murshidabad, West Bengal, India

Pradipta Sur, University of Calcutta; Debjani Sarkar, University of Calcutta; Karen Johannesson, Tulane University; Abhijit Mukherjee, University of Texas at Austin; Saugata Datta, Georgia College and State University

301-35

80

Arsenic in Fractured Bedrock Aquifers: The Influence of Prograde Metamorphism on Arsenic Mineralization in the Bedrock

Bethany O'Shea, Columbia University; Qiang Yang, Queens College and Graduate Center, CUNY; Ashley MacLean, Columbia University; Robert Marvinney, Maine Geological Survey; Patrick Brock, Queens College and Graduate Center, CUNY; Yan Zheng, Flushing, NY 11367

301-36

81

Contributions on the Presence of Arsenic IN Fissured Aquifers IN the Buntsandstein (LOWER TRIASSIC) of the Iberian Chain (AUTONOMOUS REGION OF VALENCIA, SPAIN)

Elena Giménez-Forcada, Water, Culture and Environment; África de la Hera-Portillo, Water, Culture and Environment

2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Hydrogeology (Posters)

301 Hydrogeology (Posters)