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2001 Georgia Water Resources Conference
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LUNCHEON
AND DINNER SPEAKERS
Water Resources
Information for Decision-Making
Charles
(Chip) G. Groat, Director, U.S.
Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia
Water-related
Legislation of the 1999-2000 Term of the Georgia General Assembly
James
E. Kundell, Carl Vinson Institute of Government, Univ. of Georgia
From the
Mountains to the Sea: Canoe Trip
through the ACT (Alabama, Coosa, Tallapoosa Rivers) Basin
Mitch
Lawson, Coosa River Basin Initiative Coordinator
TRACK I. GEORGIA WATER POLICY AND LEGISLATION
Georgia Water Issues
(Background for Panel Discussion)
Moderator: Laurie Fowler, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia
Water Management Activities of the Georgia Department of Community Affairs
Joseph
A. Krewer, Georgia
Dept. of Community Affairs, Office of Environmental Management
Metro Atlanta
Water Resources Overview
Pat
Stevens, Environmental Planning, Atlanta
Regional Commission
The Myth of Markets for Water
Joseph
Dellapenna, Law School,
Villanova University
Metro Atlanta's Clean Water Initiative
Kevin
Green, Metro Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
PANEL: Georgia Water Policy and New Legislation
Moderator: Kathryn J. Hatcher, Institute of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia
Essential Elements for an Effective Georgia Water
Policy
Stephen
E. Draper, The Draper Group
Statewide Water Management Issues.
Harold
Reheis, Director, Georgia
Environmental Protection Division
A Green Perspective on the 2001 General Assembly
Michelle
Fried, Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper
Panel Discussion:
Georgia Water Policy and New Legislation
Julie
Mayfield, Turner Environmental Law Clinic, Emory University;
Stephen Draper, The
Draper
Group; Joseph Dellapenna, Villanova Law School;
Kevin Green, Metro Atlanta
Chamber
of Commerce; Harold Reheis, Director, Georgia Environmental Protection
Division; Sally
Bethea, Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper; Pat
Stevens, Chief of Environmental Planning, Atlanta
Regional Commission; and a Representative of downstream, south Georgia
interests
Planning for Drought
Moderator: Jackie Sellers, Dept. of Biological and
Agricultural Engineering, Univ.
of Georgia
Lessons Learned from a Comparison of the 1998-2000 and
1986-1988 Period Droughts in Georgia
Nolton
G. Johnson, Georgia DNR, Environmental
Protection Division, Water Resources Branch
Drought Contingency Planning in Action
Stephen
L. Simpson and Pamela P. Kenel, Black & Veatch
State Strategies for Water Conservation
Katherine
Baer, Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper
Successful Water Efficiency Programs for Industrial,
Commercial, and Institutional Facilities
Judy
Adler, Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources,
Pollution Prevention Assistance Division,
and
Joel Dicks, Southwire Company
PANEL:
Drought Monitoring and Management
Moderators: Katherine Baer, Upper
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper and Debbie Warner,
U.S.
Geological Survey
Ground-water Monitoring and Effects of the 1998-2000
Drought on Ground-water Levels in Georgia
Kristen B. McSwain and
Nancy Barber, U.S.
Geological Survey
Overview of Georgia's Drought Planning Process
Nolton
Johnson, Georgia
DNR, Environmental Protection Division, Water Resources Branch
Panel
Discussion: Drought Monitoring and
Management
Nancy Barber, U.S.
Geological Survey, Georgia
District; Nolton Johnson, Georgia Environmental Protection Division; Bill Couch, Georgia
DNR, Wildlife Resources Division; and Frank Stephens, A Municipal View of the Drought Planning
Process
Environmental Impacts of Reservoirs
Moderator: Mary Davis, National Wildlife Federation
Ecological Considerations for Reservoir
Planning in North Georgia
Mary C. Freeman, USGS
Patuxent Wildlife
Research Center
and Institute of Ecology; Michael D. Merrill, Institute
of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia; and Byron J. Freeman, Institute of Ecology and Museum
of Natural History, Univ. of Georgia
Stream Loss and Fragmentation Due to
Impoundments in the Upper Oconee Watershed
Michael D. Merrill, Mary C. Freeman, Byron
J. Freeman, Elizabeth A. Kramer, and Lee M.
Hartle, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia
Building New Water Supply Capacity: What Works and What Doesn't
Jim Ryan, Troutman Sanders Inc., Virginia
Water Resources of the Upper Suwannee
River Watershed
Mary M. Davis, National Wildlife Federation, and
David W. Hicks, J.W. Jones Ecological
Research Center
PANEL:
Reservoir Permitting
Moderator: Ellen J. Sutherland, Georgia River
Network
The
Proliferation of Reservoir Construction in Georgia: A Panel Discussion Exploring
the Roles of Federal and
State Agencies in the Permitting Process and an Examination of the Need for a
Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
Ellen J. Sutherland, Georgia River
Network
Panel
Discussion: Reservoirs
Robert Lord, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, Region IV, Wetlands Section; Robin Goodloe, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service; Nolton Johnson, Chief, Water Resources Branch, Georgia
EPD; Kathryn J. Hatcher, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia;
Mark LaRue, Redwing Environmental; Mary Maclean Asbill, Southern Environmental
Law Center;
and Representative, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (invited)
TRACK II. ACF WATER ISSUES
Regulation of Agricultural Water Use
Moderator:
Ronald North, North American Water Management Institute, and Professor
Emeritus, Dept. of Agric. and Applied Economics, Univ. of Georgia
Mapping Irrigated Lands in the ACF River
Basin
Thomas Litts, Heather Russell, Adrian
Thomas, and Roy Welch, Center for Remote Sensing and Mapping Science, Dept. of Geography, University of Georgia
Estimating Irrigated Acres with Missing
Data
Irfan Y. Tareen, Dept. of Agriculture and
Applied Economics, Univ.
of Georgia, Charles E.
Rose, Dept. of Forest Biometrics, Univ. of Georgia,
and Jimmy R. Bramblett, USDA-NRCS, Athens
An Economic Analysis of Alternative
Agricultural Water Use Reduction Programs in the Flint
River Basin
Brigid A. Doherty and John C. McKissick,
Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development,
Univ. of Georgia
The
Effect of Water Use Regulations on Net Returns and Marginal User Costs
Nancy A. Norton and Virgil Norton, Flint
River Water Planning and Policy Center, Albany
State University;
Richard T. Clark, Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln; and Joel P. Schneekloth,
Central
Great Plains Research Station, Colorado State Univ.
Georgia Riparianism and Irrigation
Brandon L. Bowen, School
of Law, Univ. of Georgia
Estimating Agricultural Water Use in Southwestern
Georgia
Moderator: James Hook,
National Environmentally Sound Production Agricultural Laboratory, UGA
Status of Agricultural Water Pumping: A Program to Determine Agricultural
Water Use in Georgia
Daniel L. Thomas and K.A. Harrison, Dept.
of Biological and Agricultural Engineering (BAE), Univ. of Georgia,
Tifton; J.E. Hook, National Environmentally Sound
Production Agricultural Laboratory (NESPAL), Univ.
of Georgia; G. Hoogenboom,
BAE, Griffin; L. Wheeler, BAE, Athens;
W.I. Segars, Dept. of Crop and Soil
Sciences; J. Mallard, BAE, Statesboro; G. Murphy and M. Lindsay, BAE, Tifton; D.D. Coker, BAE,
Griffin; T. Whitley, BAE, Tifton; J. Houser, BAE, Griffin;
S. Cromer, NESPAL, Tifton; and C. Myers-Roche, Utah State University
Mapping Agricultural Withdrawal Permits and
Irrigated Area in the Lower
Flint Basin
James E. Hook, National Environmentally
Sound Production Agricultural Laboratory,
Univ.
of Georgia, and Elizabeth
R. Blood, J.W. Jones Ecological Research
Center
Using a Small Sub-sample to Project
State-wide Agricultural Irrigation Water Use in 2000
James B. Houser and G. Hoogenboom, Dept. of
Biological and Agricultural Engineering (BAE), Univ.
of Georgia, Griffin; J.E. Hook, National Environmentally Sound
Production Agricultural Laboratory, Univ.
of Georgia; D.L. Thomas, BAE, Univ. of
Georgia, Griffin; and K.A. Harrison, BAE, Univ. of Georgia,
Tifton
Agricultural Irrigation Trends in Georgia
Kerry A. Harrison, Cooperative Extension
Service, Dept. of Biological and Agricultural
Engineering, Univ. of Georgia,
Tifton
Groundwater Issues in the Lower ACF River Basin
Moderator:
Roger Burke, US Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile
District
Effects of Drought on Stream Discharge and
Ground-water Levels Near Lake Seminole, Southwestern Georgia and Northwestern
Florida, October 1999 - August 2000
Melinda S. Mosner, U.S. Geological Survey
Physical and
Hydrochemical Evidence of Surface-water/Ground-water Mixing in and near Lake
Seminole, Southwestern Georgia
and Northwestern Florida
Lynn J. Torak, U.S. Geological Survey
Comparison of Pre- and Post-impoundment Ground-water
Levels near the Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam Site, Jackson
County, Florida
Phillip N. Albertson, U.S. Geological Survey
Simulated Effects of Pumpage
and Climatic Conditions on Stream-aquifer Flow in Streams Harboring
Federally Protected Mussel Species, Northwestern
Florida and Southwestern Georgia (Poster)
Phillip N. Albertson, U.S. Geological Survey
The Effect of a Groundwater Well on the
Outflow of a River.
Mark Bakker, Dept. of Biological and
Agricultural Engineering, Univ.
of Georgia
Reservoir Operation in the ACF River Basin
Moderator:
George McMahon, Camp, Dresser & McKee
Multi-year
Drought in Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint
River Basin
Memphis
Vaughan, Jr., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Mobile District
Conceptual
Use of Storage Accounting to Assure Compliance with Allocation Formulas
Edmund B. Burkett, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Mobile District
Developing
a Water Supply/Water Quality Guide Curve for Lake Sidney
Lanier
Martha C. Jackson and Edmund B. Burkett, U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District
Conservation
Advocacy in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) Water Allocation Process
Matthew Kales, Upper
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper
Community Water Management
Moderator:
Sylbie Yon, Putnam County
Commission
Local
Government Implementation of the Environmental Planning Criteria
Deborah A. Miness, Georgia Dept. of Community Affairs
Planning
Approach for the Chattahoochee
River National Recreation
Area General Management Plan/EIS
Alyse Getty, Parsons Engineering Science;
Kevin Cheri and William Carroll,
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area; Bill
Koning, National Park Service,
Denver, Colorado; David Libman, Chattahoochee River
National Recreation Area;
David Ek, National Park Service, Southeast
Regional Office; and Steven Bach and
Kevin Johns, Parsons Engineering Science
Inc.
NEMO - A
National Outreach Program to Educate Municipal Officials about the
Relationships Between Water Quality and Land Use
Aimee Gaddis and Keith Gates, Marine
Extension Service, Univ.
of Georgia
WaterSmart
Community Manual: Tools for
Decision Makers
Ross King, Association County Commissioners
of Georgia
PANEL:
Formative Steps in Regional Water Management
Moderators: Gail M. Cowie, Vinson Institute of
Government, Univ. of Georgia; and Elizabeth
Blood,
Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research
Center Panel
Discussion: Formative Steps in Regional Water Management
Jimmie Withrow, Conasauga
River Alliance;
Elizabeth R. Blood, Southwest Georgia
WaterResources Task Force; Ron Papaleoni, Lake Allatoona
Preservation Authority;
Kevin Green, Metro Atlanta Clean Water Initiative; and Harry
Jue, Upper Floridan
Technical Advisory Committee
Water Data and Monitoring
Moderator:
Anna Edwards, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, Region IV
Managing
Information About the Failure of Drinking Water Sources: Identifying a Baseline
for the Development of the Next Generation of Water Management Information
Systems
John O'Looney, Vinson Institute of
Government, Univ.
of Georgia
Using
the Digital Environmental Atlas of Georgia
S.J.
Alhadeff, U.S.
Geological Survey, Georgia Institute of Technology; J.W. Musser
and
T.R.
Dyar, U.S.
Geological Survey
Using
the Digital Surface-water Annual Data Report for Georgia
S.J. Alhadeff, U.S. Geological Survey, Georgia
Institute of Technology; M.N. Landers,
B.E. McCallum and D.V. Alhadeff, U.S.
Geological Survey
Georgia
HydroWatch - A New Concept in Hydrologic Monitoring for Georgia
John K. Joiner and Brian E. McCallum, U.S. Geological Survey
New Technologies in River Forecasting
Moderator:
Brad Gimmestad, National Weather Service, Southeast River
Forecast Center
Sponsor: Southeast River Forecast
Center, NOAA
Drought in Southwest
Georgia and the Use of Ensemble Streamflow Prediction
Todd Hamill and Reggina Garza, National
Weather Service, Southeast
River Forecast
Center
Hydrometeorological Analysis and Support
Function at the Southeast River Forecast Center
Jack S. Bushong, Judith Stokes Bradberry,
and Kent D. Frantz, National Weather Service,
Southeast River Forecast
Center
Multisensor Precipitation Estimates Produced by National Weather Service
River Forecast Centers for Hydrologic Applications
Jay P. Breidenbach, National Weather
Service, Office of Hydrologic Development, and
Judith Stokes Bradberry, National Weather
Service, Southeast River
Forecast Center
PANEL:
Effective Communication of Critical Hydrometeorological Information to Key Decision Makers
Moderator:J. John Feldt, National
Weather Service, Southeast
River Forecast
Center
Panel Discussion: Effective Communication of Critical Hydrometeorological Information to Key Decision Makers
J. John Feldt, Hydrologist in Charge, Southeast River Forecast
Center; Lans Rothfusz,
Meteorologist in Charge, Atlanta;
Ed Martin, Georgia District Chief, U.S. Geological Survey; and Memphis
Vaughan, Jr., Water Manager, U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District
TRACK III. WATERSHED PROTECTION
Non-point Sources
Moderator:
Cran Upshaw, USDA-NRCS, Athens
Best Management Practices for Georgia Urban Gardeners to Reduce Nonpoint Source Pollution
Susan M. Varlamoff, Center for Urban
Agriculture, and Robert R. Westerfield, Cooperative
Extension Service, Univ. of Georgia
Results of the Initial Water Quality
Monitoring Plan for an Audubon International Signature Course
Parshall B. Bush, Agricultural and
Environmental Service Labs, Cooperative Extension
Service, Univ. of Georgia;
Buck Workman, Cateechee Golf Club, Hartwell; Paul F. Vendrell, Cooperative Extension Service, Univ. of Georgia; William I. Segars, Dept. of
Crop and Soil Sciences, Univ.
of Georgia; C. Rhett Jackson, School of Forest
Resources, Univ.
of Georgia; and Robert Perkins, Water Quality
Specialist
Leaching of Phosphate and Nitrate from
Simulated Golf Greens (Poster)
Larry M. Shuman, Dept. of Crop and Soil
Sciences, Univ.
of Georgia
Water Quality in the Headwaters of the Upper Oconee Watershed
Dwight Fisher and Anthony Dillard, USDA-ARS-JPCSNRCC; E. Lynn Usery,
Dept. of Geography, Univ.
of Georgia; Jean Steiner,
USDA-ARS-JPCSNRCC; and Constance
Neely, Sustainable Agriculture and Natural Resource Management
Collaborative Research Support Program
Griffin Stormwater
Management Utility
Moderator:
Brant Keller, Griffin
Stormwater Management Utility
Sponsor: Georgia
Association of Stormwater Management Agencies
Funding
of Non-point Source
Program's "Stormwater Utilities": The Griffin Experience (Poster)
Brant D. Keller, Georgia
Association of Stormwater Management Agencies
Stormwater
Utilities in Georgia
A. Thomas Brown, Boyle Engineering
Corporation
City of Griffin Stream Bank Restoration
Program
Lee Phillips, Integrated Science and
Engineering; and J. Erik Alford and M. Brad McLeod,
Ecological Solutions Inc.
North Griffin Regional Detention Pond: Wetlands Filtration for Non-point Source Pollution Control
and Abatement
Richard A. Greuel and Ronald A. Feldner,
Integrated Science and Engineering
Watershed
Planning in a NPDES Phase II Community
Richard A. Greuel and Charles D. Absher,
Integrated Science and Engineering
Land Use Change and Stream Ecosystems - Part 1
Moderator: Michael J. Paul, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia
Overview of Land Cover and Geomorphic Indicators of
Biotic Integrity in the Etowah
River
Basin, Georgia
David S. Leigh, Dept. of Geography, Univ. of Georgia; Byron J. Freeman, Mary C.
Freeman, Elizabeth A. Kramer, Catherine M. Pringle,
Amy D. Rosemond, Michael J. Paul, and David M. Walters, Institute of Ecology, UGA; and
C.P. Lo, Dept. of Geography, UGA
Effects of
Changing Land Use on Macroinvertebrate Integrity: Identifying Indicators of Water Quality Impairment
Allison H. Roy and Amy D. Rosemond, Institute of Ecology,
Univ. of Georgia; David S. Leigh, Dept. of Geography, UGA; and Michael J.
Paul, Institute
of Ecology, UGA
Bed Texture and Turbidity as Indicators of
Fish Biotic Integrity in the Etowah
River System
David M. Walters, Institute
of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia; M.C. Freeman, Institute of Ecology and USGS Patuxent
Wildlife Research
Center; D.S. Leigh, Dept.
of Geography, UGA; and B.J. Freeman, M.J. Paul and C.M. Pringle; Institute of Ecology, UGA
Benthic Algal Biomass in the Etowah Basin
and Implications to Establishing Nutrient Criteria in Streams
Amy D. Rosemond, Holly S. Weyers, Michael
J. Paul and Jennifer L. Greenwood, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia; and
David S. Leigh, Dept. of Geography, UGA
Land Use Change and Stream Ecosystems - Part 2
Moderator:
David S. Leigh, Dept. of Geography, Univ. of Georgia
Urbanization in the Etowah River Basin: Effects on Stream Temperature and
Chemistry
Michael J. Paul, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia;
and David S. Leigh
and C.P. Lo, Dept. of Geography, Univ. of Georgia
Urbanization Effects on Streamflow in the Atlanta, Georgia
Area
Norman E. Peters, U.S. Geological Survey, and
Seth Rose, Georgia
State University
Evaluation of the Long-term Impacts of Urbanization on
the Physical Characteristics of Piedmont Headwater Streams: Interim Results
Ted Mikalsen,
Georgia
Environmental Protection Division; and Robert L. Bourne
and Adam Sukenick, Cobb County
Water System
Land Cover and Stream Morphology Indicators of
Variation in Riparian Forest Patches of the Etowah
River Basin, Georgia
Rebecca Cifaldi and E.A. Kramer, Institute
of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia; and
D.S. Leigh,
Dept. of Geography, Univ. of Georgia
Watershed Assessments
Moderator:
Hagan Wagoner, ARCADIS Geraghy and Miller
Sponsor:
American Water Resources Association, Georgia Section
Estimate TSS Loads for Urbanized Stream
Health
You Jen Tsai, Parsons Engineering Science,
Inc.
The Use of In-house Resources by a
Municipality to Conduct a Detailed Watershed Assessment
Robert L. Bourne and Adam Sukenick, Cobb County
Water System
GIS Aids Atlanta Stormwater, Watershed Planning
John Miller, Sharon Wright, Carolina Brundage and John
Evans, HDR/WLJorden Inc.
Development of Watershed Scale Management
Plans using Standardized Software Tools
Klaus Albertin and Henry Manguerra, Tetra
Tech Inc.; and Matt Meyers, Fairfax
County, VA
Source Water Assessment - Part 1
Moderator:
Kim Zimmerman, Clayton County
Water Authority
Sponsor:
American Water Resources Association, Georgia Section
Metro Atlanta
Source Assessment Project
Cindy Daniel and Mark Witcher, Atlanta Regional
Commission
The Use of GIS Technology in Source Water
Assessment
Paul DiGirolamo and Cindy Daniel, Atlanta Regional
Commission
Source Water Assessment in Georgia
Wayne R. Fuller, SWAP Unit, Drinking Water
Compliance Program, Georgia
Environmental Protection Division
Presence of Pharmaceuticals in Wastewater Effluent and
Drinking Water, Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia, July-September 1999
Elizabeth A. Frick, U.S.
Geological Survey
Source Water Assessment - Part 2
Moderator:
Aylin Ozmelek, Golder and Associates
Source Water Protection in the Soque River
Watershed
Kristin Costley and Katherine Baer, Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper
The Alcovy Protection Plan: A Regional Approach to Watershed
Protection
Melanie Ruhlman, Brown and Caldwell, and
Seth Wenger, Univ.
of Georgia
Development of a Sustainable Water Resource
for the Big Creek Watershed
Robert W. Brashear, Camp, Dresser &
McKee Inc.; James M. Santo, Atlanta
Regional Commission; and Thomas A. Stanko,
Golder and Associates
The Broad River
Community Watershed Project
Susan R. Crow, Vinson Institute of
Government, Univ.
of Georgia
Watershed Management
Moderator:
Mike Thomas, Clayton County
Water Authority
Sponsor:
American Water Resources Association, Georgia Section
Creative Watershed Performance Requirements
for New Development
Dale Jones, CH2M HILL; James Scarbrough and
David Chastant, Gwinnett
County
Dept. of Public Utilities; and Ken C. Hall
and Farhan Shaikh, CH2M HILL
Incorporating
Existing Development into Nonpoint
Plans: The Missing Link
David B. Nichols, School of Environmental
Design, Univ. of Georgia
A Model for
Effective Stakeholder Education and Involvement in Support of Water Resources Management Goals
JoAnn J. Macrina, Jordan Jones &
Goulding Inc.
Watershed
Assessments for Georgia
Counties and
Municipalities
Matt C. Smith, David K. Gattie, F. Wes Byne
and Hillary M. Smith, Biological
and Agric. Engineering, Univ. of Georgia
Stormwater Management
Moderator:
JoAnn Macrina, Jordan, Jones & Goulding Inc.
Sponsor:
American Water Resources Association, Georgia Section
Protecting
Riparian Buffers: Incentives versus
Restrictions
Mike Thomas, Kim Zimmerman and Tim Gilliam,
Clayton County Water Authority
What
Does It Take to Retrofit an Urban Watershed to Meet Water Quality Standards and
TMDLs?
Roger Copp, Brown and Caldwell, and
Nick Ammons, Surface Water Management, Fulton County
Georgia
Stormwater Management Manual
Steven M. Haubner, Atlanta Regional Commission
Asset
Management: What It Is and What It
Means for the Municipal Manager
Duncan Rose, Parsons Engineering Science,
Inc.
TRACK IV. WATER QUALITY
Wetland Ecosystems
Moderator: Cherry Green, Regional Federal Permits and
Projects Coord., Fish & Wildlife Service
Invertebrate Communities of Twenty Ditched Carolina Bay Wetlands Scheduled for Restoration
Susan Dietz and Darold Batzer, Dept. of
Entomology, Univ.
of Georgia; and
Barbara Taylor
and Adrienne DeBiase, Savannah
River Ecology Laboratory
Okefenokee Swamp Macroinvertebrates
Erika E. Bilger, D.P. Batzer and J.V.
McHugh, Dept. of Entomology, Univ.
of Georgia
Invertebrates as Bioindicators of Mercury
in the Okefenokee Swamp
of Southeast Georgia
Bagie Mariam George and D.P. Batzer, Dept.
of Entomology, Univ.
of Georgia
Aquatic Macroinvertebrates and Water Quality
Characteristics in Five Wetland Types:
Preliminary Results on Biomonitoring
Juliann Battle, Stephen W. Golladay and
Brian Clayton, J.W. Jones Ecological Research
Center
Does the Chickasawhatchee Swamp
Influence Water Quality? (Poster)
Stephen W. Golladay and Juliann Battle,
J.W. Jones Ecological Research
Center
Restoration of Streams and Wetlands
Moderator:
Thomas Tkacs, Greenhorne and O'Mara,
Inc.
Stream Channel Post-restoration Monitoring
of the Soque River,
Georgia
Tony Able, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency; Katherine Baer, Upper
Chattahoochee
Riverkeeper; and Morris Flexner, Bruce
Pruitt, Jennifer Derby and Pete Kalla, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
An Innovative Method for Restoring Forested
Wetlands
Steven Bach, Parsons Engineering Science
Inc.; Laurie Ashmore, Rockdale County
Water
Resources; Bruce Bongarten, Timothy
Harrington and Lawrence Morris, School
of Forest
Resources, UGA; and John Maddox and
LeighAnn Valetti, Parsons Engineering Science
Partnering Opportunities with the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers for Ecosystem Restoration
Jeffrey S. Morris, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah
District
Southeastern Ecological Framework: A Planning Tool for Managing Ecosystem
Integrity.
B. Richard Durbrow, Neil Burns, John
Richardson and Cory Berish, U.S.
Environmental
Protection Agency, Region IV, Office of
Policy and Management
Riparian and Aquatic Ecosystems
Moderator:
Lawrence Morris, School
of Forest Resources, Univ. of Georgia
Do Forest-dwelling Bird Communities Care
about Stream and Floodplain Geomorphology?
Stephanie Hyder, C. Rhett Jackson and
Robert J. Cooper, School of Forest Resources,
Univ. of Georgia
Effects of Habitat Degradation on Biological Endpoints
in the South Fork Broad River Basin, Georgia
Brenda Rashleigh, US Environmental
Protection Agency
An Index of Biotic Integrity for Wadeable Streams in
the Apalachicola and Atlantic Slope Drainage Basins in the Piedmont Ecoregion of Georgia
Brian L. Shaner, Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources
Division
Effects of Substrate Embeddedness on
Behavior of the Gilt Darter (Percina
evides)
Andrew B. Sutherland, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia
Introduction to the Biology and
Conservation of Crayfishes
Christopher E. Skelton, Georgia
DNR, Georgia Natural Heritage Program
Stream Monitoring and QA/QC
Moderator:
Michele Droszcz, Georgia
Environmental Protection Division
Web-based
Environmental Database
Michael Gleason, Biological and
Environmental Sciences, Georgia College and State Univ.
Recommendations
to Citizen Groups for Chemical Monitoring of Streams and Rivers
David B. Wenner, Dept. of Geology, Univ. of
Georgia, and William P. Miller, Dept. of Crop
and Soil Sciences, Univ. of Georgia
Quality
Control for Regulators and Consultants:
Laboratory Methods
William P. Miller, Dept. of Crop and Soil
Sciences, Univ.
of Georgia, and
David B. Wenner,
Dept. of Geology, Univ. of Georgia
Comparison of
Different Methods of Measuring Turbidity for Estimation of Total Suspended Sediments (Poster)
Dorcas Franklin, J.L. Steiner and G.
Wheeler, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences, Univ. of Georgia
Animal Waste Management - Cost Share Programs
Moderator:
L. Mark Risse, Dept. of Biological and Agric. Engineering, Univ. of Georgia
Georgia Cost-share Program: Needs and Considerations
Jimmy R. Bramblett, USDA-Natural Resources
Conservation Service, Athens
Agricultural Cost Share Programs in Kentucky and North
Carolina
David Radcliffe, Dept. of Crop and Soil
Sciences, Univ.
of Georgia
Maximizing Returns from State Investments
in Nutrient Management and Manure Utilization
L. Mark Risse, Dept. of Biological and
Agricultural Engineering, Univ.
of Georgia,
and Gary J. Gascho, Dept. of Crop and Soil
Sciences, Univ.
of Georgia
An Economic Analysis of Broiler Litter
Application to Selected Row Crops in Southwest Georgia
Jeffrey D. Mullen, Dept. of Agricultural
and Applied Economics, Univ. of Georgia
Riparian Buffers for Conservation and
Environmental Protection in Georgia
Dana G. Poole, Georgia
Stream Buffer Initiative, Univ. of Georgia
Animal Waste Management
Moderator:
Julia W. Gaskin, Dept. of Biological and Agric. Engineering, Univ. of Georgia
Nitrogen and Phosphorus Losses from No-till Cotton
Fertilized with Poultry Litter in the Southern Piedmont
Dinku M. Endale, USDA-ARS; M.L.
Cabrera and D.E. Radcliffe, Dept. of Crop and Soil
Sciences, Univ. of Georgia;
and J.L. Steiner, USDA-ARS
Ampicillin Resistance in Fecal Coliforms of
Canoochee River
Michael L. Gleason, Biological and Envir.
Sciences, Kenneth C. McGill, Chemistry,
and Lee P. Owen, Biological and Envir.
Sciences, Georgia College and State Univ
.
Beef Cattle Production Impacts on Water
Quality
Julia W. Gaskin, L. Mark Risse and L. Britt
Faucette, Dept. of Biological and Agric.
Engineering, Univ. of Georgia;
William I. Segars, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences,
Univ.
of Georgia; and Phil C. Worley, NW Georgia
Experiment Station
Supporting a State Assistance Program Using
the Georgia Farm*A*Syst Program
Tina W. Pagan and L. Mark
Risse, Cooperative Extension Service, Univ. of Georgia
Addressing Pollution from Animal Feeding Operations
Terence J. Centner, Dept. of Agric. and
Applied Economics, Univ.
of Georgia
Justice and Water Law Enforcement
Moderator:
Donald D.J. Stack, Stack & Associates
The Clean Water Act NPDES Program: How
Citizens Can Use the Law to Protect their Watershed
Justine Thompson, Georgia Center
for Law in the Public Interest
United States Environmental Protection
Agency Municipal Enforcement Activities
Susan H. Richardson and Richard A. Horder,
Kilpatrick Stockton LLP
A Proposal for Using Peer Review in the
Environmental Permitting Process
David C. Kyler, Center for a Sustainable
Coast
A Critique of the Clean Water Initiative Proposals in
Light of the Georgia Water Bill of Rights
Maggie M. Kelly, Georgia Public Interest
Research Group
Lake Water Quality
Moderator:
Diane Findley, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Mobile District
Lake Seminole Hydrilla Action Plan: Development and Implementation
Michael J. Eubanks, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Mobile District, and Donald M. Morgan,
U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Lake
Seminole
Observing and Understanding the Dynamics of
Algal Photosynthesis and Respiration
ZhuLu Lin and M.B. Beck, School of Forest
Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
Phosphorus Binding by Iron-rich Soil in the Southeastern Piedmont: Implications for Point and Non-point
Sources of Phosphorus
Mary Mayhew, Todd Rasmussen and Amanda
Parker, School of Forest Resources, UGA
Phosphorus Cycling in Southeastern Piedmont Lakes: An Alternative Pathway
Amanda K. Parker and Todd C. Rasmussen,
School of Forest Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
Lake Lanier Watershed
Moderator:
John Maddox, Parsons Engineering Science, Inc.
Accurate Land Cover Development for Rapidly
Growing Watersheds
Heather H. Dyke, CH2M HILL
Analysis of Uncertainty in Model
Predictions for Lake
Lanier
Olufemi O. Osidele and M.B. Beck, School of
Forest Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
Lake Lanier
Non-point Source Improvement Project
Rob Rivers, Hall County
Public Utilities, and
Laurie Hawks, Brown and Caldwell
Watershed Management for Lake Lanier: Perspectives on Inter-governmental
Implementation
Douglas S. Baughman and Mary E. Horton,
CH2M HILL; Tim Merritt, City of Gainesville;
and Robert R. Rivers, Public Works and
Utilities, Hall County
GEORGIA LAKE SOCIETY B ANNUAL MEETING
TRACK V. ATLANTA WATER QUALITY, WASTELOAD ALLOCATION - TMDL
Water Quality and Atmospheric Deposition
Moderator: Doug Mundrick, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, Water Management Branch
Trace Metal Variation in Atlanta Region Streamflow and Street Runoff
Seth Rose, Danielle Sheheen, Melinda Crean
and A. Mohamad Ghazi, Dept. of Geology,
Georgia State University
Composition and Changes in Atmospheric
Deposition near Atlanta, Georgia, 1986-99
Norman E. Peters and Brent T. Aulenbach, U.S.
Geological Survey; and Tilden P. Meyers,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration
Tracing Germanium Contamination from Coal-fired Power
Plants Down the Chattahoochee-Apalachicola System: Implications for the Toxic Metalloids
Arsenic and Selenium
Philip N. Froelich and Patrick Lesley,
School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Radionuclides in Sediment at Nuclear
Facilities in Georgia
Robert Rosson, Jeff Lahr and Ramon Garcia,
Environmental Resources
Center,
Georgia Institute of Technology;
Cliff Blackman, Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources;
and Bernd Kahn, Environmental Resources
Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
Stream Quality in Atlanta
Area - Part 1
Moderator:
Thomas Stanko, Golder and Associates, Inc.
A
Conceptual Program for Water
Quality Monitoring in the Upper Chattahoochee River Basin
in Georgia
Brian E. McCallum and Arthur J. Horowitz, U.S.
Geological Survey
Estimating
Chattahoochee River Tributary Stream Temperatures in the Vicinity of Atlanta, Georgia
Thomas R. Dyar and S.J. Alhadeff, U.S
.Geological Survey, Georgia Institute of Technology;
R.C. Burke III and P.D. Lamarre, Georgia
DNR, Environmental Protection Division, Water
Protection Branch; and R.W. Olson, Law
Engineering and Environmental
Ecosystem
Services in a Regulated River:
Variability in Nutrient Uptake and Net Ecosystem Metabolism in the Chattahoochee River
Cathy A. Gibson and Judy L. Meyer,
Institute of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia
Phosphorus
Assimilation Below a Point Source in Big Creek
Jeff B. Pollock and Judy L. Meyer,
Institute of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia
Stream Quality in Atlanta
Area - Part 2
Moderator:
Alfred (Ned) Stone, Source Water Assessment Unit, Georgia
EPD
Indicator-bacteria
Concentrations in Streams of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, March 1999-April 2000
M. Brian Gregory and Elizabeth A. Frick, U.S.
Geological Survey
The Effects of
Sand Dredging on Channel Morphology, Habitat, and Water Quality in Urban
DeKalb County Streams
Jennifer Keyes, C. Rhett Jackson and Ben
Jackson, School of Forest Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
Field
Monitoring of Bridge Scour in Georgia
Anthony J. Gotvald and Mark N. Landers, U.S.
Geological Survey
Water-quality
Monitoring in Gwinnett County
Paul D. Ankcorn and Mark N. Landers, U.S.
Geological Survey; and Janet P. Vick, Gwinnett County Department of Public Utilities
Water Quality Models for TMDL Development
Moderator: Tim Wool, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, Region IV
Interviews of Georgia Water Resources
Scientists and Managers
Bobbie Vallotton and Todd Rasmussen, School
of Forest Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
Development of a Pathogen Loading
Estimation Tool for TMDL Development in the Southeast
Andrew Parker and Mohammed Lahlou, Tetra
Tech Inc.
Modeling Tools Used for Mercury TMDLs in
Georgia Rivers
Robert B. Ambrose, Jr. and Tim A. Wool, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
EFDC/WASP a Multidimensional Hydrodynamic and Water
Quality Model System for TMDL Development
Tim Wool, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency
TMDL Implementation Assurance
Moderator:
Clint Moye, Georgia DNR, Environmental
Protection Division
Performance of Georgia's Silvicultural BMPs
Determined from Systematic Reconnaissance of Piedmont Clearcut and Site Preparation Units
C. Rhett Jackson, School
of Forest Resources, Univ. of Georgia
The Little River Watershed Assessment: Water Quality in a Rapidly Developing
Suburban Atlanta Watershed
Mike Morrissey, Cherokee County
Water and Sewerage Authority,
and Anthony Pelliccia, Welker and Associates Inc.
Demonstrating that Management Objectives
will be Achieved in Rockdale County,
Georgia
Trevor Clements, Jon Butcher and Kimberly
Brewer, Tetra Tech Inc.
Local Government Perspective on Georgia¡¯s TMDL Process
Chris DeVinney, Association County Commissioners
of Georgia
TMDL Development in Georgia
Moderator:
Mick Smith, Georgia DNR, Environmental
Protection Division
Mercury TMDLs in Georgia: A Recent Case Study
John David Dean and Mahalingam
Ravichandran, AMEC Earth and Environmental;
and Frederic P. Andes, Attorney, Barnes
& Thornburg
Defining Away Metal Contamination in Georgia
Streams
Emma J. Rosi-Marshall and J.L. Meyer,
Institute of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia;
K. Neumann, Ball
State University;
and B. Lyons, Ohio
State University
Development of a Dissolved Oxygen TMDL for Brunswick River Using a 2-D Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Model
Hugo N. Rodriguez and Steven J. Peene,
Tetra Tech Inc.
Dissolved Oxygen TMDL Development in Southern Georgia
Steven Davie, Tetra Tech
Inc.; James Greenfield, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency;
and Mohammed Lahlou, Tetra Tech Inc.
Sediment Loading and TMDLs - Part 1
Moderator:
Jimmy Bramblett, USDA-NRCS
Watershed
Erosion and Sediment Load Estimation Tool
James M. Greenfield, US Environmental
Protection Agency, Region 4, Water Management
Division; M. Lahlou,
Tetra Tech Inc.; L. Swift, Jr., USDA
Forest Service, Southern
Research
Station; and H.B. Manguerra, Tetra Tech
Inc.
Sensitivity of
RUSLE to Data Resolution: Modeling
Sediment Delivery in Upper Little Tennessee
River Basin
Edward P. Gardiner and Judy L. Meyer,
Institute of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia
Sediment
TMDL Development Methodology: Stekoa Creek Example
James Greenfield, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, Region IV, Water Management Div.
Defining
a Process for Establishing Science-based Sediment TMDLs in Georgia and the Southeast
Alice
Miller Keyes, The Georgia Conservancy
Sediment Loading and TMDLs - Part 2
Moderator:
Dennis Martin, Georgia Forestry Commission
Preliminary
Sediment Analysis for the Broad River
David Radcliffe, Crop and Soil Sciences
Dept., Univ. of Georgia, and Todd
Rasmussen,
School
of Forest Resources, Univ. of Georgia
Sediment
Flux and Storage in a Southeastern Piedmont
River System
John Kirkwood
Martin and C. Rhett Jackson, School of Forest
Resources; David S. Leigh, Dept. of Geography; and Larry T. West, Dept. of Crop and
Soil Sciences, University
of Georgia
USDA Forest Service Monitoring for TMDLs, Ecosystem
Management, and Restoration in the
Chattooga River Watershed
Charlene Neihardt,
U.S. Forest
Service
TRACK VI. GROUNDWATER AND COASTAL ISSUES
Groundwater Quality
Moderator:
John Dowd, Dept. of Geology, Univ.
of Georgia
Piedmont
Hydrology: Implications for Contaminated Sites
James B. Feild and John F. Dowd, Dept. of
Geology, Univ. of
Georgia
Evaluation of
the Micropurge (Low-flow) Method to the Packer Method of Groundwater Sampling of Fractures in Crystalline Bedrock of the
North Georgia Piedmont (Poster)
James B. Feild and John F. Dowd, Dept. of
Geology, Univ. of
Georgia
Trichloroethene
Presence in Rottenwood Creak Near Air Force Plant 6, Marietta, Georgia,
Summer 2000
Gerard J. Gonthier and Jonathan P. Waddell,
U.S.
Geological Survey
A
Relationship Between Nitrate and Iron in Georgia's Groundwater
Paul Vendrell, Parshall Bush, Rick
Hitchcock, William Johnson, Jr. and David Kissel,
Agricultural and Environmental Services
Laboratories, Univ.
of Georgia; William
Segars,
Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences, UGA; and
Kristen B. McSwain, U.S.
Geological Survey
GIS
Modeling of Ground-water Contamination at the Savannah River Site
Silas Mathes and Todd Rasmussen, School of Forest
Resources, Univ.
of Georgia; and
John Reed, Westinghouse Savannah River
Company
Savannah River Basin
Moderator:
Leroy Crosby, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Savannah District
Proposed Savannah Harbor
Deepening and Possible Impact on Floridan Aquifer.
Christopher J. Schuberth, Armstrong Atlantic
State University
Limits to a Consensus-based Model of
Involvement
Caitlin M. Wills, Dept. of Speech
Communication, Univ.
of Georgia
New Savannah
Bluff Lock and Dam - The Complexities of Deciding the Future of an Old
Structure
William Bailey, U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District
PANEL: Savannah Basin Comprehensive Water Resources
Study
Moderator:
Leroy G. Crosby, U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District
Savannah River Basin Comprehensive Water Resources Management
Study
Leroy Crosby,
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Savannah District;
Napoleon Caldwell, Georgia Environmental Protection Division; and Bud
Badr, South Carolina Water Resources Commission
Panel
Discussion: Savannah Basin
Comprehensive Water Resources Study
Leroy Crosby,
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Savannah District;
Napoleon Caldwell, GeorgiaEnvironmental Protection Division; and Bud Badr, South
Carolina Water Resources Commission
Estuarine Water Quality Trends
Moderator:
Hans Neuhauser, Georgia Land Trust
A Decade of Change in the Skidaway River
Estuary. I. Hydrography and Nutrients
Peter G. Verity, Skidaway Institute of
Oceanography
Linking Shifts in Historic Estuarine
Vegetation to Salinity Changes Using a GIS
Carrie Smith, Merryl Alber and Alice
Chalmers, Dept. of Marine Sciences, Univ.
of Georgia
Salinity Response of the Satilla River
to Seasonal Changes in Freshwater Discharge (Poster)
Jack Blanton, Skidaway Institute of
Oceanography; and Merryl Alber and Joan Sheldon,
Dept. of Marine Sciences, Univ. of Georgia
Physical, Chemical, and Biological
Monitoring of the Satilla
River
Katy Austin and Keith Gates, Marine
Extension Service, Univ.
of Georgia
Water Management and Environmental Issues in Coastal Georgia
Moderator: John Clarke, U.S. Geological Survey
Use of
Ground-water Flow Models for Simulation of Water-management Scenarios for Coastal Georgia
and Adjacent Parts of South Carolina
John S. Clarke and Richard E. Krause, U.S. Geological
Survey
Aquifer Storage
Recovery in the Santee Limestone/Black Mingo Aquifer, Charleston, South Carolina, 1993-2000
Matthew Petkewich, U.S. Geological Survey; June
Mirecki, Dept. of Geology, College
of Charleston;
and Kevin Conlon and Bruce Campbell, U.S. Geological Survey
Literature
Survey of Methods to Control Salt Water Intrusion into the Floridan Aquifer
James F. Renner, Levy Kroitoru and Rebecka
Snell, Golder Associates Inc.
Environmental
Concerns in Planning for Coastal Water Supply
Patricia McIntosh, The Georgia Conservancy
and Ben Brewton, Coastal Georgia
Groundwater
Development in the Altamaha
River Watershed: Implications for Conservation
of Aquatic Ecosystems
Douglas T. Shaw, The Nature Conservancy of
Georgia, Altamaha
River Bioreserve
Salt Water Intrusion into Coastal Georgia Aquifers
Moderator:
Rick Krause, U.S.
Geological Survey volunteer
Saltwater
Contamination in the Upper Floridan Aquifer at Brunswick, Georgia
L. Elliott
Jones, U.S.
Geological Survey
Using Marine
Reflection Seismics to Identify Potential Seawater Intrusion Sites in the Upper
Floridan Aquifer of Coastal Georgia
and South Carolina
Anthony M. Foyle and Vernon
J. Henry, Applied Coastal Research Lab,
Georgia
Southern
University; and Clark R. Alexander,
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
Hydrogeology
and Water Quality of the Lower Floridan Aquifer, Coastal Georgia, 1999-2000
W. Fred Falls, Larry Harrelson, Kevin
Conlon and Matthew Petkewich, U.S .Geological Survey
Preliminary
Numerical Models of Saltwater Transport in Coastal Georgia and Southeastern South Carolina
D.F. Payne, A.M. Provost and C.I. Voss, U.S.
Geological Survey
Alternative Water Sources for Coastal Georgia
Moderator:
James Renner, Golder Associates Inc.
Development of
Long-term Sustainable Water Supplies from the Miocene Upper and Lower Brunswick Aquifers, Glynn and Bryan
Counties, Georgia
Harold E. Gill, Jordan Jones & Goulding
Inc.
Engineering
Assessment of the Miocene Aquifer System in Coastal Georgia
Jonathan Radtke, Christopher Hemingway and
Robert Humphries, Golder Associates Inc.
Preliminary
Simulation of Pond-aquifer Flow and Water Availability at a Seepage Pond Near Brunswick,
Georgia
Malek Abu-Ruman, Georgia Institute of
Technology, and John S. Clarke, U.S. Geological Survey
Southeast Georgia 24-county Alternative Water Supply Study
Amy Ma, Katherine H. Zitsch, and Dieter
Franz, Camp Dresser & McKee Inc.
POSTERS
Summary
of Selected U.S. Geological Survey Water-resources Activities in Georgia
Steven D. Craigg and Debbie Warner, U.S.
Geological Survey
New
Watershed Boundary Map for Georgia
Mark N. Landers and Keith McFadden, U.S.
Geological Survey; and Jimmy R. Bramblett,
Dept. of Agric. and Applied Economics, Univ. of Georgia
A
Watershed Scale Ranking Scheme for Evaluating Impacts of AFOs on Water Quality
Robert K. Hubbard and W.L. Magette,
Southeast Watershed Research Laboratory,
USDA-ARS; and J.M.
Sheridan, University College Dublin,
Ireland
Georgia Agricultural Water Quality Watershed
Assessment
Jimmy R. Bramblett, USDA-NRCS, Athens
Assessment
of Carolina Bays in Georgia
Eric Van
De Genachte, Georgia
DNR, Georgia Natural Heritage Program
Wildlife
Habitat: An Alternative Use for
Degraded Agricultural Wetlands
Kristin Ling Smith, USDA Natural Resources
Conservation Service; Robert N. Smith,
RNS Resource Management Services; and
Buster Haddock, H&H Farms
Flint River Corridor Project: A Riparian Health Analysis
Shan Cammack and Eric Van De Genachte, Georgia
DNR, Natural Heritage Program
Locally
Led Conservation in the Ichawaynochaway Watershed
Kristin Ling Smith, USDA Natural Resources
Conservation Service
Community-based
Water Quality Monitoring by the Upper Oconee Watershed Network
Deanna E. Conners, Dept. of Environmental
Health Science, Univ. of Georgia;
Susan Eggert, Institute
of Ecology, UGA; Jennifer Keyes,
School of Forest Resources, UGA; and Michael Merrill, Institute of Ecology,
UGA
Water
Quality Assessment for Lake Blackshear,
Georgia
Lisa Jan Broadhurst and Elisabeth Elder,
Biology Dept., Georgia
Southwestern State
Univ.
Short-term
and Long-term Sediment and Phosphorus Inputs to Lake Lanier
Xiaoquig Zeng and Todd C. Rasmussen, School
of Forest Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
Summary of
Fecal-coliform Bacteria Concentrations in Streams of the Chattahoochee River
National Recreation Area, Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia,
May-Oct. 1994 and 1995
M. Brian Gregory and Elizabeth A. Frick, U.S.
Geological Survey
Hydrologic
Transport of Escherichia coli Through
a Piedmont Watershed
Demetrius Cox and Todd Rasmussen, School of
Forest Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
Evaluating
Transport of CryptosporidiumOocysts
Through Soils Using Polystyrene Microsphere Surrogates
Dinku Endale, USDA-ARS; M.H.
Young, Div. of Hydrologic Sciences, Desert Research
Institute; K.D. Pennell, School of Civil
and Envir. Engineering, Georgia Inst. of Technology;
D.S. Fisher and J.L. Steiner, USDA-ARS; and
A. Amirtharajah, School of Civil and Envir.
Engineering, Georgia Inst. of Technology
Funding
of Non-point Source
Program's "Stormwater Utilities": The Griffin Experience
Brant D. Keller, Georgia
Association of Stormwater Management Agencies
The
Effects of a Golf Course on Leaf Litter Breakdown Rates in a Georgia Piedmont
Stream
R. Gilmore MacGregor, Susan Herbert and
Judy Meyer, Institute of Ecology, Univ.
of Georgia;and Kevin Armbrust, Dept. of Crop and Soil
Sciences, Univ.
of Georgia
Breakdown
Rates of Tulip-poplar Leaves in Streams Draining Suburban Watersheds
Susan Herbert and Judy Meyer, Institute of
Ecology, Univ. of
Georgia; and
Kevin Armbrust
and Larry Shuman, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences,
Univ. of Georgia,
Griffin
The
Effects of Sand Dredging on Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Two Urban Atlanta
Streams
Christopher D. Decker, School of Forest
Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
A Field Trial
using Low Application Rates of Polyacrylamide (PAM) to Reduce Soil Erosion from Disturbed Piedmont Soils
Rebekah L. Glazer and Daniel Markewitz,
School of Forest Resources, Univ.
of Georgia
The
Turfgrass Water Management Program at Univ. of Georgia
Gil Landry, Dept. of Crop and Soil Science,
Univ. of Georgia,
Griffin
Ribotyping to
Determine the Source of Fecal Coliform Contamination in Three Household Wells Near Cochran,
Georgia
Jennifer Hill, Peter Hartel and William
Segars, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences, Univ. of
Georgia;
and Parshall Bush, Agric. and Environmental Services Labs, Univ. of Georgia
The
Effect of Storms on Stream Water Quality in a Karst Landscape
Elizabeth R. Blood and J. Scott Phillips,
J.W. Jones Ecological Research
Center
Water
Use Patterns in the Watersheds of the Georgia Riverine Estuaries
Merryl Alber and Carrie Smith, Dept. of
Marine Sciences, Univ. of Georgia
Saltwater
Contamination of Ground Water at Brunswick, Georgia and Hilton Head
Island, South Carolina
Richard E. Krause and John S. Clarke, U.S.
Geological Survey
Effects of
Regional Anthropogenic Groundwater Alterations on Groundwater Levels of
the Sapelo Island Complex,
Georgia
Huda F. Alkaff, Institute
of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia
Linkage of Offshore
and Onshore Hydrogeologic Data for Coastal Georgia and Adjacent Parts of South Carolina
and Florida
Using a Geographic Information System
Michael T. Laitta, U.S. Geological Survey
Hydrogeologic
Conditions at Two Seepage Ponds in the Coastal Area of Georgia,
August 1999 to February 2001
Michael F. Peck and John S. Clarke, U.S.
Geological Survey; Malek Abu-Ruman,
Georgia Institute of Technology; and
Michael T. Laitta, U.S.
Geological Survey
Use
of Two-dimensional Direct-current-resistivity Profiling to Detect
Fracture Zones in a Crystalline Rock Aquifer near Lawrenceville, Georgia
Lester J. Williams and Marcel Belaval, U.S.
Geological Survey
Springflow
Assessment of White Sulphur
Springs
Thomas H. Mirti, Suwannee River Water
Management District
Weather
Monitoring for Management of Water Resources
Gerrit Hoogenboom, Dept. of Biological and
Agric. Engineering, Univ.
of Georgia
Public-supply
Water Use in the Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia Area, 1995-2000
Julia L. Fanning, U.S. Geological Survey
Summary
of Streamflow Conditions for Calendar Year 2000 in Georgia
Timothy C. Stamey, US Geological Survey
An
Analysis of Historic Flows in the Satilla
River Using Two
Statistical Methods
Duncan Elkins, Institute of Ecology, Univ. of Georgia
The Role of
Aqueous Thin Film Evaporative Cooling on Rates of Elemental Mercury Air-Water Exchange Under Temperature Disequilibrium
Conditions
Nicholas T. Loux, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency