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"Identifying Technologies to Improve Regional Water Stewardship: A Conference Series Featuring Intersections of Technology and Water Management North-Middle Rio Grande Corridor"
April 21-22, 2004
Prospectus, Executive Summary, Conference Agenda, and Table of Contents.pdf
Roger L. Hagengruber, Chair and James Bradbury, Co-Chair, (University of New Mexico)
+ Session 1: Setting the Context
+ Session 2: Technologies Related to Water Conservation & Irrigation Efficiency
Evaporation Suppression Research and Applications for Water Management.pdf
Mike Hightower and Gary Brown, Sandia National Labs
Hydroponic Green Forage.pdf
Hector M. Leon Gallegos, Consultant (Sandia National Labs)
Systems Assessment of Water Savings Impact of Controlled Environment Agriculture Forage Production.pdf
Phillip Pohl, Ronald C. Pate, Cassandra Shaw, and Darryl D. Drayer (Sandia National Labs)
Water Conservation Techniques in Irrigation: Trends & Technology.pdf
Phillip Pohl, Ronald C. Pate, Cassandra Shaw, and Darryl D. Drayer (Sandia National Labs)
Water Depletions from Soil Evaporation.pdf
John C. Stormont and Julie Coonrod (University of New Mexico)
The Current State of the System: Water Management and the ET Toolbox.pdf
Steven Bowser (U.S. Bureau of Reclamation)
+ Session 3: Technologies for Evaluating Sources, Transport, & Hydrogeologic Architecture
+ Session 4: Technologies Related to Water Quality: Measurement, Treatment, & Remediation
Aqueous Geochemistry of Uranium and Arsenic: Los Alamos and Surrounding Areas, New Mexico.pdf
Patrick Longmire, Dale Counce, Elizabeth Keating (Los Alamos National Labs), and Michael Dale, Kim Granzow (NMED DOE Oversight Bureau)
Arsenic in the Groundwaters of New Mexico: Challenges and Potential Solutions.pdf
Malcolm Siegel, Thomas Hinkebein, Brian Dwyer, Patrick Brady (Sandia National Labs)
New and Emerging Groundwater Remediation Techniques.pdf
H. Eric Nuttall and Lomesh Dutta (Dept. of Chem./Nuc. Engineering, University of New Mexico)
Vadose-Zone Contaminant Transport Modeling: Quantifying Uncertainty for Risk Assessment .pdf
Kay Birdsell, Bruce Robinson, Velimir Vesselinov, Brent Newman, and Diana Hollis (Los Alamos National Labs) and Paul Davis,( Environlogic, Inc.)
Water Treatment Technology for Oil and Gas Produced Water.pdf
E.J. Sullivan (Los Alamos Natioinal Labs), R.S. Bowman (New Mexico Tech), L. Katz, and K. Kinney (UT-Austin)
Desalination Technology Development and Potential Applications in New Mexico.pdf
Mike Hightower (Sandia National Labs)
Technical Challenges to Concentrate Disposal from Inland Desalination.pdf
Dr. Kerry J. Howe, P.E. (Dept. of Civil Engineering, UNM)
+ Session 5: Water Allocation & Use, Economic Issues, Evapotransportation, & Ecosystem Monitoring
Including Tradeoffs in Stakeholder Water Allocation Decisions: An Experimental Approach.pdf
Kate Krause, Janie M.Chernak, David S. Brookshire, Karl Benedict, and Richard Watson (University of New Mexico)
Optimal Cropping and the Potential Impact of a Water Market on an Agrarian Community: A Case Study of the San Luis Valley, Colorado.pdf
Mary Ewers, Janie M. Chernak, and David S. Brookshire (University of New Mexico)
Zeronet Water for Energy: Managing Water for Power Production.pdf
Cathy Wilson and Dan Macug (Los Alamor National Labs)
Tools to Understand the Impact of Drought on Plant and Ecosystem Carbon Water Balance.pdf
Nate G. McDowell and David D. Breshear (Los Alamos National Labs)
State-of-the-Art Technologies for Evaluating Water Use by Riparian Vegetation: UNM Hydrogeoecology and the Middle Rio Grande.pdf
James R. Cleverly, Clifford N. Dahm, and James R. Thibault (University of New Mexico)
Adaptive Remote Sensing Software Tools for Improving Regional Water Stewardship.pdf
Steven P. Brumby (Los Alamos National Labs)
Habitat Availability vs. Flow Rate for the Pecos River, Part 1: Depth and Velocity Availability.pdf
Jesse D. Roberts, Scott C. James, and Richard A. Jepsen (Sandia National Labs)
+ Session 6: Tools & Technologies for Multidisciplinary Data Integration, Modeling, & System Studies
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