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Managing and Analyzing Pesticide Use Data for Pest Management, Environmental Monitoring, Public Health, and Public Policy 1283 ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES Managing and Analyzing Pesticide Use Data for Pest Management, Environmental Monitoring, Public Health, and Public Policy Minghua Zhang, Editor UniversityofCaliforniaDavis,Davis,California Scott Jackson, Editor Valent U.S.A. LLC, Dublin, California Mark A. Robertson, Editor CaliforniaDepartmentofPesticideRegulation,Sacramento,California Michael R. Zeiss, Editor California Department of Pesticide Regulation (retired), Sacramento, California Sponsored by the ACS Division of Agrochemicals AmericanChemicalSociety,Washington,DC DistributedinprintbyOxfordUniversityPress LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData Names:Zhang,Minghua,1955-editor.|AmericanChemicalSociety.Divisionof Agrochemicals,sponsoringbody. Title:Managingandanalyzingpesticideusedataforpestmanagement, environmentalmonitoring,publichealth,andpublicpolicy/Minghua Zhang,editor;ScottJackson,editor;MarkA.Robertson,editor;Michael R.Zeiss,editor. Description:WashingtonDC:AmericanChemicalSociety,[2018]|Series:ACS symposiumseries;1283|"SponsoredbytheACSDivisionof Agrochemicals."|Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. Identifiers:LCCN2018025937(print)|LCCN2018034681(ebook)|ISBN 9780841232891(ebook)|ISBN9780841232907 Subjects:LCSH:Pesticides--Application.|Pesticides--Environmental aspects--Management.|Pesticides--Governmentpolicy. Classification:LCCSB952.8(ebook)|LCCSB952.8.M362018(print)|DDC 363.738/498--dc23 LCrecordavailableathttps://lccn.loc.gov/2018025937 ThepaperusedinthispublicationmeetstheminimumrequirementsofAmericanNational Standard for Information Sciences—Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSIZ39.48n1984. 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ACSBooksDepartment Contents Preface.............................................................................................................................. xi Acknowledgment............................................................................................................ xv LegalAuthorityandAdministrationofPesticideUseReporting 1. HistoryofPesticideUseReportinginCalifornia.................................................. 3 LarryWilhoit 2. TheInfrastructureofCalifornia’sPesticideUseReportingProgram.............. 15 NinoYangaandKimberlySteinmann 3. DataQualityAssessmentwithinthePesticideUseDatabase............................. 31 LarryWilhoit 4. TheMaintenanceandUseofCalifornia’sSchoolPesticideUseReport........... 77 EricDenemark IntegratedAnalysesofPesticideUseTrendsandPestManagement 5. PesticideUseReportingDatainPesticideRegulationandPolicy: The CaliforniaExperience ........................................................................................... 97 NinoYanga,PamelaWofford,ChristopherDeMars,EmilyBryson,NathanDesjarlais, andKimberlySteinmann 6. TheExtensiveUseofPesticideUseReport(PUR)DatainScholarly ScientificResearch ............................................................................................... 115 MichaelL.GrieneisenandMinghuaZhang 7. PatternsofFumigantUseinCaliforniaGrapes................................................ 133 D.A.Downie 8. RecentDevelopmentsintheRegistrationandUsageofBotanicalPesticides inCalifornia.......................................................................................................... 149 MichaelL.GrieneisenandMurrayB.Isman 9. Spatio-TemporalAnalysesofPesticideUseonWalnutsandPotentialRisks toSurfaceWaterinCalifornia............................................................................ 171 HuajinChen,YuZhan,MichaelL.Grieneisen,andMinghuaZhang vii 10. TheImpactofIntegratedPestManagementandRegulationonAgricultural PesticideUseinCalifornia .................................................................................. 203 LynnEpsteinandMinghuaZhang 11. EmployingCaliforniaPesticideUseDataforEvaluatingIntegratedPest ManagementProgramsandInformingPesticidePolicyandRegulation....... 225 AmandaCrump,JamesFarrar,AlfredJ.Fournier,andPeterC.Ellsworth IntegratedAnalysesofPesticideUseImpacts 12. ImplementingPesticideUseDataandGISToImproveTreatedArea EstimatesinAgriculturalandResidentialExposureAssessments ................. 241 NathanSnyderandMichaelWinchell 13. RefinedProcessingofPesticideUseReportsforUseinDataAnalysis ConductedbytheCaliforniaDepartmentofPesticideRegulation’sAir Program ................................................................................................................ 285 KelseyCraig,EdgarVidrio,PamWofford,andRandySegawa 14. MethodologyforPrioritizingPesticidesforSurfaceWaterMonitoringin AgriculturalandUrbanAreasofCalifornia..................................................... 307 YuzhouLuo,XinDeng,MichaelEnsminger,andRobertBudd 15. ApplicationsoftheCaliforniaPesticideUseReportingDatabaseinMore than25YearsofU.S.GeologicalSurveyHydrologicalStudies ....................... 323 JosephDomagalskiandJamesOrlando 16. TieredApproachesinAnalyzingRiceFieldPesticideFateandTransport forEcologicalRiskAssessment........................................................................... 347 RuoyuWang,YongpingYuan,YuzhouLuo,AnnPitchford,RonaldL.Bingner, DebraDenton,HawYen,andMinghuaZhang 17. PotentialPesticideUseRiskstoHoneybeesduringAlmondPollinationin California .............................................................................................................. 379 Minghua Zhang, Jonathan Ackerman, Michael L. Grieneisen, and ChristopherDeMars 18. ASimplifiedApproachtoUsingPesticideUseReportingToPrioritize PesticideRiskinCalifornia’sNationalParks ................................................... 405 ErikW.MeyerandChristopherDeMars 19. PesticideUseDataandtheDistributionofAcuteIllnessEpisodes: The PromiseandChallengesofGeoinformatics....................................................... 431 GregoryWroblicky,LuciaS.Graham,EmilieM.Schneider,JasmeenPabla, EmilyBryson,PamelaE.Driggers,andMichaelR.Zeiss 20. EconomicandPestManagementAnalysisofProposedPesticide Regulations ........................................................................................................... 463 JohnSteggall,SteveBlecker,RachaelGoodhue,KarenKlonsky,KeviMace,and RobertVanSteenwyk viii AvailableToolsforDataQuery,MappingandRiskAssessment 21. PURwebGIS:AWebApplicationforQueryandAnalysisofPesticideUse Report(PUR)Data............................................................................................... 495 ChristopherDeMarsandMinghuaZhang 22. PesticideUseRiskEvaluation(PURE),aSelf-EvaluationToolofPesticide Use ......................................................................................................................... 517 YuZhanandMinghuaZhang 23. ComparisonsofAnalyticMethodologiesforCorrectAnalysisofPesticide UseData ................................................................................................................ 535 KimberlySteinmann 24. RecommendationsforFutureImprovementstothePesticideUseDataand DatabaseIntegration............................................................................................ 559 MinghuaZhang,ScottJackson,MarkA.Robertson,andMichaelR.Zeiss Editors’Biographies .................................................................................................... 563 Indexes AuthorIndex ................................................................................................................ 567 SubjectIndex................................................................................................................ 569 ix
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