2011 Ground Water Summit and 2011 Ground Water Protection Council Spring Meeting

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Walbridge, S. R.
  • Three Dimensional Visualization of Fractured Bedrock Characterization Data
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    Waldron, M.
  • Eliminating Arsenic Mobilization in the Subsurface During ASR Cycles
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    Walter, D. A.
  • The Use of Solute-Transport Models to Estimate Time-Varying Nitrogen Loading to Coastal Estuaries In Response to Wastewater-Management Actions, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
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    Wang, Y.
  • Local and Global Sensitivity for Computationally Expensive Groundwater Simulation Models with Optimization and Surrogate Models
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    Ward, A. S.
  • An Exploration of Stream-Riparian Groundwater Exchange During Baseflow Recession: Integration of Hydrologic and Geophysical Data
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    Watts, K. R.
  • Hypersaline Groundwater Flow In the Paradox Valley, Montrose County, Colorado
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    Weatherby, M.
  • Feasibility of Using Reclaimed Water for Aquifer Recharge In the Tampa Bay Area
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    Wehner, J. E.
  • Informatics for Sustainable Water Planning and Policy
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    Weikel, E.
  • Design of Remediation Extraction Wells, Considering a Historically Low Water Table, Northern New York State
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    Weikel, M. S.
  • The Baseflow Recession Constant as a Tool for Water Availability Analysis
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    Welty, C.
  • Deployment of Real-Time Nitrate and Conductivity Sensors for Evaluation of Groundwater Contributions to Surface Water In Urban Watersheds
  • Integrating Particle-Tracking with Multispecies Biogeochemical Reactions for Nitrogen Transport Modeling In Aquifers
  • Coupled Surface-Groundwater Modeling of Metropolitan Baltimore
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    Wheat, C. G.
  • ODP/IODP "CORK" Subseafloor Hydrological Observatories: A Review of Designs and Operations Since 1991
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    Wheatcraft, S.
  • Ground Water Contamination by DBCP and TCP in Hawaii and California: Part 1. Unsaturated Zone
  • Ground Water Contamination by DBCP and TCP in Hawaii and California: PART 2. Saturated Zone Flow and Transport Model
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    White, E. A.
  • Analysis of Ambient Seismic Noise to Estimate Unconsolidated Sediment Thickness: Field Examples of the Horizontal-to-Vertical Spectral Ratio (HVSR) Method
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    White, K. A.
  • Contaminant Hydrogeology of Karst
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    Whiting, K.
  • Evaluation of Metals Attenuation to Support an Environmental Assessment (EA) at the Troy Mine, Montana
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    Whittemore, D.
  • Improving Water Availability Assessments in the High Plains Aquifer In Kansas
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    Wiedemeier, T. H.
  • Determining the Best Bioremediation Approach for Sites with Chlorinated Solvents (#465)
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    Will, S.
  • Feasibility of Using Reclaimed Water for Aquifer Recharge In the Tampa Bay Area
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    Williams, J. H.
  • Applications of FLASH – A Program for Flow-Log Analysis of Single Holes
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    Williams, L. J.
  • The Rate and Magnitude of Regional Groundwater-Level Decline in the Floridan Aquifer System and Its Relation to Ground-Water Pumpage and Relative Confinement of the System to Recharge
  • A Sub-Regional Hydrogeologic Framework for the Floridan Aquifer System n the Northern Coastal Areas of Georgia and Parts of South Carolina
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    Wilson, B.
  • Improving Water Availability Assessments in the High Plains Aquifer In Kansas
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    Wireman, M.
  • European Union Experience Developing Nationwide Groundwater Monitoring for Assuring Protection and Sustainability – Examples From Selected Member States
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    Wittman, J.
  • Using Existing Regional Groundwater Models for Local Problems
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    Wong, A.
  • Salmon Falls Collaborative: A Regional Drinking Water Protection Project
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    Wong, S. S.
  • Quantifying the Extent of Aquifer Reduction Due to Floodplain Sand and Gravel Mining
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    Wunsch, D. R.
  • Hydraulic Fracturing of the Marcellus Shale (#346)
  • Advancing Science and Policy Using the Federal Advisory Committee Process: SOGW as an Example
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