Browsing 1993 Georgia Water Resources Conference by Issue Date
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In Situ Respirometry for the Determination of Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Production in Southeastern Lakes
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Representative and accurate measurements of both autotrophic and heterotrophic production in lakes are essential parts of basic limnological research and lake monitoring, management, and restoration programs. We describe ... -
Effects of Irrigation Withdrawals in the Dougherty Plain on Base-Flow in the Apalachicola River
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Maintenance of the base-flow of the Apalachicola River is important to the ecological functioning of its floodplain and estuary and for the provision of a federally authorized navigation project. This paper analyzes the ... -
Determination of Soil Contaminant Transport Parameters Using Time Domain Reflectometry
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)A recent study of rural shallow drinking wells found that 4.6% of the wells in the Piedmont region of Georgia had nitrate levels above the EPA recommended level of 10 ppm nitrate nitrogen (Tyson and Issac, 1991). The most ... -
Monitoring Radionuclides in Georgia Rivers Below Nuclear Facilities
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Storm Water Management in Macon
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Estimating Nitrate Leaching and Soil Water Dynamics with LEACHM
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Oconee Rivers Greenway: Critical Path Analysis as a Planning Tool
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Greenways, linear open space corridors, can act as water resource management tools. Athens-Clarke County is planning a greenway system along the Oconee Rivers. The project's size and complexity require an objective planning ... -
Chemical Transport and Transformation in Large Soil Cores
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Effect of Fly Ash and Gypsum on Dispersion, Hydraulic Conductivity, and Contaminant Leaching in Soil Columns
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PANEL DISCUSSION: Lead and Copper in Drinking Water
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Panel Discussions: Population Exposure to Lead and Copper, Henry Abadin, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, 1600 Cliffton Road, Mailstop E29, Atlanta, Georgia 30333. Government Programs Addressing Lead ... -
Lower Savannah River Environmental Restoration Study
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Congress has authorized several projects along the Lower Savannah River, including the existing navigation project which was authorized by the Rivers and Harbors Act of March 3, 1881. The Reconnaissance Report for the ... -
Applying Environmental Ethics to the Wetlands Delineation Process
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)The nation's ongoing battle over defining wetlands has been portrayed as a tense political conflict between environmental protection advocates and economic development forces. A more accurate interpretation of the situation, ... -
A Watershed Protection Project: The Savannah River
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)At the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the emphasis of water quality protection programs is shifting towards an integrated, holistic management approach in order to cohesively address the many diverse ... -
Georgia's River Basin Management Act
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The Future Role of Hydrometeorological Prediction in Water Management Decision Making
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Water is the life blood of all society. Water is a precious resource which too often in the past has been taken for granted as being always available by simply turning a spigot or enjoying the many benefits it brings in ... -
Practicable Alternatives Analysis Regarding Construction of Water Supply Reservoirs
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Local authorities, anxious to plan for projected water supply needs, have often relied on the construction of reservoirs on aquatic sites. Because reservoir construction on a watercourse requires the movement and placement ... -
Georgia's Protected Fishes: The Need for Basin-Wide Management
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)The occurrence of multiple state and federal protected species in the same watersheds in Georgia, points out a need for a basin wide approach to managing water quality and water use. Many of these species are endemic to ... -
Evaluating Impacts of Stream Flow Alteration on Warmwater Fishes
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)Preserving diverse stream communities depends on maintaining habitat integrity in the face of continuing water resource development. Research conducted through the Auburn Field Station of the National Ecology Research ... -
Resources Management Issues in Regional Wastewater Planning
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)This presentation describes a regional wastewater planning effort involving four counties, three regional planning agencies, and a study area about 510 square miles in size. The study focused on consensus development, ... -
Potential Hydroponic Application of an Organic N-Halamine Disinfectant
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Natural Resources, 1993-04)As industrial development and expanding population result in increased water recycling in Georgia, effective water treatment is becoming a higher priority for many communities. Although chlorination procedures are commonly ...