81. Shelby County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.75 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_75.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Shelby County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.75 Roger Bender A. Wayne Jones Kristina M. Boone Larry C. Brown Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Humans greatly affect ground water. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formation that holds water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Shelby County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. Water resources terminology used in this publication is included in Surface and Ground Water Terminology , fact sheet AEX-460, which provides a listing of generally accepted water resource definitions. Fact sheet AEX-460 and the publication Shelby County Water Resources , AEX-480.75, are available through your county Extension office.

82. Kentucky Water Research Institute Welcome to the Kentucky water resources Research Institute at the Universityof Kentucky. Kentucky water resources Annual Symposium Proceedings. http://www.uky.edu/WaterResources/

Welcome to the Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute at the University of Kentucky. In addition to information about KWRRI activities, this site also includes information about the Institute's programs, publications and personnel. James A. Kipp is the Institute's Interim Director. Institute Mission Stimulate water resources and water-related environmental research Assist and stimulate academic units in the conduct of undergraduate and graduate education in water resources and water-related environmental issues Stimulate technology transfer on water resources and water-related environmental issues Develop statewide interactions among faculty and research staff and the private and public sector What's New at the KWRRI A Brief Overview of the Water Institute Institute Programs Annual USGS Allotment Program Water Resources Research Grant Program Environmental Systems Certificate Program Environmental Protection Scholarship Program The PRIDE Assessment Project An Evaluation of Water Quality and Programs Watershed Page KWRRI manages watershed activities in the Kentucky River Basin under the sponsorship of the Kentucky River Authority.

83. Summit County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.77 Fact sheet providing information on ground water resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_77.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Summit County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.77 Ernest F. Oelker James M. Raab Larry C. Brown Kristina M. Boone Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Summit County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Summit County Water Resources , AEX-480.77.

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85. Auglaize County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.06 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_06.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Auglaize County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.06 John M. Smith A. Wayne Jones Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Auglaize County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Auglaize County , AEX-480.06.

86. Brown County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.08 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_08.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Brown County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.08 John F. Grimes James M. Raab Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Brown County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Brown County , AEX-480.08.

87. Champaign County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.11-97 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_11.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Champaign County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.11-97 Tammy L. Dobbels Jack Sommers A. Wayne Jones Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths and formations. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Champaign County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Champaign County , AEX-480.11.

88. Water In Colorado Colorado Decision Support Logo, Colorado Decision Support. Division of water resourcesLogo, Colorado Division of water resources (Office of the State Engineer). http://www.dnr.state.co.us/water/

89. Fulton County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.26-97 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_26.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Fulton County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.26-97 Greg La Barge James M. Raab Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths and formations. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Fulton County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Fulton County , AEX-480.26.

90. USGS - Water Resources In Kansas USGS US Geological Survey water resources in Kansas. http://ks.water.usgs.gov/

U.S. Geological Survey Water Resources in Kansas What's New Press Releases Monthly Highlights Recent Publications Media/Congressional Events NRC Field Trip Photos Current Conditions Map About Us Who We Are Job Opportunities Points of Contact Office Personnel Directions to our Offices Cooperator Information USGS Programs Kansas Water Data CURRENT STREAMFLOW DATA Ground-Water Data Water-Quality Data 30-Day Animation Streamflow Map Current Conditions Map Map of Streamflow Sites Historic Streamflow Data National Streamflow Conditions Discontinued Gaging Stations Lakes and Reservoirs REAL-TIME WATER-QUALITY Kansas River Water Quality Organic Geochemistry Research Stream Statistics Equus Beds Recharge Reservoir Sediment TMDL Studies Fluvial Geomorphology Solar Irradiance and Streamflow Watershed Processes Quivira NWR Lake Olathe Nutrient Study Cheney Res. Water Quality High Plains Water Quality Water Use REAL-TIME WATER-QUALITY Publications Abstracts Fact Sheets Poster and Oral Presentations Reports Bibliography Other Water Information The Learning Web Educational Resources Frequently Asked Questions The Globe Program Search Search this Site Search USGS Kansas River at DeSoto, January 21, 2003, discharge 317 cubic feet per second. Photograph by J. Barnard, USGS

91. Franklin County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.25 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_25.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Franklin County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.25 Patricia L. House A. Wayne Jones Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Franklin County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Franklin County , AEX-480.25.

92. Fairfield County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.23-97 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_23.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Fairfield County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.23-97 S. Chris Anderson James M. Raab Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths and formations. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Fairfield County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Fairfield County , AEX-480.23.

93. Water Resources 2003 water resources Management 2003. Second International Conference on WaterResources Management 2003 30 April 2 May 2003 Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, http://www.wessex.ac.uk/conferences/2003/waterresources03/

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME Water Resources Management 2003 Second International Conference on Water Resources Management 2003 30 April - 2 May 2003 Las Palmas, Gran Canaria Bookmark this page! 2003 Conference Information Page Click on the image for a full sized preview Call for papers Organised by Wessex Institute of Technology, UK Sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE), UK Group, and Progress in Water Resources Book Series ( WIT Press ), UK Provisional Programme Book Accommodation Registration Form Location ... PDF Provisional Programme (Size 148KB) INTRODUCTION CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE BENEFITS TO YOU ... OTHER CONFERENCES OF INTEREST CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN C A Brebbia Wessex Institute of Technology, UK INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE P Anagnostopoulos University of Thessaloniki, Greece

94. Environmental Engineering And Water Resources Program (EEWR) PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND water resources. OVERVIEWOF THE PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND water resources. Category Reference Education Departments Programs http://www.princeton.edu/~eewr/

P ROGRAM IN E NVIRONMENTAL E NGINEERING AND W ATER R ESOURCES THE PROGRAM Overview of the Program Admission and Contact Information Research Facilities Pertinent Courses in Allied Departments ... Recent Dissertations PEOPLE Faculty and Research Descriptions Graduate Students Visitors and Research Staff Alumni RESEARCH GROUP WEB SITES Atmospheric Aerosols Geologic Storage of CO Land Surface Hydrology Group Hydrometeorology Group SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS Brown Bag Seminar Series CNR-Princeton Workshop on New Frontiers in Hydrology O VERVIEW OF THE P ROGRAM IN E NVIRONMENTAL E NGINEERING AND W ATER R ESOURCES Industrial development and population growth will continue to put strains on environmental systems and on vital natural resources, including water resources. Engineers and scientists trained in hydrology, water and soil chemistry, atmospheric sciences, and biological sciences are needed to address critical environmental issues that involve interconnections between the earth's water, energy, and biogeochemical cycles, as well as connections between these cycles and human activities. The Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Program provides students the opportunity to study a broad range of topics related to environmental problems, and to pursue advanced research in specific areas of interest, with a focus on the application of modern quantitative techniques to practical problems in environmental engineering. PLAN OF STUDY COOPERATIVE PROGRAM WITH RUTGERS Under an agreement with Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, graduate students in the Program in Environmental Engineering and Water Resources may elect pertinent graduate courses at Rutgers (New Brunswick Campus). The areas of emphasis at Rutgers that may be of particular interest include atmospheric sciences, environmental sciences, microbiology, and toxicology.

95. Tuscarawas County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.79 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_79.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Tuscarawas County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.79 Christopher T. Zoller James M. Raab Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Tuscarawas County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Tuscarawas County , AEX-480.79.

96. Stark County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.76 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_76.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Stark County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.76 Ernest F. Oelker A. Wayne Jones Larry C. Brown Kristina M. Boone Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Stark County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Stark County Water Resources , AEX-480.76.

97. Washington Department Of Ecology - Water Resources Program Homepage The water resources Program is responsible for regulating the use of ground andsurface water, water well construction, and dam safety in Washington State. http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wr/wrhome.html

Water Resources Program General Information New and Significant Activities Water Well Log Report Search and Viewer Lake Tapps ... Maps Program Areas Conservancy Boards Concise Explanatory Statement: Chapter 173-153 WAC Review and comment on WCB Records of Decision Dam Safety Office ... Link to Watershed Planning May 28-29, 2003 UW Instream Flow Workshop Measuring Water Use Grant Money for Measuring Devices Publications ... Future CEU Updates Last Update: Monday, March 17, 2003

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99. Allen County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.02-97 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_02.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Allen County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.02-97 David A. Jones James M. Raab Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths and formations. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Allen County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Allen County , AEX-480.02.

100. A Carfax Publishing Title: International Journal Of Water Resources Development International Journal of water resources Development. Editor Professor AsitK. Biswas, President, Third World Centre for Water Management, Mexico. http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/carfax/07900627.html

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