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Texas Water Science Center Seminars

The Texas Water Science Center conducts occasional in-office seminars about various water topics. The public is invited to attend. These presentations will begin at 11 AM in the large conference room at the Texas Water Science Center, 8027 Exchange Dr. in Austin. Parking is limited so please plan to carpool if you attend these sessions. The seminars are usually during lunchtime, so feel free to bring your lunch. If you would like to be notified of upcoming seminars via e-mail, then just send us your name and email address. The list also will be used to notify its members of seminar cancellations or other schedule changes.

Map and driving directions  to our office. Map and driving directions to our office.

July 30,2008

The Development and Evaluation of Environmental Flow Prescriptions for Big Cypress Bayou: "A Tributary to Caddo Lake"
Presented by: Dr. Bruce Moring, Biologist
Location: Large Conference room    Contact: Dee Lurry



Seminar History


5/8/08 Frank Heitmuller "Cobble- and Gravel-Entrainment Problems at Low-Water Road Crossings of Streams in the Edwards Plateau, Central Texas"

4/24/08 Wade Kress’ “ Geophysical Anal. of Salmon Peak Form. to aid in Piezometer Placement”

3/25/08 Greg Stanton’s “Borehole Geophysical Data Interpretations assoc. with (TANC) Project, SCentral Texas”

2/28/08 Mimi Wallace’s “Nutrient dependent phytoplankton growth responses…Lake Travis”

1/22/08 Pete VanMetre’s “Environmental Forensics: Tracking down sources of PCBs and PAHS…”


12/20/07 Chris Braun GW undr influence of SW as indicated by MPA sampling predicated on RT geoch. data

11/2/07 Jorg Imberger Aquatic RT Management System-Web Tool for Opt. Reserv/Bay/Estuary Stwd/Strat

9/18/07 Dennis Demcheck Real-time Nitrate Analyzers: Lessons Learned from 3 years of operation in S. LA

5/31/07 Greg Noe Nutrient transport and retention in Wetland & Aquatic Ecosystems

5/17/07 Doug Kent Understanding & Modeling influence of variable chemical conditions on transport of …

5/3/07 Robert Rebich Nutrient & Sediment Trends & Modeling in Surface Waters of Lower Mississippi

4/10/07 Jeff Mabe Nutrient conditions of selected streams in the Edwards Plateau…

2/13/07 Donna Damrau (NWQL) An overview of NWQL capabilities

2/9/07 Pete Dartnell Sea Floor Mapping at the USGS Western Region Coastal and Marine Geology Program


11/30/06 Darwin Ockerman’s HSPF

9/27/2006 Gerald Bawden’s Imaging a land surface change caused by subsidence w/ InSAR/LIDAR…

8/24/2006 Jennifer Graham’s Cyanobacterial blooms: tastes, odors, and toxins

8/7/2006 David Naftz’s GSL, Utah: Mercury Methylation Factory or Hemispheric Bird Habitat?

7/18/2006 Michelle Walvoord’s Unsat Zone Forensics provide insight to soil/water resources

6/20/2006 Faith Fitzpatrick’s From Landslides to Levees-Important links among sediment movement…

5/23/2006 Frank Heitmuller’s Texas Springs Previous Inventories & Current Investigations

5/11/2006 Daniel Pearson’s From Maps to Apps: Geodatabase design & implementation-DGA of TX

4/19/2006 Patty Ging’s NAWQA Source Water Quality Studies in Texas

2/28/2006 Bruce Moring’s Effects of Urbanization on geomorphic, hydrologic & bio charac….

1/30/2006 Brian Clark’s Web- and GIS-Enabled Water-use Database of Arkansas

1/23/2006 Peter McMahon’s Use of Isotopes, age-dating, & numerical simul. to evaluate sources of nitrate

1/9/2006 Kyle Juracek’s Use of Streamflow-Gage Info for Geomorphic Analysis


10/26/05 Will Asquith’s Hydrologic Regionalization…

10/19/05 Meghan Roussell’s Hydrodynamics etc @ Arroyo Colorado

10/12/05 Glenn Harwell’s Impacts of Aircraft De-icer

09/21/05 Barbara Mahler’s What’s in the Water

7/28/05 Jerry Leenheer (NRP) Why Study Natural Organic Matter in Water

2/24/05 Dave Wolock (NRP) Hydrologic Landscapes, Ecoregions, & a Checkerboard: Different Approaches.

2/3/05 Nicolas Massei (B. Mahler FR assoc) Methods for interpreting hydrogeochem of Karst aquifers

1/19/05 Dave Krabbenhoft Mercury contamination of Aquatic Ecosystems-A Global Problem…..


10/12/04 Rich Alexander (NRP-San Ant pres) Modeling of Contaminant Sources & Transport in SW

8/19/04 Andy Ziegler (KS-TWMCongress) Continuous Real-time QW Monitoring in KS streams

1/27/04 Jean Bernard (Iris Instruments) Magnetic Resonance Sounding Method for GW Exploration


Seminar History Contact Information: dllurry@usgs.gov

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