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GIS Applications in Hydrology
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May/June 2004 |
Once the domain of highly trained computer graphics specialists, the use of geographic information systems has rapidly become widespread among hydrologists in recent years due to improved, user-friendly software, a dramatic increase in the availability of data, and the identification of new applications suitable for GIS. Feature articles address how GIS can be used, common GIS software, sources of data, innovations in development, and applications ranging from small-scale evapotranspiration estimates to organization and management of aquifer data for the state of Texas.
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- Cover
- FEATURES
- An Introduction to GIS
Applications in Hydrology
- David L. Jordan, P.E. - INTERA Inc.
- Desktop GIS Software for
Hydrological Applications
- Paul Amos - Wharton GIS Research Laboratory, University of Pennsylvania
- Arc Hydro Data Model: A Hydrologic
Data Integration Tool
- David R. Maidment, Ph.D. - Center for Research in Water Resources, University of Texas
- The Spatial Web: New OGC Standards Benefit Hydrologists
- Mark Reichardt - Executive Director, OGC Outreach and Community Adoption Program, Open GIS Consortium (OGC), Inc.
- GIS For Water Resources: Now
and Into the Future
- Steve Kopp - Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI)
- Behind Every Successful GAM,
There is a Good GIS
- Roberto Anaya and Robert E. Mace - Texas Water Development Board
- Applications of GIS in Hydrology
- Peter Martinez, Lance Kuhler, P.E., and
Andrew Messer, R.G. - URS Corporation,
and Scott Estergard - U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
- Windows Into the World GIS Map Services, Data Portals and Other Sources of GIS Data
- Howard Ward and Cheryl Karrer Thurman - TerraSystems Southwest Inc.
- DEPARTMENTS
- On the Ground
- Alternative Futures for La Paz, Mexico
- Landfill siting in Phoenix
- Government
- EPA evaluates VOC sensors
- CA water districts awarded $26 million
- CA water quality waivers approved
- ADEQ water quality grants
- NM domestic well restrictions
- Water courts instituted in NM
- People
- New head of CA DWR
- CA Water Resources Control Board
appointees
- Duran named USIBWC commissioner
- Santa Fe County hydrologist named
- Laiho joins Hydrosphere
- Moynier joins EIP Associates
- U.S. Desalination Commission names
new chair
- The Society Page
- NWRA annual meeting
- Megdal named WRRC director
- El-Baz receives Nevada Medal
- Software Review
- GFLOW 2000, reviewed by
Daniel Feinstein
- The Calendar
- Meetings, conferences, training, and
short courses.
- Education
- SNWA's Youth Advisory Council
- Around The Globe
- Opportunities for hydrology volunteers
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