Presentation Detail

SlotTitlePresenter
1.1.0Session: Flint River
1.1.1Restoring Environmental Flows in Flat Creek, Fayette County, GeorgiaMr Elliott Jones
1.1.2Evaluating effects of low streamflow on biotic components in the Upper Flint RiverMs. Laura Rack
1.1.3Where has all the water gone: Examining hydrologic change in the upper Flint River, GA?Dr Stephen Golladay
1.1.4Collaborative Efforts Toward Drought Resilience for People and Nature in the Upper Flint River BasinMr. Ben Emanuel
1.1.5
1.3.0Water management I
1.3.1Locals Vote to Lead Indian River Lagoon RestorationMs. Marcy Frick
1.3.2Georgia CoCoRaHS: the first decadeMs Christine McGehee
1.3.3Planning for future generations in the Upper Oconee watershed by engaging in scenario development for desired outcomes in 2080Dr. Amy Rosemond
1.3.4Assessing Water Quality from Highway Runoff at Selected Sites in North Carolina with the Stochastic Empirical Loading and Dilution Model (SELDM)
Mr. J. Curtis Weaver
1.3.5A Web-based Information Management System for Environmental DataDr. Martin Kistenmacher
1.5.0Water Management II
1.5.1Comprehensive Watershed Management Decision Support System Development with Hydro-Geospatial Models Integration – Lake Lanier Watershed, the Case StudyDr. Sudhanshu Panda
1.5.2Can Georgia Power Mitigate the ACF Conflict?Dr. Frederick Gordon
1.5.32019 Update to the Statewide Nonpoint Source Management PlanDr. Anna Truszczynski
1.5.4Considerations for Emergency Action Plans for High Hazard Dams in GeorgiaMs. Kristin Ray
1.5.5Rainwater Harvesting: A Self-Funded Stormwater UtilityMr. Steve Williams
1.6.0Water Management III
1.6.1Groundwater Litigation: Recent Cases, New StrategiesMr. Douglas Henderson
1.6.2Including Groundwater Users into Future Irrigation Buy-Out Auctions in the FRBDr. Jeffrey Mullen
1.6.3Pilot Study on Alternative Instream Flow ConsiderationsDr. Wei Zeng
1.6.4Protecting and Restoring Flows in Our Southeastern Rivers: State Policies and Partnerships for Water Security and SustainabilityMs. April Ingle
1.6.5Demonstrating Progress Toward Improving Water Supply EfficiencyMs. Johanna Smith
1.7.0Water management IV
1.7.1Lake Management Strategies for Source Water Quality ImprovementDr Elizabeth Crafton
1.7.2Conservation Easements Are Effective in Maintaining Ecosystem Services in the Upper Chattahoochee Watershed in the Southern United StatesMr. Fabio Jose Benez Secanho
1.7.3Managing forested wetlands in Georgia as a public goodJohn Paul Schmidt
1.7.4Oconee Confluence Clean Water Alliance (OCCWA): Forested Watershed Protection to Improve Drinking Water Source Quality and Quantity in the Upper Oconee River BasinMs. Cassidy Lord
1.7.5Economic Drivers Make the Case for ReuseMS Marilyn Hall
1.8.0Green infrastructure
1.8.1Cumulative Effects of Green Infrastructure (GI) on Watershed Hydrology: A Case Study and Future DirectionsDr. Nahal Hoghooghi
1.8.2Green Infrastructure, Stormwater Planter Bulb-Outs and Modular Rainwater Storage as Part of a Triple-Bottom-Line Solution for an Urban EnvironmentMs. Alex Logan
1.8.3Atlanta’s Green Infrastructure: Initiatives and Impediments to Just SustainabilityMs. Lacey Davis
1.8.4Stormwater Management through Potable Use of Harvested Runoff at the Georgia Tech Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable DesignMr. David Bell
1.8.5Rules of Thumb for Considering Rainwater Harvesting on Jobs Large or SmallMr Richard Hanson
2.1.0Session: Computer Modeling
2.1.1Evaluation of mixing capability for different nozzle configurations inside a circular water storage tank using Computational Fluid DynamicsDr. Tien Yee
2.1.2Revisiting the Longest Flow Path AlgorithmDr. Huidae Cho
2.1.3Growing Application of Hydraulic Modeling and Increasing Reliance on Simulation ResultsDr. Rasheed Ahmad
2.1.4Climate Change Impact on Crop Yield and Irrigation Demand in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) River BasinMr. Husayn El Sharif
2.1.5Q&A
2.3.0Groundwater
2.3.1A metric for assessing Groundwater sustainability: case study, Well Field 3, Augusta-Richmond County area, Eastern GeorgiaMr. Gerard Gonthier
2.3.2Fiber Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing: An Emerging Groundwater Monitoring TechnologyMs Kristen Bukowski McSwain
2.3.3Simulation of groundwater flow in the Brunswick area, Georgia, for 2015 Base Case and selected groundwater-management scenarioHydrologist Gregory Cherry
2.3.4Guidance for regulation of aquifer storage and recoveryDr. Gail Cowie
2.3.5Q&A
2.5.0Urban Infrastructure
2.5.1Long-Term Responses of a Piedmont Headwater Stream to the Rapid Urbanization of Its WatershedMr. Ted Mikalsen
2.5.2Water Supply Forecasting as a Tool for Regional Planning and Utility Management
Dr. John Clayton
2.5.3Effect of Freshwater Pollution on the Integrity of Bridge Structures in the State of GeorgiaDr. Saman Hedjazi
2.5.4Analysis of quality-control split-replicate discrete water-quality samples on an urban water-quality program in Gwinnett and DeKalb Counties, GeorgiaHydrologist Andrew Knaak
2.5.5Q&A
2.6.0Hurricanes & Flooding
2.6.1Historic Flooding in North and South Carolina Following Hurricane FlorenceMr Toby Feaster
2.6.2Response of stressed marsh following Hurricane IrmaDr. Jacque Kelly
2.6.3Effects of Storm Surge on Coastal Storm Water Systems in GeorgiaMr Zhongduo Zhang
2.6.4Informing floodplain management and hazard communication through probabilistic flood inundation mapsDr. Brian Bledsoe
2.6.5Obtaining Event-based Flood Data through the U.S. Geological Survey Flood Event ViewerMr. Tony Gotvald
2.7.0Forecasting & Treatment
2.7.1Stakeholder’s Perceptions of a Small-scale Wastewater Treatment Facility in DeKalb CountyMs. Leesi Barinem
2.7.2Uncertainty in Demand Forecasting: Tampa Bay Water Case Study and Relevance to Regional Planning in GeorgiaDr. John Clayton
2.7.3The Role of Location Cost Considerations of Firms on Water PollutionMs. Temitope Arogundade
2.7.4Residential Water Efficiency in Georgia: Opportunities for Further Leadership, Impact, and ResearchMr. Andrew Morris
2.7.5Updating Flood-Frequency Statistics and Regional Regression Equations for Rural Basins in the Southeastern United StatesMr Toby Feaster
2.8.0Climate & Drought
2.8.1Simulated water availability in the southeastern U.S. for historical and potential future climate and land cover conditionsMr. Jacob LaFontaine
2.8.2Drought Vulnerability Model Development of Georgia Using Updated Geospatial Data for Management Decision SupportDr. Sudhanshu Panda
2.8.3Resilience of the Middle Oconee River to Anthropomorphic watershed impacts and precipitation extremesMr Emad Ahmed
2.8.4Climate-related Variability in Streamwater Solute Concentrations and Fluxes at Panola Mountain Research Watershed, GeorgiaMr. Brent Aulenbach
2.8.5Low Flow Trends at Southeast U.S. Streamflow GagesMr. Tim Stephens
3.1.0Water Research and Education
3.1.1Private Well Water Program to Educate UGA Extension Agents and HomeownersDr. Gary Hawkins
3.1.2Water Education and Incentives for Murray 4-H’ersMrs. Brenda Jackson
3.1.3Educational materials and demonstration site designed to better educate on the management of On-Site WastewaterMs. Beth Lunsford
3.1.4Gwinnett Water Innovation CenterMs. Melissa Meeker
3.1.5Q&A
3.3.0Session: Agricultural Wetland PolicyJenny Pahl
3.3.1Jim Latham – NRCS State Soil Scientist –or- Tina Jerome – NRCS State Resource Conservationist; regarding Food Security Act policy and trends in GA
3.3.2Sharon Swagger – NRCS Easement Specialist; regarding the Wetland Reserve Easement program – program achievements and project examples.
3.3.3Jenny Pahl – Corblu Ecology Group – Georgia Agricultural Wetland Bank – use under the Food Security Act and opportunities for producers.
3.5.0Ecosystems
3.5.1The creation of macroinvertebrate performance standards for a South Georgia stream restoration project.Mr. Sean Miller
3.5.2Of Limpkins and Apple Snails: Invasive Species, Novel Ecosystems, and an Uncertain FutureMs Chelsea Smith
3.5.3Wading Through Georgia’s Oyster Regulations – Shucking Our Way to a Vibrant Half-Shell IndustryMs. Danielle Goshen
3.5.4The effects of beaver dams on bioavailable organic carbon in urban streamsDr. Elizabeth Sudduth
3.5.5Q&A
3.6.0Stream Health
3.6.1Stream Health Analysis Using Geospatial Data to Assist in Further In-Situ Water Quality Analysis: Lake Lanier Watershed, A Case StudyMr Michael Mirroli
3.6.2Mowers Versus Growers: Riparian Buffer Management in the Southern Blue Ridge Mountains, U.S.A.Ms. Jenny Sanders
3.6.3Knickpoints, Undercuts, and Slumps: Stream Habitat Monitoring at Chattahoochee National Recreation AreaDr Jacob M. McDonald
3.6.4An Assessment of Water Quality along the Appalachian Trail in GeorgiaMr. Caleb Sytsma
3.6.5Q&A
3.7.0Restoration
3.7.1Improving fish habitat below impoundments using alternative discharge structuresProf Todd Rasmussen
3.7.2Predicting future potential resistance and resilience of river ecosystem function to altered hydrologyMs Caitlin Conn
3.7.3Uniting stormwater management and stream restoration strategies for greater water quality benefitsDr. Roderick Lammers
3.7.4Shore Protection for a Sure TomorrowMs. Julia Shelburne
3.7.5Q&A
3.8.0Wetlands
3.8.1Multiscale Assessment of Estuarine Water and Sediment Quality in National Park Units within the Southeast Coast NetworkMr Eric Starkey
3.8.2Using satellite data to develop wetland hydrologic modelsMs. Courtney Di Vittorio
3.8.3Comparative metabolism of wetland-dominated estuariesProfessor Charles Hopkinson
3.8.4Determination of Predominant Water Source(s) to a Georgia Piedmont Wetland Using Hydrologic ModelingDr. Bruce Pruitt
3.8.5Q&A
4.1.0[Nothing Scheduled]
4.3.0Session: Preventing Lead in School Drinking Water
4.5.0Surface Water Quality
4.5.1Source water optimization: How CCWA is combatting Taste and Odor issues with aggressive in-lake and watershed improvementsRoger Scharf
4.5.2Predicting Harmful Algal Blooms in Middle Chattahoochee ReservoirsMr. Wesley Gerrin
4.5.3Microbial Source Tracking in the Chattahoochee River National Recreation AreaDr Anna McKee
4.5.4Tracking and managing non-point source pollution in the Lake Herrick Watershed, Athens, GeorgiaMs Ashwini Kannan
4.5.5Strategic Grazing for Resistance to Extreme Weather EventsMr Subash Dahal
4.6.0Erosion & Nutrients
4.6.1Geospatial Model Development to Analyze the Reservoir Volume Change with the Soil Erosion Model PerspectiveMs. Sidney McVay
4.6.2Identifying the Impacts of Prescribed Fire on Nutrient Erosion into Aquatic Ecosystems Utilizing Lake Sediment Records from the SE USADr. Matthew Waters
4.6.3Strategic Rotational Grazing Reduces Sediment and Sediment Carbon in RunoffMr. Anish Subedi
4.6.4Removal of Nutrients from Agricultural Wastewater using Modified BiocharMr. Jared Conner
4.6.5The Mosaic Reservoir Process in Sediment Transport in Large River SystemsMr. Benjamin Webster
4.7.0Agriculture Modeling
4.7.1Geospatial Technology Supported Environmental Impact Assessment of Historical Gold Mining in North GeorgiaMr Jeffery Robertson
4.7.2Projecting Future Agricultural Water Use Under Varying Climate ScenariosDr. Jeffrey Mullen
4.7.3On-Farm Evaluation of Dynamic Variable Rate IrrigationDr Vasileios Liakos
4.7.4ET-Based Smartphone Applications for Irrigation Scheduling in Corn, Cotton, and SoybeanDr George Vellidis
4.7.5Comparative study of estimation methods for determining soil carbon and nitrogen content in Right-of-Way areas in the state of GeorgiaResearch Assistant David Penn II
4.8.0Vegetation & Hydrology
4.8.1Applying Isotopes, Mass Balance, and Xylem Deuterium Correction to Water Use and Sourcing of Two Biomass Tree SpeciesMs Lauren Gill
4.8.2Influence of forest and vegetation type on annual evapotranspiration estimated by water budgets across 46 rural basins in the southeastern USMr Seth Younger
4.8.3Simulated Longleaf Pine Restoration Increased Streamflow — a Case Study in the Lower Flint RiverDr (Jill) Ji Qi
4.8.4Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Groundwater Uptake by Riparian Vegetation at the Panola Mountain Research WatershedMr Jeffrey Riley
4.8.5Q&A
5.3.0Lake Lanier
5.3.1An Assessment of Septic System Nutrient Contributions to Lake LanierDr Brigette Haram
5.3.2Assessment of Septic System Impacts on Lake LanierDr. Aris Georgakakos
5.3.3Preliminary Assessment of Shoreline Septic System Impact on Lake Lanier Water QualityMr Samuele Ceolin
5.3.4Advances in Modeling the Influence of Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems on Water Quantity and QualityDr. Nahal Hoghooghi
5.3.5Septic System Impact to Surface Water Quality StudyMr. Daniel Johnson
5.5.0Session: AWRA Student Career Panel
5.6.0Clean Water Act Regulation of Hydrologically Connected Groundwater: Supreme Court and EPA ActionsMr. Houston Shaner
5.7.0Panel: Nutrient Trading
5.8.0Session: Conasauga River
5.8.1Range-wide declines and spatial synchrony in Amber Darter (Percina antesella) populations identified with multivariate analysisMr. Edward Stowe
5.8.2Establishing a fish and mussel monitoring program in the Holly Creek WatershedPhillip Bumpers
5.8.3Evidence of Spatial and Temporal Changes in Benthic Habitat Conditions in the Conasauga River MainstemDr Mary Freeman
5.8.4Genetics and the conservation status of the Trispot Darter, Etheostoma trisella, a recently federally listed species endemic to the Coosa River drainageDr.Bernie Kuhajda