Can We Have It All?

Technical Sessions

In alphabetical listing by primary author.

Bill Alley, USGS — Are We Running Out of Groundwater? What Factors Limit Supply?
James Androwski, Northern Arizona University — Regional Assessment of Wind-Powered Desalination Opportunities in the Southwestern U.S.
David Anning, USGS — Sources and Accumulation of Dissolved Solids in Water Resources of the Southwest
Dave Brandon, NOAA, National Weather Service — NOAA’s Integrated
Anne Browning-Aiken, Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy, University of Arizona — Energy and Water in the U.S.-Mexico Border Mining Industry: Looking Towards Sustainable Development
Yamilett Carrillo-Guerrero, University of Arizona — Water Conservation and Wetland Restoration in the Colorado River Delta, Mexico
Les Chau, Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Inc. — A Simplified Approach to Asset Information Management and Decision Support for Mid-Size Water and Wastewater Utilities
David Christiana, Arizona Water for People Committee — Arsenic Mitigation in West Bengal, India: New Hope for Millions
Bonnie Colby, University of Arizona Dept. of Agricultural and Resource Economics — Water Shortage Sharing Agreements and Sustainability in the Face of Climate Change
Chuck Cullom, Central Arizona Project — Central Arizona Project Water Supply: Do We Have Enough Through 2040?
James Davenport, Colorado River Commission of Nevada — Softening the Divides: The Seven Colorado River Basin States’ Recommendation to the Secretary of the Interior Regarding Lower Basin Shortage Guidelines and the Operation of Lakes Mead and Powell in Low Reservoir Conditions
Bill DeOreo, Aquacraft, Inc. — How Much Water Conservation Should Be in Your Water Supply Portfolio?
Sharon Ferrier, Northern Arizona University — The Importance of Genetic Diversity in Riparian Restoration
Adam Festger, Trojan Technologies — Advanced Treatment with UV/Hydrogen Peroxide in Indirect Potable Reuse/Drinking Water Applications
Andy Fisher, Arizona Dept. of Water Resources ― Applied Mobile GIS for Investigation of Arizona Surface Water Rights
Mark Frank, Arizona Dept. of Water Resources — How Could Water Rights Be Wrong? Phoenix AMA Safe Yield Musings
Val Frenkel, Kennedy/Jenks Consultants — New Water Resources Brought by Membrane Technologies
George Frisvold, University of Arizona Dept. of Agricultural and Resource Economics — Trends and Patterns in Irrigation Water and Energy Demand in Arizona
Andrew Funk, University of New Mexico Water Resources Program — The Potential of Water Saving and Water Capturing Innovations: A Case Study of Albuquerque Single Family Homes
Grady Gammage, Arizona State University Morrison Institute — Superstition Vistas: The Future of Large Developments?
Alicyn Gitlin, Northern Arizona University — Drought Predictions and Spatial Models as Tools for Prioritizing Riparian Habitat Restoration
Bruce Goff, AMEC Earth & Environmental Inc. — Hope Springs Eternal: Adaptive Management of Mitigation Water Supplies in a Desert Wetland
Pat Graham, The Nature Conservancy — The Value of Riparian Ecosystems in the Competition for Water
Eve Halper, University of Arizona Dept. of Agricultural and Resource Economics — Do Open Space Resources Shape Residential Outdoor Water Consumption?
Jeanmarie Haney, The Nature Conservancy — Developing Flow-Ecology Science to Support Decision-Making in the Verde River Watershed, Arizona
Jason Hansen, University of New Mexico Dept. of Economics — Policy Tradeoffs: Development vs. Water Conservation
Andrew Hautzinger, U.S. Fish and Wildlife — Ecosystem Flow Requirements for the Bill Williams River, Arizona, USA: A Sustainable Rivers Project
Michelle Henrie, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck — Shifting Roles: Developers Take on Water Services Responsibilities
Mike Hightower, Sandia National Laboratories — At the Crossroads of Energy and Water Supplies and Demands
Bradley Hill, City of Peoria — Water Reuse and the Future: Affecting Public Perception Through Social Marketing
Trevor Hill, Global Water Resources, LLC — Reclaimed Water: Changing the Paradigm for Sustainable Resource Management
James Hogan, SAHRA, University of Arizona — Riparian Water Sources: Regional Groundwater Discharge and Flood-Driven Recharge
James Holway, Arizona State University Institute of Sustainability — Characterization of Arizona Energy/Water Issues
Susan Hughes, Edwards Aquifer Authority — They Paved Paradise
David Jordan, INTERA — Water Resources Supply Decision Support System for Santa Fe County, New Mexico
John Kay, Daniel B. Stephens & Associates — Data Acquisition and Management for Accurate and Defensible Water: A Case Study
Jeff Kennedy, USGS — Runoff Generation in a Suburban Development
Doug Kenney, University of Colorado Natural Resources Law Center — Residential Water Demand Management in Aurora, Colorado: Lessons Learned and Remaining Questions
Christina Klien, City of Peoria ― Water Reuse and the Future: Affecting Public Perception through Social Marketing
Karl Kohloff, HDR Engineering — Beyond the Colorado River: Is an International Water Augmentation Consortium in Arizona’s Future?
David Laney, SCS Engineers — The Brave and the Damned: Casting the Regulatory Net
Andy Laurenzi, Sonoran Institute — Sustainable Water Management: Guidelines for Meeting the Needs of People and Nature in the Arid West Water Resource Services: Supporting NIDIS in the Southwest U. S.
James Leenhouts, USGS — Hydrologic Requirements of and Evapotranspiration by Riparian Vegetation along the San Pedro River, Arizona
Mark Lellouch, Sonoran Institute
Leo Leonhart, Hargis + Associates Inc. — Quality of Water vs. Quality of Spiritual Life: The Topock Maze
Amy Lewis, hydrologist — Projected Demand and Available Supply in New Mexico Water Planning Regions
Eddie Livingston, Livingston Associates — Village of Cloudcroft, NM PURe Water Project
Jeffrey Loux, UC Davis Land Use and Natural Resources Program — Sustainable Water Resources in the Southwest: Can We Have It All?
Larry MacDonnell, water attorney — Maintaining Water-Based Ecosystem Services in an Era of Water Reallocation
Rita Maguire, Maguire & Pearce, PLLC
Mohammed Mahmoud, SAHRA, University of Arizona — The Value of Scenario Development in Environmental and Socio-economic Policy Applications Within the U.S. Southwest
Chin Man Mok, Geomatrix Consultants Inc. — Reliability-Based Optimization for Managing Water Supply Operation
Karen Martini, Arizona Dept. of Water Resources — Applied Mobile GIS for Investigation of Arizona Surface Water Rights
Kris Mayes, Arizona Corporation Commission — The Role of the Arizona Corporation Commission in Water Policy
Jim McCord, Hydrosphere Resource Consultants — Potential for Injury to Pueblo Water Rights Due to Surface Water-to-Groundwater Transfers in the Middle Rio Grande Basin, New Mexico
Tim McKinney, USGS — Using GIS to Develop a Framework for Basin-fill Aquifers in the Southwest
Sharon Megdal, University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center — Water Resource Availability for the Tucson Region
Thomas Meixner, University of Arizona Dept. of Hydrology and Water Resources — Water Quality Implications of Alluvial Aquifer Storage
Steven Michelson, Applied Water Resources Corp. — Funding Water Resource Projects with Compensatory Restoration, Mitigation,and Resource Equivalency Analysis
Peter Mock, PMGC Inc. — Advanced Well Test Analysis for Injection Well Evaluation
Tony Morgan, Layne GeoSciences — The Use of Neutron and Compensated Density Technologies to Monitor Water Recharge at ASR Facilities: An Example from Southern California
Jeff Mosher, National Water Research Institute — Water Reuse: Creating New Sources of Water Supply
Mark T. Murphy, New Mexico Office of the State Engineer — The Arid West Water Quality Research Project: What the Last Five Years Have Told Us
Cliff Neal, Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District — CAGRD: Walking a Tightrope Without a Net
Daniel Neary, U.S. Forest Service — Water Yield from Harvesting and Thinning Southwestern Mountain Forests: Historical Experience from U.S. Forest Service Research
Jonathan Overpeck, University of Arizona Institute for the Study of Planet Earth — Predicted Impacts of Climate Change on Snowpack and Streamflow in the West
Tim Parker, Schlumberger Water Services — Integrated Regional Water Management, California Style: How Is It Working?
John Partridge, Stantec — Cochise County Flood Control/Urban Runoff Recharge Plan: 1 of 2
Sheng Peng, GeoSystems Analysis— Cochise County Flood Control/ Urban Runoff Recharge Plan: 2 of 2
Ann Audrey Phillips, City of Tucson Office of Conservation and Sustainable Development — City of Tucson Water Harvesting Guidance Manual: A Multifunctional Tool for Sustainable Water Use, Water Conservation, and Stormwater Management
Boris Poff, U.S. Forest Service — Hydrologic Research in Large Scale Fire-Restoration Treatments: More Water for Arizona?
Frank Postillion, Pima County Regional Flood Control District — Multipurpose Benefit of Regional Detention/Retention Facilities in Pima County
Peter Quinlan, Dudek — Analyzing Groundwater Recharge and Storage in Desert Basins: How Important is Septic Recharge?
Kelly Redmond, Western Regional Climate Center, Desert Research Institute — Colorado River Basin Climate from Instrumental Records: Climate Change Yet?
Maureen Reilly, Todd Engineers — Water and Growth in California: SB 610 Water Supply Assessments
Holly Richter, The Nature Conservancy — Adaptive Management of Groundwater Resources Toward Sustainable Yield Along the San Pedro River
Kelley Riley, University of Arizona Dept. of Soil, Water and Environmental Science — Assessment of the Microbial and Chemical Water Quality of Individual and Small Systems Groundwater Supplies in Arizona
Craig Roepke, New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission — A Science-Based Collaborative Approach: Can We Have Any of It?
Steve Rossi, City of Phoenix — Water and Livability in an Arid Urban Downtown Environment
Terri Sue Rossi, Central Arizona Project — Regional Municipal Water Demand and Supply: Where the Lines Cross for Central Arizona
Elno Roundy, Mardian Ranch — Integrated Public and Private Land Use to Enhance Groundwater Recharge: The Mardian Ranch Planned Development, Mohave County, Arizona
Payal Sarkar, University of Arizona — Occurrence and Control of Naegleria fowleri in Well Water Supplies in Arizona
Christopher Scott, Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy, University of Arizona — Water and Energy Management Challenges on the Arizona-Mexico Border
Russell Scott, USDA — Agricultural Research Service, Multiyear Riparian Evapotranspiration and Groundwater Use for the Upper San Pedro Basin
Kenneth Seasholes, Arizona Dept. of Water Resources — Growth and Water in the Tucson Active Management Area
Taylor Shipman, University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center — The Economics of “Paper Water”: Preliminary Results from an Innovative Study
Dennis Shirley, E. L. Montgomery and Associates — Power Generation, CO2 Production, and the Search for CO2 Sequestration Sites in Deep Saline Aquifers in Northeastern Arizona
Patrick Shriver, San Antonio Water System — Texas Hold’Em Water Market Challenges: San Antonio Water System
Lester Snow, California Dept. of Water Resources — Adapting Water Policy to Meet Future Needs
Terry Sprouse, University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center — Binational Wastewater Treatment and Potential for Binational Energy and Water Cooperation Between the U.S. and Mexico in Ambos Nogales
Julie Stromberg, Arizona State University School of Life Sciences — Restoring De-watered Riparian Ecosystems: Role of Soil Seed Banks
Susan Thiros, USGS — Potential Factors that Affect Water Quality in Southwest Basin-fill Aquifers
Tim Thomure, Tucson Water — Tucson’s Clearwater Program: Blending Native Groundwater and Surface Water to Supply a Growing Community
Deborah Tosline, Bureau of Reclamation — Recharge of Central Arizona Project Water in San Xavier District Arroyos
Brad Udall, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado — Colorado River Basin Climate: What Lies Ahead?
Kristine Uhlman, University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center — Depicting Population Change for Watershed Planning
Agatha Wade, San Antonio Water System — Texas Hold’Em Water Market Challenges: San Antonio Water System
Margaret White, Arizona State University School of Life Sciences — Spatial and Temporal Changes of Effluent-Dependent Waterways in Arizona
John Wise, Stantec — Cochise County Flood Control/Urban Runoff Recharge Plan: 1 of 2
Gary Woodard, SAHRA, University of Arizona — How Are Shifting Sociodemographics Altering Water Demand?
Connie Woodhouse, University of Arizona Dept. of Geography and Regional Development — Tree Rings and the Colorado River: Lessons from the Past