This session schedule and moderators will be updated as needed. Last updated
August 28, 2011.
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Monday
Morning
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Agassiz
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Fremont
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Doyle
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Rees
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Time
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Schultz
Fire Drainage I - Moderator Dana Downs-Heimes
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Watersheds/Drought/Restoration - Moderator Floyd Marsh
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Water
Supply I - Moderator Donald J. Bills
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Water Chemistry/Quality I - Moderator Robert Hart
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10:30 to 10:50
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Ted Lehman - Schultz Fire Drainage Master Plan - Hydraulics &
Sediment Analyses
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Abe Springer - Sustainable Large-Scale Forest Restoration
Treatments in Arizona
with Watershed Benefits: The Groundwater Story
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Brad Hill - City of
Flagstaff
Water Resources Current Challenges, Long-Term Needs and Economic
Analysis of Future Options
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William Vernieu - Physical and Chemical Data for Water in Lake Powell
and from Glen Canyon Dam Releases, Utah-Arizona,
1964–2011
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10:50 to 11:10
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Dan Neary - Rill and Gully Formation Following the 2010
Schultz Fire
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Dominic La Roche - Effects of Severe Drought on a Desert
Riparian Woodland
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Ed McGavock - Future Water Supplies in Verde Valley
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Mike Tomlinson - Using principal component analysis to identify
element sources in Hawaiin watersheds
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11:10 to 11:30
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Ann Youberg - Rainfall and Geomorphic Aspects of Post-Fire
Floods and Debris Flows – Schultz Fire 2010
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Jon Phillip - The Amargosa Conservancy’s Amargosa River
Hydrologic Survey, Amargosa River Basin, California & Nevada
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Vic Heilweil - Evaluating sources of water to Littlefield
Springs, Arizona
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Kimberly Beisner - Preliminary assessment of metal
contamination in water at Tavasci Marsh, Arizona
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11:30 to 11:50
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Dan Neary - Rock Gabion, Rip-Rap and Culvert Treatments:
Successes and Failures in Post-Fire Erosion Mitigation, Schultz Fire
2010
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Mark T. Murphy - The Nature and Protection of Dryland
Watersheds
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Dave Carr - Groundwater Resource Evaluation for the Sonoran Solar
Energy Project
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James Callegary - Surface-to-groundwater transport of
contaminants at
Tumacácori
National
Historical
Park
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11:50 to 12:10
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Kelly Mott Lacroix -
Arizona Water Management Along the
Adaptive Cycle: What Can the Ebb of Water Governance Teach Us About
Future Flow
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Blake Abts - Wells 16 & 17 Installation and VFD Design, City of Douglas,
AZ
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Doyle Wilson - Monitoring Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care
Products at an Effluent Injection Site,
Lake Havasu City, Arizona
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Monday Afternoon
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Schultz
Fire Drainage II -
Moderator Dana Downs-Heimes
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Watershed/Climate Modeling
Moderator - Ed McGavock
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Numerical Modeling I - Moderator Abe Springer
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Water Chemistry/Quality II - Moderator Robert Hart
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1:30 to 1:50
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Karen Koestner - Depositional Characteristics and Sediment
Availability Resulting from the Post-Schultz Fire Floods of 2010
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Chris Courtney - The Agua Fria
National Monument (AFNM) Intra Basin Water Management (IBWM) Project
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David Sampson - A coupled surface and groundwater water
management model for Metropolitan Phoenix
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Jeff Bower - Short Course for Arsenic Removal: Practical
Planning & Design for Removing Arsenic from Groundwater Production
Wells
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1:50 to 2:10
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Jamie Macy - Geophysical Investigation of Cinder Lake
to Determine Depth of Unconsolidated Cinders and Potential Storage
Capacity, for Runoff Events Exacerbated by the Schultz Fire, 2010, Coconino County, AZ
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Frank Postillion - Protection of Shallow Groundwater Dependant
Riparian Ecosystems in
Pima
County
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Shuyun Liu - Development of an Updated Regional Groundwater
Flow Model for Pinal Active Management Area, Arizona
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Doug Bartlett - Heisenberg and Groundwater Plumes: How the
Investigation of a Plume Can Change It
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2:10 to 2:30
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Steve Skotnicki - Characterization of the Subsurface at Cinder
Lake using CSAMT, TEM, and nanoTEM
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Aregai Tecle - Hydrologic Modeling to Determine Water Yield
from an Arizona
Forested Watershed
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Dale Mason - Tucson
AMA Groundwater Flow Model - 2011 Update
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2:30 to 2:50
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Wes Swaffer - Payment for Watershed Services: A Tool for
Supporting Southwestern Watershed Stewardship?
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Keith Nelson -
Prescott
AMA Groundwater Flow Model - 2011 Provisional Update
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2:50 to 3:10
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Kevin Werner - Forecasting for the Future
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Bradley Garner - Water Budgets for the Middle Verde River
Watershed, Arizona,
Showing Possible Effects of a Future Groundwater Withdrawal and
Recharge Scenario, 2005-2110
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Geophysical Investigations Moderator - Jamie P. Macy
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Climate Change and Watershed Management
Moderator - Bradley Garner
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Numerical Modeling II -Moderator Abe Springer
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3:30 to 3:350
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Greg Bushner - What to Drill: Red or Blue? Using CSAMT and
NSAMT in Siting Groundwater Production Wells in
Southeastern Nevada
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William Miller - Predicting future regime shifts in streamflow
over the Gunnison River Basin
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Alexander Baish - Participatory Modeling for Hydrologic
Planning: An Application to Catastrophic Flooding in Nuevo Leon, Mexico
after Hurricane Alex
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3:50 to 4:10
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Norman Carlson - Groundwater exploration in the Edgewood, New
Mexico using CSAMT
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Daniel Bunk - Changing evaporative and ET demands in the lower
Colorado River basin under different climate
scenarios
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Jeffrey Kennedy -
Arizona flood frequency analysis:
updated tools and products
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4:10 to 4:30
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Chris Jones - TDR-EC: A Rapid Subsurface Characterization of
Particle Size & Hydrologic Properties
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AdrianHarpold - Changes in Snowmelt Timing and Snow Water
Partitioning in the Intermountain West
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Brent Travis - Riverbank groundwater respond to storm events:
an analytical solutions and applications
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4:30 to 4:50
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Seshadri Rajagopal - Assessing Impacts of Climate Change in a
Semi Arid Watershed Using Statistically Downscaled IPCC Climate
Output
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Dr. Triana - Use of a River Basin Simulation Model and Decision
Support System to Evaluate Water Supply Alternatives for a Planned
Mine Expansion in an Arid Region of Southern
Peru
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Tuesday Morning
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Groundwater Recharge and Replenishment
Moderator - Ted Lehman
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Paleo-Hydrology
and Sedimentary Environments - Moderator Nancy Hornewer
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Alternative Approaches for Water Supplies
Moderator - Greg Bushner
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9:45 to 10:05
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Deborah Tosline -The Enhanced Recharge Demonstration Project -
Collaboration, Construction, and Monitoring of an In-Channel
Recharge Project
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Malcolm Alter - New Findings Related to Potential Groundwater
Contamination from Mineralized Breccia Pipes on the Colorado Plateau
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Michael Block - How to Buy a Recharge Project on Credits
instead of Cash and What the CARFAX Revealed
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10:05 to 10:25
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Floyd Marsh - Sustainable Water Management through Reclamation
and Recharge: Implementation Challenges of Three Case Studies
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Dave Meko - A multi-century record of Little Colorado
streamflow: Droughts, drivers, and duplication
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David Christiana - FLOW – Water For People’s New Data
Collection Tool
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10:25 to 10:45
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Jon Chorover - Interdisciplinary studies of the critical zone
in the upper Colorado and Rio Grande River Basins
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Philip Pearthree - Mapping
Holocene
River
Alluvium along the Verde River, Central Arizona
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Richard Shroads - A Proposed new category of water for Arizona:
macro-harvested rainwater
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10:45 to 11:05
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Muniram Budhu - Predicting flow and groundwater movements from
aquifer storage and recharge facilities
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Kiyomi Morino - Paleohydrology
Lower Basin
Scenarios (PaLoBaScen) – A webtool for climate change planning in the Lower Colorado River Basin
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11:05 to 11:25
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Joseph Cook - Mapping Holocene River Alluvium along the Verde
River, Central Arizona
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