Thursday, 10:30-12:00
Grand Ballroom II
Moderator: John Hoffmann, USGS Arizona Water Science Center
- Jonathan Overpeck, University of Arizona Institute for the Study of
Planet Earth
Predicted Impacts of Climate Change on Snowpack and Streamflow in
the West
- Bill Alley, USGS
Are We Running Out of Groundwater? What Factors Limit Supply?
- Lester Snow, California Dept. of Water Resources
Adapting Water Policy to Meet Future Needs
Grand Ballroom I
Moderator: Claire Zucker, Pima Association of Governments
- Susan Hughes, Edwards Aquifer Authority
They Paved Paradise
- Amy Lewis, hydrologist
Projected Demand and Available Supply in New Mexico Water Planning
Regions
- Maureen Reilly, Todd Engineers
Water and Growth in California: SB 610 Water Supply Assessments
- Kenneth Seasholes, Arizona Dept. of Water Resources
Growth and Water in the Tucson Active Management Area
Indigo Room
Moderator: Evan Canfield, Pima Country Regional Flood Control District
- David Anning, USGS
Sources and Accumulation of Dissolved Solids in Water Resources
of the Southwest
- Susan Thiros, USGS
Potential Factors that Affect Water Quality in Southwest Basin-fill
Aquifers
- Mark T. Murphy, New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Interstate
Stream Commission
The Arid West Water Quality Research Project: What the Last Five
Years Have Told Us
- David Laney, SCS Engineers
The Brave and the Damned: Casting the Regulatory Net
Verbena Room
Moderator: Rob McGill, hydroGEOPHYSICS
- 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
- Tony Morgan, Layne GeoSciences
The Use of Neutron and Compensated Density Technologies to Monitor
Water Recharge at ASR Facilities: An Example from Southern California
- Peter Mock, PMGC Inc.
Advanced Well Test Analysis for Injection Well Evaluation
