Groundwater Management

Presented on Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Moderator:
Timothy Parker, PG, CEG, CHG
Parker Groundwater Management
Tim Parker is Principal Hydrogeologist, Parker Groundwater Management, California, specializing in groundwater resources management. His experience includes water policy analysis, groundwater management and monitoring, recharge & storage, and assessing potential impacts to groundwater from carbon sequestration and hydraulic fracturing. Tim serves GRA as Director and Legislative Chairman, CGC as Director, and National Ground Water Association as Scientist’s and Engineers Division Director. He is principal writer on Sustainability from the Ground Up, Groundwater Management in California, a Framework (ACWA 2011), and co-authored the books Potential Groundwater Quality Impacts Resulting from Geologic Carbon Sequestration (WRF 2009), and California Groundwater Management (GRA 2005).
Capitalizing on Crisis to Change to Sustainable Groundwater Management in California
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Timothy Parker, PG, CEG, CHG , Parker Groundwater Management
Incorporating Subsidence Prevention into Groundwater Management: Bluebonnet Groundwater Conservation District, Texas
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William Hutchison, Ph.D., P.E., P.G. , Independent Groundwater Consultant, Austin, TX
Management Challenges in an Urbanized Shallow Aquifer: The Upper Brazos River Alluvium Aquifer
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Joe C. Yelderman Jr., PhD, PG , Department of Geology, Baylor University, Waco, TX

Stephanie Wong , Geosciences, Baylor University

David H. Ju , Anadarko, Houston, TX

Andrew Worsely , Environmental Science, Baylor university, Waco, TX
Introduction of a Smart Water Well Preventing Up Coning of Brackish Water in Salinized Aquifers
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Ate Oosterhof , Asset Management, Vitens, Zwolle, Netherlands

Annemieke van Doorn , KWR researh institute, Nieuwegein, Netherlands

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