Journal of the American Water Resources Association 2007: Vol 43 Index & Table of Contents

2007·3.3 MB·English

TitLE INDEX TO Vo_ume 43 — 2007
Achieving Nutrient Water Quality Goals: Bringing Market-Like Principles to Water
Quality Management
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Adequacy of Visually Classified Particle Count Statistics From Regional Stream Habitat
Surveys
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Alluvial Sedimentation and Erosion in an Urbanizing Watershed, Gwynns Falls, Maryland
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Application of the Indicators of Hydrologic Alteration Software in Environmental Flow
Setting
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Approaches to Evaluate Water Quality Model Parameter Uncertainty for Adaptive TMDL
Implementation
— Craig A. Stow, Kenneth H. Reckhow, Song S. Qian, Estel Conrad Lamon III,
George B. Arhonditsis, Mark E. Borsuk, and Dongil Se0 ................ccccceseeeeccccceeeseeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeseeeess 1499
Associations of Decadal to Multidecadal Sea-Surface Temperature Variability With Upper:
Colorado River Flow
— Gregory J. McCabe, Julio L. Betancourt, and Hugo G. Hidalgo
Automated Algorithms for Heuristic Base-Flow Separation
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Automatic Calibration of Hydrologic Models With Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm
and Pareto Optimization
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Barriers to Water Conservation in the Rio Grande Basin
— Frank A. Ward, Ari M. Michelsen, and Leeann DeMouche o........cccccccccccuccecccucccccecccecuccevcevcccceeceeces 237
A Biological Assessment of Streams in the Eastern United States Using a Predictive Model
for Macroinvertebrate Assemblages
= Daren BM. Carlisle Gnd Michael Fe. Meador .................scesesecccesecccsccacsccccscesssssesssssecsssccscsncsessssveeseneees 1194
Calibration and Validation of ADAPT and SWAT for Field-Scale Runoff Prediction
— Shilpa Anand, Kyle R. Mankin, Kent A. McVay, Keith A. Janssen, Philip L. Barnes,
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Chaotic Behavior and Pollution Dispersion Characteristics in Engineered Tidal
Embayments: A Numerical Investigation
— Amurossios C. Bagtzoglou and Andrei NoviRo ...........ccccccccccccccceecssssseessesseesseeceesesecsccesessescsscceccecsess 207
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TitLE INDEX TO Vo_ume 43 — 2007
Achieving Nutrient Water Quality Goals: Bringing Market-Like Principles to Water
Quality Management
IE ssn snsnnenaseseseheensonretseswacnsnsosoneseeseneensopaseuanees 1076
Adequacy of Visually Classified Particle Count Statistics From Regional Stream Habitat
Surveys
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Alluvial Sedimentation and Erosion in an Urbanizing Watershed, Gwynns Falls, Maryland
Se re I INE, COIN big scinccenvconabsecbnsscbescsccesstiessucbdccdsecsscesecvencsavesssatentiebeeessvantseens 499
Application of the Indicators of Hydrologic Alteration Software in Environmental Flow
Setting
a tnediceiceee encoun ohwnebsibb deena da nurnsnaunaroeaebersunensipentabanen’ 1400
Approaches to Evaluate Water Quality Model Parameter Uncertainty for Adaptive TMDL
Implementation
— Craig A. Stow, Kenneth H. Reckhow, Song S. Qian, Estel Conrad Lamon III,
George B. Arhonditsis, Mark E. Borsuk, and Dongil Se0 ................ccccceseeeeccccceeeseeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeseeeess 1499
Associations of Decadal to Multidecadal Sea-Surface Temperature Variability With Upper:
Colorado River Flow
— Gregory J. McCabe, Julio L. Betancourt, and Hugo G. Hidalgo
Automated Algorithms for Heuristic Base-Flow Separation
Lr esa ch atine s age piven rank dei Saddsunii oevinetenxreinwonpiesnepuendepeiininneiied 1583
Automatic Calibration of Hydrologic Models With Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm
and Pareto Optimization
= Beemeane BH. Commenar Grd Gertld W. WRiGtGRG? ..........00...0.ccccccscscscsscssssensccoscscscscsnsesesanecnecesnssoesapene 981
Barriers to Water Conservation in the Rio Grande Basin
— Frank A. Ward, Ari M. Michelsen, and Leeann DeMouche o........cccccccccccuccecccucccccecccecuccevcevcccceeceeces 237
A Biological Assessment of Streams in the Eastern United States Using a Predictive Model
for Macroinvertebrate Assemblages
= Daren BM. Carlisle Gnd Michael Fe. Meador .................scesesecccesecccsccacsccccscesssssesssssecsssccscsncsessssveeseneees 1194
Calibration and Validation of ADAPT and SWAT for Field-Scale Runoff Prediction
— Shilpa Anand, Kyle R. Mankin, Kent A. McVay, Keith A. Janssen, Philip L. Barnes,
eens ilnceuusegbunpbbsnasedievoctuntuntdvuncalatocmanatvameasaien 899
Chaotic Behavior and Pollution Dispersion Characteristics in Engineered Tidal
Embayments: A Numerical Investigation
— Amurossios C. Bagtzoglou and Andrei NoviRo ...........ccccccccccccccceecssssseessesseesseeceesesecsccesessescsscceccecsess 207
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Climatic Fluctuations and Forecasting of Streamflow in the Lower Colorado River Basin
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Comparative Evaluation of Three River Water Quality Models
— Emerald M. Roider and Donald Dean Adrian Ransaliacensions bhetewsniebeiei edibles tubithin linden 322
A Comparison of Gauge and Radar-Derived Rainfall in a Land Falling Typhoon in Taiwan
— Ray-Shyan Wu, Ching-Ho Chen, and Dong-Sin SHIN .0........ccccccccceceeeeeseeceeseseceeesessesssesecssssssesssesseses 281
A Comparison of Protocols and Observer Precision for Measuring Physical Stream
Attributes
— Heath W. Whitacre, Brett B. Roper, and Jeffrey L. Kershiner.......cccccccccessesessseeeeeecceccceeecessesscesseeseees 923
Comparison of Stormwater Lag Times for Low Impact and Traditional Residential
Development
— Mark J. Hood, John C. Clausen, and Glenn S. Warner. .............cscscccccceeereeessesssssceccceeeeessessseecceeees 1036
Conservation-Induced Wastewater Flow Reductions Improve Nitrogen Removal: Evidence
from New York City
— Kurt Paulsen, Jeffrey Featherstone, and Sean Greene...........ccccccccccccccccsssssccesccceccencceccccesceseceeeeeeees 1570
The Contribution of Headwater Streams to Biodiversity in River Networks
— JudyL . Meyer, DavidL . Strayer, J. Bruce Wallace, SueL . Eggert, GeneS . Helfman,
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Critical Evaluation of How the Rosgen Classification and Associated “Natural Channel
Design” Methods Fail to Integrate and Quantify Fluvial Processes and Channel
Response
— A. Simon, M. Doyle, M. Kondolf, F. D. Shields Jr., B. Rhoads, and M. McPhillips ..................+ 1117
DIN Retention-Transport Through Four Hydrologically Connected Zones in a Headwater
Catchment of the Upper Mississippi River
— Frank J. Triska, John H. Duff, Richard W. Sheibley, Alan P. Jackman, |
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Demonstrating Floodplain Uncertainty Using Flood Probability Maps
— Christopher M. Smemoe, E. James Nelson, Alan K. Zundel, and A. Woodruff Miller.................. 359
Developing Nutrient Criteria for Streams: An Evaluation of the Frequency Distribution
Method
— Michael W. Suplee, Arun Varghese, and Joshua Cleland .............cccccccsccssssssssesssccceccenccesecesscesesessees 453
Developing a Standardized Water Quality Index for Evaluating Surface Water Quality
— Fredrick W. Hasrtaks amd Test FOGG nes cvsieesscccervecssseccsassevsssessesteeremevemenneneianessiuaanan 533
Development of an Index of Biotic Integrity for a Southeastern Coastal Plain Watershed,
USA '
— Charles C. Morris, Paul M. Stewart, and Thomas P. Simon ..............cccccccccsscsssccscccsccccccssccscccensesees 295
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Do Nutrients Limit Algal Periphyton in Small Blackwater Coastal Plain Streams?
— Richard O. Carey, George Vellidis, Richard Lowrance, and Catherine M. Pringle................000+. 1183
Dry Weather Water Quality Loadings in Arid, Urban Watersheds of the Los Angeles Basin,
California, USA
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Dynamic Control Switching Applied to Water Resource Management Simulation
— Joseph Park, Jayantha Obeysekera, and Randy Van Zee
Dynamic Modeling of Ground-Water Quality Using Bayesian Techniques
— Khalil Shihab and Nida Chalabi
Ecological Linkages Between Headwaters and Downstream Ecosystems: Transport of
Organic Matter, Invertebrates, and Wood Down Headwater Channels
— Mark S. Wipfli, John S. Richardson, and Robert J. NQiman .00..c.ecec .ece.e eee.eeen.esn.eeesceseceseeceeeeceeeceeee es 72
Effects of Impervious Cover at Multiple Spatial Scales on Coastal Watershed Streams
— Roy Schiff and Gaboury Benoit
Effects of Rainfall and Ground-Water Pumping on Streamflow in Makaha, O’ahu, Hawai’i
— Alan Mair, Ali Fares, and Aly El-Kadi
Effects of Riparian Areas, Stream Order, and Land Use Disturbance on Watershed-Scale
Habitat Potential: An Ecohydrologic Approach to Policy
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Effects of Watershed Impervious Cover on Dissolved Silica Loading in Storm Flow
— Socratis Loucaides, Lawrence B, Cahoon, and Eric J. Henry ........cccccccccccccccseeeecceeeeeceeceeeecceeneeeceeees 841
Discussion — “An Empirical Model of Fatalities and Injuries Due to Floods in Japan”
by Guofang Zhai, Teruki Fukuzono, and Saburo Ikeda
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Reply to Discussion —- “An Empirical Model of Fatalities and Injuries Due to Floods in
Japan” by Hamed Assaf
— Guofang Zhai, Teruki Fukuzono, and Saburo Ikeda 1347
Enhancing Hydrological Simulation Program — FORTRAN Model Channel Hydraulic
Representation
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Estimating Evapotranspiration and Seepage for a Sinkhole Wetland From Diurnal Surface-
Water Cycles
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Estimating Hydraulic Properties of Volcanic Aquifers Using Constant-Rate and Variable-
Rate Aquifer Tests
- Kolja Rotzoll, Aly I. El-Kadi, and Stephen B. Gingerich. ............ccccccccccceeeeececcccccecceececeeeeeeeeserseseceees 334
JAWRA 1608 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN Water Resources ASSOCIATION
Estimating the Relative Efficiency of Brazilian Publicly and Privately Owned Water
Utilities: A Stochastic Cost Frontier Approach
— Geraldo da Silva e Souza, Ricardo Coelho de Faria, and Tito Belchior S. Moreira
Estimating Relevance of Organic Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Loads to a Blackwater
River Estuary
~ John Hendrickson, Nadine Trahan, Emily Gordon, and Ying Ouyang
Evaluating the “Catch-Can” Test for Measuring Lawn Sprinkler Application Rates
— Crystal Lesmeister, Larry Pochop, Greg Kerr, Shaun S. Wulff, and Drew Johnson
_ Evaluation of Ground-Water and Surface-Water Exchanges Using Streamflow Difference
Analyses
— Stephen P. Opsahl, Scott E. Chapal, David W. Hicks, and Christopher K. Wheeler.................. 1132
Evaluation of an Infiltration Best Management Practice Utilizing Pervious Concrete
— Michael Kwiatkowski, Andrea L. Welker, Robert G. Traver, Megan Vanacore,
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Evaluation of Rio Grande Management Alternatives Using a Surface-Water/Ground-Water '
Model
— Laura Jean Wilcox, Robert S. Bowman, and Nabil G. Shafike
Evaluation of Three Watershed-Scale Pesticide Environmental Transport and Fate Models
— Ronald Parker, J. G. Arnold, Michael Barrett, Lawrence.Burns, Lee Carrubba,
S. L. Neitsch, N. J. Snyder, and R. Srinivasan
Field-Scale Application of Three Types of Neural Networks to Predict Ground-Water Levels
— Tirwsew Assia, Nisai Wanakule, arid AHGOR AGGING. 0.2. .000icesssecessseesssssevsesssaseesbinwovsensccssesnsanbapenses 1245
Finding Water for Growth: New Sources, New Tools, New Challenges
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Five Hundred Years of Hydrological Drought in the Upper Colorado River Basin’
— Janak Timilsena, Thomas C. Piechota, Hugo Hidalgo, and Glenn Tootle ...........cccccccceeeeeeeeeeeteeeees 798
A GIS-Based Approach to Watershed Classification for Nebraska Reservoirs
— Henry N. N. Bulley, James W. Merchant, David B. Marx, John C. Holz, and Aris A. Holz’........ 605
GIS Methodology for Quantifying Channel Change in Las Vegas, Nevada
—- Susan &. Buckingham: and Polen W.. WIGS oisscvcvccsssssesescsssssesceseossonsonanssgetivesstaeenniuenentbann 888
Generalized Nondimensional Depth-Discharge Rating Curves Tested on Florida Streamflow
— Auristela Mueses, Ahmed Said, Gd Marie Roe .............:scccsscocscscosscsvoscccvcnsesssssncsssdecsebsoceuceneneesessan 473
GeoTools: A Toolkit for Fluvial System Analysis
— Brian P. Bledsoe, Michael C. Brown, and David A. Raff ..............ccccesssseccccsssssccccenenssecccccsesssccssceses 757
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN Water Resources ASSOCIATION 1609 JAWRA
Grass-Shrub Riparian Buffer Removal of Sediment, Phosphorus, and Nitrogen From
Simulated Runoff
— Kyle R. Mankin, Daniel M. Ngandu, Charles J. Barden, Stacy L. Hutchinson,
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Ground-Water Response to Forest Harvest: Implications for Hillslope Stability
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History and Development of the NRCS Lag Time Equation
— Norman D. Folmar, Arthur C. Miller, and Donald E. Woodward ...............ccccccccccccceeeceecseecceeseeees 829
Hydrograph Separation by Incorporating Climatological Factors: Application to Small
Experimental Watersheds
— Amir P. Nejadhashemi, Joseph M. Sheridan, Adel Shirmohammadi, and Hubert J. Montas.....744
Hydrologic Connectivity and the Contribution of Stream Headwaters to Ecological Integrity
at Regional Scales
— Mary C. Freeman, Catherine M. Pringle, and C. Rhett Jackson ...............cccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeceeccecceeceeeeeeeenes 5
Hydrologic Model Framework for Water Resources Planning in the Santa Cruz River,
Southern Arizona
— Eylon Shamir, David M. Meko, Nicholas E. Graham, and Konstantine P. Georgakakos........... 1155
Hydrologic Modeling Uncertainty Resulting From Land Cover Misclassification .
— Scott N. Miller, D. Phillip Guertin, and David C. Good rich .........cc. sc.eee.ee.cee.eeeceeceeeceecceecceeceeceee s 1065
A Hydrologic/Water Quality Model Application Protocol
— Bernard Engel, Dan Storm, Mike White, Jeff Arnold, and Mazdak Arabi .00..........00ccccccccceeeeeeeees 1223
Hydrological Connectivity Between Headwater Streams and Downstream Waters: How
Science Can Inform Policy .
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Hydrological Connectivity of Headwaters to Downstream Waters: Introduction to the
Featured Collection
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Hydrology and Water Budget for a Forested Atlantic Coastal Plain Watershed, South
Carolina
— Scott V. Harder, Devendra M. Amatya, Timothy J. Callahan, Carl C. Trettin,
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Impacts of Residential Development on Humid Subtropical Freshwater Resources:
Southwest Florida Experience
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Introduction: Urban Watershed Hydrology
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Lateral Hyporheic Zone Chemistry in an Artificially Constructed Gravel Bar and a
Re-Meandered Stream Channel, Southern Ontario, Canada
— Famed Bawears: add Bie Ty, Fees icissiscssesiiccstasscecssticivsissrsivissintinniittaihddeaddeid s 1257
Linear Superposition in Total Maximum Daily Loads Applications: The Steady-State
Response Matrix Revisited .
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Longitudinal-Vertical Hydrodynamic and Turbidity Simulations for Prediction of Dam
Reconstruction Effects in Asian Monsoon Area
— Jung Hyun Choi, Seon-A. Jeong, and Seok Soon Park ........ccccccccccccceeeeseeeeeeeeeeeessesesesessessecssssesseees 1444
Managing the Commons Texas Style: Wildlife Management and Ground-Water
Associations on Private Lands
— Matthew Wagner, Ronald Kaiser, Urs Kreuter, and Neal WilRIn ...............cccccceeeeeeseeeeeeeeeesecseeeees 698
Mapping Three-Dimensional Water-Quality Data in the Chesapeake Bay Using
Geostatistics
— Mondher-Chehata, David Jasinski, Michael C. Monteith, and William B. Samuels ......... pebea ademas 813
Mathematical Model on Flow Regime and Water Harvesting in Inundation Plains
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Measuring the Net Economic Value of Recreational Boating as Water Levels Fluctuate
— Nancy A. Connelly, Tommy L. Brown, and Jonathan W. -Brown............cccccccceeeeeeeeeeceseeeeeeeneeeeeeees 1016
Mercury Accumulation in Periphyton of Eight River Ecosystems
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Minimum Wet-Season Flows and Levels in Southwest Florida Rivers
— Adam B. Munson and Joseph J. De Qne .i0....sscsicsc...ccsvensssseussnssserecsesnessosussssntetsarscsnipeeanaameeti 522
Mixing Zone Characterization of Two Transition Terrain Streams With Tracers
— Craig E. Divine, Ronald L. Clemmer, Azra Bilgin, Jeff Clonts, and Thomas J. Giordano........... 864
Model Based Nitrate TMDLs for Two Agricultural Watersheds of Southeastern Minnesota
— PO Closing, BE J. Tee, Se Ba. Bs Be eai iken ta veerisievssisccttdiciscmiimememenaeneeee 254
Model Development and Calibration of a Saltwater Intrusion Model in Southern California
— Ben Bray, Frank T.-C. Tsai, Youn Sim, and William W.-G. Yeh ..........ccccsssssssssscseseessenssssssensesenes 1329
Modeling Hydrology in a Small Rocky Mountain ‘Watershed Serving Large Urban
Populations
— Peels Po Latnamnds end Dolan Bh... Cri ovivisinsnciessccsncnsscesivexesessscsssnesesserneniniatnenneeanae 875
Modeling Parent and Metabolite Fate and Transport in Subsurface Drained Fields With
Directly Connected Macropores
— GareyA . Fox, GeorgeJ . Sabbagh, Robert W. Malone, and Ken Roja ..........:cccccssssseseeessssseeeeeeeees 1359
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WaTER RESouRCES ASSOCIATION 1611 JAWRA
Modeling Pre- and Post-Dam Removal Sediment Dynamics: The Kalamazoo River,
Michigan
— Robert R. Wells, Eddy J. Langendoen, and Andrew Simon .00.........ccccccccccccceeeeeeceeesensnnneeseeeeeeeeeeeeees 773
Modeling Stream Channel Characteristics From Drainage-Enforced DEMs in Puget Sound,
Washington, USA
— Jeremy R. Davies, Kerry M. Lagueux, Beth Sanderson, and Timothy J. Beechie............ccccccc0000 414
Multi-Criteria Decision Support Systems for Flood Hazard Mitigation and Emergency
Response in Urban Watersheds
— Jason K. Levy, Jens Hartmann, Kevin W. Li, Yunbi An, and Ali ASgary........ccccccccccececeeceeceeeeeeeees 346
New Criteria for Sustainable Water Quality Management
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Nitrogen Sources and Sinks Within the Middle Rio Grande, New Mexico
— Gretchen P. Oelsner, Paul D. Brooks, and James F. Hogan .0.............cccccccccceeeeeeeeeecceceeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeees 850
Nonparametric Monte Carlo Simulation for Flood Frequency Curve Derivation:
An Application to a Korean Watershed
— Hyun-Han Kwon, Young-Il Moon, and Abedalrazgq FP. Khalil ...........ccccccccccccccccccececeeeeseneeeeeeneneenees 1316
Nutrient Uptake in a Large Urban River
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Pattern and Process in Northern Rocky Mountain Headwaters: Ecological Linkages in the
Headwaters of the Crown of the Continent
— F. Richard Hauer, Jack A. Stanford, and Mark S. Loran ............cccccccccccccccccceeceeceeenennsenesenensnensees 104
Pesticide and Transformation Product Detections and Age-Dating Relations from Till
and Sand Deposits .
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Physical and Temporal Isolation of Mountain Headwater Streams in the Western Mojave
Desert, Southern California
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Predicting River Floodplain and Lateral Channel Migration for Salmon Habitat
Conservation
— Jason E. Hall, Damon M. Holzer, and Timothy J. Beechie.................ccccccccsseesseesseeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeceeees 786
Probabilistic Streamflow Generation Model for Data Sparse Arid Watersheds
— Eylon Shamir, Jianzhong Wang, and Konstantine P. Georgakakos.................c0secceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 1142
Rainfall-Runoff Model for Typhoons Making Landfall in Taiwan
— Ray-Shyan Wu, Dong-Sin Shih, and Shih-Wen Chen .0........cccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseecsecccceeececceeeeeeees 969
Ranch Ownership Change and New Approaches to Water Resource Management in
Southwestern Montana: Implications for Fisheries
— Hannah Gosnell, Julia H. Haggerty, and Patrick A. Byorth
JAWRA 1612 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WaTER Resources ASSOCIATION
Relationship of Land-Use/Land-Cover Patterns and Surface-Water Quality in the Mullica
River Basin
— Robert A. Zampella, Nicholas A. Procopio, Richard G. Lathrop, and Charles L. Dow................. 594
Relative Influence of Streamfiows in Assessing Temporal Variability in Stream Habitat
— Robert M. Goldstein, Michael R. Meador, and Kelly E. Ruhl .........cccccccccceccesesssssececcscscsccccssccecceecees 642
Residents’ Assessment of an Urban Outdoor Water Conservation Program in Guelph,
Ontario
— Christine Atwood, Reid Kreutzwiser, and Rob de Lv ..............cccccseccsecesccsccecccecccsccecccecccencesceesceeccees 427
Review of Urban Stormwater Quality Models: Deterministic, Stochastic, and Hybrid
Approaches
- Christopher C. Obromtcs ard Dated S.. BGG osc sicccevsesincesconsasencsisssssececsseenesesesssdiuvsesdbeunustlailanen 1508
Revisiting the Thornthwaite and Mather Water Balance
— FOR TE. TI cin ieiniticch iene ninth 1604
Riparian Ecosystem Management Model: Sensitivity to Soil, Vegetation, and Weather
Input Parameters
— Ik-Jae Kim, Stacy L. Hutchinson, J. M. Shawn Hutchinson, and C. Bryan Youn ...............000 1171
The Role of Ground Water in Generating Streamflow in Headwater Areas and in
Maintaining Base Flow
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The Role of Headwater Streams in Downstream Water Quality
— Richard B. Alexander, Elizabeth W. Boyer, Richard A. Smith, Gregory E. Schwarz, and
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A Sediment Budget for an Urbanizing Watershed, 1951-1996, Montgomery County,
Maryland, U.S.A.
— Nicholas E. Allmendinger, James E. Pizzuto, Glenn E. Moglen, and Mikolaj Lewichi............... 1483
Sediment Production From Forest Roads in Western Montana
—- Brian DD. Gugden and Scatt W. WOO ...icccccsesscsicseesnscicassccbssesensssscivcsiscsisbesenesss bbdaiaenainnclaaaies 193
The Sensitivity of California Water Resources to Climate Change Scenarios :
— Sebastian Vicuna, Edwin P. Maurer, Brian Joyce, John A. Dracup, and David Purkey ............. 482
Simulation of Nitrogen Transport in Soil Under Municipal Wastewater Application Using
LEACHN
~— Sobhalatha P. Kunjikutty, Shiv O. Prasher, Ramanbhai M. Patel, Suzelle F. Barrington, °
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Simulation of Surface Water for Un-Gauged Areas with Storage-Attenuation Wetlands
- Ahmed Said, Mark Ross, Ken Troctl, Ged Fi TRGIG 100.6 csesevcnesssisesvercsscvrearsnsessussticeosiemententinan 546
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Soil Moisture Data Assimilation Using Support Vector Machines and Ensemble Kalman
Filter
— M. Kashif Gill, Mariush W. Kemblowski, and Mac McKee o..0...........ccccccccceeeseeseeeeeeeeesssceeeeeeesenacecs 1004
Sound Survey Designs Can Facilitate Integrating Stream Monitoring Data Across Multiple
Programs
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Stakeholder Willingness to Pay for Watershed Restoration in Rural Bolivia
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Stream Temperature Surges Under Urbanizaticn and Climate Change: Data, Models,
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Time Series Analysis of Nebraska Daily Rainfall Data to Simulate Atrazine Runoff
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Trace Metal Concentrations in an Intensive Agricultural Watershed in British Columbia,
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Upland Controls on the Hydrological Functioning of Riparian Zones in Glacial Till Valleys
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Upstream Channel Changes Following Dam Construction and Removal Using a
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Urbanization and Its Effect On Runoff in the Whiteoak Bayou Watershed, Texas
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The Use of Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopes to Study Watershed Erusion Processes
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Use of Streamflow Data to Estimate Base Flow/Ground-Water Recharge For Wisconsin
— Warren A. Gebert, Mandy J. Radloff, Ellen J. Considine, and James L. Kennedy...................00++ 220
Use of a Wetland Index to Evaluate Changes in Riparian Vegetation After Livestock
Exclusion
— Marc C. Coles-Ritchie, David W. Roberts, Jeffrey L. Kershner, and Richard C. Henderson......... 731
Valuing Water Rights in Douglas County, Oregon, Using the Hedonic Price Method
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Variation of Nitrogen Concentrations in Stormpipe Discharge in a Residential Watershed
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