Year | Institute | Grant Type | Title | Funding | PIs | Keywords |
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2023 | AZ | National Competitive | Developing the Next Generation of U.S. Water Accounts: A Water Tower Methodology for Natural Capital Accounting | Federal: $215,115 Non-Federal: $215,115 | Benjamin Ruddell | natural capital accounts, system of environmental economic accounting, SEEA, water accounting portfolio, water use, water towers, water use vulnerability |
2023 | FL | PFAS | Fate, trophic uptake, and toxicity of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substance (PFAS) Mixtures in a Florida Estuary | Federal: $277,590 Non-Federal: $277,609 | Katherine Y. Deliz Quiñones | Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS), sorption-desorption, trophic uptake, ecotoxicology, lipidomic, epigenetics, metagenomics, transcriptomics |
2023 | IA | National Competitive | Multi-scale spatio-temporal analysis of the U.S. water budget using CONUS404 | Federal: $310,000 Non-Federal: $310,000 | Antonio Arenas | national water budget, bias, uncertainty, high-resolution |
2023 | ID | National Competitive | Improving hydrological predictions across CONUS through better characterization of below-ground soil-vegetation processes | Federal: $309,324 Non-Federal: $309,324 | Meng Zhao | hydrology, models, ecology, water quantity, water supply |
2023 | IN | PFAS | Tracking PFAS accumulation and transfer in Lake Michigan using molecular tools | Federal: $278,999 Non-Federal: $279,346 | Daniele de Almeida Miranda | toxic substances, biomarkers, maternal offloading, oxidative stress, PFAS, RNA |
2023 | IN | PFAS | Pre-treatment assisted PFAS analysis in the understudied complex media | Federal: $255,787 Non-Federal: $256,709 | Linda Lee | methods, toxic substances, sediments, complex media, biota, biosolids |
2023 | IN | PFAS | Bioaccumulation and biosorption of PFAS and their precursors in the environment | Federal: $279,000 Non-Federal: $279,203 | Zhi Zhou | water quality, toxic substances, non point pollution, bioaccumulation |
2023 | MN | AIS | Go with the flow: hydrodynamic resilience to invasive mussels | Federal: $278,536 Non-Federal: $278,536 | Miki Hondzo | zebra mussel, dreissenid, turbulence, veliger |
2023 | MN | AIS | Development of new eDNA tools to detect aquatic invasive plants in Upper Mississippi River Basin | Federal: $229,440 Non-Federal: $229,440 | Lynn Waterhouse | eDNA, early detection, rapid detection, invasive aquatic plants, occupancy modeling |
2023 | MO | AIS | Evaluating the use of side-scan sonar with an N-mixture modeling framework for estimating Silver Carp abundance in the Upper Mississippi basin | Federal: $104,118 Non-Federal: $104,118 | Allison A. Pease | invasive carp, abundance model, hydroacoustic fish monitoring, detection probability |
2023 | MO | PFAS | Occurrence, Bioaccumulation, and Biomagnification of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Wetlands | Federal: $279,000 Non-Federal: $279,005 | Feng (Frank) Xiao | trophodynamics, trophic transfer, environmental contamination, bioaccumulation factors, trophic magnification factors |
2023 | MO | AIS | Investigating the effects of turbulence on swimming behavior of advanced carp larvae using laboratory experiments and modeling | Federal: $217,140 Non-Federal: $217,140 | Binbin Wang | turbulence, invasive carps, larvae, large rivers, echo-hydraulics, swimming |
2023 | NE | PFAS | Release, Adsorption, and Biotransformation of Biosolid-Borne PFAS at the Water-Sediment Interface in Agricultural Watersheds | Federal: $278,969 Non-Federal: $279,377 | Xu Li | release, adsorption, biotransformation, PFAS, biosolids, sediment, anaerobic conditions |
2023 | NJ | PFAS | Molecular-level investigation of distribution and transformation of per-and polyflouroalkyl substances (PFAS) in aquifers impacted by multiple contaminant sources | Federal: $279,000 Non-Federal: $279,001 | Mengyan Li | groundwater, PFAS, non-target analysis, biotransformation, adsorption |
2023 | OH | PFAS | Tracing the Shortest: method development and analysis of ultrashort-chain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in the Ohio River basin | Federal: $268,288 Non-Federal: $320,162 | Xi-Zhi Niu | ultra-short chain PFAS, mixed-mode liquid chromatography, mass spectrometry, solid phase extraction, occurrence, Ohio River |
2023 | OR | National Competitive | Advancing Partitioning of Water Budget Components in CONUS404 Applications Through Integration of Stable Water Isotope Tracers with USGS Hydrologic Model Outputs | Federal: $304,474 Non-Federal: $316,989 | Stephen P. Good | |
2023 | RI | PFAS | Atmospheric transport of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and its impact on surface water contamination | Federal: $276,719 Non-Federal: $277,068 | Rainer Lohmann | PFAS, surface waters, atmospheric transport, volatile precursors, passive sampling, suspect screening |
2023 | SD | National Competitive | A scalable decision support tool (s-DST) for equitable water resources allocation and management under projected climate | Federal: $310,000 Non-Federal: $310,000 | Mengistu (Stu) Geza | physically based models, machine learning, integrated models, equity, sustainability |
2023 | TN | PFAS | Developing a sensor platform for rapid on-site detection of field-relevant levels of PFAS in the environment | Federal: $279,000 Non-Federal: $279,912 | Jayne Wu | PFAS, on-site sensor, multiplexed detection, surface water, sediment, water quality |
2023 | TX | PFAS | Biomarker discovery and verification of single PFAS or mixtures effects on estuarine biota | Federal: $279,000 Non-Federal: $279,000 | David Hala | PFAS, micro-respirometry, bioinformatics, biomarkers, risk assessment |
2023 | UT | National Competitive | Quantification and Projection of The CONUS Water Budget Using a Hierarchical Modeling System | Federal: $249,536 Non-Federal: $250,146 | Wei Zhang | water budget, CONUS, soil moisture, runoff, streamflow |
2023 | VA | National Competitive | Sanitation infrastructure in vulnerable communities: Current and future risks to water security | Federal: $292,355 Non-Federal: $292,355 | Kirin Emlet Furst | water security, climate change, sanitation infrastructure, socioeconomic, contaminant transport |
2023 | WI | AIS | Assessing Behaviors of Trout Anglers Related to Aquatic Invasive Species in the Upper Mississippi Basin | Federal: $130,992 Non-Federal: $130,992 | Tim Campbell, Adam Driscoll, Deidre Peroff | trout anglers, social science, prevention, outreach |
2022 | CA | PFAS | Fate, Transport and Transformation of Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in Horizontal Levees | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $266,810 | David Sedlak | PFAS, PFAS precursors, Total Oxidizable Precursor Assay, High Resolution Mass Spectrometry, Potable Water Reuse, Biotransformation, Sorption |
2022 | DE | PFAS | Assessing the transport, transformation, and fate of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) across the land-sea transition | Federal: $249,486 Non-Federal: $249,486 | Mi-Ling Li | Coastal watersheds, Groundwater, PFAS Partitioning, Sequestration, Salinity, Surface Water, Wetland |
2022 | IA | AIS | Habitat associations and biotic interactions of invasive Rusty Crayfish to inform risk assessment and management of shallow glacial lakes at the invasion front | Federal: $122,971 Non-Federal: $122,972 | Michael Weber | Invasive Species, Crayfish, Habitat Associations, Competition, Macrophytes, Upper Mississippi Basin, Aquatic Habitat Management |
2022 | IL | AIS | Causes and consequences of mollusk invasions throughout the Illinois River watershed | Federal: $300,000 Non-Federal: $300,000 | Joel Corush | Aquatic invasive species, mollusks, environmental DNA, species co-occurrence, Illinois River |
2022 | IL | PFAS | PFAS transport from contaminated areas to surface waters | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | David Lampert | PFAS, groundwater-surface water interactions, passive sampling, fate and transport modeling, competitive sorption |
2022 | IL | AIS | Habitat selection of juvenile black carp and associated predatory effects on native and non-native bivalves | Federal: $122,318 Non-Federal: $122,318 | Joseph J. Parkos III | Black carp, bivalves, velocity, substrate, habitat preference, predation risk |
2022 | IN | PFAS | PFAS Precursor Bioaccumulation and Biotransformation in Agriculturally Impacted Wetland Food Webs | Federal: $243,721 Non-Federal: $243,776 | Maria Sepulveda | Biosolids, fish, amphibians, invertebrates, plasma, mesocosms, toxicity, community effects |
2022 | IN | AIS | An assessment of three sources of data for predicting the presence/absence and human-mediated spread of AIS throughout the UMRB | Federal: $286,248 Non-Federal: $288,177 | Paul Venturelli | AIS management, big data, connectivity network, fishing apps, mobile location data, spread, watercraft inspections |
2022 | LA | National Competitive | Linking Watershed Phosphorus Discharge and Legacy sediment P to Climate Variability and Occurrence of Harmful Algal Blooms | Federal: $201,945 Non-Federal: $201,960 | John R. White | watershed nutrients, legacy phosphorus, HABs, nutrient flux, P release methodology |
2022 | MN | PFAS | Quantification of total PFAS concentrations and PFAS binding using 19F-nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy | Federal: $169,876 Non-Federal: $169,876 | William Arnold | PFAS, 19F-NMR, total fluorine, quantification, binding, biomolecules, natural organic matter |
2022 | MN | National Competitive | Field to stream: analyzing the network timescale of sediment transport and legacy phosphorus mobilization | Federal: $221,897 Non-Federal: $221,897 | Diana Karwan | phosphorous, sediment, legacy, watershed, model |
2022 | MN | PFAS | Tracing Atmospherically Deposited PFAS from Source to Sediment in the Great Lakes Region the impacts of PFAS deposition on hydrologic systems | Federal: $249,977 Non-Federal: $249,977 | Alexander Frie | per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), wet deposition, source apportionment, fate and transport |
2022 | MN | AIS | Predicting from the past - identifying characteristics of invasion-resistant and invasion-prone waterbodies to aid horizon scanning | Federal: $272,927 Non-Federal: $272,936 | Nick Phelps | climate matching, horizon scanning, invasion risk assessment, machine learning, resistance, targeted management |
2022 | NE | National Competitive | Nitrate loading and legacy effects on nitrogen and carbon cycling in playa wetlands of the High Plains | Federal: $246,482 Non-Federal: $246,482 | John Hribljan | nitrate, wetlands, playa, nitrogen, water quality, carbon |
2022 | NE | National Competitive | Using a Coupled Surface Water/Groundwater Model Informed by Groundwater Age, Geophysics, and Vadose Zone Coring to Identify Type and Placement of Management Practices to Reduce Legacy Groundwater Nitrate Concentrations | Federal: $249,977 Non-Federal: $249,989 | Aaron Mittelstet | Legacy nitrate, Age-dating, SWAT-MODFLOW, Climate change |
2022 | NE | National Competitive | Linking the riverine microbiome and process rates to ecosystem function in two Nebraska river systems | Federal: $248,418 Non-Federal: $248,418 | Paul Ayayee | freshwater ecosystem, degradation, microbiome, trophic dynamics, ecosystem process rates |
2022 | NH | PFAS | Uptake and bioaccumulation of PFAS and precursor compounds in lake food webs | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Celia Chen | per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), aquatic food web, lakes, fish |
2022 | NY | National Competitive | Remote sensing measurements of water velocity and flux to integrate hydrology with biogeochemical models during restoration of the Herring River Estuary at Cape Cod National Seashore | Federal: $236,534 Non-Federal: $236,534 | Edwin A. Cowen | estuary hydrodynamics, wetland restoration, biogeochemical fluxes, rating curve |
2022 | OH | PFAS | Field observations and numerical simulations to enhance the understanding of | Federal: $234,649 Non-Federal: $234,712 | Andrew May | PFAS, air dispersion, surface deposition, field observations, numerical modeling |
2022 | OK | PFAS | A Raman Sensor for In-situ Measurement of Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Water | Federal: $236,187 Non-Federal: $236,235 | Binbin Weng | In-Situ, Real-Time, PFAS Sensor, SERS, Raman Spectroscopy |
2022 | VA | National Competitive | Understanding the drivers of interbasin water transfers to identify and mitigate future conflict | Federal: $248,458 Non-Federal: $248,464 | Landon Marston | Interbasin Water Transfers, Water Conflict, Agent-Based Modeling, Socio-Environmental Analysis, Water Demand and Supply |
2022 | WI | AIS | Do freshwater species invasions alter ecosystem responses to external drivers? | Federal: $299,974 Non-Federal: $305,986 | Jake Vander Zanden | Aquatic invasive species, nutrient loading, water quality, climate change, rRNA gene sequencing, zebra mussel, spiny water flea, nutrients |
2022 | WI | National Competitive | Forecasting the impact of climate and nitrate loading changes on nitrate contamination in the Central Sands region of Wisconsin: a tool for local governments | Federal: $170,208 Non-Federal: $172,601 | David J. Hart, Paul F. Juckem | climate change, nitrate contamination, groundwater modeling, transport modeling |
2022 | WI | PFAS | Quantifying PFAS bioaccumulation and health impacts on economically important plants and animals associated with aquatic ecosystems in the Ceded Territories | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Gavin Dehnert | PFAS, Bioaccumulation, Maple Sugar Sap, Wild Rice, Fish, Ceded Territories, Immune Function, Health |
2021 | CT | PFAS | Quantifying PFAS Fate and Biotransport in Stream-to-riparian Food Webs | Federal: $249,631 Non-Federal: $249,631 | Jessica Brandt | |
2021 | GA | National Competitive | Monitoring and Modeling Expanding Risk of Hydrilla, Neurotoxic Aetokthonos Hydrillicola, and Vacuolar Myelinopathy. | Federal: $242,136 Non-Federal: $242,136 | Susan Wilde | |
2021 | IA | National Competitive | Pathways to Exposure to Pathogens During Floods | Federal: $249,114 Non-Federal: $253,594 | Chris Rehmann | |
2021 | IL | AIS | Enemy of My Enemy?: Ecohydraulic Assessment of Interactions of Multiple Invasive Species in the Upper Mississippi River Basin | Federal: $238,013 Non-Federal: $238,013 | Rafael O. Tinoco | |
2021 | IN | AIS | Freshwater Eco-Hydrological Connectivity : A Transport Network For Invasive Species | Federal: $244,638 Non-Federal: $244,647 | Antoine Aubeneau | |
2021 | ME | PFAS | Developing and Deploying a Risk Framework for PFAS Management in Rural America: Connecting Predictive Models of PFAS Contamination with Risk Perceptions to Guide Management Decisions | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $257,394 | Caroline L. Noblet | |
2021 | MN | AIS | Managing Water Quality and Invasive Plants to Promote Healthy Native Plant Communities | Federal: $249,988 Non-Federal: $251,831 | Raymond M. Newman | |
2021 | NM | National Competitive | Closing the Supply-Demand Gap for Sustainable Water-use Under Climate Change: Impacts using Remote Sensing and Artificial Intelligence | Federal: $249,979 Non-Federal: $249,979 | Hatim M. E. Geli | |
2021 | NV | National Competitive | Use of Viral and Genetic Marker Surrogates to Assess Transport of Human Enteric Viruses in Water Reclamation Systems | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Rishi Parashar | |
2021 | OK | National Competitive | Forecasting Harmful Hlagal Blooms Using Molecular Mehods and Unmanned Systems | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Mark James Krzmarzick | |
2021 | TN | National Competitive | Increasing Water Treatment Resiliency by Using Natural Flood Records to Reduce the Uncertainty of Water Hazard Predictions Under Changing Climate | Federal: $88,046 Non-Federal: $109,879 | John Schwartz | |
2021 | VA | PFAS | Characterizing Prevalence and Risk Factors of PFAS in Rural Private and Community Water Supplies | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,004 | Leigh-Anne Krometis | |
2021 | VT | National Competitive | Multi-modal UAS Sensor System for Harmful Algal Bloom Mapping and Monitoring | Federal: $106,545 Non-Federal: $126,000 | Tian Xia | |
2021 | WI | PFAS | Quantifying Multi-media Loadings of PFAS in the Great Lakes Basin Using Targeted and Non-targeted Analyses | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Christina K. Remucal | |
2021 | WV | AIS | Evaluation of Potential Factors Limiting the Expansion of Invasive Carp in the Ohio and Tennessee-Cumberland River Basins; Lessons to Apply to the Upper Mississippi | Federal: $151,395 Non-Federal: $151,763 | Brent Murry, Caroline C. Arantes | |
2020 | AZ | National Competitive | In-stream contaminant attenuation by sunlight: benefits for water reuse | Federal: $243,563 Non-Federal: $243,564 | David Quanrud | |
2020 | IL | AIS | Water Quality as a Deterrent to the Movement of Invasive Fishes in the Illinois Waterway: Implications for the Upper Mississippi Basin | Federal: $240,624 Non-Federal: $243,976 | Cory Suski | |
2020 | IN | AIS | Using Data from a Popular Fishing App to Predict the Spread of Aquatic Invasives and Identify Characteristics of Resistant/Resilient Lakes in the Upper Mississippi River Basin | Federal: $79,195 Non-Federal: $84,490 | Paul Venturelli | |
2020 | KS | National Competitive | Integrated data science - mechanistic modeling framework to predict cyanoHABS in contrasting freshwater systems | Federal: $44,193 Non-Federal: $249,993 | Trisha Moore | |
2020 | ME | National Competitive | Using paleolimnological and sedDNA reconstructions to assess links between warmer winters and summer cyanoHABs in Maine's lakes | Federal: $114,080 Non-Federal: $116,026 | Jasmine Saros | Harmful algal blooms (HABS); cyanobacteria; environmental DNA; paleolimnology |
2020 | ME | National Competitive | Investigation of Harmful Algal Bloom effects on Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning (ASP) through Decision Support Tools in Connected Watershed-Estuary Systems | Federal: $82,685 Non-Federal: $82,783 | Dr. Lauren Ross | Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB); Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning (ASP); estuary; freshwater flow; numerical modeling; particle tracking; stakeholder engagement |
2020 | MN | AIS | Quantifying Heterogeneous Impacts of Invasive Zebra Mussels on Walleye Habitat, Food Webs, and Mercury Concentrations | Federal: $228,183 Non-Federal: $259,677 | G.J. Hansen | |
2020 | MN | AIS | Local and Landscape-Level Effectiveness of Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention | Federal: $242,843 Non-Federal: $322,614 | Nick Phelps | |
2020 | MO | AIS | Quantifying the Effect of River Turbulence Associated with Channel-Training Structures on the Transport Processes of Eggs and Larvae of Invasive Carps in Large Rivers of the Mississippi River Basin | Federal: $200,535 Non-Federal: $200,535 | Binbin Wang | |
2020 | OK | National Competitive | Harmful algal blooms and public safety: a monitoring and research program aimed at understanding cyanobacterial blooms and toxin production | Federal: $82,245 Non-Federal: $83,052 | K.D. Hambright | Harmful algal blooms and public safety: a monitoring and research program aimed at understanding cyanobacterial blooms and toxin production |
2020 | WI | National Competitive | Process-Based Prediction of Present and Future Flood Conditions and Uncertainties across the United States | Federal: $239,885 Non-Federal: $239,889 | Daniel Wright | Floods; Hydrologic Trends; Extreme Rainfall; Hydrologic Processes; Modeling |
2019 | IN | National Competitive | Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) – An emerging environmental and human health concern for the Great Lakes? | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $321,742 | Dr. Gary A. Lamberti | Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, PFAS, sportfish, emerging contaminant |
2019 | KS | National Competitive | Mapping and modeling of interbasin water transfers within the United States | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Landon Marston | Interbasin Water Transfers, Hydrologic Modeling, Water Budget, Water Supply and Demand |
2019 | NY | National Competitive | Characterizing transformation products of organic micropollutants in groundwater and hydrologically connected water supplies impacted by onsite wastewater treatment systems | Federal: $180,335 Non-Federal: $181,625 | Teng Zeng | Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems; Organic Micropollutants; Transformation Products |
2019 | WI | National Competitive | Microbial drivers of mercury methylation in freshwater eutrophic systems | Federal: $221,160 Non-Federal: $221,160 | Katherine D. McMahon | Mercury cycling, microbial ecology, eutrophication, metagenomics |
2018 | DE | National Competitive | 104G: Measurements and Modeling to Improve Prediction of Vulnerability of Coastal Water Resources and Ecosystems to Salinization by Storm Surges and Sea-Level Rise | Federal: $195,215 Non-Federal: $195,215 | Holly A. Michael | |
2018 | MA | National Competitive | 104G: Fate and Impacts of Silver Nanoparticles in Treatment Wetlands | Federal: $248,201 Non-Federal: $248,438 | Niveen Ismail | |
2018 | MS | National Competitive | 104G: Assessing Microplastic Pollution in the Mississippi River System and at Oyster Reefs in the Mississippi Sound Estuary | Federal: $220,173 Non-Federal: $220,882 | James Cizdziel | |
2018 | WI | National Competitive | 104G: Importance of Bioavailability of Multiple Mercury Sources for Environmental Applications of Stable Isotopes | Federal: $193,831 Non-Federal: $193,831 | James P. Hurley | |
2017 | CA | National Competitive | The Use of NMR Logging Measurements to Estimate Hydraulic Conductivity in Glacial Aquifers | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $253,336 | Rosemary Knight | |
2017 | CO | National Competitive | Hydrodynamic-Enhancement of Nitrate Attenuation by Integrating Reactive Biobarriers into Shallow, Open Water Treatment Wetlands | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $287,623 | Jonathon Sharp | |
2017 | IA | National Competitive | Fate and Ecological Impacts of Pharmaceuticals in a Temperate Stream Dominated by Wastewater Effluent | Federal: $249,415 Non-Federal: $250,109 | Gregory H. LeFevre | |
2016 | MT | National Competitive | Using weathering geochemistry to understand the sources of base flow water supply in rivers across mountain-basin transitions in the Upper Missouri Watershed | Federal: $130,381 Non-Federal: $130,381 | Stephanie Ewing, Robert Payn, James Paces, Rob Striegl | Strontium, uranium, Missouri River watershed, groundwater, baseflow, stream flow |
2016 | NC | National Competitive | The role of environmental buffers in potable water reuse | Federal: $109,123 Non-Federal: $109,123 | Olya Keen, Mariya Munir, Michael Meyers | water reuse, environmental buffers, emerging contaminants, antibiotic resistance |
2016 | NH | National Competitive | Effects of dissolved organic carbon on methylmercury bioavailability in stream ecosystems | Federal: $126,875 Non-Federal: $126,877 | Kathryn Cottingham, Celia Chen, James Shanley | methylmercury, DOC, periphyton, microbial biofilm, uptake, trophic transfer |
2016 | NV | National Competitive | Controls on Hydrologic Partitioning, Residence Time and Solute Export in a Snow-Dominated Watershed | Federal: $249,625 Non-Federal: $250,783 | Rosemary Carroll, Rina Schumer, Christopher Green | residence time; flow paths; TTDs; ParFlow.CLM; snow-dominated catchment; climate change |
2016 | WI | National Competitive | Detection of sewage contamination in urban areas of the Great Lakes | Federal: $240,000 Non-Federal: $250,510 | Sandra McLellan, Steve Corsi | sewage pollution, optical sensor technology |
2015 | CO | National Competitive | Trace Organic Contaminants (TOrCs) in Urban Stormwater and Performance of Urban Bioretention Systems: a Field and Modeling Study | Federal: $249,960 Non-Federal: $253,099 | Christopher Higgins, Edward Furlong, Terri Hogue, John McCray | urban stormwater quality, best management practice performance, urban hydrology models |
2015 | IL | National Competitive | Using bioavailability to assess pyrethroid insecticide toxicity in urban sediments | Federal: $249,329 Non-Federal: $250,978 | Michael Lydy, Amanda Harwood, Kara Huff Hartz, Samuel Nutile | Bioavailability, toxicity, pyrethroid, urban, benthic invertebrates, risk assessment |
2015 | SC | National Competitive | Human and Ecological Health Impacts Associated with Water Reuse: Engineered Systems for Removing Priority Emerging Contaminants | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,771 | Susan Richardson, Dionysios Dionysiou, Daniel Schlenk | water reuse, emerging contaminants, advanced oxidation, toxicology |
2015 | SD | National Competitive | Hydrologic Life Cycle Impact of Mountain Pine Bark Beetle Infestations | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | James Stone, Scott Kenner, Heidi Sieverding | Mountain Pine Beetle, Watershed Management, Dissolved Organic Carbon, Life Cycle Assessment, Disinfection By-Products |
2014 | IA | National Competitive | Development of a Comprehensive Hazard to Loss Modeling Methodology for the Residential Damage Associated with Inland Flooding from North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones | Federal: $248,556 Non-Federal: $249,182 | Gabriele Villarini, Jeffery Czajkowski, Erwann MichelKerjan | flood, tropical cyclones, losses, claims, NFIP, inland flood risk modeling |
2014 | IN | National Competitive | Can there ever be enough? Analysis of the adoption, penetration and effectiveness of urban stormwater best management practices | Federal: $246,254 Non-Federal: $246,324 | Laura Bowling, Linda Prokopy | stormwater, Best Management Practices, water quality, social norms |
2014 | MD | National Competitive | Environmental Concentrations and Exposure Effects of Environmental Gestagens on a Sentinel Teleost Fish | Federal: $238,055 Non-Federal: $238,811 | Edward Orlando, Michael Meyer, Patrick Phillips | Emerging Contaminants, Pharmaceuticals, Wastewater Treatment, Contraceptives, Hormone Replacement Therapy |
2014 | NE | National Competitive | Nitrate Mediated Mobilization of Naturally Occurring Uranium in Groundwater | Federal: $230,839 Non-Federal: $236,661 | Karrie Weber, Daniel Snow | nitrate, uranium, groundwater |
2014 | OK | National Competitive | Hydrogeophysics and Geochemistry of the Boone Aquifer in the Vicinity of the Tar Creek Superfund Site, Ottawa County, OK | Federal: $86,543 Non-Federal: $86,543 | Kumar Ramachandran, Cas Bridge, Bryan Tapp | Tar Creek Superfund Site, Groundwater geochemistry, Heavy Metal Contamination, Acid Mine Drainage, Electrical Resistivity Tomography |
2013 | GA | National Competitive | Integrated Hydrogeologic models for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in the Southeast US | Federal: $249,978 Non-Federal: $257,000 | Aris Georgakakos, Jian Luo | |
2013 | ND | National Competitive | Comprehensive Investigation of Hydroclimatic Changes in the North Central United States | Federal: $121,262 Non-Federal: $124,521 | Wei Lin, Peter Oduor, Karen Ryberg | Hydrology, streamflow, climate, climate change, land use, land use change, land cover, precipitation |
2013 | WA | National Competitive | Predicting the impacts of climate change on post-fire sediment generation to explore post-fire restoration strategies and associated costs | Federal: $249,718 Non-Federal: $251,579 | Jennifer Adam, Michael Barber, Barry Green, Balasingam Muhunthan, Molly Wood | extreme hydrometeorological events erosion fire landslide |
2012 | AL | National Competitive | Submarine Groundwater Discharge (SGD) Dynamics at the Gulf Shores of Alabama: Characterization of Nutrient Loading and Saltwater Intrusion using Numerical Modeling Constrained by Geophysical Field Data | Federal: $35,885 Non-Federal: $35,893 | Geoffrey Tick, Natasha Dimova | Numerical Analysis, Nutrients, Contaminant Transport, Coastal Zone, Groundwater Hydrology, Submarine Groundwater Discharge, Saltwater Intrusion, Electrical Resistivity and Geophysical Methods |
2012 | IA | National Competitive | Watershed scale water cycle dynamics in intensively managed landscapes: bridging the knowledge gap to support climate mitigation policies | Federal: $154,513 Non-Federal: $155,554 | Thanos Papanicolaou, Keith Schilling, Douglas Schnoebelen, Christopher Wilson | Agriculture Surface Runoff and Agricultural Tile Drainage; Land Use/ Land Cover (LU/LC) Changes & Urban Development, Watershed Modeling/Adaptive Watershed Management Strategies, Extreme events |
2012 | MN | National Competitive | Understanding Pesticide Photolysis in Prairie Potholes for Water Management Strategies | Federal: $102,681 Non-Federal: $102,686 | William Arnold | indirect photolysis, agricultural drainage, runoff management, reconstructed wetlands |
2012 | NY | National Competitive | The Remote Monitoring of Surface Velocity, Bathymetry, and Discharge | Federal: $91,894 Non-Federal: $91,935 | Edwin Cowen | Monitoring, Flowrate, Bathymetry, Surface Water Velocity, Turbulence, Remote Sensing, Quantitative Imaging, Discharge Measurement |
2012 | OR | National Competitive | Biological drivers of freshwater cyanobacterial harmful algal bloom extremes assessed via next-generation DNA sequencing technology | Federal: $243,835 Non-Federal: $246,791 | Theo Dreher | Cyanobacterial bloom, microcystin, geosmin, genetic identification |
2012 | WV | National Competitive | Modeling the hydrologic response in surface mining watersheds with redesigned reclamation practices | Federal: $224,690 Non-Federal: $224,802 | Leslie Hopkinson, Ben Mack, John Quaranta | fluvial geomorphic landform design, valley fill design |
2011 | AL | National Competitive | Forecasting toxic cyanobacterial blooms throughout the southeastern U.S. | Federal: $247,891 Non-Federal: $262,722 | Alan Wilson, Kevin Schrader, Russell Wright | cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, forecasting, toxins, water quality, phytoplankton, modeling, management |
2011 | CO | National Competitive | Water Quality Impacts of the Mountain Pine Beetle Infestation in the Rocky Mountain West: Heavy Metals and Disinfection Byproducts | Federal: $140,162 Non-Federal: $140,259 | John McCray, Reed Maxwell | hydrogeochemistry, water treatment, mountain pine beetle, water quality, public water supplies, disinfection byproducts, metals |
2011 | IL | National Competitive | Determining the Fate and Toxicity of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Associated with Coal-Tar and Other Carbonaceous Material Particles in Urban Lakes | Federal: $249,949 Non-Federal: $298,300 | Charles Werth, Michael Plewa | Polycylic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Urban Lake Sediments, Coal-tar Sealcoat, Fate, Toxicity |
2011 | KS | National Competitive | Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Near-Surface Aquifers: Development of a New Recharge Approach Using Small-Diameter, Low-Cost Wells | Federal: $177,336 Non-Federal: $178,610 | Gaisheng Liu, Andrea Brookfield, James Butler, Marios Sophocleous, Donald Whittemore, Andrew Ziegler | Aquifer Storage and Recovery, Artificial Recharge, Direct-Push Technology, Integrated Hydrological Modeling, Recharge Wells, Infiltration Basin and Trench |
2011 | NJ | National Competitive | Drought and Flood in the Eastern US | Federal: $249,416 Non-Federal: $249,416 | James Smith, Justin Sheffield, Eric Wood | non-stationary time series, spatial statistics, Delaware River Basin, Potomac River Basin, Catawba River Basin |
2010 | AZ | National Competitive | Improving Hydrologic Investigations through Multi-Model Analysis and Discriminatory Data Collection | Federal: $122,136 Non-Federal: $122,140 | Paul Ferre | Hydrology, Monitoring, Modeling |
2010 | LA | National Competitive | Hierarchical Multimodel Saltwater Intrusion Remediation and Sampling Designs: A BMA Tree Approach | Federal: $217,645 Non-Federal: $228,868 | Frank Tsai, Jeff Hanor | Remediation Design, Sampling Design, Saltwater Intrusion, Optimization, Uncertainty |
2010 | OK | National Competitive | Scale Dependent Phosphorus Leaching in Alluvial Floodplains | Federal: $200,000 Non-Federal: $200,000 | Garey Fox, Brian Haggard, Todd Halihan, Phil Hays, Chad Penn, Andrew Sharpley, Daniel Storm | Leaching, Phosphorus, Preferential Flow, Riparian Floodplain |
2010 | TX | National Competitive | Institutional Mechanisms for Accessing Irrigation District Water | Federal: $102,443 Non-Federal: $102,724 | Ron Griffin | irrigation districts, irrigation organizations, water marketing, water pricing, water policy |
2010 | VA | National Competitive | Denitrifying bacterial community structure and diversity, and denitrification potential as affected by hydrologic design and soil properties in wetlands created in Chesapeake Piedmont, USA | Federal: $60,396 Non-Federal: $60,402 | Changwoo Ahn | Denitrification, created wetlands, wetland function, hydrologic connectivity, denitrifying bacterial community, wetland soil |
2010 | WI | National Competitive | Implications of Climate Change and Biofuel Development for Great Lakes Regional Water Quality and Quantity | Federal: $247,563 Non-Federal: $284,450 | Anita Thompson, Bruno Basso, Mike Fienen, David Hyndman, Randall Jackson, K. Karthikeyan, Anthony Kendall, Brian Lepore | groundwater, land use, recharge, hydrology, modeling |
2009 | CO | National Competitive | Adjoint Modeling to Quantify Stream Flow Changes Due to Aquifer Pumping | Federal: $117,847 Non-Federal: $121,998 | Roseanna Neupauer | Stream Depletion, Adjoint Model, Modeling |
2009 | MA | National Competitive | Characterizing and Quantifying Recharge at the Bedrock Interface | Federal: $174,490 Non-Federal: $181,817 | David Boutt, Stephen Mabee | Fractured-rock aquifers, recharge, storage, groundwater availability, groundwater sustainability, well yield |
2009 | NJ | National Competitive | Does urbanization decrease baseflow? A historical, empirical analysis in the coastal states of Eastern United States | Federal: $82,489 Non-Federal: $87,935 | Joshua Galster, Kirk Barrett | baseflow; urbanization; imperviousness; |
2009 | OK | National Competitive | Eastern redcedar encroachment and water cycle in tallgrass prairie | Federal: $226,890 Non-Federal: $286,511 | Chris Zou, Dave Engle, Sam Fuhlendorf, Don Turton, Rodney Will, Kim Winton | Eastern redcedar, invasion, ecosystem water use, streamflow, tall grass prairie, water supply and cycle |
2009 | TX | National Competitive | The Role of Epikarst in Controlling Recharge, Water Quality and Biodiversity in Karst Aquifers: A Comparative Study between Virginia and Texas | Federal: $59,300 Non-Federal: $59,299 | Benjamin Schwartz | Epikarst, Karst, Recharge, Water Quality, Biodiversity |
2009 | TX | National Competitive | Hydrological Drought Characterization for Texas under Climate Change, with Implications for Water Resources Planning and Management | Federal: $235,148 Non-Federal: $242,866 | Vijay Singh, Ashok Mishra | Hydrological Drought, Climate Change, Critical Basin, Teleconnection |
2007 | CA | National Competitive | A Bayesian approach to snow water equivalent reconstruction | Federal: $61,312 Non-Federal: $62,102 | Noah Molotch, Steven Margulis | Snow; Data Assimilation; Remote Sensing; Modeling |
2007 | CA | National Competitive | Improving aquifer storage recovery operation to reduce nutrient load and benefit water supply | Federal: $242,508 Non-Federal: $311,431 | Andrew Fisher, Marc Los Huertos, Charles Wheat | aquifer storage and recovery, denitrification, surface water - ground water interactions |
2007 | GA | National Competitive | Multi-Scale Investigation of Seawater Intrusion and Application in Coastal Georgia | Federal: $194,083 Non-Federal: $194,346 | Jian Luo, Jian Luo | seawater intusion; groundwater withdrawal; variable-density flow; transport; mixing |
2007 | IN | National Competitive | Nutrient and carbon delivery to streams in artificially drained landscapes of the Midwest: matrix flow, overland flow or macropore flow? | Federal: $129,042 Non-Federal: $131,041 | Philippe Vidon, Nancy Baker, Jeffrey Frey | Macropore flow, tracer, tile drain, nutrients |
2007 | MD | National Competitive | Integration of Stormwater Management Ponds into Urban Communities: Long-term Water Quality Protection, Wildlife, and Environmental Awareness | Federal: $187,474 Non-Federal: $187,690 | Joel Snodgrass, Ryan Casey, Edward Landa, Steven Lev | metals, amphibians, stormwater, groundwater, water quality, wildlife |
2006 | IL | National Competitive | Evaluating Alternatives for Watershed-Scale Design of BMPs | Federal: $90,948 Non-Federal: $91,755 | John Nicklow | Best Management Practices, Decision Support |
2006 | MN | National Competitive | Application of Wireless and Sensor Technologies for Urban Water Quality Management | Federal: $149,176 Non-Federal: $150,482 | William Arnold, Miki Hondzo, Raymond Hozalski, Paige Novak | Sensor Network, Best Management Practices |
2006 | ND | National Competitive | Collaborative Research on In Situ Denitrification and Glyphosate Transformation in Ground Water: NAWQA Eastern Iowa Basins Study Unit | Federal: $91,988 Non-Federal: $91,988 | Scott Korom, Paul Capel | Nitrate, Denitrification, Glyphosate, Transformation, Ground Water, In Situ Study |
2006 | NM | National Competitive | Validation, Calibration, and Improvement of Remote Sensing ET Algorithms in Mountainous Regions | Federal: $74,795 Non-Federal: $74,795 | Jan Hendrickx, Jan Kleissl | Mountain hydrology, Evapotranspiration |
2006 | TX | National Competitive | An Econometric Investigation of Urban Water Demand in the U.S. | Federal: $103,683 Non-Federal: $104,972 | Ron Griffin | urban water use, water demand analysis, water policy, water rates |
2006 | VA | National Competitive | Grant No. 06HQGR0189 Microtopography Effects on Vegetative and Biogeochemical Patterns in Created Wetlands: A Comparative Study to Provide Guidance for Wetland Creation and Restoration | Federal: $58,115 Non-Federal: $58,117 | Changwoo Ahn, Gregory Noe | Microtopography, Wetland Creation and Restoration, Plant Diversity |
2006 | WA | National Competitive | West-Wide Drought Forecasting System: A Scientific Foundation for NIDIS | Federal: $250,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Anne Steinemann, Dennis Lettenmaier, Andrew Wood | Drought Forecast, Drought Mitigation |
2006 | WI | National Competitive | Identifying High-Infiltration and Groundwater Recharge Areas | Federal: $90,952 Non-Federal: $90,954 | Stephen J. Ventura, John Norman, Cynthia Stiles | Geographic Information Systems, Infiltration, Groundwater Recharge |
2005 | AZ | National Competitive | Chemolithotrophic denitrification: The missing link in the biogeochemical cycle of arsenic | Federal: $121,163 Non-Federal: $136,209 | Reyes Sierra, James Field, Ronald Oremland | Arsenic speciation, arsenite, arsenate, iron, microbial oxidation, denitrification, anoxic; groundwater |
2005 | CA | National Competitive | Model Development for Conjunctive Use Planning and Aquifer Protection in Semi-arid Regions | Federal: $98,534 Non-Federal: $98,534 | William W-G. Yeh | Conjunctive planning, Optimization, Model calibration, Inverse problem, Aquifer protection, Genetic algorithm |
2005 | CO | National Competitive | Development of Characterization Approaches and a Management Tool for the Groundwater-Surface Water System in the Vicinity of Sutherland Reservoir and Gerald Gentlemen Station, Lincoln County, Nebraska | Federal: $132,731 Non-Federal: $142,795 | Eileen Poeter, Eileen Poeter | groundwater management characterization inversion parameter-estimation data-needs-assessment |
2005 | HI | National Competitive | Coastal Groundwater Management in the Presence of Positive Stock Externalities | Federal: $148,021 Non-Federal: $184,150 | Kaeo Duarte, James Roumasset | Coastal Aquifers, Estuarine Ecosystems, Groundwater Externalities |
2005 | LA | National Competitive | Saltwater Intrusion Management with Conjunctive Use of Surface Water and Ground Water | Federal: $172,842 Non-Federal: $173,616 | Frank Tsai, Vijay Singh | Management modeling, Saltwater Intrusion, Optimization, Conjunctive Use |
2005 | MN | National Competitive | Assessing the ecotoxicology of alkylphenol mixtures accross the aquatic food chain | Federal: $63,014 Non-Federal: $81,257 | Heiko Schoenfuss, Larry Barber, Matthew Julius | Alkylphenol, Bioassay, Fathead minnow, diatom, daphnia, wastewater |
2005 | ND | National Competitive | Assessing the Effectiveness of Local Water Institutions in Water Management | Federal: $150,392 Non-Federal: $150,393 | Robert Hearne | watershed districts, water institutions, water quality, water resources |
2005 | NE | National Competitive | The impact of rural water supply systems on property values | Federal: $62,728 Non-Federal: $78,027 | Steven Shultz, Jay Leitch | rural water supply, property values, North Dakota |
2004 | AZ | National Competitive | Forward and Inverse Transient Analytic Element Models of Groundwater Flow | Federal: $131,976 Non-Federal: $134,003 | Shlomo Neuman | Groundwater, Flow, Transient, Heterogeneity, Three-dimensional, Forward Modeling, Inverse Modeling, Analytic Element, Laplace Transform, Parallel Computation, Visualization |
2004 | AZ | National Competitive | Pharmaceutically Active Compounds: Fate in Sludges and Biosolids Derived from Wastewater Treatment | Federal: $152,926 Non-Federal: $186,899 | David Quanrud, Robert Arnold, Jon Chorover, Gail Cordy, Wendell Ela | Biosolids, soil amendement, pharmaceutically active compounds, estrogenic activity |
2004 | CA | National Competitive | Institutional Re-arrangements: forging smart use water policy coalitions at the intersection of geo-technical engineering with urban open space | Federal: $70,767 Non-Federal: $74,489 | Helen Ingram | institutional change, coalition formation, urban open space, watershed planning, management, policy, engineering, economic |
2004 | FL | National Competitive | Space-based monitoring of wetland surface flow | Federal: $158,687 Non-Federal: $158,687 | Shimon Wdowinski | Wetlands, remote-sensing, Everglades, surface flow |
2004 | IL | National Competitive | Estimating shallow recharge and discharge in northeastern Illinois using GIS and pattern recognition procedure | Federal: $91,197 Non-Federal: $91,197 | Yu-Feng Lin, Albert Valocchi | Groundwater Modeling, Recharge/Discharge, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Image Processing, Process, Illinois |
2004 | IL | National Competitive | Development and Validation of a 3D Coupled Hydrologic-Biogeochemical Model for Evaluation of the Impact of Water-Table Management on Nitrate Loads from Tile-Drained Agricultural Fields | Federal: $108,948 Non-Federal: $115,971 | Robert Hudson, Albert Valocchi | Best Management Practices, Tile-Drained Fields, Conjunctive Models, Biogeochemical Models, Drainmod-N |
2004 | IL | National Competitive | Carbonaceous Material Fractions in Sediments and Their Effect on the Sorption and Persistence of Organic Pollutants in Small Urban Watersheds | Federal: $170,956 Non-Federal: $176,261 | Charles Werth, Barbara Mahler, Peter Van Metre | particle associated contaminants,hydrophobic organic pollutants, persistence, sorption |
2004 | IL | National Competitive | Development of Water Use Benchmarks for Thermoelectric Power Generation in the United States | Federal: $94,245 Non-Federal: $40,203 | Ben Dziegielewski, Tom Bik | thermoelectric water use, benchmarking |
2004 | WA | National Competitive | Using environmental tracers to improve prediction of nonpoint pollutant loadings from fields to streams at multiple watershed scales | Federal: $157,586 Non-Federal: $212,360 | C Keller, Richelle Allen-King, Shulin Chen | catchment hydrology, environmental tracers |
2004 | WA | National Competitive | Collaborative Research:Hydraulic and Geomorphic Controls on the Evolution of Cluster Bedforms in Gravel-Bed Streams | Federal: $103,134 Non-Federal: $103,470 | Thanos Papanicolaou, Lisa Ely | Restoration, Bedforms Migration, Stage-Discharge Relations |
2004 | WI | National Competitive | Groundwater sustainability in a humid climate: Groundwater pumping, groundwater consumption, and land use change. | Federal: $69,246 Non-Federal: $70,230 | Madeline Gotkowitz, David J. Hart, Charles Dunning | aquifer sustainability, groundwater use, hydrologic systems |
2003 | CA | National Competitive | Distribution and toxicity of sediment-associated pesticides in the Sacramento River watershed. | Federal: $199,927 Non-Federal: $199,986 | Donald Weston, Michael Lydy, Chris Ingersoll | Sediment, Pyrethroid Insecticides, Non-point Source Pollution |
2003 | CA | National Competitive | Dynamics of Point and Non-Point Source Fecal Pollution from an Urban Watershed in Southern California | Federal: $159,045 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Stanley Grant, Patricia Holden, Brett Sanders | non-point source pollution, fecal indicator bacteria, water quality, microbial ecology, surface water transport |
2003 | MA | National Competitive | A Regional Approach to Conceptualizing Fractured-Rock Aquifer Systems for Groundwater Management | Federal: $92,839 Non-Federal: $94,608 | Stephen Mabee, Michele Cooke | fracture characterization, domain analysis, well yield, fractured rock aquifers, groundwater availability, groundwater mapping, borehole geophysics |
2003 | MN | National Competitive | Photochemistry of Antibiotics and Estrogens in Surface Waters: Persistence and Potency | Federal: $134,070 Non-Federal: $134,092 | Kristopher McNeill, Deborah Swackhamer | antibiotics, estrogens, photochemistry, fate, reaction kinetics |
2003 | NY | National Competitive | An Assessment of New Advances in Low Streamflow Estimation and Characterization | Federal: $154,058 Non-Federal: $154,589 | Chuck Kroll | Risk Assessment, GIS Geographic Information Systems, Watershed Hydrology, Statistical Hydrology, Regional Hydrology |
2003 | TX | National Competitive | Bridging the Gap Between Plankton Dynamics and Spatial Variability in Water Quality in the Guadalupe Estuary (Texas): The Importance of Freshwater Pulses | Federal: $233,953 Non-Federal: $234,718 | Stephen Davis, Daniel Roelke | estuary, freshwater inflows, pulsed events, salinity, nutrients, phytoplankton |
2002 | AZ | National Competitive | Agricultural Chemicals as a Major Non-Point Source of Arsenic: Microbial Transformation of Organic Arsenicals | Federal: $137,448 Non-Federal: $166,227 | James Field, A. Gandolfi, Reyes Sierra, John Garbarino, Robert Wershaw | Organic arsenicals, biotransformation, biodegradation, pesticide, arsenic, metabolite, detection |
2002 | CO | National Competitive | Occurrence and Fate of Emerging Organic Chemicals in Onsite Wastewater Systems and Implications on Water Quality Management in the Rocky Mountain Region | Federal: $106,822 Non-Federal: $113,470 | Robert Siegrist, John McCray, Kathryn Lowe | decentralized wastewater systems, onsite wastewater treatment, emerging organic chemicals |
2002 | GA | National Competitive | Mid Infrared Water Quality Sensors for the detection of organic pollutants | Federal: $115,822 Non-Federal: $115,822 | Boris Mizaikoff | in-situ water quality sensor, mid-infrared evanescent wave sensor (MIR-EWS), chlorinated hydrocarbons, pesticides, molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs), sol-gels, endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) |
2002 | IA | National Competitive | An Integrated Immunological-GIS Approach for Bio-monitoring of Ecological Impacts of Swine Manure Pollutants in Streams | Federal: $135,328 Non-Federal: $163,067 | James Roth, Dusan Palic, Bruce Menzel, Clay Pierce | water quality, fish, immunology, GIS, swine manure, non-point source pollution |
2002 | IA | National Competitive | Relationship of Nitroso Compound Formation Potential to Drinking Source Water Quality and Organic Nitrogen Precursor Source Characteristics | Federal: $134,914 Non-Federal: $175,042 | Richard Valentine | Contaminant, agricultural wastes, drinking water sources, disinfectant by-products |
2023 | AK | Annual Base | Assessing Environmental DNA Analysis as a Transformative Approach to Building Climate Resilience in Alaska’s Rural Subsistence Fishing Communities | Federal: $21,639 Non-Federal: $21,639 | Maggie Harings | conservation, ecology, methods, Environmental DNA, Salmon, Climate change adaptation, Subsistence fishing, Fisheries management, Aquatic resources |
2023 | AK | Annual Base | Has Peak Flow been reached? Hindcasting and Forecasting Dixon Glacier Runoff | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $17,000 | Kai Myers | hydrology, water quantity, climatological processes |
2023 | AK | Annual Base | Analysis of a persistent late freezing zone on the Tanana River: a case to study to understand the processes causing winter travel hazards in Alaska | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Matthew Scragg | hydrology, surface water, groundwater |
2023 | AL | Annual Base | Land Use Change Effects on Coastal Headwater Wetland Hydrology | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Thorsten Knappenberger | wetlands, hydrology, surface water |
2023 | AL | Annual Base | IMPACTS OF RE-NOURISHMENT OR ACCRETION ON MARSH VEGETATION SURVIVAL | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Michael Perez | geomorpological processes, wetlands, management and planning |
2023 | AL | Annual Base | How does extreme rainfall events influence surface runoff from Alabama cropping systems? | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $8,006 | Rishi Prasad | agriculture, climatological processes, floods |
2023 | AR | Annual Base | Monitoring Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Central Arkansas water systems | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,067 | Gunnar Boysen | water quality, solute transport, methods, PFAS |
2023 | AR | Annual Base | Development of On-Site Fluorescence PFAS Sensors | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $35,109 | Lei Guo | non point pollution, toxic substances, treatment, PFAS |
2023 | AR | Annual Base | Influence of phytoplankton stoichiometry on the prodcution of secondary metabolites in a central Arkansas reservoir | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $35,000 | Felicia Osburn | water quality, ecology, nutrients, HABS |
2023 | AR | Annual Base | Investigating electrocoagulation as a Pretreatment for the Nanofiltration of Cyanotoxin-Contaminated Water Resources | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Ranil Wickramasinghe | treatment, toxic substances, water quality |
2023 | AR | Annual Base | Identifying Genetic Markers for Microcystin-Producing Algal Blooms | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Wen Zhang | water quality, methods, surface water |
2023 | AR | Annual Base | Why and When does Microcystin Exceed Recreational Guidelines at Lake Fayetteville? | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Brian Haggard | water quality, toxic substances, models |
2023 | AZ | Annual Base | Water Stories: Enhancing Arizona Water Knowledge with Indigenous Perspectives | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,002 | Myla Vicenti Carpio | law, institutions, and policy, management and planning, education, Indigenous knowledge, environmental justice |
2023 | AZ | Annual Base | Multifunctional Rainwater Harvesting Impacts on Soil Health | Federal: $9,353 Non-Federal: $9,353 | Laura Meredith | drought, conservation, water supply, Soil Health, rainwater harvesting |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Evaluating effects of deficit irrigation strategies on forage sorghum attributes and nutrient composition grown in the San Joaquin Valley of California | Federal: $13,309 Non-Federal: $12,777 | Jackie Atim | water supply, conservation, agriculture, forage sorghum, deficit irrigation, production functions, yields |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Soil Water Distribution under Regenerative Agricultural Practices using Three-Dimensional Computed Tomography | Federal: $14,077 Non-Federal: $14,077 | Sangeeta Bansal | agriculture, drought, methods, soil water, soil pore, regeneratieve agriculture, computed tomography |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Cooling California Rivers: Using a spectral physically-based energy balance model to predict flow and river temperatures under current and future climates | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $13,736 | Erin Bray | conservation, wetlands, management and planning, river, stream flow, dams, water temperature, water supply |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Leveraging Water System Consolidations to Advance Equity and Resilience | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,002 | Kristin Dobbin | water quality, water supply, climatological processes, drinking water, water system consolidation, environmental justice, climate resilience |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Timing of Winter Cover Crop Termination to Conserve Soil Moisture | Federal: $14,693 Non-Federal: $5,304 | Sarah Light | agriculture, drought, conservation, cover crop termination, soil water, soil health |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | A Stem Water Potential Model Based on Evapotranspiration and Soil Type | Federal: $14,291 Non-Federal: $4,924 | Abdelmoneim Mohamed | agriculture, conservation, drought |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Managing Peak Water Demand in Water Distribution Systems | Federal: $14,926 Non-Federal: $26,645 | Jorge Pesantez | management and planning, methods, water supply, peak consumption, agent-based model, opinion dynamics, water demand |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Mitigating Flood Risk in California’s Unincorporated Communities | Federal: $12,235 Non-Federal: $12,235 | Danielle Rivera | floods, education, law, institutions, and policy, flooding, unincorporated areas, mitigation, environmental planning |
2023 | CA | Annual Base | Undergraduate Internship Program at the California Institute for Water Resources | Federal: $13,373 Non-Federal: $10,930 | Erik Porse | education, management and planning, management and planning |
2023 | CO | Annual Base | Historic Mapping of the Colorado River Headwaters | Federal: $4,588 Non-Federal: $9,359 | Michael Childers | hydrology, ecology, agriculture |
2023 | CO | Annual Base | Settler-Colonialism and the Role of Military-Government Relationships in Environmental Crises: Extended Case Study of Peterson Air Force Base PFAS Water Contamination | Federal: $9,996 Non-Federal: $20,766 | Malin | law, institutions, and policy, toxic substances, management and planning |
2023 | CO | Annual Base | Using mental models to understand the governance of adaptive river management for aquatic ecosystem sustainability | Federal: $9,619 Non-Federal: $9,618 | Jonathan Salerno | management and planning, law, institutions, and policy, models |
2023 | CO | Annual Base | Geomorphic factors influencing post-wildfire fluvial response | Federal: $9,982 Non-Federal: $34,212 | Wohl | geomorpological processes, water quality, conservation |
2023 | CO | Annual Base | Evaluation of Simulated Wildfire and WUI-fire Ash Through Toxicological Assays | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Cresten Mansfeldt | toxic substances, wastewater, water quality, Ecotoxicology, Wildfire, Water Security |
2023 | CO | Annual Base | Evaluation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Ash and Surface Waters after Fires at the Wildland-Urban Interface | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Cresten Mansfeldt | surface water, toxic substances, water quality, Fire-residue contamination, surface water quality, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons |
2023 | CO | Annual Base | Analysis of the rainwater harvesting potential for residential irrigation in Colorado’s main urban areas under future climate conditions | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Aditi Bhaskar | management and planning, conservation, irrigation |
2023 | CT | Annual Base | Development of a Continuous Aquatic Plant Tracking and Imaging Network to Monitor Surface Water Bodies in Connecticut | Federal: $23,994 Non-Federal: $23,994 | Chandi Witharana | invasive species, management and planning, models, Remote Sensing |
2023 | CT | Annual Base | Road salt in soils and its effects on overwintering amphibians | Federal: $24,971 Non-Federal: $25,206 | Steven Brady | |
2023 | DC | Annual Base | Biocomposites for Caffeine Detection and Removal in Aquatic Ecosystems | Federal: $23,000 Non-Federal: $23,495 | Magda La Torre | ecology, agriculture, conservation |
2023 | DC | Annual Base | Rapid, Portable and Low-Cost Water Quality Sensor Using Artificial Intelligence | Federal: $22,843 Non-Federal: $26,881 | Pedro Resto Irizarry | water quality, wastewater, methods |
2023 | DC | Annual Base | Installation and integration of a rainwater collection system with a rainfall simulator to enhance water erosion research in Puerto Rico | Federal: $23,026 Non-Federal: $23,580 | Salvador Acuña Guzman | agriculture, hydrology, sediments |
2023 | FL | Annual Base | Environmental Tracking of Water in Florida: Assessment of pathogens in coastal waters after extreme weather events. | Federal: $27,937 Non-Federal: $13,166 | Antar Jutla | surface water, water quantity, floods, Ecology, Hydrology |
2023 | FL | Annual Base | Impacts of Land Use and Climate Change on Coastal Hydrology, Ecology, and Economics | Federal: $27,937 Non-Federal: $45,086 | David Kaplan | water quality, water quantity, agriculture, Fisheries, Coastal Ecosystems, Economics, Modeling, Sustainability, Water Use |
2023 | FL | Annual Base | Effects of per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) on microbial community structure and function at the Indian River Lagoon: Implications on sediment biochemical cycles | Federal: $27,937 Non-Federal: $11,768 | Kathy Deliz | toxic substances, sediments, nutrients, PFAS, IRL |
2023 | FL | Annual Base | Tailoring the Surface Chemistry of Activated Carbon with Molecular Imprinted Polymers for Ultra Selective Removal of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances from Water | Federal: $27,937 Non-Federal: $12,399 | Andreia Faria | treatment, Activated carbon, adsorption, selective adsorbents, PFAS, molecule imprinted polymers |
2023 | GA | Annual Base | Bias Corrected and Spatio-Temporally Downscaled Climate Sequences for the Southeastern U.S. | Federal: $20,981 Non-Federal: $20,985 | Husayn El Sharif | climatological processes, climate change, climate models, statistical downscaling, impact assessments |
2023 | GA | Annual Base | Spatial changes in trace element water chemistry across Piedmont rivers of Georgia with applications for native fish species conservation | Federal: $20,410 Non-Federal: $20,410 | Martin Hamel, James Shelton | ecology, conservation, water quality, microchemistry |
2023 | GA | Annual Base | Evaluating longitudinal declines in water quality in the Conasauga River using aquatic macroinvertebrates | Federal: $20,854 Non-Federal: $20,874 | Seth Wenger | ecology, conservation, non point pollution |
2023 | GA | Annual Base | Development of A Green Infrastructure by Using Biochar Amended Topsoil for On-Site Stormwater Runoff Treatment – Phase II | Federal: $20,989 Non-Federal: $20,989 | George Yuzhu Fu | treatment, water quality, non point pollution, Biochar Amended Topsoil, On-Site Stormwater Treatment |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Surface hydrology and terrain analysis of Southern Guam | Federal: $9,386 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan C. Habana | hydrology, surface water, models, Hydrologic boundaries and streams/rivers |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | MAppFx: Flow duration of southern Guam rivers and streams | Federal: $8,386 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan C. Habana | hydrology, models, surface water, Interagency partnership hydrologic database system |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | MAppFx: production well nitrates, Saipan, CNMI | Federal: $10,241 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan C. Habana | groundwater, water quality, nitrate contamination, Interagency partnership data visualization database system |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Study of tectonic and freshwater plubming system history based on marine terraces | Federal: $30,676 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Blaž Miklavič | groundwater, models, geomorpological processes, water resources |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Field orientation, information-sharing, and team-building in FSM | Federal: $10,084 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Blaž Miklavič | groundwater, models, geomorpological processes, water resources |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Water Quality Monitoring of Agana Swamp on Guam | Federal: $20,792 Non-Federal: $0 | Yong Sang Kim | water quality, nitrate contamination, surface water |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | PFOS trend monitoring in Saipan production wells | Federal: $44,335 Non-Federal: $0 | Yong Sang Kim | water quality, groundwater, solute transport |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer of Water Quality Analysis Techniques for FSM Water Utility Agencies | Federal: $49,015 Non-Federal: $0 | Yong Sang Kim | water quality, water supply, wastewater |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Investigate Geographical and Environmental Challenges of Marpi Landfill in Saipan, CNMI | Federal: $28,614 Non-Federal: $0 | Myeong-Ho Yeo | non point pollution, hydrology |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Establishing a GIS Model for Mapping Groundwater Protection Zones in Guam: Phase II | Federal: $33,254 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen | groundwater, models, methods, GIS |
2023 | GU | Annual Base | Spatio-temporal Analysis of Patterns and Trends fo Salinity in Mangilao Basin | Federal: $28,754 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen | groundwater, models, methods, GIS |
2023 | HI | Annual Base | Understanding the impact of nutrient loading on the ecology of Staphylococcus aureus in Hawaii beach sand | Federal: $39,985 Non-Federal: $39,985 | Marek Kirs | water quality, sediments, nutrients |
2023 | HI | Annual Base | Assessing Watershed Pollutant Impacts Using Nearshore Coral Microbiome Bioindicators | Federal: $39,927 Non-Federal: $39,927 | Craig Nelson | non point pollution, water quality, ecology |
2023 | HI | Annual Base | Characterizing network-wide, spatially explicit current and future stream temperature distribution. | Federal: $39,822 Non-Federal: $39,822 | Henrietta Dulai | hydrology, models, ecology |
2023 | HI | Annual Base | Daily Streamflow Forecasting in American Samoa by Deep Learning Approaches | Federal: $39,737 Non-Federal: $0 | Sayed Bateni | hydrology, management and planning, models |
2023 | HI | Annual Base | Strengthening understanding of land-sea systems: illuminating drivers of nutrient and sediment loads and links to coral reefs in American Samoa | Federal: $39,654 Non-Federal: $0 | Leah Bremer | ecology, non point pollution, nutrients |
2023 | HI | Annual Base | Urban pūnāwai: nucleating participatory water research and education networks | Federal: $22,828 Non-Federal: $11,858 | Aurora K. Kagawa-Viviani | hydrology, wetlands, education |
2023 | HI | Annual Base | Probing algae-bacteria interactions in coastal wastewater treatment systems | Federal: $22,828 Non-Federal: $11,414 | Zhiyue Wang | methods, nutrients, wastewater, microalgae, wastewater, gene quantification, community analysis |
2023 | IA | Annual Base | Using Optical Brighteners as Proxies for Probing Waste in Surface Water | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $29,156 | Jacob Petrich | methods, groundwater, surface water |
2023 | IA | Annual Base | FloodRSS: Flood Resilience Support System for Participatory Community Action | Federal: $19,999 Non-Federal: $20,055 | Ibrahim Demir | floods, hydrology, management and planning |
2023 | IA | Annual Base | Stream Nitrate Load Monitoring for Watershed Scale Assessment of Edge-of-Field Practices | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Thomas Isenhart | water quality, non point pollution, agriculture, tile drainage, best management practices |
2023 | ID | Annual Base | Estimating change in crop water demand and water withdrawals for irrigation in southern Idaho due to climate change | Federal: $39,000 Non-Federal: $39,000 | Karen Humes | irrigation, water quantity, drought, water demand |
2023 | ID | Annual Base | Physical modeling of vegetated fluvial systems: examining the flow-vegetation coupling through realistic plant analogues and their role on hyporheic exchange | Federal: $39,000 Non-Federal: $39,000 | Gianluca Blois | groundwater, surface water, water quality |
2023 | IL | Annual Base | Land use impacts on environmental quality and aquatic biodiversity in the Vermillion River drainage, Illinois | Federal: $15,141 Non-Federal: $19,079 | Christopher A. Taylor | conservation, invasive species, surface water |
2023 | IL | Annual Base | Development of next-generation electrochemical systems for short-chain PFAS removal and remediation | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Xiao Su | groundwater, treatment, wastewater |
2023 | IL | Annual Base | Fast and Energy-Efficient Destruction of PFAS compounds with Piezoelectric Formulations on Aqueous Sorbents (FEED-PFAS) | Federal: $14,998 Non-Federal: $15,003 | Andres Prada | toxic substances, treatment, water quality |
2023 | IL | Annual Base | Assessing the Vulnerability of Public Water Systems to Droughts with an Integrated Remote Sensing and Social Sensing Approach | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,726 | Ruopu Li | drought, hydrology, management and planning |
2023 | IN | Annual Base | Fish and macroinvertebate assemblages of the upper Wabash River: preliminary data prior to flow restoration by modifying dam operations | Federal: $24,972 Non-Federal: $24,972 | Mark Pyron | ecology, hydrology, Ecosystem, Fish assemblages, flow restoration |
2023 | IN | Annual Base | Crayfish as Bioindicators of Water Quality in Freshwater Ecosystems in Indiana | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Jennifer Latimer | geochemical processes, water quality, Biogeochemistry, Pollution, Metals, Water Quality, Crayfish, Macroinvertebrates |
2023 | IN | Annual Base | A novel approach to evaluate the occurrence and mechanisms of flash drought and its impacts on crop yield over Indiana | Federal: $24,988 Non-Federal: $45,823 | Lixin Wang | agriculture, climatological processes, drought, Climate change, Crop production, Ecohydrology, Flash drought, Multi-sensor remote sensing, Regional drivers |
2023 | IN | Annual Base | Examining the sustainability of large trans-basin diversions in Indiana | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,932 | Laura Bowling | groundwater, water supply, management and planning, Water rights, groundwater sustainability, streamflow impact, water demand, trans-basin diversions |
2023 | KS | Annual Base | Investigating management techniques for irrigation with contaminated waters in the closed-basin Arkansas River region of western Kansas | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $31,176 | Jonathan Aguilar | irrigation, conservation, drought, Closed-basin |
2023 | KS | Annual Base | Unraveling Spatiotemporal Patterns in Watershed Nutrient and Sediment Loads under Conditions of Rapid Crop Conversion using Direct Sampling and Remote Sensing Observations. | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Amy Hanson | sediments, nutrients |
2023 | KS | Annual Base | Forecasting streamflow and groundwater depletion with deep learning models to sustain Kansan water resources | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Admin Husic | groundwater, streamflow |
2023 | KS | Annual Base | Herbal medicine for sick ponds: Are native aquatic macrophytes a cheap and easy wayt to Mitigate HABs? | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,173 | Jennifer Moody | water quality, HABs |
2023 | KY | Annual Base | Implications of PFAS to Water Quality Improvement in Treatment Wetlands | Federal: $19,981 Non-Federal: $20,172 | Tiffany Messer | water quality, wetlands, non point pollution, PFAS, emerging contaminants, biogeochemical processes |
2023 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluating the effects of ecological restoration efforts on stream health in the inner Bluegrass | Federal: $19,507 Non-Federal: $19,516 | Kenton Sena | water quality, ecology, methods, Macroinvertebrates, Index of biotic integrity |
2023 | KY | Annual Base | Perceptions of greenness: Wetland assessments through field measurements, remote sensing, and citizen engagement | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $18,588 | Andrea Gaughan | wetlands, hydrology, water quality, remote sensing, satellite, drone, algal bloom, methane, carbon |
2023 | KY | Annual Base | Predicting greenhouse gas fluxes in bottomland hardwood wetlands across levels of spatial soil complexity and hydrogeomorphic setting. | Federal: $19,995 Non-Federal: $20,862 | Jessica B. Moon | wetlands, hydrology, sediments, carbon cycling |
2023 | KY | Annual Base | Understanding nitrate pollution sources during flooding events in Kentucky | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Andrea Erhardt | nitrate contamination, hydrogeochemistry, floods |
2023 | LA | Annual Base | Determination of precise land subsidence for groundwater management using InSAR | Federal: $19,060 Non-Federal: $19,093 | Ahmed Abdalla | groundwater, management and planning, methods |
2023 | LA | Annual Base | Catalytic Composite Ultrafiltration Membrane for Simultaneous Degradation and Separation of Perfluoroalkyl Substances | Federal: $19,060 Non-Federal: $19,093 | Kofi Christie | treatment, groundwater, wastewater |
2023 | LA | Annual Base | Forecasting harmful algal blooms in Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana | Federal: $19,533 Non-Federal: $19,587 | Zhiqiang Deng | models, water quality, non point pollution |
2023 | LA | Annual Base | Time-lapse Electrical resistivity tomography and seismic reflection imaging of a shallow groundwater aquifer (0-50m) in the Mississippi Flood Plain: Duncan Point, Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Federal: $19,480 Non-Federal: $20,678 | Juan Lorenzo | groundwater, floods, methods |
2023 | LA | Annual Base | Exploring the potential of using cover cropping for making soil resilient to extreme weather and promoting weather-proofing agriculture | Federal: $18,902 Non-Federal: $18,904 | Xi Zhang | agriculture, drought, water quantity |
2023 | MA | Annual Base | Co-Hydrothermal Conversion of Microplastic Pollutants and Harmful Algal Bloom into Biocrude Oil | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Wan-Ting (Grace) Chen | toxic substances, water quality, treatment, Microplastic pollutants |
2023 | MA | Annual Base | Tailorable, Dynamically Crosslinked Polymer Adsorbents for Targeted Capture and Release of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | James Reuther | treatment, water quality, methods |
2023 | MA | Annual Base | Conjunctive Water Use for Managing Drought in the Middle Connecticut River | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $12,139 | Timothy Randhir | drought, agriculture, water supply |
2023 | MD | Annual Base | Assessing and understanding spatiotemporal variation in stable hydrogen and oxygen isotope values of Maryland’s rivers | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $64,001 | Lee W Cooper | climatological processes, geochemical processes, groundwater, stable isotopes |
2023 | MD | Annual Base | Water Budgets and Water Quality Trends of Interstate Watersheds on the Delmarva Peninsula | Federal: $84,840 Non-Federal: $53,786 | Kaye L Brubaker | hydrology, non point pollution, education |
2023 | ME | Annual Base | Socio‐Economic and Environmental Analyses for Using Woody Biochar to Conserve Water and Sustain Agriculture in Maine | Federal: $34,000 Non-Federal: $36,027 | Ling Li | drought, hydrology, economics, agriculture |
2023 | ME | Annual Base | Shifting Seasonality: consequences of the changing autumn season for Maine’s ecologically and recreationally valuable mountain ponds | Federal: $33,920 Non-Federal: $37,302 | Jasmine Saros | climatological processes, water quality, conservation |
2023 | ME | Annual Base | Hydrologic and hydraulic performance of novel shallow wells in agricultural landscapes | Federal: $33,001 Non-Federal: $34,227 | Rachel Schattman | groundwater, water supply, agriculture |
2023 | MI | Annual Base | Utilizing Machine Learning for Assessing the Effects of Climate Change and Human Actions on the Replenishment of Michigan's Groundwater | Federal: $49,996 Non-Federal: $50,014 | Amirpouyan Nejadhashemi | groundwater, models, water quantity |
2023 | MI | Annual Base | Developing stable isotope fingerprinting LC-Orbitrap-MS method to investigate PFAS provenance, fate, and transport in water | Federal: $24,991 Non-Federal: $24,954 | James Moran | water quality, solute transport |
2023 | MI | Annual Base | Estimation of Agricultural Return Flow and Groundwater Recharge Using Computation Model and Sensor Technology | Federal: $49,803 Non-Federal: $49,809 | Younsuk Dong | agriculture, irrigation, groundwater |
2023 | MN | Annual Base | Snow hydrology in Minnesota headwater catchments | Federal: $8,555 Non-Federal: $17,227 | Xue Feng | hydrology, wetlands, climatological processes |
2023 | MN | Annual Base | Assessing the impact of industrial agriculture on water quantity and water quality in the Park Rapids region | Federal: $10,928 Non-Federal: $18,158 | John Nieber | nitrate contamination, hydrology, groundwater |
2023 | MO | Annual Base | Study the Vertical Distribution of Tire Wear Particles within the Water Column | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Maryam Salehi | water quality, plastic pollution, tire wear particles |
2023 | MO | Annual Base | Mitigating Nonpoint Source Nutrient Pollution in Urban Runoff with Full-Scale Floating Treatment Wetlands | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Dev K. Niyogi | non point pollution, nutrients, wetlands |
2023 | MO | Annual Base | Microplastic fluxes among environmental compartments over multiple flow conditions in an urban watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $67,153 | Elizabeth A. Hasenmueller | water quality, surface water, hydrogeochemistry, microplastics, contaminant transport, flooding, urbanization |
2023 | MS | Annual Base | Impoundment of oxbow lakes for enhanced qquifer recharge: geophysical exploration for identifying target sitres and potential impact of altered hydroperiod on wetland trees | Federal: $30,626 Non-Federal: $32,399 | Gregg Davidson | hydrology, wetlands, ecology, sediment |
2023 | MT | Annual Base | Exploring water quality in Montana groundwater and understanding associated drivers of human health risk | Federal: $15,756 Non-Federal: $15,868 | W. Adam Sigler | water quality, hydrogeochemistry, groundwater |
2023 | MT | Annual Base | Understanding Irrigator Decision-Making to Design for Drought in the Upper Missouri Headwaters | Federal: $18,678 Non-Federal: $18,678 | Arica Crootof | management and planning, drought, irrigation |
2023 | MT | Annual Base | Temporal and spatial variation of microbial community dynamics related to nitrogen removal in constructed wetlands. | Federal: $2,495 Non-Federal: $1,123 | Stephanie Ayotte | wastewater, treatment, nitrate contamination |
2023 | MT | Annual Base | Drought Conflict and Cooperation in Montana: Trends Across the State | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $1,125 | Erin Bjorklund | drought, water supply, management and planning |
2023 | MT | Annual Base | Assessment of Water Availability for Irrigation within the Elevational Gradient of a Mountainous Catchment in Southwestern Montana | Federal: $2,414 Non-Federal: $1,086 | Eliza Rickenbaugh | water supply, irrigation, surface water |
2023 | MT | Annual Base | Beavers and their analogs: the effects of restoration tools on western stream ecosystems | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $1,175 | Hilary Schultz | water quality, ecology, hydrogeochemistry |
2023 | MT | Annual Base | The influence of nutrients on the accumulation of dissolved, colloidal, and particulate metals in a stream food web | Federal: $2,490 Non-Federal: $1,170 | Dylan White | water quality, ecology, surface water |
2023 | NC | Annual Base | Novel techniques to enhance physical and biological nutrient treatment and recovery at rural wastewater facilities | Federal: $30,017 Non-Federal: $29,970 | Michael Burchell | wastewater, treatment, wetlands |
2023 | NC | Annual Base | Probabilistic Streambank Erosion Curves for Advancing Assessment and Prediction in the Context of Climate Change | Federal: $24,628 Non-Federal: $35,372 | Celso Castro-Bolinaga | climatological processes, sediments, models |
2023 | NC | Annual Base | Improved Quantification of Stormwater Dilution in Wastewater Treatment Plant Influent Using Organic Matter Fluorescence | Federal: $24,468 Non-Federal: $35,520 | Christopher Osburn | wastewater, treatment, water quality |
2023 | NC | Annual Base | Potential impacts of lithium mining on water quality in North Carolina | Federal: $25,208 Non-Federal: $0 | Avner Vengosh | surface water, groundwater, water quality |
2023 | NC | Annual Base | Microplastic sources, abundance, and cycling dynamics in water, sediments, and caddisfly larvae of a representative Appalachian headwater basin. | Federal: $32,221 Non-Federal: $0 | Jerry Miller | water quality, surface water, toxic substances |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Smart radiometer for soil moisture detection in view of an efficient irrigation system | Federal: $5,552 Non-Federal: $5,565 | Shuvashis Dey | agriculture, irrigation, water supply, |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Enhancing Machine Learning Methods for Rainfall-Runoff Forecasting | Federal: $4,653 Non-Federal: $4,694 | Xuefeng Chu | hydrology, models, surface water |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Polyelectrolyte biopolymers (PEBs) for chloride remediation in water and soils impacted by brine spills | Federal: $4,620 Non-Federal: $5,798 | Thomas M. DeSutter | toxic substances, acid deposition, treatment |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Activated Carbon Modified Chitosan Membranes/Beads for Bromate Removal from Drinking Water | Federal: $4,532 Non-Federal: $4,821 | Achintya Bezbaruah | water quality, toxic substances, treatment |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Looking Ahead: A Sustainable Approach to PFAS Removal From Drinking Water | Federal: $4,100 Non-Federal: $4,174 | Achintya Bezbaruah | water quality, treatment, toxic substances |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Aquatic macroinvertebrates as indicators of restoration success in Prairie Pothole Region wetlands | Federal: $4,100 Non-Federal: $6,881 | Marinus Otte | wetlands, management and planning, water quality |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Social Sensing for Supporting Water Infrastructure Resilience | Federal: $3,961 Non-Federal: $4,174 | Chau Le | floods, management and planning |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Utilizing remote-controlled drip irrigation for high tunnel tomato and pepper productions in North Dakota | Federal: $3,961 Non-Federal: $4,174 | Xinhua Jia | irrigation, agriculture, conservation |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | InSAR, Repeat Photography, and GPS to Monitor Landslides in North Dakota | Federal: $3,961 Non-Federal: $3,961 | Benjamin Laabs | hydrology, geomorpological processes, climatological processes |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Enhanced Removal of Organic Micropollutants in Agricultural Runoff and Wastewater Effluent by Novel KrCl* Excimer Lamp (222 nm) | Federal: $3,615 Non-Federal: $3,615 | Jiale Xu | treatment, wastewater, toxic substances |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Development of a Joint Modeling Framework for Assessing the Impacts of Wetland Restoration on Hydrologic Processes in an Impaired Wetland-Influenced Watershed in North Dakota | Federal: $3,615 Non-Federal: $3,627 | Xuefeng Chu | wetlands, hydrology, models |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Reconstructing glyphosate use in the Prairie Pothole Region: A paleolimnological approach | Federal: $3,630 Non-Federal: $8,217 | Marinus Otte | ecology, sediments, wetlands, agriculture |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluating the Impact of Constructed Wetlands at the Watershed Scale | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $2,782 | Marinus L. Otte | wetlands, water quality, models |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Automated irrigation for commercial production of watermelon, squash, and muskmelon cultivars in Oakes | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $2,782 | Xinhua Jia | irrigation, agriculture, conservation |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Developing Machine Learning and Deep Learning Soil Moisture Models for Precision Agricultural Applications | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $2,782 | Zhulu Lin, Xin (Rex) Sun | water supply, agriculture, models |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Cross-stream shear stress distribution in ice-covered | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $2,782 | Trung Bao Le | floods, climatological processes, hydrology |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Building NRCS Technical Capacity in Irrigation Water Management for Variable Rate Irrigation | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $2,782 | Dean D. Steele | irrigation, water quantity, conservation, sensors |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Towards a Low-cost, Pervasive Metasurface-based Dielectric Resonator Wireless Soil Salinity and Moisture Sensing System for Precision Agriculture | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $2,782 | Shuvashis Dey | water quality, agriculture, hydrology |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Sustainable Management of Dams and Reservoirs in North Dakota: Sediment Transport Characterization | Federal: $4,572 Non-Federal: $4,933 | Yeo Howe Lim | sediments, water supply, management and planning, water quality |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Salts Removal as an Effective and Economical Method of Bakken Formation Treatment | Federal: $4,572 Non-Federal: $4,933 | Yeo Howe Lim | treatment, water quality, groundwater, produced water |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Data mining of hybrid processes for microplastics treatments in wastewater and landfill leachate | Federal: $4,363 Non-Federal: $4,759 | Yun Ji | wastewater, water quality, treatment |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Determination of Water Quality Parameters in Small Waterbodies using UAV Hyperspectral Remote Sensing | Federal: $3,554 Non-Federal: $3,700 | Yeo Howe Lim | water quality, nutrients, surface water, remote sensing |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Data mining of hybrid processes for microplasitics treatments in wastewater and landfill leachate | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $3,995 | Yun Ji | wastewater, models, methods |
2023 | ND | Annual Base | Detecting Scale-Specific Changes in Wetland Water Quality and Ecological Communities | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $2,991 | Mark Kaemingk | ecology, methods, wetlands |
2023 | NE | Annual Base | Grassland wildfire impacts on lake ecosystems | Federal: $29,841 Non-Federal: $29,841 | Jessica Corman | water quality, nutrients, surface water |
2023 | NE | Annual Base | Managing Irrigated Cropping Systems for Drought Resilience and Vadose zone Nitrate Control: Field Evaluations and Modeling | Federal: $29,962 Non-Federal: $29,966 | Abia Katimbo | water quality |
2023 | NE | Annual Base | Synergistic effect of biochar and biosolids to limit nitrate leaching beneath cropland | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $14,958 | Arindam Malakar | nitrate contamination, nutrients, geochemical processes, hydrogeochemistry |
2023 | NE | Annual Base | Growing Groundwater Science | Federal: $14,119 Non-Federal: $16,283 | Dan Snow | groundwater, nitrate contamination |
2023 | NE | Annual Base | Metal Oxide precipitates on irrigation center pivots as a non-invasive screening tool for redox sensitive trace metals in groundwater | Federal: $11,299 Non-Federal: $11,331 | Jeffrey Westrop | water quality, geochemical processes, groundwater |
2023 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Long-term monitoring of rapidly developing suburban watersheds | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $69,251 | William H. McDowell | water quality, surface water, non point pollution |
2023 | NH | Annual Base | Revealing the Dark Cyanotoxin Biosphere | Federal: $29,494 Non-Federal: $30,859 | Jeffrey Miller | water quality, toxic substances, methods, Cyanobacteria, Blooms, Picocyanobacteria, ddPCR, Metagenomics |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Pre-and post-storm PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances) distribution in Atlantic City Reservoir and connected streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Thivanka Ariyarathna, Brian T. Buckley | non point pollution, surface water, solute transport, toxic substances, water quality, hydrogeochemistry, floods |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessing spatiotemporal variations and driving forces of harmful algal blooms in New Jersey lakes using remote sensing and artificial intelligence | Federal: $19,090 Non-Federal: $20,966 | Huiran Jin | water quality, surface water, methods, education |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Bioretention system optimization for effective stormwater quality management | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,012 | Viravid Na Nagara, Michel Boufadel | water quality, non point pollution, treatment |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Mixed media biologically active filters for water reuse in agriculture | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Tanvir Ahmed, Lisa Axe | agriculture, irrigation, non point pollution, treatment, nutrients |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Reductive defluorination of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in sediments | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,002 | Melissa Caruana, Donna Fennell | sediments, treatment, toxic substances, PFAS, biodegradation |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Metal complexation in New Jersey brownfield soils, a critical water quality issue | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Eshariah Dyson, Nina Goodey | geochemical processes, water quality, sediments, toxic substances, wetlands |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessing hydrologically sensitive areas as a novel indicator of flood risks using a hedonic pricing method | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Wenlong Feng, Zeyuan Qiu | economics, floods, hydrology, management and planning, models |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Algal separation using recoverable magnetic particles under a tunable magnetic field | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Lili Li, Yihan Zhang, Wen Zhang | treatment, water quality, water supply |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | An integrated approach to groundwater management in northern New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Toritseju Oyen, Duke Ophori | water quality, groundwater, geochemical processes, model, salinity, deicing salts |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of graphene oxide quantum dot immobilized multifunctional super hydrophilic membranes for the removal of diverse contaminants: from gasoline to PFAS | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Sumona Paul, Somenath Mitra | water quality, wastewater, treatment |
2023 | NJ | Annual Base | Nanobubble-enhanced oxygenation of reduced iron-bearing minerals for organic phosphorus removal from wastewater | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,040 | Lai Wei, Lijie Zhang | wastewater, treatment, water quality, nutrient |
2023 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information System for Water Resources Research Planning and Outreach | Federal: $22,952 Non-Federal: $22,952 | Alexander G. Fernald | management and planning, agriculture, models |
2023 | NM | Annual Base | Collective effects of different PFAS chemicals on migration behaviors and toxicity | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Runwei Li | solute transport, toxic substances, water quality, PFAS, co-transport, migration, co-exposure, ecotoxicity |
2023 | NM | Annual Base | New Mexico Statewide Drought Vulnerability Analysis Under Future Climate Change Scenarios Using a Physically-Based Coupled Model | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Huidae Cho | drought, hydrology, methods |
2023 | NM | Annual Base | Numerical modeling of root water uptake of forage crops in semi-arid environments | Federal: $27,000 Non-Federal: $27,000 | Rajan Ghimire | conservation, irrigation, models, soil health |
2023 | NV | Annual Base | Removal of Fluoride from Groundwater in Rural Communities of Nevada | Federal: $34,768 Non-Federal: $34,768 | Erick Bandala | groundwater, water quality |
2023 | NV | Annual Base | A Storyline Approach to Assess the 1997 New Year’s Flood in Western Nevada | Federal: $28,653 Non-Federal: $28,653 | Guo Yu | floods, hydrology, climatological processes |
2023 | NV | Annual Base | Applying Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (INAA) to Study the Concentration Variation of Heavy Metals in Lake Mead Due to Climate Change and Population Growth in Southern Nevada | Federal: $35,790 Non-Federal: $98,870 | Zaijing Sun | drought, radioactive substances, water quality |
2023 | NY | Annual Base | Satellite-based monitoring and web-based visualization of sediment and turbidity of the Finger Lakes | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $36,143 | Bahram Salehi | water quality, methods, sediments |
2023 | NY | Annual Base | Does this taste salty to you? Chronic effects of road salt application on stream food webs | Federal: $35,355 Non-Federal: $38,670 | Whorley | ecology, surface water, water quality, road salt |
2023 | OH | Annual Base | Using long-term satellite data and machine learning to quantify changes in riverine phosphorus in the Ohio River Basin | Federal: $35,983 Non-Federal: $40,824 | Dongmei Feng | water quality, models, nutrients |
2023 | OH | Annual Base | Decision-tool to prioritize water line repair to combat water inequity | Federal: $30,172 Non-Federal: $30,198 | Yalin Dong | water supply, models, economics |
2023 | OH | Annual Base | Evaluating the relationship between variable winter/spring conditions and cyanobacteria dynamics in Ohio reservoirs | Federal: $35,208 Non-Federal: $35,403 | Lesley Knoll | ecology, nutrients, non point pollution |
2023 | OK | Annual Base | Technology for Measurement and Remediation of PFAS in Contaminated Water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,002 | Allen Apblett | water quality, wastewater, groundwater, Polyfluroalkyl substances |
2023 | OK | Annual Base | Recovering Water and Metals From Produced Water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $48,438 | Mark Krzmarzick | water quality, wastewater, water supply |
2023 | OK | Annual Base | Evaluating Regenerative Agricultural Practices (RAPs) as a Strategy to Mitigate Flash Flooding in Southwest Oklahoma | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,663 | Ali Mirchi | floods, agriculture, water quantity, Soil Health |
2023 | OK | Annual Base | Estimating runoff and nitrate leaching from the Oklahoma TAPS program using the DNDC model | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Mary Foltz | models, nitrate contamination, agriculture |
2023 | OK | Annual Base | Fate of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in wastewater treatment facilities in Oklahoma | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Kiranmayi Mangalgiri | water quality, surface water, toxic substances, PFAS |
2023 | OK | Annual Base | Improving Membrane Distillation Technology by Controlling Hydrophobicity of Microporous Membrane | Federal: $4,946 Non-Federal: $4,953 | Khaled Sallam | wastewater, treatment, drought |
2023 | OR | Annual Base | Transboundary Groundwater Management in Klamath Basin, Oregon and California | Federal: $14,646 Non-Federal: $17,249 | Stephen Good | groundwater, law, institutions, and policy, agriculture |
2023 | OR | Annual Base | Assessment of Legal and Policy Options to Restore Water Levels in Lake Abert and Summer Lake | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $7,500 | Michelle Smith | law, institutions, and policy, management and planning, surface water |
2023 | OR | Annual Base | Workforce Development for Water-Related Careers in Oregon | Federal: $24,514 Non-Federal: $24,755 | Fletcher Beaudoin | education |
2023 | PA | Annual Base | Identification, characterization and risk assessment of PFAS in Schuylkill River Watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Gangadhar Andaluri | water quality, toxic substances, surface water, PFAS |
2023 | PA | Annual Base | Defluorination of PFAS by iron/carbon/nanofiber composites under UVC light | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,065 | Dipendu Saha | water quality, toxic substances, treatment |
2023 | PA | Annual Base | Evaluating the spatial and temporal variability of microplastics in freshwater stream macroinvertebrates in Central Pennsylvania | Federal: $24,931 Non-Federal: $24,931 | Jon Sweetman | toxic substances, water quality, non point pollution, Ecology, Surface Water |
2023 | PR | Annual Base | Rapid, Portable and Low-Cost Water Quality Sensor Using Artificial Intelligence | Federal: $22,844 Non-Federal: $26,881 | Pedro Resto Irizarry | water quality, wastewater, methods |
2023 | PR | Annual Base | Installation and integration of a rainwater collection system with a rainfall simulator to enhance water erosion research in Puerto Rico | Federal: $23,026 Non-Federal: $23,580 | Salvador Acuña Guzman | agriculture, hydrology, sediments |
2023 | PR | Annual Base | Biocomposites for Caffeine Detection and Removal in Aquatic Ecosystems | Federal: $23,000 Non-Federal: $23,495 | Magda La Torre | ecology, agriculture, conservation |
2023 | RI | Annual Base | Assessing the risk of PFAS-contaminated sediments in textile mill waste lagoons along the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, RI | Federal: $19,303 Non-Federal: $19,301 | Rainer Lohmann | toxic substances, surface water, water quality |
2023 | RI | Annual Base | Septic-groundwater interaction: water table variability over seasons and storms in Charlestown, RI | Federal: $26,403 Non-Federal: $31,586 | Chrisopher Russoniello | water quality, surface water, groundwater |
2023 | RI | Annual Base | Sampling and characterization of nanoplastics in tap water of Rhode Island | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $28,756 | Yang Lin | toxic substances, water quality |
2023 | RI | Annual Base | Nanoparticle-based sensors for real-time, continuous PFAS identification | Federal: $19,300 Non-Federal: $18,112 | Ryan Poling-Skutvik | toxic substances, water quality |
2023 | SC | Annual Base | Integrating Alligator Tissues and Environmental Samples as Novel Matrices for Monitoring PFAS and Microplastic Contamination in South Carolina Wetlands | Federal: $34,419 Non-Federal: $35,554 | James Anderson | conservation, water quality, wetlands, microplastic, PFAS, alligaors |
2023 | SC | Annual Base | Development of Statewide Baseline Microcystin GIS Database for South Carolina Ponds: Capturing Initial Microcystin Data for Research and Analysis | Federal: $34,670 Non-Federal: $36,310 | Debabata Sahoo | toxic substances, water quality, surface water |
2023 | SC | Annual Base | A High-resolution Inventory of South Carolina’s Waterbodies from Multi-source GIS products | Federal: $33,448 Non-Federal: $33,537 | Cuizhen (Susan) Wang | water quantity, surface water, management and planning, GIS, Remote Sensing |
2023 | SD | Annual Base | Pilot scale (Year 2) study for utilizing nanobubble technology for dairy processing effluent | Federal: $37,583 Non-Federal: $37,585 | Maneesha Mohan | treatment, wastewater, water quality |
2023 | TN | Annual Base | Quantifying Agricultural Water Use in Tennessee and Assessing Areas of Potential Water Availablility Concern | Federal: $26,000 Non-Federal: $32,959 | Emine Fidan | |
2023 | TN | Annual Base | Reconstruct missing data in water system with machine learning | Federal: $26,000 Non-Federal: $34,988 | Haochen Li | |
2023 | TN | Annual Base | Optimizing sampling and processing techniques for improved microplastic source dtermination in Tennesseee waterways | Federal: $25,999 Non-Federal: $41,138 | Stephanie DeVries | |
2023 | TX | Annual Base | Constraining How Riverbank Microbial Communities Influence Watershed Scale Denitrification | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $15,376 | Peter Knappett | geochemical processes, water quality, nutrients |
2023 | TX | Annual Base | The Impact of Artificial Aquifer Recharge on the Spread of Antibiotic Resistance in the Hueco Bolson Aquifer | Federal: $7,497 Non-Federal: $7,486 | Itza Mendoza | wastewater, water quality, solute transport |
2023 | TX | Annual Base | Transport of antibiotics and bacterial antibiotic-resistance genes in soils of semi-arid regions of Texas | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,008 | Itza Mendoza | solute transport, water quality, irrigation |
2023 | TX | Annual Base | Ecohydrology of Yaupon Holly | Federal: $7,494 Non-Federal: $15,362 | Bradford Wilcox | conservation, ecology, hydrology |
2023 | UT | Annual Base | Forage crop water use under subsurface drip irrigation in Utah | Federal: $34,310 Non-Federal: $40,090 | Burdette Barker | agriculture, irrigation, drought, subsurface drip irrigation, evapotranspiration, forage crops |
2023 | UT | Annual Base | Unveiling the Interactions between Antimicrobial Resistome and Microplastics Influenced by Heavy Metals and Antimicrobics in Wastewater Treatment Plants in Utah | Federal: $33,844 Non-Federal: $34,145 | Liyuan Hou | wastewater, water quality, treatment, antimicrobial resistance genes, municipal wastewater, microplastics, heavy metals, antimicrobics, environmental health |
2023 | UT | Annual Base | Enhancing Urban Irrigation Analysis in Utah with Remote Sensing | Federal: $34,000 Non-Federal: $34,000 | Robert Sowby | conservation, irrigation, water quantity, water conservation, urban water use, remote sensing, drought, irrigation, NDVI |
2023 | UT | Annual Base | Evaluating Cyanobacteria and Cyanotoxins in Surface Water Aerosols near Utah Lake | Federal: $34,379 Non-Federal: $33,863 | Sierra Young | water quality, toxic substances, surface water, cyanobacteria, harmful algal bloom, HAB, bioaerosols, cyanotoxins |
2023 | VA | Annual Base | Can free chlorine cause electrochemical reversal of copper and lead solder in drinking water systems? | Federal: $19,692 Non-Federal: $19,692 | Marc Edwards | treatment, water supply, drinking water |
2023 | VA | Annual Base | An investigation of septic sludge resistomes to inform public health and wastewater surveillance of antimicrobial resistance | Federal: $19,762 Non-Federal: $19,762 | Leigh-Anne Krometis | wastewater, antibiotic resistance |
2023 | VA | Annual Base | Using agent-based modeling to evaluate the role of shear flows in limiting chemotactic response to NAPL sources | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Roseanne M Ford | toxic substances, groundwater, NAPLs |
2023 | VA | Annual Base | Hazard identification of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in locally consumed fishes of the tidal freshwater Potomac River | Federal: $19,956 Non-Federal: $19,956 | Thomas Huff | toxic substances, water quality, PFAS |
2023 | VI | Annual Base | Biodiversity analyses to secure US Virgin Islands water quality | Federal: $50,116 Non-Federal: $0 | Guilherme Corte | water quality, non point pollution, ecology |
2023 | VI | Annual Base | Providing accessible water quality testing services for cistern water with a focus on bacteria, disinfection byproducts, and other contaminants of local concern in St. Thomas, USVI | Federal: $52,527 Non-Federal: $0 | Amber Packard | water quality, water supply, nitrate contamination |
2023 | VT | Annual Base | Identifying the environmental drivers of toxic vs. non-toxic cyanobacteria strain abundance in two eutrophic bays of Lake Champlain. | Federal: $14,860 Non-Federal: $14,860 | Ana M. Morales-Williams | ecology, water quality, toxic substances, surface water |
2023 | VT | Annual Base | Assessing mechanisms of phosphorous removal at a Champlain Basin wastewater treatment plant | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $13,000 | Matthew Scarborough | nutrients, wastewater, treatment, wastewater treatment, phosphorus, biological nutrient removal |
2023 | VT | Annual Base | Influence of artificial aeration on nitrogen fixation and nutrient limitation of phytoplankton in Lake Carmi, VT | Federal: $14,861 Non-Federal: $14,861 | Ana M. Morales-Williams | ecology, nutrients, water quality, nutrient limitation, phytoplankton, cyanobacteria, nitrogen fixation, nitrogen |
2023 | VT | Annual Base | Lake Champlain interannual winter microbial dynamics | Federal: $29,763 Non-Federal: $29,923 | Erin Eggleston | ecology, nutrients, methods, bacteria, winter, phytoplankton, ice cover, long-term monitoring data |
2023 | VT | Annual Base | Consequences of warming winters on nutrient export to Lake Champlain | Federal: $37,961 Non-Federal: $37,961 | E. C. Adair | water quality, nutrients, hydrogeochemistry, Climate change, winter events, rain-on-snow, snowmelt, nutrient and sediment sources and flowpaths, nutrient loading, watershed nutrient transport |
2023 | WA | Annual Base | Evaluation of drawdown dynamics and implications for groundwater detectability with | Federal: $28,861 Non-Federal: $28,861 | Jonathan Yoder | |
2023 | WA | Annual Base | Exploring drainage water management as a tool for improving water quality in Washington | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Jonathan Yoder | groundwater, remote sensing, seasonal dynamics |
2023 | WA | Annual Base | Evaluation of Remote Sensing Based Monitoring of Lake Water Quality in WA State | Federal: $28,806 Non-Federal: $28,845 | Jonathan Yoder | |
2023 | WI | Annual Base | Aligning the Wisconsin Idea on water: Interpreting public perspectives and values | Federal: $4,939 Non-Federal: $2,741 | Michael Cardiff | groundwater, water supply |
2023 | WI | Annual Base | Biomanipulation of groundwater flooding | Federal: $55,276 Non-Federal: $24,018 | Steven Loheide | groundwater, floods |
2023 | WI | Annual Base | Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP) | Federal: $18,633 Non-Federal: $20,542 | Alison Mikulyuk | surface water |
2023 | WI | Annual Base | Water Resources Fellow | Federal: $33,299 Non-Federal: $25,261 | Jennifer Hauxwell | water quality, management and planning |
2023 | WV | Annual Base | Evaluating trends using 3 Rivers QUEST (3RQ) Data | Federal: $49,393 Non-Federal: $52,304 | Leslie Hopkinson | water quality, surface water, hydrology |
2023 | WV | Annual Base | Assessment of Economic Benefits from Restoration of Three Fork Creek of the Tygart River Drainage | Federal: $49,993 Non-Federal: $50,079 | Julian Hwang | economics, water quality, ecology |
2023 | WY | Annual Base | Improving Hydrologic Predictions in Wyoming's Headwaters Through Detailed Quantification of Snowmelt | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $21,198 | Fabian Nippgen | hydrology, surface water, drought, modeling |
2023 | WY | Annual Base | Evaluation of Critical Minerals (CMs) Deposits, Mainly Lithium (Li) and Rare Earth Elements (REEs), in Wyoming as well as the Economic Viability of Mining These Resources | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $34,831 | Maohong Fan | treatment, management and planning, conservation, resource recovery |
2023 | WY | Annual Base | Evaluating Toxicity of Harmful Cyanobacterial Blooms in Wyoming Lakes and Reservoirs | Federal: $15,019 Non-Federal: $30,232 | Sarah Collins | water quality, ecology, nutrients |
2023 | WY | Annual Base | High Resolution Upland and Riverbank Erosion Monitoring to Inform Best Management Practices that Seek to Reduce Sediment Accumulation at the Willwood Dam | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $27,129 | Austin Madson | sediments, geomorpological processes, water quality, management and planning |
2022 | AK | Annual Base | Characterization of Biofilms from Full-scale Drinking Water Distribution Pipe Mains in an Arctic Utilidor System | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Md Ibnul Hasan | |
2022 | AK | Annual Base | Microbial recovery of rare-earth elements from acid mine drainage waters in Alaska | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Fayzul Kabir | |
2022 | AK | Annual Base | Fire Influence on Primary Production in Boreal Streams | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Jacob Adams | |
2022 | AK | Annual Base | Controls on carbon transport and fate in boreal forest headwater streams | Federal: $19,629 Non-Federal: $19,629 | Kristin Olson | |
2022 | AK | Annual Base | Evaluating the effluent quality of wastewater lagoons in the remote Alaskan communities | Federal: $19,592 Non-Federal: $19,592 | Subhabrata Dev | |
2022 | AL | Annual Base | Building A Private Well Contamination Risk Model To Reduce | Federal: $22,652 Non-Federal: $49,525 | Jake Nelson | |
2022 | AL | Annual Base | Effect of cover cropping on soil pore properties and nutrient leaching | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $26,557 | Jasmeet Lamba | |
2022 | AL | Annual Base | Role of cover crops on cotton root architecture and physiology for sustaining soil and water | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Jagdeep Singh | |
2022 | AL | Annual Base | Drought Impacts on Reservoir Water Quality: Relating Climate, Retention Time, and | Federal: $9,985 Non-Federal: $9,985 | Benjamin Webster | |
2022 | AL | Annual Base | Interactive Effects Of Nutrient Enrichment And Wave Energy On | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Julia Cherry | |
2022 | AR | Annual Base | Why and when does microcystin exceed recreational guidelines at Lake Fayetteville | Federal: $28,502 Non-Federal: $28,503 | Brian Haggard | |
2022 | AR | Annual Base | Quantifying watershed-scale responses to conservation in three agricultural watersheds dominated by poultry and pasture-raised livestock production | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $2,115 | Shannon Speir | |
2022 | AR | Annual Base | Application of functional gene array technology to understanding biogeochemical processes in small reservoirs across a nutrient and land use gradient | Federal: $34,581 Non-Federal: $34,581 | Erik Pollock | |
2022 | AR | Annual Base | Nanofiltration for the removal of harmful algal toxins from Lake Fayetteville | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Ranil Wickramasinghe | |
2022 | AR | Annual Base | Antibiotic resistance genes in reuse water | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Wen Zhang | |
2022 | AR | Annual Base | Drought Patterns and Trends in Arkansas, USA, from 1985 to 2021 | Federal: $25,441 Non-Federal: $27,107 | Hamdi Zurqani | |
2022 | AZ | Annual Base | Adaptive Rotational Grazing: Increasing Soil Water Retention in Arid Landscapes | Federal: $8,932 Non-Federal: $8,934 | Joey Blankenship | |
2022 | AZ | Annual Base | Model Optimization and Testing of Low-Energy Inland Brackish Water Desalination in Arid Climates | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Kerri Hickenbottom | |
2022 | AZ | Annual Base | Impact of Climate Change on Localized Flooding and Affected Populations | Federal: $9,998 Non-Federal: $9,998 | Kevin Lansey | |
2022 | AZ | Annual Base | Three-dimensional characterization of Grand Canyon's deep karst aquifer | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Temuulen Sankey | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Deep Connections: Studying Deep Recharge and Healthy Soil Management Practices in California | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Nathaniel Bogie | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing wildlife use of 3 types of agricultural ditches: data for co-management of water quality and food safety | Federal: $9,991 Non-Federal: $0 | Jennifer Duggan | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Mitigating the impact of agriculture on groundwater levels by increasing irrigation efficiency through soil moisture sensing in Siskiyou County | Federal: $12,560 Non-Federal: $14,078 | Giuliano Carneiro Galdi | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing contaminant distributions and sources in Castaic Lake, a mercury-impacted reservoir in Los Angeles County, CA | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Priya M. Ganguli, Scott C. Hauswirth | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Understanding historical and future drought evolution and propagation across California | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Laurie Huning | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Better understanding of where water goes when it rains to improve water management | Federal: $12,670 Non-Federal: $12,670 | Scott Jasechko | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Climate-smart actions and indicators for increasing available water capacity of California soils | Federal: $12,517 Non-Federal: $0 | Mallika Nocco | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Comprehensive Characterization and Geospatial Analysis of Legal Controls on New Groundwater Extractions in the West to Inform Groundwater Sustainability Plans in California | Federal: $12,685 Non-Federal: $12,685 | Debra Perrone | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Smoke on the Water - disentangling the mechanisms through which mega-wildfires in California affect lake productivity at regional scales | Federal: $11,605 Non-Federal: $11,605 | Steven Sadro | |
2022 | CA | Annual Base | Access to Cleaner Water Sources for Vulnerable Communities in California | Federal: $15,464 Non-Federal: $0 | Samuel Sandoval Solis | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | A Combined Machine-Learning and Kriging Surface Temperature Approach for Crop Water Stress Mapping | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,200 | Jose Chavez | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | Post-fire sediment retention to enhance watershed resilience to wildfire, Colorado Rocky Mountains | Federal: $9,979 Non-Federal: $5,189 | Sarah Rathburn | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | Pop-Up Hyporheic Zones: A New Technology for Cleaning Urban Drool in Colorado | Federal: $9,850 Non-Federal: $0 | John McCray | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | Recovery of semi-arid grassland plant populations and communities from extreme drought | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,200 | Melinda Smith | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | Lab and Field Evaluation of Biopolymers to Reduce Seepage in Colorado Irrigation Canals | Federal: $9,997 Non-Federal: $5,198 | Joseph Scalia | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | Forest Fire Influences on Snowpack Timing | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,200 | Steven Fassnacht | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | Cameron Peak Fire effects on snowpack and streamflow across an elevation gradient | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,200 | Stephanie Kampf | |
2022 | CO | Annual Base | Examining nuance in variability of climate-hydrological trends over the Upper and Lower Colorado River Basins | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,200 | Steven Fassnacht | |
2022 | CT | Annual Base | Establishing a model system to restore zooplankton abundance in Connecticut lakes | Federal: $6,305 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Theodora Pinou, Laurence Marsicano | |
2022 | CT | Annual Base | Assessment of PFAS-impacted soil and groundwater in the State of Connecticut | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $28,452 | Nefeli Maria Bompoti | |
2022 | CT | Annual Base | Investigating the Impact of Beavers in Connecticut Upland Rivers | Federal: $15,438 Non-Federal: $15,438 | William Ouimet | |
2022 | CT | Annual Base | Field Hydrogeologic Study to Confirm Orchard Sources of Arsenic Contamination | Federal: $25,024 Non-Federal: $25,024 | Gary Robbins | |
2022 | CT | Annual Base | Building Environmental and Community Resilience with Rain Gardens: A Collaboration of SCSU and Neighborhood Housing Services in Newhallville, New Haven | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,002 | Sara Baker-Bailey | |
2022 | DC | Annual Base | Emerging pollutants in the Anacostia River: Determining concentration of siloxanes (D4, D5, D6, and 2.4.6.8) and specific PAHs | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,022 | Stephen E. MacAvoy | |
2022 | DC | Annual Base | Assessing cellular mechanisms underlying behavioral changes in larval fish raised in Anacostia River water | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,042 | Victoria P. Connaughton | |
2022 | DC | Annual Base | Urban Heat Island Analysis over Washington DC using Remote Sensing and In Situ Measurements | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Leila Farhadi | |
2022 | DC | Annual Base | Economical production of methane (CH4) and hydrogen (H2) and struvite recovery from agricultural waste, energy crops, and food waste | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $16,080 | Hossain Azam | |
2022 | DC | Annual Base | Storm Event Analysis Tool for Urban Infrastructure Design | Federal: $14,993 Non-Federal: $15,080 | Pradeep K Behera | |
2022 | DC | Annual Base | Assessing benzophenone contamination in DC area watersheds | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $16,080 | Ozlem Dilek | |
2022 | FL | Annual Base | Assessment of coastal sustainability to (re)emerging biothreats: Assessment of population regions prone to biological agents in water systems | Federal: $20,531 Non-Federal: $10,386 | Antarpreet Jutla | |
2022 | FL | Annual Base | Impacts of Land Use and Climate Change on Coastal Hydrology, Ecology, and Economics | Federal: $20,531 Non-Federal: $48,870 | David Kaplan | |
2022 | FL | Annual Base | Effects of per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) on microbial community structure and function at the Indian River Lagoon: Implications on sediment biochemical cycles | Federal: $18,478 Non-Federal: $8,323 | Kathy Deliz | |
2022 | FL | Annual Base | Tailoring the Surface Chemistry of Activated Carbon with Molecular Imprinted Polymers for Ultra Selective Removal of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances from Water | Federal: $18,479 Non-Federal: $8,971 | Andreia Faria | |
2022 | FL | Annual Base | Modeling nutrient/metal partitioning and distribution for clarification with machine learning | Federal: $21,436 Non-Federal: $16,030 | John Sansalone, Haochen Li | |
2022 | GA | Annual Base | Hydraulic transients in water distribution systems – the role of unsteady friction and groundwater contamination | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | Chris Lai | |
2022 | GA | Annual Base | Scenario Analysis of Flood Risk in Savannah by an Integrated Urban-Hydrology-Hydraulics Model - Phase II | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | Jian Luo | |
2022 | GA | Annual Base | Development of a Green Infrastructure by Using Biochar Amended Topsoil for On-Site Stormwater Runoff Treatment | Federal: $23,993 Non-Federal: $23,993 | George Yuzhu Fu | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Wastewater-N Solute Transport Model Scenarios of the Swamp Road Development Plan | Federal: $17,748 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan C. Habana, John W. Jenson | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Northern Guam Lens Aquifer Web MApps Tethys Portal, Production well, Nitrates Map and Historical Graphs | Federal: $8,971 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan C. Habana | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Southern Guam Hydrologic Web MApp: Tethys Portal, Ugum Watershed Streamflow Duration Curves | Federal: $10,597 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan C. Habana, Leroy F. Heitz | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | PFOS trend monitoring in Saipan production wells | Federal: $38,987 Non-Federal: $0 | Yong Sang Kim, Myeong-Ho Yeo, Heidi Yelin | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Protection of fresh water resources through proper solid waste management | Federal: $20,686 Non-Federal: $0 | Myeong-Ho Yeo, Youngmin Cho | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | A sustainable plan for stormwater management and flooding at Garapan Saipan Phase III - Building Stormwater Model | Federal: $38,359 Non-Federal: $0 | Myeong-Ho Yeo | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Sustainability of water resources through education - Chuuk Lagoon | Federal: $47,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Myeong-Ho Yeo, Danko Taborosi, Manuel Rauchholz | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Guam Water Kids - Protecting Guam's Freshwater Resources | Federal: $25,144 Non-Federal: $0 | Myeong-Ho Yeo, Shinhwa Lee | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Establishing a GIS Model for Mapping Groundwater Protection Zones in Guam | Federal: $14,681 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, Brian Bearden, John Jenson | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | Spatio-temporal Analysis of Patterns and Trends of Salinity in Hatgana Basin | Federal: $24,941 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, John Jenson | |
2022 | GU | Annual Base | An exploratory analysis of the impact of climate change on GWA built infrastructure | Federal: $20,978 Non-Federal: $0 | Yong Sang Kim | |
2022 | HI | Annual Base | Understanding the impact of nutrient loading on the ecology of Staphylococcus aureus in Hawaii beach sand | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Marek Kirs | |
2022 | HI | Annual Base | Characterizing network-wide, spatially explicit current and future stream temperature distribution | Federal: $39,572 Non-Federal: $39,828 | Henrietta Dulai | |
2022 | HI | Annual Base | Daily Streamflow Forecasting in American Samoa by Deep Learning Approaches | Federal: $39,751 Non-Federal: $0 | Sayed Bateni, Christopher Shuler | |
2022 | HI | Annual Base | Strengthening understanding of land-sea systems: illuminating drivers of nutrient and sediment loads and links to coral reefs in American Samoa | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Leah Bremer | |
2022 | HI | Annual Base | Assessing Watershed Pollutant Impacts Using Nearshore Coral Microbiome Bioindicators | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $40,001 | Craig Nelson | |
2022 | IA | Annual Base | Denitrification potential in floodplain forests: Investigating water quality improvements to reduce negative impacts in downstream communities. | Federal: $13,179 Non-Federal: $27,147 | William Beck, Emily Zimmerman | |
2022 | IA | Annual Base | Treatment Impacts on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Discharge in Wet-Weather Flows | Federal: $19,934 Non-Federal: $39,967 | Joe Charbonnet | |
2022 | IA | Annual Base | Identify causal pathways of how household flood recovery measures lead to the reduction of unmet social needs | Federal: $3,503 Non-Federal: $7,008 | Md Asif Rahman, Eric Tate | |
2022 | IA | Annual Base | Probing Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions as a Driver of Complex Mixture Evolution in an Effluent-Impacted Stream in Iowa | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,035 | Gregory H. LeFevre, Jessica R. Meyer | |
2022 | ID | Annual Base | Developing drone-based thermal imagery to quantify the thermal and hydrologic retention capacity of beaver habitat and their restoration analogs | Federal: $33,461 Non-Federal: $33,132 | Brian Kennedy | |
2022 | ID | Annual Base | Partitioning of snowmelt in the critical zone: effect of vegetation on snow water input and groundwater recharge | Federal: $39,999 Non-Federal: $40,328 | James McNamara | |
2022 | ID | Annual Base | Building a water isotope database to quantify hydrologic partitioning in Mores Creek Basin, Idaho | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Anna Bergstrom | |
2022 | IL | Annual Base | Analyzing nutrient sources in the production of harmful algal blooms in Long Lake and reducing energy use for wastewater nutrient removal using machine learning | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,001 | David Lampert | |
2022 | IL | Annual Base | Evaluating Sources of Fine Sediment to Headwater Streams in Intensively Managed Agricultural Landscapes of Illinois | Federal: $9,700 Non-Federal: $9,708 | Bruce Rhoads | |
2022 | IL | Annual Base | A hybrid plasma-electrocatalyst activated process for the synthesis of ammonia from air and water | Federal: $9,999 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Mohan Sankaran | |
2022 | IL | Annual Base | Measuring the effect of flood pulses on ecosystem function in lakes created by mining (Kickapoo State Recreation Area) | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $23,123 | Carla Caceres | |
2022 | IN | Annual Base | Effects of Nutrient Loading on PFAS Bioaccumulation in Aquatic Food Webs | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Gary Lamberti | |
2022 | IN | Annual Base | Nutrient stoichiometry and cyanobacterial blooms in the Ohio River | Federal: $23,878 Non-Federal: $81,117 | Todd Royer | |
2022 | IN | Annual Base | Cyanophages Therapy: A Novel and eco-friendly method to control cyanobacteria in Indiana lakes | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,530 | Halis Simsek | |
2022 | IN | Annual Base | Agricultural Ditch Biotic Integrity Assessment-An Ex-stream Context | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,861 | Reuben Goforth | |
2022 | KS | Annual Base | Investigating management techniques for irrigation with contaminated waters in the closed-basin Arkansas River region of western Kansas | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,261 | Jonathan Aguilar | |
2022 | KS | Annual Base | Unraveling Spatiotemporal Patterns in Watershed Nutrient and Sediment Loads under Conditions of Rapid Crop Conversion using Direct Sampling and Remote Sensing Observations | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $38,000 | Amy Hansen | |
2022 | KS | Annual Base | Forecasting streamflow and groundwater depletion with deep learning models to sustain Kansan water resources | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $38,000 | Admin Husic | |
2022 | KS | Annual Base | Herbal medicine for sick ponds: Are native aquatic macrophytes a cheap and easy way to mitigate HABs? | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $38,375 | Jennifer Moody, Ted Harris | |
2022 | KY | Annual Base | An interdisciplinary approach to improving epikarst protection | Federal: $15,119 Non-Federal: $22,387 | Benjamin W. Tobin | |
2022 | KY | Annual Base | Establishing Linkages between Nutrients, Nitrogen-fixation, and Microcystin Production by Phytoplankton Communities in a Hypereutrophic Lake | Federal: $8,100 Non-Federal: $8,111 | Elisa D'Angelo | |
2022 | KY | Annual Base | It’s not easy being green: rapid assessment of wetland carbon source-sink status through remote sensing | Federal: $19,998 Non-Federal: $19,999 | Andrea Gaughan | |
2022 | KY | Annual Base | Quantifying impacts of climate change on water availability and streamflow permanence on the Cumberland Plateau: insights from 50-years of data collection and a hydrologic model | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,440 | David Tyler Mahoney | |
2022 | KY | Annual Base | Predictive Real-time Flood Modeling for Emergency Response Planning in Urban Karst Groundwater Systems | Federal: $19,980 Non-Federal: $19,980 | Jason Polk | |
2022 | LA | Annual Base | AI-Based Automated Monitoring of Water Quality Indicators for Lake Pontchartrain | Federal: $16,560 Non-Federal: $16,979 | Zhiqiang Deng | |
2022 | LA | Annual Base | Monitoring Louisiana groundwater storage changes using GRACE/GRACE-FO data | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $18,000 | Chunli Dai | |
2022 | LA | Annual Base | Efficient Screening for Antibiotic Resistance in Surface Waters Receiving Wastewater Effluent from On-site Treatment Units | Federal: $17,993 Non-Federal: $41,258 | Aaron Bivins | |
2022 | LA | Annual Base | Investigation of dissolved carbon discharge from wastewater treatment plants to the Mississippi River | Federal: $16,628 Non-Federal: $28,566 | Y. Jun Xu | |
2022 | LA | Annual Base | The effects of environmental salinity on eco-mechanical performance in a ubiquitous coastal fish (mosquitofish, Gambusia affinis) | Federal: $17,872 Non-Federal: $17,872 | Emily Kane | |
2022 | MA | Annual Base | Decreasing toxicity of DBP of drinking water through light driven reactions | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $50,020 | Mariana Lopes | |
2022 | MA | Annual Base | Evaluating hydroclimatic controls on riverine flooding in New England using reanalysis data and model simulations | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $50,786 | Samuel Munoz | |
2022 | MD | Annual Base | Assessing and understanding spatiotemporal variation in stable hydrogen and oxygen isotope values of Maryland’s rivers | Federal: $69,004 Non-Federal: $82,637 | David Nelson, Keith Eshleman, Lee Cooper | |
2022 | MD | Annual Base | Assessment of Salinization in Metro Baltimore Drinking Water: Implications for Disinfection Byproduct Formation | Federal: $49,578 Non-Federal: $63,203 | John D. Sivey | |
2022 | ME | Annual Base | Interpreting the extent and characteristics of microplastics pollution in Maine freshwater streams to guide a holistic mitigation strategy | Federal: $34,136 Non-Federal: $34,816 | Onur Apul, Sean Smith | |
2022 | ME | Annual Base | Valuing the Economic Benefits of Maine’s Great Ponds in the 21st Century | Federal: $33,037 Non-Federal: $34,764 | Adam Daigneault, Susan Gallo, Linda Bacon | |
2022 | ME | Annual Base | Relative impacts of human-induced and natural wave erosion and deposition processes on large alum treated lakes: A case study on East Pond | Federal: $22,488 Non-Federal: $33,933 | Alejandra Ortiz, Danielle Wain, Alison Bates | |
2022 | MI | Annual Base | Advancement of catchment-scale models for simulating PFAS fate and transport | Federal: $25,594 Non-Federal: $24,993 | Amirpouyan Nejadhashemi | |
2022 | MI | Annual Base | Characterizing changes in stream flow over time for socioeconomically and ecologically important rivers across Michigan | Federal: $20,707 Non-Federal: $20,752 | Dana Infante, Hao Yu | |
2022 | MI | Annual Base | Impacts of plant species on relative infiltration in runoff BMPs – a foundational study for future citizen science research | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,080 | Dawn Dechand, Younsuk Dong | |
2022 | MN | Annual Base | Snow hydrology in Minnesota headwater catchments | Federal: $10,600 Non-Federal: $17,608 | Xue Feng | |
2022 | MN | Annual Base | Assessing the impact of industrial agriculture on water quantity and water quality in the Park Rapids region | Federal: $9,923 Non-Federal: $16,185 | John Nieber | |
2022 | MN | Annual Base | Nitrogen Rate, Cover Crops, and Living Mulches: Their Impact on Irrigated Corn and Soybean Production and the Environment | Federal: $10,344 Non-Federal: $17,070 | Fabian Fernandez | |
2022 | MN | Annual Base | Protecting groundwater: An assessment of hydrophysical and social risks | Federal: $10,465 Non-Federal: $17,325 | Amit Pradhananga | |
2022 | MO | Annual Base | Year-round cyanotoxin threats to Missouri surface waters | Federal: $24,952 Non-Federal: $25,153 | Rebecca North | |
2022 | MO | Annual Base | Microplastic contamination in groundwater as a function of land use | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $43,509 | Elizabeth A. Hasenmueller | |
2022 | MS | Annual Base | Irrigation Systems, Row Spacing, and Applied Fertilizer Effects on Water Use and Crop Productivity | Federal: $37,176 Non-Federal: $37,176 | Drew Gholson | |
2022 | MS | Annual Base | Resource recovery from Agricultural Industry Wastewater through Sustainable Technologies – Plant and Soil Microbiome Studies | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,005 | Veera Gnaneswar Gude | |
2022 | MS | Annual Base | Multi-Scale Evaluation of the Hydrological Extremes on Coastal Wetland Vegetation | Federal: $37,879 Non-Federal: $37,879 | Wei Wu | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | How does white bark pine affect snowpack and streamflow? | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $17,541 | Danielle Ulrich, Brian Smithers | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | The Next Generation of Water Policy to Support Farms and Fish in Montana | Federal: $12,340 Non-Federal: $12,339 | Brian Chaffin | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | Exploring diffusion of information from volunteer water monitoring and the effect on public trust in science | Federal: $13,796 Non-Federal: $13,801 | Sarah Church, Adam Sigler | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | Managing for Drought & Climate: Understanding Enabling and Constraining Factors for Adaptive Decision-making Among Montana Ranchers | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Ada Smith | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | Cold Climate Nitrification in Treatment Wetlands | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Mohammad Mozaffari | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | Aerobic Granular Sludge: Assessing a Novel Approach to Pharmaceutical Removal from Wastewater | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Kylie Bodie | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | Irrigation ditches as novel agricultural streams that promote ecological connections across aquatic-terrestrial boundaries through aquatic insect emergence | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathaniel Heili | |
2022 | MT | Annual Base | Chemical and Biological Impacts of Increased Treated Mining Discharge on a Restored Ecosystem | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Juan Andres Changoluisa | |
2022 | NC | Annual Base | Performance Evaluation of Novel Resins in Flow-Through Columns for PFAS removal from Drinking Water and Treated Wastewater | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Orlando Cornell | |
2022 | NC | Annual Base | Fecal contamination source tracking and forecasting to support recreational and cultural development in the Black River watershed | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $45,481 | Angela Harris | |
2022 | NC | Annual Base | Enabling Rural Water Utilities to Create, Transfer Information, and Use Digital Service Area Boundaries | Federal: $15,400 Non-Federal: $0 | Lauren Patterson | |
2022 | NC | Annual Base | A Citizen Science Internship Program to Quantify Racial and Economic Disparities in Lead Levels in Drinking Water Across North Carolina | Federal: $18,600 Non-Federal: $62,882 | Caren Cooper | |
2022 | NC | Annual Base | Developing a watershed prioritization index to guide restoration initiatives in the Upper Little Tennessee River Basin. | Federal: $16,912 Non-Federal: $0 | Keith Gibbs | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances removal from landfill leachate by coagulation | Federal: $11,201 Non-Federal: $11,201 | Syeed Iskander | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Reconstructing glyphosate use in the Prairie Pothole Region: A paleolimnological approach | Federal: $4,326 Non-Federal: $4,326 | Marinus Otte | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Treatment and reuse of produced water through the measurement and elimination of coagulated petrochemicals/hydrocarbons in inorganic and organic aqueous solutions | Federal: $9,647 Non-Federal: $9,647 | Hallie Boyer Chelmo | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Landfill leachate plastics: occurrence, transformation, fate, and environmental implications | Federal: $13,773 Non-Federal: $13,773 | Syeed Iskander | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Environment Friendly Phosphate Removal and Recovery from Surface and Agricultural Waters | Federal: $8,939 Non-Federal: $8,940 | Achintya Bezbaruah | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Assessing the role of wetlands in reducing sediment and nutrient loads from an impaired watershed in North Dakota | Federal: $11,620 Non-Federal: $11,620 | Xuefeng Chu, Marinus Otte | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Synthesis and Performance Evaluation of Novel Carboxyl-Based Grafted Polyacrylamide fibers for Ions Removal from Produced Water (PW) | Federal: $11,285 Non-Federal: $11,286 | Ali Alshami | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Building NRCS Technical Capacity in Irrigation Water Management for Variable Rate Irrigation | Federal: $9,837 Non-Federal: $9,837 | Dean Steele | |
2022 | ND | Annual Base | Aquatic macroinvertebrates as indicators of restoration success in Prairie Pothole Region wetlands | Federal: $3,090 Non-Federal: $3,090 | Marinus Otte | |
2022 | NE | Annual Base | Surface Water Antibiotic Exposure from adjacent WWTPs, CAFOs, and Agricultural Fields | Federal: $24,971 Non-Federal: $24,971 | Keeley MacNeill, Steven Thomas | |
2022 | NE | Annual Base | A Biological and Chemical Approach to Restoring Eutrophic Ponds in Nebraska | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Aaron Mittelstet, Steve Comfort | |
2022 | NE | Annual Base | Knowing Your Well Northwest | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $7,001 | Michael Leite | |
2022 | NE | Annual Base | Compound Specific Stable Isotope Analysis (CSSI) for Soil Source Fingerprinting | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Trenton Franz, Daniel Snow | |
2022 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Long-term monitoring of rapidly developing suburban watersheds | Federal: $24,121 Non-Federal: $54,733 | William H. McDowell | |
2022 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Real time monitoring in the Lamprey River watershed | Federal: $15,983 Non-Federal: $8,418 | William H. McDowell | |
2022 | NH | Annual Base | Hedonic Analysis of the Impact of PFAS Contamination on New Hampshire Municipal Water Supplies on House Prices | Federal: $24,211 Non-Federal: $24,211 | Stephanie Brockmann, John Halstead, Scott Lemos | |
2022 | NH | Annual Base | Open-source, low-cost environmental sensing: development and education | Federal: $21,220 Non-Federal: $21,005 | Amy Villamagna, Simon Pendleton | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Employing environmental DNA to investigate seasonal dynamics of harmful algal blooms for New Jersey drinking water sources | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,435 | Tsung-Ta David Hsu, Meiyin Wu | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Smart salt application using road water conductivity | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | William Pennock, Branislav Dimitrijevic | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | 2D MoS2-Based Electronic Sensors for Multiplex PFAS Molecules Detection | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,674 | Mengqiang Zhao | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Biological removal of 1,4-dioxane by psychrophilic microorganisms | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Jose Antunes | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of Fouling Resistant, Functionalized Carbon Nanotube Immobilized Membranes for the Removal of Micro and Nano Plastics from Water | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Mitun Chandra Bhoumick | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Biodegradation of Anthropogenic Organic Pollutants by Microplastic Associated Biofilms | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Matthew Finegan | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Electrochemically Reactive Membrane System for Simultaneous Nitrate Reduction and Ammonia Recovery | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,227 | Jianan Gao | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Novel Detection of Ranavirus and other Viral Aquatic Pathogens | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,001 | Corbin Hudson | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Impacts of Salt and Artificial Root Exudates on Coastal Soil Function and Plant Growth | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,001 | Nicolina Lentine | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Effects of UV exposure on environmental microplastic quality, quantity, and ability to identify polymer type by vibrational spectroscopy | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Lilia Ochoa Romero | |
2022 | NJ | Annual Base | Green Soil Washing and Decontamination with Nanobubble Water | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,227 | Shan Xue | |
2022 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information System for Water Resources Research Planning and Outreach | Federal: $10,037 Non-Federal: $1,973 | Alexander G. Fernald | |
2022 | NM | Annual Base | A Water Control System to Deliver the Correct Amount of Water and Reduce Losses for Acequias and Other Run of the River Irrigation Delivery Canal Systems | Federal: $33,000 Non-Federal: $33,000 | Blair L. Stringam | |
2022 | NM | Annual Base | Morphology of the Rio Grande will evolve with climate change; will we be ready? | Federal: $32,986 Non-Federal: $34,593 | Kate Leary, John L Wilson | |
2022 | NM | Annual Base | Drying Rivers: Responses of Riverine Biota in Isolated Pools during Reduced Stream Flow | Federal: $32,673 Non-Federal: $33,204 | Zachary Mitchell | |
2022 | NV | Annual Base | Sensitivity of Mountain Hydrology to Changing Climate: Exploring Source Mixing and Residence Time Distributions in Basin Outflows | Federal: $46,087 Non-Federal: $71,682 | Rosemary Carroll | |
2022 | NV | Annual Base | Long-term effects of beaver-related stream restoration on fluvial sediment transport | Federal: $22,131 Non-Federal: $52,189 | Mark Hausner | |
2022 | NV | Annual Base | Climatic and hydrologic aridification in mid- and high-elevation ecosystems of southern Nevada | Federal: $39,773 Non-Federal: $39,779 | Matthew D. Petrie | |
2022 | NY | Annual Base | NYSWRI Internship Program | Federal: $22,788 Non-Federal: $14,036 | Brian G Rahm | |
2022 | NY | Annual Base | Effects of Iron and Manganese on the Decomposition of Plant Litter in Tidal Wetlands | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Matthew Reid | |
2022 | NY | Annual Base | FloodViz: a low-cost, camera-based distributed sensor network to improve the efficacy and equity of urban flooding mitigation and response | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $35,015 | Elizabeth Carter, Rebecca Schewe, Carlos Enrique Caicedo Bastidas, Joshua Cousins | |
2022 | OH | Annual Base | Evaluating Current and Future Drinking Water Affordability in Ohio | Federal: $20,484 Non-Federal: $20,715 | Daniel Gingerich, Jeffrey Bielicki | |
2022 | OH | Annual Base | The use of shotgun metagenomics to longitudinally track stream resistome dynamics: From headwaters to wastewaters | Federal: $14,967 Non-Federal: $14,973 | Jonathon B. Van Gray | |
2022 | OH | Annual Base | Oxidative exhaustion: Assessing the time frame for the cessation of acid mine drainage production within impacted watersheds | Federal: $28,375 Non-Federal: $28,375 | David M Singer | |
2022 | OH | Annual Base | Understanding hyporheic exchange dynamics in a headwaters stream impacted by urban karst | Federal: $34,264 Non-Federal: $66,947 | Dylan Ward, Reza Soltanian, Daniel Sturmer, Adam Lehmann | |
2022 | OK | Annual Base | Toxic effects of microplastics on biological wastewater treatment processes | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,002 | Jorge Gonzalez Estrella | |
2022 | OK | Annual Base | Fostering Student Training and Enhanced Educational Opportunities on Groundwater Management and climate variability | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Jacqueline M. Vadjunec | |
2022 | OK | Annual Base | Green Technology for Combating Harmful Algal Blooms | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $24,999 | Allen W. Apblett | |
2022 | OK | Annual Base | Growth and ionome-wide responses of phytoplankton to relative supplies of nitrogen, phosphorus, and trace metals in Oklahoma Reservoirs | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Punidan Jeyasingh | |
2022 | OK | Annual Base | E. coli Loading in Surface Runoff – Disentangling the Role of Cattle Grazing and Wildlife | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $5,000 | Chis Zou | |
2022 | OR | Annual Base | UPP - Workforce Development | Federal: $19,436 Non-Federal: $37,074 | Alison Hopcroft | |
2022 | OR | Annual Base | Oregon Water Futures Groundwater Reliability | Federal: $14,342 Non-Federal: $29,231 | Michelle Smith | |
2022 | PA | Annual Base | Real-time sensing groundwater in urban areas by underground telecommunication fiber optics | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Tieyuan Zhu | |
2022 | PA | Annual Base | Sediment and Nutrient Transport Dynamics’ Impact on Biodiversity in a Small Urban Stream Prior to Restoration | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Shirley E. Clark, Yen-Chih Chen | |
2022 | PA | Annual Base | Status of Invasive Snakeheads in Pennsylvania’s Waters | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Jay R. Stauffer | |
2022 | PA | Annual Base | Contaminants of emerging concern in impaired streams of the Delaware River watershed | Federal: $24,825 Non-Federal: $24,856 | Lisa A. Emili, Heather E. Preisendanz, Robert Mathers, Patrick Drohan, Raymond G. Najjar, Jill M. Arriola | |
2022 | PA | Annual Base | Flood maps and residential housing characteristics | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,000 | Lilliard Richardson, Pin Sun | |
2022 | PR | Annual Base | Rapid, Portable and Low-Cost Water Quality Sensor Using Artificial Intelligence | Federal: $23,433 Non-Federal: $0 | Pedro Resto | |
2022 | PR | Annual Base | Installation and assessment of an in-field runoff collector | Federal: $23,522 Non-Federal: $0 | Salvador Acuña | |
2022 | PR | Annual Base | Market Solutions for Water Sustainability in Puerto Rico | Federal: $21,865 Non-Federal: $0 | Teresa Longobardi | |
2022 | RI | Annual Base | Water Availability Assessment through the integration of hydrologic model and water management optimization tool for Chipuxet River Watershed, Rhode Island | Federal: $24,993 Non-Federal: $30,237 | Soni Pradhanang | |
2022 | RI | Annual Base | Quantifying impact of contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) from onsite wastewater treatment systems (OWTS) in the Ninigret Pond watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $25,051 | Alissa Cox | |
2022 | RI | Annual Base | Public perceptions and willingness to pay to mitigate microplastic fibers from the Narragansett Bay Watershed | Federal: $25,053 Non-Federal: $25,110 | Emi Uchida | |
2022 | SC | Annual Base | Developing an online GIS tool for South Carolina to estimate bacteria sources and loading rates at a watershed scale | Federal: $22,281 Non-Federal: $22,281 | Landon Knapp | |
2022 | SC | Annual Base | Identifying PFAS Hotspots in Surface Waters of South Carolina Using a New Optimized Total Organic Fluorine Method | Federal: $32,000 Non-Federal: $32,000 | Susan D. Richardson | |
2022 | SC | Annual Base | Quantifying ecological responses following floating treatment wetland application in brackish stormwater ponds | Federal: $33,545 Non-Federal: $37,270 | William Strosnider, Joshua Stone, Matthew Kimball, Amy Scaroni, Sarah White | |
2022 | SD | Annual Base | Improving Crop Resilience to Climate Variability through Refinement of Crop Water Use in the Skunk Creek Watershed | Federal: $12,952 Non-Federal: $12,952 | Ruben Behnke | |
2022 | SD | Annual Base | Nanobubble technology for dairy processing effluent management | Federal: $22,112 Non-Federal: $22,112 | Maneesha Mohan | |
2022 | SD | Annual Base | Transformation of Nitrate to Ammonia by Biochar Supported Ru Catalysts and Recovery of Ammonia as N-Fertilizer on Biochar | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Tao Ye | |
2022 | TN | Annual Base | Validation of the nitrogen balance model used in Tennessee to determine the application rate of secondary-treated reclaimed water-second year | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | John Buchanan | |
2022 | TN | Annual Base | Towards Enhancing Bioretention Treatment of Emerging Plastic Pollution in Urban Runoff | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Jejal Reddy Barhi | |
2022 | TN | Annual Base | Quantifying Microplastics from Tennessee's Wastewater Treatment Plants into Receiving Streams | Federal: $26,175 Non-Federal: $26,473 | Tania Datta, Justin Murdock | |
2022 | TX | Annual Base | Groundwater salinity forecast of the Simsboro Aquifer in Brazos County, Texas, U.S. using a numerical model for groundwater flow and transport | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $11,105 | Hongbin Zhan | |
2022 | TX | Annual Base | Mapping tap water distribution using isotope-based metrics to improve water management in the metropolitan region of north-central Texas | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $7,500 | Ricardo Sánchez-Murillo | |
2022 | UT | Annual Base | Understanding Pollutant Mobilization at the Water-Shore Interface of a Drying Great Salt Lake | Federal: $29,974 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Sierra Young, Joan McLean | |
2022 | UT | Annual Base | Developing High-Resolution Seasonal Snow Forecasts for Utah’s Watersheds | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Wei Zhang, Yoshimitsu Chikamoto, Simon Wang, Hamid Karimi | |
2022 | UT | Annual Base | Quantifying the Effect of Potential Submerged Control Structures on Density-Driven Exchange Flows through the Breach of the Great Salt Lake | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Brian M. Crookston, Som Dutta | |
2022 | UT | Annual Base | Monitoring for Assessment of Cyanobacterial Hazards in Five Drinking Water Reservoirs in Utah | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | David K. Stevens, Joan McLean | |
2022 | VA | Annual Base | Hydrologic and Biogeochemical Impacts of Beaver Activity on Stream Restoration | Federal: $7,779 Non-Federal: $7,779 | W. Cully Hession | |
2022 | VA | Annual Base | Wastewater Characterization and Enteropathogen Quantification in a Rural Virginia Sewershed and Associated Implications for Local Water Resources | Federal: $7,977 Non-Federal: $7,976 | Alasdair Cohen | |
2022 | VA | Annual Base | Geochemical drivers of effective manganese mitigation by hypolimnetic oxygenation in drinking water reservoirs | Federal: $5,897 Non-Federal: $5,898 | Madeline Schreiber | |
2022 | VA | Annual Base | Equity-informed Optimal Watershed Management | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $8,000 | Teresa Culver | |
2022 | VA | Annual Base | Survival of wastewater-associated antibiotic resistant bacteria in riverine ecosystems | Federal: $7,990 Non-Federal: $7,991 | Rima Franklin | |
2022 | VI | Annual Base | Assessing the role of ephemeral streams as conduits for nutrient and sediment pollution within the U.S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $56,912 Non-Federal: $0 | Brittany Lancellotti, David Hensley | |
2022 | VI | Annual Base | Water Heroes: Changing the Landscape of Water Quality Education Through Immersive Technologies | Federal: $36,776 Non-Federal: $0 | Howard Forbes Jr | |
2022 | VT | Annual Base | Lake Champlain winter microbial dynamics and long-term data trends | Federal: $33,061 Non-Federal: $33,121 | Erin Eggleston | |
2022 | VT | Annual Base | Potential impacts on drinking water from road salt storage facilities in vulnerable communities | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Stephanie Hurley | |
2022 | VT | Annual Base | Nutrient loading during winter and growing season high-flow events in different gauged watersheds of the Lake Champlain Basin | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Andrew Schroth, Sonya Vogel | |
2022 | VT | Annual Base | Food Web Responses to Round Goby and Quagga Mussel Invasions Across the Gradient of Lake Types within the Lake Champlain Ecosystem | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Jason Stockwell | |
2022 | WA | Annual Base | Furthering drone-based technologies to map stream velocities, temperatures, grain size distributions and salmon spawning habitat | Federal: $29,944 Non-Federal: $29,944 | Alexander Fremier | |
2022 | WA | Annual Base | Building Tribal-Academic Partnerships to Protect Pacific Salmon from Toxic Urban Stormwater | Federal: $29,933 Non-Federal: $33,467 | Jenifer McIntyre | |
2022 | WA | Annual Base | Integrating agricultural water use for extreme-weather-management into climate change impact assessments | Federal: $29,894 Non-Federal: $29,894 | Kirti Rajagopalan | |
2022 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Water Resources Fellowship: Collaborating with Water Managers | Federal: $37,468 Non-Federal: $26,566 | Jennifer Hauxwell | |
2022 | WI | Annual Base | Water@UW Summer Research Opportunity Program | Federal: $18,757 Non-Federal: $13,391 | James Hurley | |
2022 | WI | Annual Base | Aligning the Wisconsin Idea on water: Interpreting public perspectives and values | Federal: $21,021 Non-Federal: $19,451 | Michael Cardiff | |
2022 | WI | Annual Base | Biomanipulation of groundwater flooding | Federal: $24,133 Non-Federal: $25,413 | Steven P. Loheide II, Kenneth W. Potter | |
2022 | WV | Annual Base | Implementing a Stream Flow Monitoring Program to Inform Management and Conservation Decisions in the Monongahela River Watershed | Federal: $45,125 Non-Federal: $80,650 | Brent Murry, Carol Arantes, Michael Strager, Jason Fillhart | |
2022 | WV | Annual Base | Evaluation of Voluntary Discharge Management System for Reducing High-TDS Events in the Monongahela River Basin | Federal: $19,337 Non-Federal: $10,055 | Jason Fillhart, Rachel Pell | |
2022 | WV | Annual Base | Evaluation of the Contribution of Microbial Biofilms in Drinking Water Distribution Systems to Formation of Disinfection Byproducts | Federal: $39,612 Non-Federal: $52,589 | Emily Garner | |
2022 | WY | Annual Base | Identifying, predicting and managing the occurrence of harmful cyanobacterial blooms in Wyoming reservoirs | Federal: $10,224 Non-Federal: $34,376 | Sarah Collins, William Fetzer, Lindsay Patterson, Matt Ross | |
2022 | WY | Annual Base | Improved Forecasting of Water Content Spatial Distribution and Aquifer Potential Assessment Using Geostatistical and Hydro Geophysical Methods. | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $23,800 | Dario Grana, Andrew Parsekian | |
2022 | WY | Annual Base | Improving Hydrologic Predictions in Wyoming’s Headwaters Through Detailed Quantification of Snowmelt | Federal: $12,999 Non-Federal: $29,263 | Fabian Nippgen, Ginger Paige | |
2022 | WY | Annual Base | Economic Impacts of Curtailment and Demand Management in the Wyoming Colorado River Basin | Federal: $8,968 Non-Federal: $27,985 | Kristiana Hansen, Roger H. Coupal, Ginger Paige | |
2022 | WY | Annual Base | Evaluation of Critical Minerals (CMs) Deposits, Mainly Lithium (Li) and Rare Earth Elements (REEs), In Wyoming as well as the Economic Viability of Mining These Resources | Federal: $20,091 Non-Federal: $35,471 | Maohong Fan | |
2021 | AK | Annual Base | Measuring snow depth via Structure from Motion (SfM) methods within the Eklutna Lake Watershed | Federal: $13,750 Non-Federal: $27,500 | Caroline Brisbois | |
2021 | AK | Annual Base | Exploring Hydrologic Impacts of Snow and Ice Bridges Used in Seismic Exploration Surveys to Cross Streams on the Arctic Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge | Federal: $6,097 Non-Federal: $12,194 | Julian Dann | |
2021 | AK | Annual Base | Evaluating Water Quality Impacts of COVID-19 Building Closures in Above-Ground Distribution System Water Mains and Tap Water at a University Campus | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Md Ibnul Hasan | |
2021 | AK | Annual Base | Tracking the fate of mercury in downstream freshwater habitats affected by rapid deglaciation in Alaska using stable isotopes | Federal: $13,800 Non-Federal: $27,600 | Drew Porter | |
2021 | AK | Annual Base | Calculation of sublimation from tundra snowpack in Alaska | Federal: $23,855 Non-Federal: $47,710 | Kelsey Stockert | |
2021 | AK | Annual Base | Development of sulfidogenic bioremediation technology for the treatment of sulfate and metal-rich industrial wastewater in Alaska | Federal: $24,938 Non-Federal: $49,876 | Qifan Yang | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Water Quality Dynamics Of Permeable Pavement in Alabama | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $53,633 | Frances O’Donnell | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Interactions of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances with dissolved organic matter as potential contributor to water contamination | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $52,718 | Yaniv Olshansky | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Engineering a Cost-Effective Biochar-Surfactant System for Sorption and Degradation of PFAS in Drinking Water and Groundwater in Alabama | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $52,504 | Dengjun Wang | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Determining Sources of E. coli Using Human Proxies in Choccolocco Creek, AL | Federal: $4,990 Non-Federal: $12,106 | Eleanore Larson | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Better Measurement of Mineralizable Soil N for Protected Water Quality | Federal: $4,938 Non-Federal: $9,867 | Annabelle McEachin | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Understanding Preferential Flow Patterns in No-Till Manured Pastures Using Dye Tracer and X-Ray CT Image Analysis | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,100 | Kritika Malhotra | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | A quantitative PCR-based approach to assess fecal pollution sources in the Lake Martin Watershed | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,303 | Wenjing Ren | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Assessing the Source, Distribution, and Attenuation of Radon Contamination in Fractured Groundwater Aquifers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,099 | Tyler Smith | |
2021 | AL | Annual Base | Geochemical Controls and Environmental Relevance of Arsenic-DOC Complexes | Federal: $4,935 Non-Federal: $12,078 | Caitlyn Herron | |
2021 | AZ | Annual Base | Diversifying Voices in Water Resources (DViWR) | Federal: $21,901 Non-Federal: $25,288 | Sharon Megdal | |
2021 | AZ | Annual Base | Distribution of groundwater ages to constrain paleo- to modern recharge | Federal: $3,807 Non-Federal: $11,273 | Jennifer McIntosh | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Deep Connections: Studying Deep Recharge and Healthy Soil Management Practices in California | Federal: $14,956 Non-Federal: $27,814 | Nathaniel Bogie | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Wildlife Use of 3 Types of Agricultural Ditches: Data for Co-Management of Water Quality and Food Safety | Federal: $14,969 Non-Federal: $6,437 | Jennifer Duggan | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Contaminant Distributions and Sources in Castaic Lake, a Mercury-Impacted Reservoir in Los Angeles County, CA | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $41,991 | Priya Ganguli, Scott Hauswirth | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Understanding Historical and Future Drought Evolution and Propagation Across California | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $51,295 | Laurie Huning | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Better Understanding of Where Water Goes When it Rains to Improve Water Management | Federal: $12,330 Non-Federal: $32,134 | Scott Jasechko | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Climate-Smart Actions and Indicators for Increasing Available Water Capacity of California Soils | Federal: $12,426 Non-Federal: $7,083 | Mallika Nocco | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Comprehensive Characterization and Geospatial Analysis of Legal Controls on New Groundwater Extractions in the West to Inform Groundwater Sustainability Plans in California | Federal: $12,315 Non-Federal: $31,549 | Debra Perrone | |
2021 | CA | Annual Base | Smoke on the Water - Disentangling the Mechanisms Through Which Mega-Wildfires in California Affect Lake Productivity at Regional Scales | Federal: $13,395 Non-Federal: $11,102 | Steven Sadro | |
2021 | CO | Annual Base | Impacts of extreme events on forest recovery and streamflow across Colorado’s forest-dominated ecosystems | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $18,200 | Miranda Redmond | |
2021 | CO | Annual Base | Post-fire watershed conditions and climate in the 416 Fire, southwest Colorado and their influence on forest health and watershed recovery | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Julie Korb, Michael Remke | |
2021 | CT | Annual Base | Groundwater and catch basin roles in regional salt pollution dynamics at multiple scales | Federal: $24,908 Non-Federal: $50,451 | Steven Brady | |
2021 | CT | Annual Base | Investigating Root Water Uptake Variations between Younger and Older Riparian Trees | Federal: $20,465 Non-Federal: $40,930 | James Knighton | |
2021 | CT | Annual Base | Contaminant threats to groundwater-supplied ecosystem services in the Farmington River watershed | Federal: $22,297 Non-Federal: $44,594 | Jessica Brandt | |
2021 | CT | Annual Base | Recent Changes in the Form, Frequency, and Amount of Cold-Season Precipitation in New England and Their Impact on Streamflow Dynamics | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Guiling Wang | |
2021 | DC | Annual Base | Removal of Estrogens and Antibiotics by Innovative Treatment Technologies and Determination of Their Effects on Planarians | Federal: $14,949 Non-Federal: $7,176 | Hossain M Azam | |
2021 | DC | Annual Base | Exploring anomalously high calcium in suburban MD streams in the absence of bedrock carbonate and geochemical indicators of concrete dissolution | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,277 | Stephen MacAvoy | |
2021 | DC | Annual Base | Next Generation Modeling Techniques for Determining N & P from Point & Non-Point Sources and for Predicting & Controlling Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed | Federal: $14,968 Non-Federal: $7,185 | Pradeep K Behera | |
2021 | DC | Annual Base | Real-Time Low Flow Forecast System Using Multiple Machine Learning Methods | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $7,200 | Nian Zhang | |
2021 | DC | Annual Base | Performance evaluation of bioretention cells for stormwater treatment and reuse | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $7,200 | Tolessa Deksissa | |
2021 | DC | Annual Base | A Metobolomic Investigation of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Neurotoxicity in Zebrafish (Danio rerio) | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $7,200 | Alexandra Taraboletti | |
2021 | DE | Annual Base | Delaware Water Resources Center Research Institute Program Annual Proposal for Fiscal Year 2021 | Federal: $125,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Gerald Kauffman | |
2021 | FL | Annual Base | Assessment of coastal sustainability to (re)emerging biothreats under extreme weather events | Federal: $18,969 Non-Federal: $34,296 | Antarpreet Jutla | |
2021 | FL | Annual Base | Predictive assessment water-ecological conditions on abundance and presence of Aedes vectors in Florida | Federal: $18,969 Non-Federal: $34,296 | Antarpreet Jutla | |
2021 | FL | Annual Base | Impacts of Land Use and Climate Change on Coastal Hydrology, Ecology, and Economics | Federal: $20,966 Non-Federal: $44,792 | David Kaplan | |
2021 | FL | Annual Base | Coupling computational fluid dynamics-artificial intelligence (CFD-AI) as digital twins for resilient urban water infrastructure | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $54,401 | John Sansalone, Haochen Li | |
2021 | GA | Annual Base | Changing flood dynamics in Southeastern rivers: consequences for water and habitat quality | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Darold Batzer | |
2021 | GA | Annual Base | Assessing dissolved oxygen concentrations in the Conasauga River | Federal: $17,996 Non-Federal: $36,640 | Byron Freeman | |
2021 | GA | Annual Base | Using the one-dimensional Dupuit equation to build a topographically based, GIS-driven, two-dimensional water table model for estimating water table position and transit times | Federal: $17,955 Non-Federal: $35,910 | C. Rhett Jackson | |
2021 | GA | Annual Base | Developing a Species Distribution Model for Aetokthonos hydrillicola in Georgia Waters | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Susan Wilde | |
2021 | GA | Annual Base | Scenario Analysis of Flooding Risk at City of Savannah by an Integrated Urban-Hydrology-Hydraulics Model | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Jian Luo | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | Groundwater Model of the Machanao Basin, Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $15,054 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | Surface Hydrology of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer, Phase II | Federal: $15,054 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | PFOS trend monitoring in Saipan production wells | Federal: $43,045 Non-Federal: $0 | Yong Sang Kim | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | In-situ characterization of extreme rainfall on Guam, FSM and the CNMI | Federal: $23,535 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | Establishing Groundwater Protection Zones in Guam, Phase II | Federal: $15,736 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | Spatial-temporal Analysis of Patterns and Trends of Salinity in Yigo-Tumon Basin | Federal: $14,854 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | Phase II – A sustainable plan for stormwater management and flooding at Garapan, Saipan | Federal: $33,024 Non-Federal: $0 | Myeong-Ho Yeo | |
2021 | GU | Annual Base | Comprehensive review of hydrogeological assessments of sinkholes on NGLA, Guam | Federal: $20,978 Non-Federal: $0 | Myeong-Ho Yeo | |
2021 | HI | Annual Base | Forecasting daily reference evapotranspiration for water resources conservation and sustainable agriculture in Hawai'i | Federal: $35,023 Non-Federal: $81,045 | Sayed Bateni | |
2021 | HI | Annual Base | Linking watershed and groundwater management to groundwater dependent ecosystems and their linked ecological, cultural, and socio-economic values | Federal: $59,972 Non-Federal: $51,596 | Leah Bremer | |
2021 | HI | Annual Base | Space-time rainfall map development for the Hawaiian Islands | Federal: $26,236 Non-Federal: $11,806 | Jonghyun Lee | |
2021 | HI | Annual Base | Fecal indicators and their associated health risk in American Samoa’s watersheds | Federal: $61,063 Non-Federal: $39,068 | Marek Kirs | |
2021 | HI | Annual Base | Integrating geological, geophysical, remote sensing, and groundwater data into a geothermal resource assessment for American Samoa | Federal: $34,189 Non-Federal: $8,889 | Nicole Lautze | |
2021 | IA | Annual Base | Environmental Justice for All: Nutrient Impacts on Lake-Based Recreation and Tourism by Rural and Socially Disadvantaged Iowans | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,749 | Wendong Zhang | |
2021 | IA | Annual Base | Catchment-scale hydrologic modeling of urban residential stormwater best management practices (BMPs) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Breanna Marmur | |
2021 | IA | Annual Base | Understanding the Impacts of Coronavirus‐related Reduction in Aerosols and Pollution on Precipitation and Discharge across Iowa | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,013 | Gabriele Villarini | |
2021 | IA | Annual Base | A Serious Game on Flood Mitigation for K-12 and Public Education | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Bekir Zahit Demiray | |
2021 | IA | Annual Base | Coupling Physical and Societal Objectives for Decision Making in Water Resources Management | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Gregory Ewing, Ibrahim Demir | |
2021 | ID | Annual Base | Professional training to address critical groundwater issues: resolving flow dynamics from porescale laboratory experiments and watershed-scale field measurements | Federal: $31,906 Non-Federal: $63,812 | Vibhav Durgesh | |
2021 | ID | Annual Base | Carbonized biomass production and characterization for water treatment system across aquaculture facilities in Hagerman Valley | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,004 | Amin Mirkouei | |
2021 | ID | Annual Base | The Idaho Water Resources Research Institute Mobile Laboratory | Federal: $7,654 Non-Federal: $15,308 | Alan Kolok | |
2021 | ID | Annual Base | Advancing streamflow simulation and forecasting using Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) at snow-dominated watersheds | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Jae Ryu | |
2021 | ID | Annual Base | Fate of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances on dairy farms and water remediation | Federal: $30,095 Non-Federal: $60,191 | Sarah Wu | |
2021 | IL | Annual Base | Impacts of Geothermal Energy Use and Multi-Source Data Fusion on Groundwater Modeling | Federal: $29,670 Non-Federal: $17,387 | Maryam Ghadiri | |
2021 | IL | Annual Base | Efficacious, recyclable, and low-cost inorganic adsorbent to remove harmful PFAS compounds in aqueous matrices | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $21,704 | Jaemin Kim | |
2021 | IL | Annual Base | Floodplain morphology, floodplain inundation, and riparian ecology in the context of the changing hydrology of rivers in Illinois | Federal: $9,500 Non-Federal: $18,894 | Bruce Rhoads | |
2021 | IL | Annual Base | Assessing the Feasibility of Non-Potable Water Reuse in Illinois | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Ashlynn Stillwell | |
2021 | IL | Annual Base | Triboelectric devices for water-motion energy-harvesting and contamination sensing | Federal: $9,999 Non-Federal: $20,353 | Yi-Cheng Wang | |
2021 | IN | Annual Base | A survey of forever chemicals in Indiana: does agricultural biosolid application contaminate wetland ecosystems with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)? | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,549 | Maria Sepulveda | |
2021 | IN | Annual Base | An on-line tool to evaluate groundwater sustainability in the Upper Wabash basin | Federal: $24,304 Non-Federal: $49,091 | Laura Bowling, Keith Cherkauer | |
2021 | IN | Annual Base | Pilot study to evaluate potential use of fatty acids as condition index of freshwater mussels (Unionidae) in response to upstream environmental effects | Federal: $16,750 Non-Federal: $33,949 | Thomas Hook | |
2021 | IN | Annual Base | Monitoring and Assessment of Streamflow Regime in Headwater Streams of the Upper White River Watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,235 | Bangshuai Han | |
2021 | KS | Annual Base | Experimental and Modeling Investigation of Fluid-Fluid and Rock-Fluid Compatibility between Arbuckle and Lansing Kansas City Formations | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $42,600 | Reza Barati | |
2021 | KS | Annual Base | Benthic Cyanobacterial Mats: A Potential Source of Harmful & Nuisance Compounds to Kansas Streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $44,357 | Admin Husic | |
2021 | KS | Annual Base | Simulating the effects of reservoir management strategies on in-stream sediment load, streambank stability, and water quality | Federal: $10,192 Non-Federal: $22,985 | Tony Layzell | |
2021 | KS | Annual Base | Improving Irrigation Water Use Efficiency Using Novel Root Sensors | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,013 | Colby Moorberg | |
2021 | KS | Annual Base | A New Statewide System for Tracking and Forecasting Drought | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,045 | Andres Patrignani | |
2021 | KS | Annual Base | Spatial variability and subsurface controls of groundwater recharge and nutrient mobilization in dry streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $42,602 | Erin Seybold | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Analyzing recent spatio-temporal rainfall erosivity patterns and trends across Kentucky | Federal: $4,306 Non-Federal: $8,612 | C. Andrew Day | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Motivations and Barriers to the Implementation of Riparian Buffer Zones on Central Kentucky Horse Farms | Federal: $19,413 Non-Federal: $34,206 | Steven Evans | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Early Detection and Quantitative Risk Assessment of Microbial Contamination in Karst Basins | Federal: $10,001 Non-Federal: $23,084 | Alan Fryar | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | The role of small Kentucky wetlands in carbon sequestration and methane emissions | Federal: $9,812 Non-Federal: $19,624 | Andrew Mehring | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Emerging Contaminant Exposure Following WWTP Processes to Surface Waters and Agroecosystems | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,002 | Tiffany Messer | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Improving Best Management Practices for Siting, Maintenance, and Design of Urban Karst Groundwater Injection Wells | Federal: $7,469 Non-Federal: $25,492 | Jason Polk | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Reforest the Bluegrass: Evaluating effects of riparian reforestation on urban stream health | Federal: $9,982 Non-Federal: $28,298 | Kenton Sena | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Exploring the links between soil moisture, O2, CO2, and long-term P cycle along forested river valley bottoms in western Kentucky USA | Federal: $9,954 Non-Federal: $24,658 | Gary Stinchcomb | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluating the effects of beaver dam removal on the hydrology, water quality, and bioindicators of a restored wetland | Federal: $5,249 Non-Federal: $13,717 | Kinga Stryszowska-Hill | |
2021 | KY | Annual Base | Using 16S rRNA gene sequencing of the gut microbiome to understand the effects of freshwater mussels on water quality | Federal: $9,968 Non-Federal: $19,953 | David Weisrock | |
2021 | LA | Annual Base | Well Log Interpretation for Louisiana Coastal Plains Stratigraphy | Federal: $16,228 Non-Federal: $32,456 | Ipsita Gupta | |
2021 | LA | Annual Base | A bounds-preserving, higher-order numerical method for Richards’ equation | Federal: $17,320 Non-Federal: $34,798 | Christopher Kees | |
2021 | LA | Annual Base | Estimating cyanobacterial regrowth after wastewater disinfection processes | Federal: $17,700 Non-Federal: $35,366 | Samuel Snow | |
2021 | LA | Annual Base | Molecular characterization and food source identification of Naegleria fowleri in potable water distribution systems in Louisiana | Federal: $16,543 Non-Federal: $33,354 | Samendra Sherchan | |
2021 | LA | Annual Base | Transport and emission of dissolved carbon from the Mississippi-Atchafalaya River System | Federal: $16,360 Non-Federal: $32,721 | Y. Jun Xu | |
2021 | LA | Annual Base | Cyanotoxins in south Louisiana estuaries: implications for water quality and oyster health | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Beth Stauffer | |
2021 | MA | Annual Base | Investigating dam removal as a tool to increase ecological resilience through water quality improvements | Federal: $15,001 Non-Federal: $33,113 | Allison Roy, Keith Nislow | |
2021 | MA | Annual Base | Revealing the drivers of water quality change in the critical zone amidst urban-ecological transitional systems using isotope tracers and ecohydrological comparison | Federal: $57,948 Non-Federal: $115,916 | Christian Guzman | |
2021 | MA | Annual Base | Nature’s Filter: Wetland water quality before and after restoration in Plymouth, MA | Federal: $14,980 Non-Federal: $33,380 | Christine Hatch | |
2021 | MA | Annual Base | Assessing the Effectiveness of Floodplain Reconnection, a Growing Practice in River Restoration | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,924 | Anna Martini | |
2021 | MA | Annual Base | Developing Continuous Sampling and Drones as Monitoring Strategies of Water Flow, Temperature and Dissolved Oxygen During Low Flow Periods | Federal: $6,500 Non-Federal: $13,048 | Robert Stevenson | |
2021 | MD | Annual Base | Quantifying chloride and sodium inputs to the Baltimore City drinking water reservoirs | Federal: $18,225 Non-Federal: $46,438 | Joel Moore | |
2021 | MD | Annual Base | Sand populations in urban rivers: sources, storage, and impacts on storm sediment loads | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $70,000 | Karen Prestegaard | |
2021 | MD | Annual Base | Application of Machine Learning and Uncertainty Assessment for a More Robust Precipitation Analysis Considering Changing Climate for the State of Maryland | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,000 | Michelle Bensi | |
2021 | MD | Annual Base | Hydrologic Controls of Carbon Storage in Tidal and Non-Tidal Freshwater Wetlands | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,000 | Karen Prestegaard | |
2021 | MD | Annual Base | Unit Hydrograph Theory and Applications in Maryland | Federal: $28,521 Non-Federal: $57,077 | Kaye Brubaker | |
2021 | MD | Annual Base | Isotopic fingerprinting of Maryland wetlands methane | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | James Farquhar | |
2021 | ME | Annual Base | Integrated assessment of alternative management strategies for PFAS-contaminated wastewater residuals | Federal: $39,820 Non-Federal: $80,640 | Dianne Kopec | |
2021 | ME | Annual Base | Stakeholders, earth scientists, and design professionals can shape the dynamics of river restoration | Federal: $10,801 Non-Federal: $22,006 | Peter Koons | |
2021 | ME | Annual Base | Outcomes Based Diagnostics for Maine Woodlands Headwater Stream Corridor Sustainability Solutions | Federal: $31,400 Non-Federal: $62,891 | Neil Thompson | |
2021 | MI | Annual Base | Integrating Applied Research and Technology Advancements to Improve Water Resource Management | Federal: $74,420 Non-Federal: $187,715 | Dana Infante | |
2021 | MI | Annual Base | PFAS and other Groundwater Contaminants: Assessing Attitudes and Perceptions Concerning Risks to Drinking Water in Michigan | Federal: $15,235 Non-Federal: $29,370 | Lois Wolfson | |
2021 | MI | Annual Base | Exploring relationships between harmful algal blooms and socioeconomics in Michigan | Federal: $6,248 Non-Federal: $14,136 | Jeremiah Asher | |
2021 | MI | Annual Base | Reflecting water quality measurement variability and uncertainty in decision support systems | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Andrew Gronewold | |
2021 | MN | Annual Base | Investigating whether soil health systems improve field workability and quality of life | Federal: $15,719 Non-Federal: $51,271 | Anna Cates | |
2021 | MN | Annual Base | Assessing the implications of chloride from land application of manure for Minnesota waterways | Federal: $15,719 Non-Federal: $51,271 | Melissa Wilson | |
2021 | MO | Annual Base | Bizarro cyanotoxins: when do green reservoirs become toxic? | Federal: $21,736 Non-Federal: $43,471 | Rebecca North, Binbin Wang, Jennifer Graham | |
2021 | MO | Annual Base | Microplastic contamination in groundwater as a function of land use | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $54,160 | Elizabeth Hasenmueller | |
2021 | MS | Annual Base | Nutrient Reuse in Agriculture through Microbial Electrochemical Systems – Effects on Plant Growth and Soil Microbiome | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Veera Gnaneswar Gude | |
2021 | MS | Annual Base | Irrigation Systems, Row Spacing, and Applied Fertilizer Effects on Water Use and Crop Productivity | Federal: $36,001 Non-Federal: $76,080 | Gurbir Singh | |
2021 | MS | Annual Base | Multi-scale evaluation of the impact of hydrological extremes on coastal wetland vegetation | Federal: $35,030 Non-Federal: $42,292 | Wei Wu | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Exploring diffusion of information from volunteer water monitoring and the effect on public trust in science | Federal: $13,796 Non-Federal: $28,183 | Sarah Church, Adam Sigler | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | The Next Generation of Water Policy to Support Farms and Fish in Montana | Federal: $12,341 Non-Federal: $24,935 | Brian Chaffin | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | How does whitebark pine affect snowpack and streamflow? | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $35,606 | Danielle Ulrich, Brian Smithers | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Estimating the Snowmelt Derived Runoff in Upper Missouri River Basin with Snowmelt Runoff Modelling | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Ninad Bhagwat | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Testing the Climate Variability Hypothesis in Montana’s aquatic insects from thermally-distinct habitats | Federal: $1,165 Non-Federal: $0 | James Frakes, Jackson Birrell | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Groundwater and Soil Chemistry Controls on Surface Water Quality at Abandoned Mines | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Tyler Kamp | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Quantifying the effects of beaver mimicry on fish habitat and populations in Western Montana | Federal: $1,965 Non-Federal: $0 | Andrew Lahr | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Assessment of the hydro‐economics of agriculture in Montana | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Zachary Lauffenburger | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Determining controls on snowpack and soil isotopic spatial heterogeneity | Federal: $1,186 Non-Federal: $0 | Jenna Rolle | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | An Examination of the Impacts of Beaver Dam Mimicry Structures on Groundwater-Suraface Water Interactions in Lower Mountain Riparian Systems | Federal: $1,525 Non-Federal: $0 | Mercedes Salazar | |
2021 | MT | Annual Base | Biofouling Mitigation using Polydopamine/Copper Coater Polypropylene Spacers with Periodic Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaning | Federal: $1,510 Non-Federal: $0 | Amos Taiswa | |
2021 | NC | Annual Base | Performance Evaluation of Novel Resins in Flow-Through Columns for PFAS removal from Drinking Water and Treated Wastewater | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $43,000 | Orlando Coronell | |
2021 | NC | Annual Base | Fecal contamination source tracking and forecasting to support recreational and cultural development in the Black River watershed | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $50,643 | Angela Harris | |
2021 | NC | Annual Base | Enabling Rural Water Utilities to Create, Transfer Information, and Use Digital Service Area Boundaries | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $42,987 | Lauren Patterson | |
2021 | NC | Annual Base | A Citizen Science Internship Program to Quantify Racial and Economic Disparities in Lead Levels in Drinking Water Across North Carolina | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $51,839 | Caren Cooper | |
2021 | NC | Annual Base | Developing a watershed prioritization index to guide restoration initiatives in the Upper Little Tennessee River Basin | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $43,000 | Keith Gibbs | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Remediation of PFAS-contaminated Soils to Protect Groundwater | Federal: $5,360 Non-Federal: $10,720 | Feng Xiao | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Dynamics of flows under ice-coverage in the Red River | Federal: $5,180 Non-Federal: $10,360 | Trung Bao Le | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Does wetland restoration affect the accumulation of glyphosate? | Federal: $10,920 Non-Federal: $21,840 | Jon Sweetman | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | A Novel Numerical Model for Transient Mixed Flow Analysis in Sewer Pipes | Federal: $6,890 Non-Federal: $13,780 | Yeo Howe Lim | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Impact of groundwater tables on the water use, yield, root growth distribution and quality of spring wheat (Triticum aestivum) | Federal: $4,450 Non-Federal: $12,400 | Halis Simsek | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Use of LIDAR and Synthetic Bathymetry to Develop Stream Cross Sections for Alternative Modeling of Streamflow in North Dakota Using HEC-RAS: A Case Study on the Tongue River | Federal: $5,920 Non-Federal: $11,840 | Yeo Howe Lim | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Assessment of agricultural impact on biotic components of North Dakota wetland resources using habitat suitability landscape genomics of amphibians | Federal: $3,940 Non-Federal: $9,942 | Craig Stockwell | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Understanding the impacts of hydrology on seasonal and spatial water chemistry changes in two adjacent prairie potholes in North Dakota using stable isotopes | Federal: $9,620 Non-Federal: $22,308 | Jon Sweetman | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Fate and Transport of Microplastics in the Natural Environment | Federal: $7,470 Non-Federal: $14,940 | Feng Xiao | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Drought identification, categorization, and prediction in cold climate regions | Federal: $10,380 Non-Federal: $21,845 | Xuefeng Chu | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Thermal Stability of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances and the Impact on the Aquatic Environment | Federal: $5,360 Non-Federal: $10,720 | Feng Xiao | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Fabrication of a tailor-made surface for microalgal biofilm mediated nutrient removal from municipal wastewater | Federal: $6,890 Non-Federal: $15,881 | Halis Simsek | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Simulation of soil water dynamics for drip-mulch fields using Hydrus-2D | Federal: $6,890 Non-Federal: $14,679 | Xinhua Jia | |
2021 | ND | Annual Base | Hydraulic and hydrologic routing parameters in natural channels in North Dakota under snowmelt-induced flooding conditions | Federal: $4,140 Non-Federal: $8,280 | Yeo Howe Lim | |
2021 | NE | Annual Base | Image-Based Streamflow and Water Quality Modeling | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,616 | Troy Gilmore | |
2021 | NE | Annual Base | A Data-Led Approach to Visualizing and Assessing Nitrate Contamination in Northeastern Nebraska | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $38,635 | Erin M.K. Haacker | |
2021 | NE | Annual Base | Evaluation of Nitrogen-based Redox Processes in the Vadose Zone | Federal: $9,982 Non-Federal: $20,083 | Michael Kaiser | |
2021 | NE | Annual Base | Advancing Groundwater/Surface Water Models using Geophysics-Derived Hydrostratigraphy | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,997 | Jesse Korus | |
2021 | NE | Annual Base | Know Your Well - Northwest | Federal: $5,950 Non-Federal: $11,987 | Michael Leite | |
2021 | NE | Annual Base | Examining surface and groundwater contamination from use of byproducts derived from ethanol processing of pesticide-treated crop seeds and the potential impacts on biological indicator organisms | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,033 | Judy Wu-Smart | |
2021 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Long-term monitoring of rapidly developing suburban watersheds | Federal: $24,990 Non-Federal: $67,380 | William McDowell | |
2021 | NH | Annual Base | Land Conservation for Flood Risk Management: Ecosystem-based Approaches in NH’s Coastal Watershed | Federal: $20,579 Non-Federal: $41,158 | Catherine Ashcraft | |
2021 | NH | Annual Base | Impact of Geomorphology and Riparian Vegetation on New England Riverbank Erosion | Federal: $21,391 Non-Federal: $42,784 | Anne Lightbody | |
2021 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Real time monitoring in the Lamprey River watershed | Federal: $10,055 Non-Federal: $35,126 | William McDowell | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessing the influence sea level rise on increased microbial sulfate reduction and the release of sediment bound metals in the tidal Raritan River, New Jersey | Federal: $17,952 Non-Federal: $35,904 | Katherine Dawson | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Targeted Groundwater Remediation using Engineered Nanocarriers | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,002 | Sujit S. Datta | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Comparison of ferric sulfate and ferric chloride for utility coagulant selection | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | William Pennock | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Isolation and characterization of anaerobic debrominating bacteria in estuarine sediments of New Jersey through substrate dependent enrichment cultures | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Chloe Costea | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Pandemic impacts on hosts and prevalence of aquatic antibiotic resistance across NJ | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Aishwarya Santosh Deshpande | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Effects of Spatial Heterogeneity in Substrate Conditions on Green Roof Plant Growth | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Lin Zheng | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Reshaping Conventional Water Purification with Ferrate(VI) Activation: One-step Treatment Enables Removals of Harmful Algal Blooms-Derived Emerging and Traditional Contaminants | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,655 | Lisitai Yang | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Generating Ultra-Pure Water from Ground and Surface Water for Drinking and Medical Purposes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Indrani Gupta | |
2021 | NJ | Annual Base | Microplastics as Hubs Enriching Antibiotic-Resistant and Pathogenic Bacteria during Municipal Wastewater Treatment Processes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Dung Ngoc Pham | |
2021 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information System for Water Resources Research Planning and Outreach | Federal: $16,178 Non-Federal: $7,765 | Alexander Fernald | |
2021 | NM | Annual Base | Using UAV for Precision Agriculture & water Conservation based on Real-time Irrigation Scheduling | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Zohrab Samani | |
2021 | NM | Annual Base | Informing groundwater management and agricultural crop choice using a dynamic discrete decision-making model in the Eastern High Plains of New Mexico | Federal: $17,445 Non-Federal: $35,075 | Haoying Wang | |
2021 | NM | Annual Base | Quantifying the longitudinal propagation of disturbances in rivers | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Ricardo Gonzalez-Pinzon | |
2021 | NM | Annual Base | Understanding the public’s questions and concerns related to potable water reuse: An analysis of survey write-in responses from residents of Albuquerque, New Mexico | Federal: $8,996 Non-Federal: $18,159 | Caroline Scruggs | |
2021 | NV | Annual Base | Sensitivity of Mountain Hydrology to Changing Climate: Exploring Source Mixing and Residence Time Distributions in Basin Outflows | Federal: $32,844 Non-Federal: $65,685 | Rosemary Carroll | |
2021 | NV | Annual Base | Long-term effects of beaver-related stream restoration on fluvial sediment transport | Federal: $16,558 Non-Federal: $33,892 | Mark Hausner | |
2021 | NV | Annual Base | Trace Element Compositions in Spring Waters in Southern Nevada: An Avenue to Train Young Hydrologists in Nevada | Federal: $21,828 Non-Federal: $43,695 | Shichun Huang | |
2021 | NV | Annual Base | Strain-Specific Monitoring of SARS-CoV-2 in Rural Wastewater Systems | Federal: $35,646 Non-Federal: $71,291 | Duane Moser | |
2021 | NY | Annual Base | Regulated Disinfection By-Products: Correlation Analyses and Prediction Models for NYS Treatment Plants (Phase I) | Federal: $28,805 Non-Federal: $22,716 | Brian Rahm | |
2021 | NY | Annual Base | Comprehensive Monitoring of Harmful Algal Blooms via Molecular Tools and Remote Sensing | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $52,801 | Ruth Richardson | |
2021 | NY | Annual Base | Genomic Insights into Microbial Mechanisms Responsible for Increased Carbon Bioavailability and Denitrification within Woodchip Bioreactors Subject to Oxic-Anoxi Cycling | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $6,400 | Matthew Reid | |
2021 | NY | Annual Base | The Impacts of Vacant Lots and Engineered Green Infrastructure on Groundwater Nutrient Dynamics | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Richard Marinos | |
2021 | NY | Annual Base | Exploring the Sources, Fate, and Processing of Microplastics in Seasonally Stratified Lakes | Federal: $14,500 Non-Federal: $29,000 | Charles Driscoll | |
2021 | OH | Annual Base | Quantifying the Relationship between Algal Blooms and Carbon Budgets and Quality in Lake Erie | Federal: $34,215 Non-Federal: $34,255 | Rachel Gabor, Rachel Eveleth | |
2021 | OH | Annual Base | Assessment of large woody debris as a low‐cost best management practice for improving water quality in urban headwater streams | Federal: $39,017 Non-Federal: $59,246 | Michael Booth, Steve Matter, Adam Lehmann | |
2021 | OH | Annual Base | The influence of surface water-groundwater exchange on fate and transport of emerging contaminants | Federal: $34,599 Non-Federal: $68,491 | Reza Soltanian | |
2021 | OK | Annual Base | Microplastic pollution of Oklahoma freshwater systems and the potential interactions with contaminants of environmental and health concern | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Jorge Gonzalez Estrella | |
2021 | OK | Annual Base | Zooplankton-Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) feedback loops in Oklahoma Reservoirs | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Andrew Dzialowski | |
2021 | OK | Annual Base | Utilizing high resolution space-air-ground platforms for early detection of cyanobacteria at near shore locations in reservoirs | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $9,999 | Andrew Dzialowski | |
2021 | OK | Annual Base | Synthesizing a novel fouling-resistant polyacrylic acid (PAA) membrane utilizing ultraviolet (UV)-grafted technique on alpha-alumina support for treating PW | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $9,999 | Seokjhin Kim | |
2021 | OK | Annual Base | Testing the relationship between isopod distributions and groundwater connectivity in the Prairie Plains of Eastern Oklahoma | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Alexander J. Hess | |
2021 | OK | Annual Base | Bioelectric Treatment of Nitrate Impaired Waters | Federal: $20,005 Non-Federal: $42,466 | ||
2021 | OR | Annual Base | Water and Sanitation Access: Challenges and Recommendations for Linn, Benton, and Lincoln Counties of Oregon | Federal: $14,488 Non-Federal: $24,267 | Mary Santelmann | |
2021 | OR | Annual Base | Young Professionals Blue Peace Whitepaper: Columbia River Basin | Federal: $13,800 Non-Federal: $52,060 | Mary Santelmann | |
2021 | OR | Annual Base | Microplastics and fire-associated pollutants generated by Western wildfires affecting sensitive riverine ecosystems | Federal: $8,999 Non-Federal: $25,942 | Elisa Granek | |
2021 | PA | Annual Base | Effectiveness of Riparian Buffers for Removing Nitrogen Toward Meeting Water Quality Goals in Pennsylvania | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Tyler Groh | |
2021 | PA | Annual Base | Investigating the role of deep weathering in retention and reaction of chlorinated solvents in a contaminated, fractured bedrock aquifer | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Xin Gu | |
2021 | PA | Annual Base | Effects of solar farms on landscape hydrology | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Lauren McPhillips | |
2021 | PA | Annual Base | Assessing Impacts of Agrochemicals on Water Quality: A Case Study from a Pennsylvania Stream | Federal: $9,052 Non-Federal: $18,217 | Linghao Zhong | |
2021 | PR | Annual Base | Hydrograph Separation Method (HSM) for Stormwater Design Using Storm Drain Inlets | Federal: $23,991 Non-Federal: $11,995 | Walter Silva-Araya | |
2021 | PR | Annual Base | Removal of Organosilanol Compounds from Water by Synthetic Zeolites | Federal: $23,000 Non-Federal: $58,082 | Pedro Tarafa Velez | |
2021 | PR | Annual Base | Nanotechnology-based wastewater treatment for reuse | Federal: $20,100 Non-Federal: $10,050 | Oscar Marcelo Suarez | |
2021 | RI | Annual Base | Characterizing Seasonal Dynamics and Sources of PFAS in the Pawcatuck River | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,546 | Rainer Lohmann | |
2021 | RI | Annual Base | Systematic assessment of plastic waste in the freshwater systems of Rhode Island | Federal: $25,041 Non-Federal: $52,233 | Andrew Davies | |
2021 | RI | Annual Base | Water Use and Availability on Block Island, RI | Federal: $20,213 Non-Federal: $41,964 | Thomas Boving | |
2021 | RI | Annual Base | A Geospatial Risk Model for Assessing Threats to Rhode Island Water Resources | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,632 | Ali Akanda | |
2021 | SC | Annual Base | Establishing a Framework of Payments for Ecosystem Services in the Edisto Basin | Federal: $25,298 Non-Federal: $50,181 | Marzieh Motallebi | |
2021 | SC | Annual Base | Application of Agent-based System to Investigate Water Allocation across the Edisto River Basin, South Carolina | Federal: $30,295 Non-Federal: $61,378 | Vidya (Seyedehzahra) Samadi | |
2021 | SC | Annual Base | Algae blooms producing taste and odor issues in Upstate drinking water reservoirs | Federal: $30,188 Non-Federal: $60,375 | Peter van den Hurk, James Strickland | |
2021 | SD | Annual Base | Nitrogen Fixing Cyanobacteria Cultured for Cost Effective Biofertilizer Using Wastewater | Federal: $10,089 Non-Federal: $20,184 | Gary Anderson | |
2021 | SD | Annual Base | Soil-Water Function of Established Conservation Systems | Federal: $13,993 Non-Federal: $27,986 | John McMaine | |
2021 | SD | Annual Base | Optimal Well Design for Water Resource Management of the Split Rock Creek Aquifer for the City of Sioux Falls | Federal: $19,999 Non-Federal: $39,998 | Liangping Li | |
2021 | SD | Annual Base | Sensing through smell: Developing an affordable UAV-based system to pinpoint where lake water quality decay occurs | Federal: $10,967 Non-Federal: $21,935 | Xufei Yang | |
2021 | TN | Annual Base | Validation of the nitrogen balance model used in Tennessee to determine the application rate of secondary-treated reclaimed water | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,001 | John Buchanan | |
2021 | TN | Annual Base | Improved remote-sensing imagery techniques to identify riparian corridor characteristics in headwater streams and inventory wetlands, lakes, and permanent streams in West Tennessee | Federal: $10,096 Non-Federal: $33,603 | Brian Waldron | |
2021 | TN | Annual Base | Identifying patterns of water scarcity for Tennessee under climate change and urban growth | Federal: $29,816 Non-Federal: $59,754 | Yaoping Wang | |
2021 | TN | Annual Base | Auto-Depuration Due to Hyporheic Exchange/Filtration under Bars of Headwater Streams in Tennessee | Federal: $29,975 Non-Federal: $62,634 | Claudio Meier | |
2021 | TN | Annual Base | An Interdisciplinary Approach towards Understanding Antibiotic Resistance in Urban Karst Groundwater Systems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Tania Datta | |
2021 | TX | Annual Base | Impact of soil management practices on water conservation and enhancing climate resilience | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,557 | Sayantan Samanta | |
2021 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluation and Characterization of Microplastics along an Ephemeral Stream | Federal: $4,110 Non-Federal: $8,220 | Andre Felton | |
2021 | TX | Annual Base | Exploring Groundwater Recoverability in Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,029 | Michael Young | |
2021 | UT | Annual Base | Real-time generation of multispectral and thermal aerial maps for immediate Utah water decision-making activities in urban, agriculture and natural environments | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $32,583 | Steve Petruzza | |
2021 | UT | Annual Base | Quantifying the impact of reservoir sedimentation on water security in the Weber River watershed | Federal: $30,056 Non-Federal: $68,111 | Patrick Belmont | |
2021 | UT | Annual Base | Assessing the sources, transport, and fate of microplastic in the Logan River watershed | Federal: $30,312 Non-Federal: $41,142 | Kyle Moor | |
2021 | UT | Annual Base | Public views on water strategies for protecting the Great Salt Lake and its wetlands | Federal: $29,568 Non-Federal: $108,165 | Joanna Endter-Wada | |
2021 | VA | Annual Base | Virginia Water Resources Research Center Student Seed | Federal: $4,779 Non-Federal: $9,536 | Stephen Schoenholtz | |
2021 | VA | Annual Base | Forecasting Drinking Water Quality in a Southwest Virginia Reservoir to Improve Drinking Water Management | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,003 | Dexter Howard | |
2021 | VA | Annual Base | New Conceptualizations of Catchment-Scale Storm.water Pollutant Generation Processes· | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $14,002 | Mina Shahed Behrouz | |
2021 | VA | Annual Base | Soil dissolved organic matter and nutrient sources from urban wetlands and stormwater control measures | Federal: $6,726 Non-Federal: $13,471 | Katherine Wardinski | |
2021 | VI | Annual Base | Integrating Education Initiatives into FEMA Funded Improvements to the USVI Microclimate Monitoring Network Through Authentic Student Research Experiences | Federal: $20,118 Non-Federal: $0 | N. Brice Orange | |
2021 | VI | Annual Base | Investigating links between fecal contamination and coral disease in the threatened species, Acropora palmata | Federal: $38,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Marilyn Brandt | |
2021 | VT | Annual Base | Vermont cyanobacterial harmful algal bloom ecology and toxin biosynthesis gene activity: a path to novel management strategies | Federal: $23,121 Non-Federal: $46,876 | Erin Eggleston | |
2021 | VT | Annual Base | Paleolimnological data synthesis to assess and predict long-term ecological change in Vermont inland lakes | Federal: $25,125 Non-Federal: $51,421 | Ana Morales-Williams | |
2021 | VT | Annual Base | Quantifying mineral-bound phosphorus sources in rock and soil in forested headwater watersheds | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,348 | Don Ross | |
2021 | VT | Annual Base | Quantifying the Response of Lake Carmi Legacy Phosphorus to Aeration | Federal: $14,292 Non-Federal: $29,292 | Ashton Kirol | |
2021 | VT | Annual Base | Feasibility of using open-source, custom designed cyanobacteria, algae, and turbidity sensor (CATS) systems to monitor water quality in real-time along Lake Champlain’s swimming beaches in Burlington, Vermont | Federal: $25,911 Non-Federal: $53,014 | Clayton Williams | |
2021 | WA | Annual Base | Can water stargrass harvest mitigate the effects of climate change on migrating salmon? | Federal: $29,622 Non-Federal: $59,257 | Sarah Roley | |
2021 | WA | Annual Base | Post-fire water quality effects of biopolymer and polymer stabilization of burnt Washington hillslopes | Federal: $29,732 Non-Federal: $59,984 | Idil Akin | |
2021 | WA | Annual Base | Links between policy and riparian restoration for nutrient retention in the Nooksack River watershed | Federal: $29,154 Non-Federal: $61,164 | David Hooper | |
2021 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Water Resources Fellowship: Collaborating with Water Managers | Federal: $36,507 Non-Federal: $19,030 | Jennifer Hauxwell | |
2021 | WI | Annual Base | Fate of Groundwater Phosphorus from Septic Systems Near Lakes | Federal: $30,934 Non-Federal: $0 | Paul McGinley | |
2021 | WI | Annual Base | Scientific Observation and Environmental Storytelling: Engaging Youth and Educators in Urban Settings to Improve Great Lakes Literacy | Federal: $18,874 Non-Federal: $5,575 | R. Justin Hougham | |
2021 | WV | Annual Base | Integrating Data Sets to Understand Climate Change Vulnerability for Aquatic Fauna in West Virginia Watersheds | Federal: $19,845 Non-Federal: $39,299 | Caroline Arantes | |
2021 | WV | Annual Base | Economic Impacts of Environmental Restoration Efforts in Three West Virginia Watersheds | Federal: $33,046 Non-Federal: $72,428 | Eric Bowen | |
2021 | WV | Annual Base | Modeling and measuring drivers of erosion in a sediment-impaired stream | Federal: $19,550 Non-Federal: $39,560 | Charles Shobe | |
2021 | WV | Annual Base | Analysis of passive AMD treatment system components over lifespans, seasons, and storms | Federal: $33,637 Non-Federal: $59,816 | Christopher Russoniello | |
2021 | WY | Annual Base | Recycling Co-Produced Waters (CWS) in the Energy Industry for Economic Development | Federal: $6,500 Non-Federal: $3,275 | Maohong Fan | |
2021 | WY | Annual Base | Understanding the contribution of different microbial sources to surface water for informed management of waterborne pathogens in Wyoming | Federal: $6,612 Non-Federal: $94,678 | Sarah Collins | |
2021 | WY | Annual Base | Sediment and Fisheries: An Assessment to Inform Sediment Management Practices at Wyoming Dams | Federal: $10,006 Non-Federal: $29,736 | Annika Walters | |
2021 | WY | Annual Base | Identifying, predicting and managing the occurrence of harmful cyanobacterial blooms in Wyoming reservoirs | Federal: $9,388 Non-Federal: $72,818 | Sarah Collins | |
2021 | WY | Annual Base | Understanding the contribution of different microbial sources to surface water for informed management of waterborne pathogens in Wyoming | Federal: $10,384 Non-Federal: $48,438 | Dario Grana | |
2021 | WY | Annual Base | Improving Hydrologic Predictions in Wyoming’s Headwaters Through Detailed Quantification of Snowmelt | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $67,437 | Fabian Nippgen | |
2020 | AK | Annual Base | Application of Large Scale Particle Image Velocimetry (LSPIV) in wide rivers | Federal: $23,428 Non-Federal: $46,856 | Horacio Toniolo | visual discharge, SI-LSPIV, image stitching |
2020 | AK | Annual Base | Constructing a strontium isotope map (isoscape) for watersheds in interior Alaska with broad applications for hydrologic and wildife research | Federal: $10,300 Non-Federal: $20,600 | Matthew Wooller | Interior Alaska, strontium, caribou, isotopes |
2020 | AK | Annual Base | How far can you go? Tracking deposition of microplastics in Alaska | Federal: $36,509 Non-Federal: $73,018 | Dr. Nicole Misarti | microplastics, precipitation |
2020 | AL | Annual Base | HIGH-PERFORMANCE ADSORPTIVE MEMBRANES FUNCTIONALIZED BY SUPER-FINE POWDER ACTIVATED CARBON FOR ENHANCED REMOVAL OF LONG-CHAINED- AND SHORT-CHAINED PERFLUOROALKY SUBSTANCES (PFAS) | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Milad Esfahani | |
2020 | AL | Annual Base | Development of a Practical, Efficient, and Inexpensive On-Site Sensor for Real-Time Effective Determination of Trihalomethanes in Treated Drinking Water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Evan Wujcik | Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Disinfection, Health Effects, Distribution System, Toxic Substances, Trace Organics, Water Treatment Facilities |
2020 | AL | Annual Base | DEVELOPMENT OF A PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR TASTE AND ODOR EPISODES IN REGIONAL DRINKING WATER RESERVOIRS | Federal: $24,976 Non-Federal: $0 | Brendan Higgins | algae, bacteria, water chemistry, water quality modeling, water treatment |
2020 | AL | Annual Base | DETERMINATION OF HYDROLOGIC BEHAVIOR OF POROUS PAVEMENTS ON ALABAMA SOIL | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $52,877 | Frances C. O'Donnell | infiltration, rainfall-runoff models, storm water management, urban hydrology, water quality management |
2020 | AR | Annual Base | Why and When does Microcystin Exceed Recreational Guidelines at Lake Fayetteville? | Federal: $12,665 Non-Federal: $25,331 | Water Quality, Harmful Algal Blooms, Microcystin, Recreational Guidelines. | |
2020 | AR | Annual Base | Nonpoint Source Pollution and Water Quality under Increasing Pressure from Poultry Agriculture in the Eleven Point and Lower Black River Watersheds | Federal: $12,812 Non-Federal: $51,255 | Allyn Dodd | Algae, macroinvertebrates, microcystin, nonpoint source, nutrients, poultry, water sources, water quality |
2020 | AR | Annual Base | Is rice as effective as barley straw or hydrogen peroxide in inhibiting cyanobacterial blooms and reducing microcystin concentrations? | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,058 | reactive oxygen species (ROS), phenolic compounds, no lag time, toxin release, allelopathic algal control, eco-friendly, natural | |
2020 | AR | Annual Base | Integrated Electrocoagulation-Membrane Distillation-Crystallization for Treating Hydraulic Fracturing Produced Water | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Crystallization; Direct contact membrane distillation; Hydraulic fracturing produced water; Pretreatment | |
2020 | AR | Annual Base | Mechanisms, Kinetics and Toxicity of Microcystin-LR Biodegradation by Free and Immobilized Enzymes | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | membranes, microcystin, enzymatic degradation | |
2020 | AR | Annual Base | In Situ Harmful Algal Bloom Mitigation: Net Design to Enhance Coagulation and Photocatalytic Degradation Mechanisms | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $28,944 | In situ treatment; retrievable net; catalysis; coagulation; titanium dioxide, harmful algal blooms; cyanotoxins | |
2020 | AZ | Annual Base | Flow Discharge Measurements Using Small Unmanned Aerial Systems | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Dr. Jennifer Duan | Floods, Discharge, LSPIV, Velocity Index, Small Unmanned Aerial Systems, Drones |
2020 | AZ | Annual Base | Removal of Microplastics by Soil Aquifer Treatment of Reclaimed Wastewater | Federal: $9,990 Non-Federal: $20,113 | Dr. Charles P. Gerba | Microplastics, Soil Aquifer Treatment, Manage Aquifer Recharge |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Groundwater Regulation and Land Fallowing: How Does Water Salinity Impact Land Use? | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $18,343 | Dr. Ellen M. Bruno | GROUNDWATER, WATER SCARITY, AQUIFER, LAND USE |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Precision Irrigation Management for Optimizing In-Season and Post-Harvest Use of Limited Water in Young and Mature Almond Orchards | Federal: $12,696 Non-Federal: $35,748 | Dr. Isaya Kisekka | irrigation, almonds |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Determining the Effect of Pricing Scructure on Urban Water Demand: A long Term Analysis of Major Water Utilities in California | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Mehdi Nemati | URBAN, UTILITIES, CONSERVATION, PRICING, IRRIGATION |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Towards a Mechanistic Understanding of the Multi-Scale Effects on Drought on Rivervine Biodiversity | Federal: $10,610 Non-Federal: $25,837 | Albert Vidal Ruhi | drought, hydrologic connectivity, conservation, invertebrates |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Assessment of Water Storage for Manament of California's Oak Woodlands | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,400 | Margaret Zimmer | Oak, ecosystems, woodlands, drought, resilience, climate |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Water and Wildfire in California Workshop | Federal: $39,768 Non-Federal: $6,364 | Doug Parker | Water Resources, fire |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Persistence of Rate Structure Effect on Water Consumption | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $3,885 | Mehdi Nemati | Water rates, utilities, drought, pricing |
2020 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Health Impacts of Impaired Water Quality in California | Federal: $19,925 Non-Federal: $25,116 | Maura C. Allaire | water quality, communities, drinking water, health impacts |
2020 | CO | Annual Base | Evaluating the Future of Colorado's Outdoor Ice Rinks in a Changing Climate | Federal: $4,987 Non-Federal: $0 | Steven Fassnacht | Climate change, ice skating, modeling |
2020 | CO | Annual Base | Assessing Depositional Patterns and Sourcing of Floodplain Large Wood on the Colorado Front Range | Federal: $4,974 Non-Federal: $0 | Katherine Lininger | Logjams, Floodplains, Extreme Events |
2020 | CO | Annual Base | Steamboat Resort Recreational Impacts on Streamflow | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Stephanie Kampf | Disturbance, Recreation, Streams |
2020 | CO | Annual Base | Establishment of Industrial Hemp Study in Western Colorado to Evaluate Consumptive Use Rates Under Irrigated Conditions | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Perry Cabot | Hemp,Consumptive Use, Drip Irrigation, Hemp Disease |
2020 | CO | Annual Base | Snowpack Accumulation Model: Accounting for the Effects of Snowfall Induced Landscape Resurfacing | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Steven Fassnacht | Snow Accumulation, Surface Processes, Modeling |
2020 | CO | Annual Base | A Genetic Assessment of Cutthroat Trout Movement Across the Continental Divide | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Yoichiro Kanno | Trans-basin Diversion, Greenback Cutthroat Trout, Conservation Genetics |
2020 | CT | Annual Base | A Quantitative Assessment of the Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Algae, Cyanobacteria, Cyanotoxins, and Water Quality in Lower Bolton Lake | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,002 | Christopher R. Perkins | Cyanobacteria, harmful algal blooms, microcystin, monitoring |
2020 | CT | Annual Base | Paleolimnology and molecular investigation to understand blooms of Didymosphenia hullii, Didymosphenia geminata, and Cymbella janischii; nuisance stalk-forming diatoms in the West Branch of the Farmington River, Connecticut, USA. | Federal: $10,683 Non-Federal: $33,519 | Diba A. Khan-Bureau | Diatoms, Didymosphenia hullii, Didymosphenia geminata, nuisance, Paleolimnology, rock snot, stalk-forming |
2020 | CT | Annual Base | Vernal pool and BMP pond impacts on regional salt pollution dynamics | Federal: $24,515 Non-Federal: $49,032 | Steven P. Brady | road salt pollution; freshwater salinization; land use; BMP ponds; vernal pools |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Performance evaluation of membrane bioreactor (MBR) in sustainable buildings for potable water in DC area. | Federal: $9,933 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Pradeep K. Behera | Membrane Bioreactor (MBR), Membrane flux, Membrane fouling |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Using zebrafish to assess water health of Paint Branch Stream, an upstream tributary within the Anacostia Watershed | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,020 | Victoria Connaughton | Zebrafish (Danio rerio), ecotoxicology, Anacostia |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | A New Framework for Estimating Groundwater Recharge from Remotely Sensed Surface Observations | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Leila Farhadi | recharge, soil hydraulic parameters, soil moisture profile, remote sensing, data assimilation |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Next-generation effects-based monitoring of contaminants in the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Scott Glaberman | effects-based monitoring, contaminants, toxicity prediction |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Impact of high strength wastes (HSW) co-digestion with sludges on the performance of lab-scale anaerobic digesters and biogas methane potential (BMP) assays with potential to generate H2. | Federal: $9,980 Non-Federal: $0 | Hossain M. Azam | Water Resources Recovery Facilities (WRRF); Co-digestion; Cheese whey (CW); Fat, oil & grease (FOG); Pulped food waste (PFW); Biogas methane potential (BMP); Hydrogen (H2) |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Toxicity of organic contaminants in urban and suburban areas of the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,105 | Stephen E. MacAvoy | organic contaminants, endocrine disruption, BPA, PAHs |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Developing a flexible modeling tool for integrated optimal control of stormwater BMPs | Federal: $9,962 Non-Federal: $38,280 | Arash Massoudieh | Green Infrastructure, Urban Hydrology, Water Quality, Machine Learning |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Monitoring E. coli, Trace metals and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Contamination in the Downstream Tributaries of the Anacostia River in Washington DC. | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Sania Rose | Semi-volatile Organic Compounds, Water Quality, Sediment |
2020 | DC | Annual Base | Development of a Real-Time Low Flow Forecast System Based on Machine Learning Methods | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Nian Ashlee Zhang | Time Series Prediction, Machine Learning, Water Quantity Prediction, Streamflow Prediction |
2020 | DE | Annual Base | Delaware Water Resources Center Research Institute Program Annual Proposal for Fiscal Year 2020 | Federal: $125,000 Non-Federal: $250,000 | Gerald J. Kauffman | |
2020 | FL | Annual Base | Predictive assessment water-ecological conditions on abundance and presence of Aedes vectors in Florida | Federal: $19,094 Non-Federal: $40,287 | Antarpreet Jutla | Water Scarcity and Availability, Water Hazards and Climate Variability |
2020 | FL | Annual Base | Assessment of coastal sustainability to (re)emerging biothreats under extreme weather events | Federal: $19,094 Non-Federal: $40,287 | Antarpreet Jutla | Water Scarcity and Availability, Water Hazards and Climate Variability |
2020 | FL | Annual Base | Agricultural Water Security Through Sustainable Use of the Floridan Aquifer: An Integrated Assessment of Economic and Environmental Impacts | Federal: $20,137 Non-Federal: $39,755 | David Kaplan | Water Quality, Water Quantity, Agriculture, Economics, Modeling, Sustainability, Groundwater, Water Use, Environmental Regulation |
2020 | FL | Annual Base | Computational fluid dynamics as a tool for urban water particulate transport and fate during infiltration through permeable systems | Federal: $29,957 Non-Federal: $52,051 | John Sansalone | Computational fluid dynamics, filtration, urban water cycle, sediment, particle size |
2020 | GA | Annual Base | Changing flood dynamics in Southeastern rivers: consequences for water and habitat quality | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Darold Batzer | Water Quantity, Ecology, Floods/Drought |
2020 | GA | Annual Base | Microplastics in wastewater effluent as a vehicle for bacterial and viral transport in an urban river | Federal: $17,924 Non-Federal: $37,913 | Lisa Casanova | |
2020 | GA | Annual Base | Per-/Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Two Wastewater Treatment Plants in Georgia: Significance of Precursor Transformation by Biological Treatment Processes | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Ching-Hua Huang | |
2020 | GA | Annual Base | Development of a Storm Water Management Model for Assessing Compound Flooding Risk in Chatham County | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Jian Luo | |
2020 | GA | Annual Base | Assessing drought effects on consumer-mediated ecosystem processes using experimental wetlands | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,127 | Jose C. Colon-Gaud | Macroinvertebrates, Decomposition, Water Quality, Ecosystem Processes |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | PFOS trend monitoring in Saipan production wells | Federal: $40,929 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Yong Sang Kim | Groundwater contamination, Production well, Perfluoroalkyl substances |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | A comprehensive review and consolidation of unpublished WERI research on the NGLA response to variations of sea level and rainfall | Federal: $29,270 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Mark Lander | The Northern Guam Lens Aquifer, rainfall variations, sea level, extreme rainfall events, residence time, water table response lag times, hydrology |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | Establishing Groundwater Protection Zones in Guam | Federal: $12,240 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Yuming Wen | GIS, modeling, Groundwater Protection Zone, Northern Guam Len Aquifers |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | Geospatial-temporal Analysis of Patterns and Trends of Salinity in Finegayan | Federal: $13,524 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Yuming Wen | Salinity, GIS, modeling, Finegayan, Guam |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | Comprehensive hydrological database for secure water resources in Tofol watershed, Kosrae Island | Federal: $64,147 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Myeong-Ho Yeo | Hydrology, water resources, sustainability |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | A sustainable plan for stormwater management and flooding at Garapan, Saipan | Federal: $29,947 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Myeong-Ho Yeo | Extreme events, stormwater, hydrology |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | Development of the Groundwater Model of the Yigo-Tumon Basin, Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $14,387 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Nathan Habana | Groundwater availability, groundwater quality |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | Hydrologic Spatial Analysis of Basins and Suspect Sinkholes on the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $14,772 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Nathan Habana | Surface Basins, suspected sinkholes, cumulative and secondary Impact, groundwater protection |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | Production well nitrate-N trends in the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $27,745 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Nathan Habana | Nitrate, production well, time-series trends, NGLA map series |
2020 | GU | Annual Base | Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) production-well rehabilitation assessment: Lessons Learned/Manual for Well Exploration and Development | Federal: $8,496 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Yong Sang Kim | Well rehabilitation, hydrogeology, water production, contaminant (salinity) |
2020 | HI | Annual Base | Forecasting daily reference evapotranspiration for water resources conservations and sustainable agriculture in Hawaii | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $70,942 | Sayed Bateni | Forecast, Reference Evapotranspiration, Water Conservation, Sustainable Agriculture |
2020 | HI | Annual Base | Linking watershed and groundwater management to groundwater dependent ecosystems and their linked ecological, cultural, and socio-economic values | Federal: $60,973 Non-Federal: $75,986 | Leah Bremer | groundwater dependent ecosystems; submarine groundwater discharge; ecosystem services; cultural values |
2020 | HI | Annual Base | Fecal Indicators and Their Associated Health Risk in American Samoa's Watersheds | Federal: $61,213 Non-Federal: $73,646 | Marek Kirs | American Samoa, water quality, microbial source tracking, pathogens, QMRA |
2020 | HI | Annual Base | Integrating Geological, Geophysical, Remote Sensing, and Groundwater Data into a Geothermal Resource Assessment for American Samoa | Federal: $34,740 Non-Federal: $62,091 | Nicole Lautze | American Samoa, geothermal, groundwater, geochemistry, seismology; InSAR, borehole |
2020 | HI | Annual Base | Providing upgraded climate monitoring infrastructure in support of hydrological research in American Samoa | Federal: $12,487 Non-Federal: $0 | Kelley Anderson Tagarino | weather monitoring, streamflow monitoring |
2020 | IA | Annual Base | Measuring Impacts of Lake Management Practices on Harmful Algal Blooms using Con-tinuous Monitoring at the Iowa Great Lakes | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,007 | Corey Markfort | harmful algal blooms, continuous monitoring, water quality buoy, aquatic vegetation management, spatial/temporal non-equilibrium dynamics |
2020 | IA | Annual Base | Next-Generation Stage Measurement at Ungauged Locations using IoT | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Yusuf Sermet | water level measurement, elevation estimation, virtual sensor, citizen science, hydrologic data retrieval |
2020 | IA | Annual Base | Does food web structure modify the resilience of shallow lakes to harmful algal blooms? | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,006 | Tyler Butts | Eutrophication, food web structure, ecosystem resilience, shallow lakes, nutrient pollution, lake restoration |
2020 | IA | Annual Base | Strengthening the Foundation of Agroecosystem Models for Water Research: Precision Land Surface Analysis and Machine Learningfor Enhanced Soil Maps | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $17,950 | Meyer Bohn | spatial modeling, nutrient reduction, soil erosion, crop production, digital soil mapping, precision remote-sensing analysis, machine learning, soil carbon, soil texture, a horizon thickness, water table |
2020 | IA | Annual Base | Hydro-NPOSS: A Non-Proprietary Open-Source Software for Hydrologic Data Visualization and Model Evaluation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Navid Jadidoleslam | informatics, cyberinfrastructure, web application, data visualization, open access |
2020 | ID | Annual Base | Multi-Criteria Stakeholder Analysis Framework for Western United States Irrigation Modernization | Federal: $14,961 Non-Federal: $29,924 | Thomas Ptak | Irrigation Modernization, Western United States, Stakeholder Engagement and Planning |
2020 | ID | Annual Base | Snowpack aging, evolution of snow 2H and 18O, and alteration of the snowmelt recharge signal to a multilayer aquifer system. | Federal: $14,973 Non-Federal: $29,946 | Jeff Langman | Snowpack Aging, Water Isotopes, snowmelt signal |
2020 | ID | Annual Base | Engineered, Porous-Structured Biochar for Removing Phosphorus in Water: Production, Characterization, and Sustainable Treatment | Federal: $14,950 Non-Federal: $29,973 | Amin Mirkouei | Phosphorous Reduction, Engineered Biochar, Aquaculture, Water Quality |
2020 | ID | Annual Base | Quantifying bed architecture and interstitial processes within granular sediment beds by laser induced fluorescence | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,002 | Ralph Budwig | hyporheic Flow, Biofilms, Irregular granular particles, porous media flow, sediment bed scour, Refractive index matching, Laser induced fluorescence |
2020 | IL | Annual Base | Illinois Water Resources Center Research for Future Generations | Federal: $27,386 Non-Federal: $8,736 | Dr. Maryam Ghadiri | food-energy nexus, urban resilence |
2020 | IL | Annual Base | Low cost mycelial stabilization of coal combustion products to reduce As, and Se contamination of groundwater | Federal: $9,988 Non-Federal: $21,608 | Dr. Linduo Zhao | energy-water nexus, coal combustion products, fungal mycelium, arsenic, selenium |
2020 | IL | Annual Base | Towards better agricultural drought assessment and irrigation management: improving the simulation and understanding of plant water stress for crops in Noah-MP land surface model | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,001 | Dr. Kaiyu Guan | soil moisture, plant water stress, land surface modeling |
2020 | IL | Annual Base | A Coupled Urban Spatial Simulation and Stormwater Runoff Model and its Implications for Physical Design: The Case of Chicago | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Dr. Brian Deal | hydrologic modeling, land-use modeling, urban stormwater, design application |
2020 | IL | Annual Base | Modeling the Effects of Green Stormwater Infrastructure Implementation on Urban Hydrology and Urban Heat Islands in Illinois | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Dr. Lei Zhao | green stormwater infrastructure, urban flooding, urban heat island (UHI), urban hydrology, water-energy nexus |
2020 | IL | Annual Base | Utilizing a tracer test to calculating the transport and fate of nitrate within a saturated buffer zone | Federal: $9,887 Non-Federal: $20,350 | Eric W. Peterson | nitrate, denitrification, saturated buffer zone, tile water, groundwater |
2020 | IN | Annual Base | Evaluating Old Mill Ponds: Can They Provide Clean Water and Sustainable Energy? | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,004 | Antoine Aubeneau | Mill ponds, Water Quality, Sustainable Energy |
2020 | IN | Annual Base | A framework for optimization of green infrastructure practices selection and placement to attain runoff and water quality goals in urban watershed | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,004 | Jingqiu Chen | Hydrologic modeling; optimization; green infrastructure; cost; runoff; water quality; urban watershed |
2020 | IN | Annual Base | Biogeochemical Cycling of Lead in Indiana Waterways | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,001 | Jennifer Latimer | Biogeochemistry, Pollution, Metals, Water Quality, River Otters |
2020 | IN | Annual Base | Evaluation of direct and contaminant-associated effects of microplastic exposure on the reproductive behavior of fish | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,009 | Jess Ward | Microplastics, endocrine-disrupting chemicals, reproductive behavior, wastewater treatment, fish |
2020 | IN | Annual Base | Seasonal and hydrological controls of bioavailability of organic phosphorus in agricultural drainage waters | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,681 | Pierre-Andre Jacinthe | tile drainage, P loading, P-hydrolytic enzymes |
2020 | IN | Annual Base | Mapping the Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Cover Crops to Model Water Quality Outcomes | Federal: $14,966 Non-Federal: $38,225 | Landon Yoder | Cover crops, spatial analysis, remote sensing, hydrological modeling |
2020 | IN | Annual Base | Impacts of urbanization on urban runoff and water quality in the contiguous U.S. | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $2,000 | Jingqiu Chen | Hydrologic modeling; Hydrologic impacts; urbanization; runoff; water quality; L-THIA Tabular Tool |
2020 | KS | Annual Base | A New Statewide System for Tracking and Forecasting Drought | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,065 | Dan Devlin | forecasting, drought, web-based tracking |
2020 | KS | Annual Base | Benthic cyanobacterial mats: A potential source of harmful and nuisance compounds to Kansas streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $48,243 | ||
2020 | KS | Annual Base | Experimental and Modeling Investigation of Fluid-Fluid and Rock-Fluid Compatibility between Arbuckle and Lansing Kansas City Formations with the Purpose of Produced Water-Exchange Between the Two Formations to Reduce both Fresh Water Usage and Water Dispo | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Geological formations, produced water reuse | |
2020 | KS | Annual Base | Simulating the effects of reservoir management strategies on in-stream sediment load, streambank stability, and water quality. | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,002 | Tony Layzell | Streambank stability, erosion, reservoir, water quality |
2020 | KS | Annual Base | Spatial variability and subsurface controls of groundwater recharge and nutrient mobilization in dry streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,002 | ||
2020 | KY | Annual Base | Magnetic Nanoparticles to Remove Arsenite from Water | Federal: $12,553 Non-Federal: $30,325 | David Atwood | arsenite, As(III), nanoparticle, magnetic separation, remediation, water |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluation of a New Diffusive Gradients in Thin Films Sampler for Determining Time-Averaged Concentrations of Cyanotoxins in Kentucky Water Bodies. | Federal: $9,812 Non-Federal: $23,796 | Elisa D'Angelo | harmful algal blooms, microcystins, anatoxins, cylindrospermopsins, saxitoxins, passive samplers, DGT, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, ELISA |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | Aerobic scope in Kentucky stream fishes as a fitness indicator of climate change impacts | Federal: $7,925 Non-Federal: $10,552 | Richard D. Durtsche | metabolic scope, standard metabolic rate, maximal metabolic rate, climate change, embryogenesis, rainbow darter, bluntnose minnow, mosquitofish |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | Analysis of Contaminated Karst Groundwater Supplying "Off the Grid" Religious Communities in Southcentral Kentucky | Federal: $9,999 Non-Federal: $20,003 | Dr. Chris Groves | groundwater, karst, water supply, hydrogeology |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | Lawn Establishment in Kentucky: Balancing Green Lawns with Waterbody Eutrophication Risks | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $15,708 | Brad Lee | fertilizers, lawn care, urban land use, nutrients, phosphorus, stormwater |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | Geophysical imaging of ridgetop wetland-perched groundwater systems | Federal: $4,789 Non-Federal: $9,934 | Dr. Jonathan Malzone | wetlands, groundwater surface water interaction, electrical resistivity, perched groundwater, vernal pools |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | A Comparison of Sedimentation Rates and Hydrological Regimes in Floodplain Wetland Easements and Natural Bottomland Forested Wetlands of Western Kentucky | Federal: $5,711 Non-Federal: $11,555 | Jessica B. Moon | Floodplain Wetlands, Sedimentation, Hydrology, Wetland Stressors |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | Examining Hydrogeological Dynamics of Flooding and Flow Reversals of the Green River and Major Springs of Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Jason Polk | karst groundwater, river reversals, flooding, hydrogeology, sustainable water resources |
2020 | KY | Annual Base | In-situ 3D Electrical Resistivity Method for Understanding Water Dynamics in Shallow Karst Features | Federal: $7,047 Non-Federal: $14,333 | Junfeng Zhu | karst aquifer, electrical resistivity, in-situ survey, epikarst, sinkhole |
2020 | LA | Annual Base | Identification of Critical Sources and Loadings of Nutrients for Reducing Harmful Algal Blooms in Lake Pontchartrain | Federal: $15,100 Non-Federal: $30,310 | Zhiqiang Deng | Critical Source Areas, Harmful Algal Blooms, Nutrients, Watershed |
2020 | LA | Annual Base | Integrated geophysical mapping of a Mississippi Flood Plain Aquifer (0-30 m): 3D seismic and 2D resistivity imaging | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,134 | Juan Lorenzo | Sand boils, groundwater flow, flooding, infrastructure, seismic, resistivity, geophysics |
2020 | LA | Annual Base | A numerical assessment of Louisianan's surface water resource over the past three decades | Federal: $14,960 Non-Federal: $30,002 | Zuo Xue | WRF-Hydro, Climate Change, Soil Moisture, Evapotranspiration, Lower Mississippi |
2020 | LA | Annual Base | Managed Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Coastal Louisiana | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,002 | Emad Habib | water stress, aquifer storage, recovery, modeling, floods, water quality |
2020 | LA | Annual Base | Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Efficiency Assessment through Computational Fluid Dynamics Modelling | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,001 | Celalettin Ozdemir | Sediment diversion, computational fluid dynamics, sediment transport modeling |
2020 | MA | Annual Base | Microplastic Pollution in Freshwater Systems: Impacts of Biofilm Formation on Microplastic Surface | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,138 | Wan-Ting (Grace) Chen | Microplastic, Biofilm, Freshwater Systems, Surface Characterization |
2020 | MA | Annual Base | Thermal Regeneration Technologies for Granular Activated Carbons Laden with Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $99,998 | Onur Apul | Adsorption, Granular Activated Carbon, Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, Regeneration |
2020 | MA | Annual Base | Manganese sourcing and transport in Massachusetts groundwater: Understanding dissolution mechanisms and creating a temporally variant database | Federal: $9,996 Non-Federal: $21,107 | David Boutt | manganese, groundwater, water quality, transport, time series |
2020 | MA | Annual Base | Testing the River Process Corridor in the Deerfield River Watershed, Massachusetts | Federal: $9,844 Non-Federal: $23,300 | Christine Hatch | River corridor, fluvial hazard, mapping, fluvial geomorphology, GIS |
2020 | MA | Annual Base | Investigating dam management impacts to downstream fluvial hydrology and temperature | Federal: $15,006 Non-Federal: $30,649 | Allison Roy | winter lake drawdown, hydrology, temperature, stream ecosystems |
2020 | MD | Annual Base | Using high-frequency data and concentration-discharge relationships to describe solute mobilization and transport in suburban and urban watersheds (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,003 | Joel Moore | Solutes, watershed, urban, suburban, transport, export |
2020 | MD | Annual Base | Developing an isotopic fingerprint for methane from Maryland wetlands | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $70,000 | James Farquhar | Methane Emissions and Inventory, Wetlands, Clumped Isotopes, Isotopologues. |
2020 | MD | Annual Base | Application of Particle Image Velocimetry and Structure from Motion to reconstruct discharge hydrographs for an extreme urban flood | Federal: $21,962 Non-Federal: $43,923 | Andrew J. Miller | Particle Image Velocimetry, PIV, Flood, Hydrograph |
2020 | MD | Annual Base | Implications of flooding for equitable access to transportation and emergency services | Federal: $17,278 Non-Federal: $34,951 | Allison C. Reilly | Flood, Emergency management, roads, communities, equity |
2020 | MD | Annual Base | Precipitation frequency in Maryland: Investigating epistemic uncertainty | Federal: $17,278 Non-Federal: $34,951 | Michelle T Bensi | Precipitation, Frequency, IDF, DDF, Epistemic uncertainty |
2020 | ME | Annual Base | Data-driven support for adaptive pollution-based closure decisions in shellfish growing areas of Maine | Federal: $36,000 Non-Federal: $49,725 | Dr. Samuel Roy | shellfish, fecal borne pathogens, pollution-based closures, decision-making, public health, spatial data analytics, decision-support tools |
2020 | ME | Annual Base | Farms and Rivers for the Future: Advancing Partnerships in the Meduxnekeag Watershed | Federal: $19,523 Non-Federal: $39,817 | Dr. Bridie McGreavy | Watershed conservation, water quality, riparian buffers, community partnerships |
2020 | ME | Annual Base | 20 years of River Restoration in Maine: Using Socio-economics and Benefit Transfer to Inform Decision-Making on Dam Removals | Federal: $26,402 Non-Federal: $54,829 | Lynne Lewis | Dam Removal; River Restoration; Social Sciences; Monitoring; Economics |
2020 | MI | Annual Base | Improving Ecosystem Services and Water Quality through Applied Research and Technology Advancements | Federal: $125,000 Non-Federal: $250,089 | Watershed Planning and Management, Water Quality, Water Use, Decision Support, Wetlands, Aquatic Invasive Species, Inland Lakes, Online Courses; Contaminants, PFAS, Sensors | |
2020 | MN | Annual Base | What drives soil health test variability in Minnesota? | Federal: $9,964 Non-Federal: $21,286 | Anna Cates | soil organic matter, active carbon pools, soil temperature, soil moisture |
2020 | MN | Annual Base | Environmental impacts of potassium acetate as an alternative deicing chemical to Lake Superior: Water chemistry and ecotoxicity | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $43,805 | Chan Lan Chun | chloride pollution, urban runoff, alternative deicing chemical, stormwater, and toxicity |
2020 | MN | Annual Base | Assessing lakeshore residents' perspectives on Aquatic Invasive Species management | Federal: $24,953 Non-Federal: $34,785 | Amit Pradhananga | Aquatic Invasive Species; Valuation; Beliefs and Values; Lakeshore Owners |
2020 | MO | Annual Base | Advanced Materials for Low-Cost Electronic Nitrate Sensors to Prevent Harmful Algal Blooms in Missouri Water Resources | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,000 | Dr. Matthias Young | Sensor, Nitrate-Selective, Molecular Layer Deposition, Conducting Polymer, Thin films, Crosslinking |
2020 | MO | Annual Base | Preoxidation strategies to improve treatment of algal bloom impacted source water | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $46,383 | Dr. Kimberly Parker | Harmful algal blooms; cyanotoxin; microcystin; cylindrospermopsin; chlorination; preoxidation; disinfection byproducts. |
2020 | MO | Annual Base | Assessment of Cyanobacteria diversity and their toxigenic potential within the Little Sac Watershed ecosystem using Next Generation DNA sequencing | Federal: $22,030 Non-Federal: $45,372 | Dr. Babur Mirza | cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (CyanoHABs); cyanotoxins; Next-Gen DNA sequencing; qPCR |
2020 | MS | Annual Base | Innovative Nutrient Recovery Schemes for Sustainable Agricultural Systems | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Dr. Veera Gnaneswar Gude | Surface Water - performance and effectiveness of innovative and established nutrients, sediment, bacteria, and storm water management methodologies, and small community wastewater treatment |
2020 | MS | Annual Base | Irrigation Systems, Row Spacing, and Applied Fertilizer Effects on Water Use and Crop Productivity | Federal: $35,638 Non-Federal: $71,288 | Dr. Gubir Singh | Water Reuse and Conservation |
2020 | MS | Annual Base | Multi-scale Evaluation of the Impact of Hydrological Extremes on Coastal Wetland Vegetation | Federal: $34,976 Non-Federal: $70,126 | Dr. Wei Wu | Modeling and Tool Development, Climatwe |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Aerobic granular sludge: assessing PFAS adsorption to enhance wastewater treatment and water quality | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Catherine Kirkland | per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, PFAS, PFOA, PFOS, aerobic granular sludge, biofilm, wastewater |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Vanishing Glaciers & Emergent Lakes: physical and chemical constraints on aquatic ecosystem metabolism | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Ashley Ballantyne | nutrient and light constraints on ecosystem metabolism |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Rapid Wetland Benefit Assessment (WBA) for Montana State and Tribes | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | William Kliendl | Ecosystem Service, Wetland, Riparian, Rapid Assessment, Delphi Survey |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Interdisciplinary Research on Developing a New Model for Bioelectrochemical Denitrification | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,266 | Tianyu Zhang | Bioelectrochemical Denitrification, Mathematical Modeling, Eutrophication |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Exploring Trends in Warm Season Precipitation in the northern North American Great Plains | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Gabriel Bromley | |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Reproductive and life-history traits of western pearlshell mussels in Montana | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Kristen Cook | |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Modeling Adaptive Capacity of Water Law by Integrating Water Rights into a Hydro-economic Model: A Case Study of Instream Flow Policies in MT | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Anna Crockett | |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: A hand-held, structure from motion, photogrammetric approach to riparian and stream assessment and monitoring of the Upper Clark Fork River, MT | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Joseph Dehnert | |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Effects of Floodplain Shade on Hyporheic and Stream Channel Temperatures | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Katie Fogg | |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Developing the first river ice mapping tool for the Yellowstone River | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Ross Palomaki | |
2020 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Using DNA metabarcoding techniques to evaluate responses of river food webs to heavy metals along the Clark Fork River, Montana | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Jose Sanchez Ruiz | |
2020 | NC | Annual Base | Understanding the FOG deposit adhesion mechanism on different sewer line surfaces | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $71,520 | Joel J. Ducoste | Sanitary sewer overflows, FOG deposits, Sustainability, Alternative binder materials, Sewer line surfaces |
2020 | NC | Annual Base | Assessing Controls on Nutrient Loading at the Watershed Scale through Data-Driven Modeling | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $4,704 | Daniel R. Obenour | watershed, nitrogen, phosphorus, modeling, BMP |
2020 | NC | Annual Base | Multidimensional Assessment of North Carolina Community Water System Vulnerabilities | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $57,912 | Megan Mullin | drinking water, community water systems, public information, decision support |
2020 | NC | Annual Base | Effects of Extreme Flooding on Water Quality in Areas of Dense Food Animal Production | Federal: $10,068 Non-Federal: $77,657 | Jill Stewart | one health, environmental change, hurricanes, flooding, Escherichia coli, antimicrobial resistance, resilience |
2020 | NC | Annual Base | Investigating the microbial culprits of taste/odor issues in City of Durham drinking water reservoir Lake Michie and algicidal mitigation tactics. | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $12,762 | Dr. Ryan W. Paerl | City of Durham; drinking water odor/taste; picocyanobacteria; cyanobacteria |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | The ecotoxicological effects of saline water characteristics on amphibian survival and development | Federal: $3,289 Non-Federal: $6,578 | Matthew Smith | Salinity; Amphibians |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Flood and Bathymetry Alteration Simulations Under Ice-Coverage in Red River | Federal: $2,731 Non-Federal: $5,462 | Trung Bao Le | Ice-coverage, Flood model, Sediment transport |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Does wetland restoration affect the accumulation of glyphosate? | Federal: $2,160 Non-Federal: $4,320 | Jon Sweetman | Glyphosate, Wetland restoration, Prairie potholes |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Assessment of agricultural impact on biotic components of North Dakota wetland resources using habitat suitability landscape genomics of amphibians | Federal: $4,489 Non-Federal: $8,978 | Craig Stockwell | Habitat, Wetland, Genomics |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Rejuvenation of Urban Streams in Cold Climate Regions Using Hydroponic Systems: A Case Study on English Coulee in Grand Forks, North Dakota | Federal: $8,262 Non-Federal: $16,524 | Yeo Howe Lim | Urban Stream, Nutrient, Algal Bloom, Dissolved Oxygen, Bioremediation, Hydroponic |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Impact of Subsurface Drainage and Subirrigation on Water Quality in Richland County, North Dakota | Federal: $4,290 Non-Federal: $8,580 | Xinhua Jia | Subsurface drainage, Subirrigation, Water quality |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Understanding intra-lake seasonal and spatial variability in shallow prairie lake diatom communities: implications for paleolimnological studies | Federal: $6,816 Non-Federal: $21,625 | Jon Sweetman | Prairie Pothole wetlands, water chemistry, diatoms, spatial variability |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Development of a new depression-oriented watershed hydrologic model and its application in North Dakota | Federal: $7,508 Non-Federal: $23,738 | Xuefeng Chu | Hydrologic Modeling, Watershed, Surface Topography |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Effectively and Practically Remove Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances from Landfill Leachate and Groundwater | Federal: $6,200 Non-Federal: $12,400 | Feng | Treatment; Emerging contaminants; PFOS; PFOA |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Influence of habitat characteristics on amphibian stress and reproductive success in North Dakota | Federal: $2,685 Non-Federal: $5,370 | Matthew Smith | Amphibian; Habitat; Physiochemical; Water Quality |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Hydrological Changes Due to Recent Wetting in a Cold Region Riverine Headwaters Environment | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $2,000 | Taufique Mahmood | Hydrologic modeling, Watershed, Cold region |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Soil Amendment for Reducing the Runoff of Nutrients from Agricultural Lands | Federal: $5,192 Non-Federal: $10,384 | Feng | Non-point source pollution; Nutrients; Soil amendment; Runoff |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Using Coupled Human and Natural Systems for Water Resources Management in the Bakken Region of Western North Dakota | Federal: $3,212 Non-Federal: $6,424 | Zhulu Lin | Hydraulic fracturing, MODFLOW, Water management |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Fabrication of Point of Use Treatment Systems for Aqueous Arsenic and their Evaluation | Federal: $11,115 Non-Federal: $34,517 | Achintya N. Bezbaruah | Arsenic, Graphene-oxide-iron-nanohybrid, Point-of-use-treatment |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Automatic sensor-controlled drip irrigation under mulches for tomato and watermelon productions | Federal: $6,477 Non-Federal: $20,555 | Xinhua Jia | Drip irrigation, water supply, agricultural production |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Soil moisture mapping using Landsat data in a frigid glaciolacustrine landscape with agricultural production | Federal: $4,263 Non-Federal: $8,526 | Aaron Daigh | Soil moisture, Weather station, Remote sensing |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Hydraulic and hydrologic routing parameters in natural channels in North Dakota under spring snowmelt conditions | Federal: $4,647 Non-Federal: $9,294 | Yeo Howe Lim | Snowmelt, Devil Lake, Stump Lake, Routing, HEC-RAS |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Imprinting and hydromulch for soil erosion reduction and plant establishment in semi-arid soils disturbed from oil and gas development | Federal: $6,875 Non-Federal: $21,673 | Thomas DeSutter | Imprint, Hydromulch, Microtopography, Runoff |
2020 | ND | Annual Base | Red Lake River and Red River Raw Water Quality Investigation | Federal: $2,199 Non-Federal: $4,398 | Feng | Surface water monitoring; Water treatment; Natural organic matter |
2020 | NE | Annual Base | Bank Filtration: An efficient and economical water treatment technology for cyanotoxins removal | Federal: $11,746 Non-Federal: $23,515 | ||
2020 | NE | Annual Base | Monitoring of nitrate leaching at and below the crop rooting depth | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $55,802 | ||
2020 | NE | Annual Base | Setting nitrogen surplus benchmarks to control nitrate pollution of groundwater in the northeast Nebraska | Federal: $18,954 Non-Federal: $37,175 | ||
2020 | NE | Annual Base | PFAS exposure from WWTPs to Surface Waters and Agricultural | Federal: $19,928 Non-Federal: $39,923 | ||
2020 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Long-term monitoring of rapidly developing suburban watersheds | Federal: $26,672 Non-Federal: $67,143 | Bill McDowell | Long-term, water quality, water supply, land use change, development, nitrogen |
2020 | NH | Annual Base | Invasive Species Detection in New Hampshire lakes and streams using Environmental DNA (eDNA) - 2020 Pilot study | Federal: $19,990 Non-Federal: $40,095 | Alison Watts | Invasive species, lakes, streams, eDNA |
2020 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Real time monitoring in the Lamprey River watershed | Federal: $34,610 Non-Federal: $75,333 | Bill McDowell | Real-time, water quality, sensors, land use change, nitrogen, climate variability |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Electrochemical Device Development for Detection and Removal of Perfluorinated Substances in Water | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,099 | Joshua Young | PFAS, sensing, metal-organic frameworks |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Security and Sensitivity of Hydrological Model Forecasting to the Disruption of Sensor Networks | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Ruo-Qian Wang | Ensemble Kalman Filter, data aggregation, data assimilation, flood early warning, sensor network, missing data imputation |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Impact of extreme precipitation events on eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) ecosystem services | Federal: $4,995 Non-Federal: $9,990 | Janine Barr | Oysters, salinity, aquaculture, filtration, ecosystem services |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Well water microbiome and its relation to nontuberculous mycobacteria in New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Sophia Blanc | Opportunistic pathogens, Drinking water, Nontuberculous mycobacteria, Microbial community |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessment of Spent Lithium-ion Batteries on Surface Water Quality: Delineating Baseline Level Changes of Lithium, Cobalt and Lithium Hexafluorophosphate | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,874 | Le-qi Lin | Lithium-ion batteries, lithium hexafluorophosphate, cobalt, lithium, water quality |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Carbon-Metal Nanohybrids (CMNHs)-Impregnated Reactive Electrochemical Membrane (REM) Filtration for PFAS Removal | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,874 | Qingquan Ma | CMNHs, REM, PFASs Removal, New Jersey |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Effects of Microbubble Formation on Sediment Pollutant Resuspension | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,874 | Xiaonan Shi | microbubble technology, sediment, contaminant release |
2020 | NJ | Annual Base | Effects of water table level and storm strength on the redistribution of trace metals in the Meadowlands of New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,322 | Ying Yao | Trace metals, Water table level, Precipitation, Estuaries, Remobilization |
2020 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information System for Water Resources Research Planning and Outreach | Federal: $18,139 Non-Federal: $8,344 | ||
2020 | NM | Annual Base | Adding snow physics to PyRANA to understand the impacts of climate change on diffuse recharge in New Mexico headwaters | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Alex Rinehart | recharge, estimating recharge, climate change, snow modeling |
2020 | NM | Annual Base | Electrical Resistivity Mapping of Rio Grande River-Groundwater Connectivity | Federal: $19,926 Non-Federal: $39,852 | Kenneth C. Carroll | water table |
2020 | NM | Annual Base | Improving Water Use Efficiency Using Ground-based Microwave and Optical Scintillometer Measurements of Evapotranspiration of Pecan Orchards | Federal: $29,676 Non-Federal: $59,352 | Hatim M.E.Geli | water supply, evapotranspiration, semiarid regions, agricultural production, socioeconomic stability, sustainability |
2020 | NM | Annual Base | Investigating the effects of reservoir water releases on spawning activities of fishes in the Pecos River | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,771 | Jesse E. Filbrun | pelagic spawning minnows |
2020 | NV | Annual Base | Occurrence and Mass Balance of PFAS during Wastewater Treatment | Federal: $41,236 Non-Federal: $82,348 | Xuelian Bai | Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), wastewater, wastewater treatment, water quality |
2020 | NV | Annual Base | Engineered processes for the separation and degradation of microplastics in freshwater | Federal: $28,508 Non-Federal: $57,017 | Erick Bandala | Microplastics, electrocoagulation, microfluidics, acoustic focusing, removal, degradation. |
2020 | NV | Annual Base | Development and evaluation of iron based strategies for arsenic removal in contaminated groundwater | Federal: $39,982 Non-Federal: $79,964 | Lazaro Perez Jorge | Geochemical Modeling, Groundwater, Column Experiments |
2020 | NY | Annual Base | Evaluation of the effectiveness of green infrastructure for stormwater management under current and future climates in urban Buffalo | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Green infrastructure, rain gardens, infiltration, recharge, urban management, wastewater | |
2020 | NY | Annual Base | Sources and Speciation of Elevated Manganese in a Surface Water Supply Reservoir | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,002 | Manganese, Speciation, Sediments, Water Supply, Stable Isotopes | |
2020 | NY | Annual Base | Mobile toolkit for rapid in-field screening of freshwater Harmful Algal Blooms | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,066 | Harmful Algal Blooms, Citizen Science, Monitoring, Microcystin, Cyanobacteria | |
2020 | NY | Annual Base | Species interactions may enhance resilience and ecosystem services within an urban living shoreline project | Federal: $19,681 Non-Federal: $41,007 | Restoration, Bivalves, Mutualism, Carbon Sequestration, Denitrification | |
2020 | NY | Annual Base | NYSWRI Internship Program | Federal: $12,701 Non-Federal: $0 | ||
2020 | OH | Annual Base | What role does nutrient cycling by zooplankton play in supporting HAB production in western Lake Erie? | Federal: $35,572 Non-Federal: $35,867 | James Hood | Harmful algal blooms, nutrients, zooplankton, microzooplankton, Lake Erie, zooplankton-mediated nutrient recycling, cyanobacteria |
2020 | OH | Annual Base | Microorganisms and enzymes driving glyphosate degradation in Lake Erie | Federal: $32,276 Non-Federal: $34,369 | Mathew Saxton | Glyphosate, Eutrophication, Harmful Algal Blooms, Nonpoint Source Pollution |
2020 | OH | Annual Base | Electrochemical sensors for microbial activities in benthic sediments: a sentry for lacustrine P biogeochemistry | Federal: $35,120 Non-Federal: $39,043 | John M. Senko | Sediment biogeochemistry, geomicrobiology, electrochemical monitoring, internal P |
2020 | OK | Annual Base | Soil Monitoring through UAV-Assisted Internet of Things Wireless Underground Sensors | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Sabit Ekin | Soil monitoring; IoT sensors; UAV-assisted soil monitoring |
2020 | OK | Annual Base | Passive samplers for monitoring perfluoroalkyl substances at contaminated sites | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | David Lampert | Passive sampler, Sediment, PFAS, Pore water |
2020 | OK | Annual Base | Design of Novel Electrocoagulation Systems for Produced Water Treatment | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Pankaj Sarin | Electrocoagulation, Produced Water, Water Treatment, Electrodes |
2020 | OK | Annual Base | A new dolomite filtration technology to remove heavy metals and NORM from produced water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,025 | Javier Vilcaez | Treatment of produced water; Heavy metals; NORM; Dissolved oil; Dolomite filtration; Beneficial use of produced water. |
2020 | OK | Annual Base | Investigation of Indicator Bacteria in Oklahoma Streams | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Jason Vogel | |
2020 | PA | Annual Base | Integrating Water Quality and Cyanotoxin Production to Combat Harmful Algal Blooms | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | Sarah Princiotta | harmful algal blooms, cyanobacteria, water quality, cyanotoxins |
2020 | PA | Annual Base | Adaptive management in stream restoration across Pennsylvania: historical trends, recent case studies, and future directions/strategic challenges | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Benjamin Hayes | adaptive management, stream restoration, best practices, fluvial processes |
2020 | PR | Annual Base | Geomorphic evolution of the Río Grande De Añasco Lower Valley and its impact on water resources | Federal: $23,000 Non-Federal: $16,086 | Walter Silva | Morphodynamic multidimensional model iRIC, meanders evolution, geomorphologic, hydrodynamic |
2020 | PR | Annual Base | Atrazine and glyphosate monitoring in water streams and degradation using a novel TiO2-based biopolymer | Federal: $23,000 Non-Federal: $50,212 | Pedro Javier Tarafa | Agriculture, Herbicides, Organic Compounds, Pollutants, River, Streams, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Treatment, Weeds |
2020 | PR | Annual Base | Nanotechnology-based wastewater treatment for reuse - Phase II | Federal: $23,000 Non-Federal: $11,500 | Oscar J. Perales-Perez | Nanomaterials, Water reuse, antimicrobial capacity, biopolymer |
2020 | RI | Annual Base | Hybrid nano-bioreactors for the treatment of recalcitrant contaminants in drinking water. | Federal: $11,618 Non-Federal: $26,505 | Nanomaterials, biodegradation, persistent pollutants. | |
2020 | RI | Annual Base | Understanding Urban Water Resources and Energy Nexus in Rhode Island | Federal: $23,234 Non-Federal: $58,476 | Ali Shafqat Akanda | Sustainability, Water-Energy Nexus, Climate, Urban Heat Island |
2020 | RI | Annual Base | The Applicability of South Korean Aquatic Litter Management Strategies to Rhode Island Freshwater Bodies | Federal: $22,743 Non-Federal: $45,497 | Elizabeth Mendenhall | Aquatic Litter Management, Plastic, Rhode Island, South Korea |
2020 | SC | Annual Base | Identifying Iodine Hotspots in Freshwater of South Carolina and Their Impact on Iodinated Disinfection By-Products in Drinking Water | Federal: $23,227 Non-Federal: $64,234 | Susan Richardson | iodide, iodine, surface water, disinfection by-products, DBPs, South Carolina |
2020 | SC | Annual Base | Fish dispersal as mechanism for contaminant movement in South Carolina streams | Federal: $30,190 Non-Federal: $61,097 | Peter Van den Hurk | Multi-species experiment, Dispersal, Behavior, Ecotoxicology |
2020 | SC | Annual Base | Quantifying the effect of instream flow on larval fish abundance in the Edisto River Basin | Federal: $23,849 Non-Federal: $47,698 | Luke Bower | Instream flow, Edisto River, larval fish, fish assemblages |
2020 | SD | Annual Base | Understanding Contaminant Transport Processes in the Madison Aquifer | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Liangping Li | Groundwater; Karst; Contamination; Water Supply; Conduit |
2020 | SD | Annual Base | Assessment and Improvement of Performance of Septic Systems in Cold Climates (Year 2) | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Mengistu Geza Nisrani | Septic Systems, Site Scale, Watershed Scale, Water quality |
2020 | SD | Annual Base | Improvement of Denitrification Bioreactor Performance Using Weathered Woodchips and Wet-Dry Cycle Control (Year 2) | Federal: $22,636 Non-Federal: $45,484 | Guanghui Hua | Subsurface Drainage, Nitrate, Woodchips, Denitrification Bioreactor |
2020 | TN | Annual Base | Sourcing Runoff and Chemical Origins in Urban Stormwater Runoff: An Application in Second Creek | Federal: $17,190 Non-Federal: $38,783 | Jon Hathaway | Isotopes,Urban, Pollutant Transport, Storm water, Watershed |
2020 | TN | Annual Base | Pollutant Sourcing Identification in Impaired Surface Waters | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,342 | Dr. Qiang He | Water quality; Pollution; Machine learning; Surface water; Watershed management |
2020 | TN | Annual Base | Development of a low-cost real-time water Quality monitoring network for rural watersheds | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Dr. Alfred Kalyanapu | Water-Quality sensor; Sensor network, Real-time network, Low-cot sensors, Cloud-based Services |
2020 | TN | Annual Base | Development of Lentic Periphytic Algal Indies of Trophic Status Needed to Assess and Monitor the Effects of Eutrophication in Littoral Habitats of Middle and East Tennessee | Federal: $6,870 Non-Federal: $13,602 | Dr. Jeff Lebkuecher | Algal indices, Diatoms, Soft Algae, Eutrophication |
2020 | TN | Annual Base | Organic acid fate and behavior in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | Dr. John S. Schwartz | Organic, Sulfate, Nitrate, pH, Buffering |
2020 | TN | Annual Base | Assessing Water Quality of Rivers Feeding Riparian Wetlands in Agroecosystems: Research Supporting the Evaluation of the USDA Wetlands Reserve Program | Federal: $4,995 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Justin Murdock | Nutrient Retention, Hydrology, Watershed Management |
2020 | TX | Annual Base | Impact of climatic extremes on net subsurface discharge considering hydrologic linkage among vadose zone-unconfined aquifer-stream in Rio Grande basin | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,002 | Zhuping Sheng | climate extremes, hydrologic exchange, net subsurface discharge, surface-subsurface interaction |
2020 | TX | Annual Base | Improving Surface Water Availability Estimates by Accounting for Projected Changes of Reservoir Evaporation: A Case Study in Upper Trinity River Basin | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Huilin Gao | climate change, reservoir evaporation, water availability |
2020 | UT | Annual Base | Leveraging LIDAR and Citizen-Science for Low-Cost, High-Resolution Snow-Depth Estimation | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $70,166 | Carlos A. Oroza | LIDAR, Citizen science, Snow-depth estimation |
2020 | UT | Annual Base | Dynamic, Adaptive Management of the Colorado River to Enhance Water Supply and River Ecosystem Outcomes | Federal: $44,521 Non-Federal: $59,357 | John Schmidt | water supply, water-supply and river-management policy, drought |
2020 | UT | Annual Base | Obtaining Lidar Data to Support Research in the Logan River Watershed | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $58,957 | Bethany Neilson | surface water hydrology, snow hydrology, karst hydrology, lidar |
2020 | UT | Annual Base | Improving the Hydraulics of Urban Flooding | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $49,750 | Zachary B. Sharp | water supply, stage discharge relationships, flooding, urban flooding |
2020 | VI | Annual Base | Raising Awareness and Participation With a Social Media App: Reducing Terrestrial Sedimentation and Promoting Clear Coastal Waters | Federal: $43,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Sedimentation, Watershed, Terrestrial Sediment, Gobiidae, Cleaning Stations | |
2020 | VT | Annual Base | Impact of Storms on Lake Phytoplankton Community Dynamics | Federal: $30,583 Non-Federal: $61,210 | Jason Stockwell | cyanobacteria blooms, phytoplankton, water, extreme events |
2020 | VT | Annual Base | Cyanobacteria bloom impacts on fish: ecological and human health considerations | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,021 | Jason Stockwell | Cyanobacteria blooms, Toxins, Fatty acids, Fish |
2020 | VT | Annual Base | How Much Carbon is in those Mussels? The Potential Impact of a Quagga Mussel Invasion on Energy Pathways in Lake Champlain | Federal: $35,866 Non-Federal: $71,742 | Quagga mussels, zebra mussels, carbon, phosphorus, food web | |
2020 | VT | Annual Base | Hydraulic Modeling to Support Vermont's Functioning Floodplain Initiative | Federal: $31,000 Non-Federal: $62,000 | Hydraulic models, floodplain function, flood risk | |
2020 | WA | Annual Base | Fate and Transport of Micro- and Nano-scale Plastics in Washington State | Federal: $29,993 Non-Federal: $60,834 | Indranil Chowdhury | Microplastics, Nanoscale Plastics, Treatment Plant, Fate and Transport |
2020 | WA | Annual Base | Do snow algae and black carbon contribute to surface albedo reduction of snow and glacier surfaces in the Nooksack River Headwaters? | Federal: $29,608 Non-Federal: $60,135 | Alia L. Khan | snowmelt, albedo, black carbon, snow algae, snow darkening, climate change |
2020 | WA | Annual Base | Farmer adaptation to climate change may increase water use: facilitating quantification of potential increase. | Federal: $29,994 Non-Federal: $59,996 | Kirti Rajagopalan | double cropping, climate change, satellite imagery, Sentinel |
2020 | WI | Annual Base | Impact of changing snow cover and frozen ground regimes on groundwater recharge | Federal: $21,466 Non-Federal: $23,419 | James Hurley | hydrology, water resources, groundwater recharge, snow cover |
2020 | WI | Annual Base | Fate of Groundwater Phosphorus from Septic Systems Near Lakes | Federal: $36,223 Non-Federal: $19,923 | James Hurley | water quality, septic, phosphorus, biological |
2020 | WV | Annual Base | Addressing Challenges in Monitoring Fecal Coliforms and E. coli in Watersheds Impacted by AMD | Federal: $19,923 Non-Federal: $39,921 | Emily Garner | Fecal indicator bacteria, acid mine drainage, fecal coliforms, viable but non-culturable |
2020 | WV | Annual Base | Drinking Water Treatment Methods to Reduce THM | Federal: $19,914 Non-Federal: $41,033 | LianShin Lin | water, water quality, drinking water, total trihalomethane, THM, disinfection byproducts |
2020 | WV | Annual Base | PFAS Occurrence in the Upper Ohio River Basin | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,200 | Paul Ziemkiewicz | Water, water quality, drinking water, PFAS, perfluorinated compounds, PFOS, PFOA |
2020 | WV | Annual Base | Fine Coal Sediment Transport Analysis Due to Extreme Storm Events | Federal: $19,633 Non-Federal: $40,212 | Leslie Hopkinson | erosion, coal impoundments |
2020 | WV | Annual Base | Piney Creek Watershed Water Monitoring and Management Project | Federal: $19,992 Non-Federal: $65,440 | Matthew Williams | Education, Quality, Monitoring, TDS, Fecal, Coliforms, Flow, Hydrology, Undergraduate, Research, STEM, Outreach, Stations, Watershed |
2020 | WY | Annual Base | Numerical simulations of the impact of cloud seeding in the Wind River Range on precipitation, snowpack, and streamflow | Federal: $27,610 Non-Federal: $17,469 | Bart Geerts | Snowpack, Snowfall, Runoff |
2020 | WY | Annual Base | RECYCLING CO-PRODUCED WATERS (CWS) IN THE ENERGY INDUSTRY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $96,509 | Maohong Fan | Energy, Recycling, Economics |
2020 | WY | Annual Base | Understanding the contribution of different microbial sources to surface water for informed management of waterborne pathogens in Wyoming | Federal: $12,750 Non-Federal: $227,482 | Sarah Collins | Waterborne Pathogens, E. coli |
2020 | WY | Annual Base | Sediment and fisheries: an assessment to inform sediment management practices at Wyoming dams | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $84,662 | Annika Walters | sediment, fisheries, irrigation |
2019 | AK | Annual Base | Quantification and Partitioning of Evapotranspiration in Arctic Tundra | Federal: $23,998 Non-Federal: $47,996 | Jason A. Clark | Echohydrology, arctic tundra, lysimeter, evapotranspiration partitioning, Alaska, shrub water balance, moss evaporation, plant-atmosphere interactions |
2019 | AK | Annual Base | Rural Alaskan households’ economic energy-water nexus | Federal: $11,000 Non-Federal: $22,000 | Barbara Johnson | Economics, utility management, water-energy nexus |
2019 | AK | Annual Base | Laboratory Investigation of Infiltration Process of Non-Newtonian Fluids through Porous Media in a Non-Isothermal Flow Regime for Effective Remediation of Adsorbed Contaminants | Federal: $24,998 Non-Federal: $49,996 | Fawad Naseer | Non-Newtonian fluid, Flow Characteristics, Non-Isothermal Flow Regime, Adsorbed Contaminant, Soil Remediation |
2019 | AK | Annual Base | Statistical Approach to Photochemical Reactivity of Sub-Arctic Permafrost Natural Organic Matter and its Implications of Surface Water Biogeochemistry | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Kristin R. Gagne | Permafrost, Organic Matter, Photochemistry, Metals |
2019 | AL | Annual Base | Sediment transport, nutrient deposition, and water quality through time for the Coosa River: The paleolimnology of Weiss Lake and Lay Lake | Federal: $24,635 Non-Federal: $49,317 | Matthew Waters | Impoundments, Sedimentation, Geochemistry, Nutrients, Heavy Metals, Reservoir Management, Water Quality, Eutrophication |
2019 | AL | Annual Base | Beaver Impoundments as Flow Experiments: effects of Dam Removal on Instream flow, Water Quality, and Species Diversity | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Jennifer Howeth | Instream Flow, Dams, Impoundments, Water Quality, Streams, Wetlands, Fish Ecology, Crustaceans |
2019 | AL | Annual Base | Cost Optimization of Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Management | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,644 | Frances C. O'Donnell | Infiltration, Optimization, Sedimentation, Storm Water Management, Urban Hydrology, Water Quality Management |
2019 | AR | Annual Base | Nitroxyl – The missing link in NDMA formation in chloramine systems | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $22,789 | Julian Fairey | NDMA, formation pathway, chloramine, disinfection byproduct |
2019 | AR | Annual Base | Utilization of Biodegradable Hydroponic Growth Media as a Carbon Source for Greenhouse Wastewater Denitrification | Federal: $9,803 Non-Federal: $20,333 | Kristen E. Gibson | hydroponics, nutrient solution, nitrogen, growth substrate, wastewater, bioreactors |
2019 | AR | Annual Base | Herbicide Mitigation Potential of Tailwater Recovery Systems in the Cache River Critical Groundwater Area | Federal: $25,008 Non-Federal: $51,080 | Cammy D. Willett | Tailwater recovery, residual herbicides |
2019 | AR | Annual Base | Assessing Water Quality and Biological Impacts of Nonpoint Source Pollution in the Eleven Point and Lower Black River Watersheds | Federal: $21,223 Non-Federal: $43,129 | Allyn Dodd | Algae, macroinvertebrates, microcystin, nonpoint source, nutrients, poultry, water sources, water quality |
2019 | AZ | Annual Base | Solar nanofiltation for off-grid water purification in Navajo Nation | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $20,019 | Dr. Kerri Hickenbottom | Off-grid water treatment; Membrane filtration; Electrochemical water treatment; Arsenic; Uranium |
2019 | AZ | Annual Base | A Citizen Science Approach to Monitoring Water Resources in a Vulnerable Aquifer | Federal: $5,125 Non-Federal: $28,058 | Jennifer McIntosh | Arizona, age-dating, citizen science, drought, groundwater, groundwater-surface water interface, isotopes, recharge |
2019 | AZ | Annual Base | Detecting Colorado River Tamarix phenology using publicly available satellite images | Federal: $9,152 Non-Federal: $34,275 | Temuulen Sankey | Water yield reduction, begetation evapotranspiration, remote detection, satellite image classification, monitoring |
2019 | CA | Annual Base | Assessment of water storage for management of California’s oak woodlands | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $44,600 | Margaret Zimmer | Oak, ecosystems, woodlands, drough, resilience, climate |
2019 | CA | Annual Base | Towards a Mechanistic Understanding of the Multi-Scale Effects of Drought on Riverine Biodiversity | Federal: $14,390 Non-Federal: $21,795 | Albert Vidal Ruhi | drought, hydrologic connectivity, conservation, invertebrates |
2019 | CA | Annual Base | Determining the Effect of Pricing Structure on Urban Water Demand: A Long-Term Analysis of Major Water Utilities in California | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Mehdi Nemati | urban, utilities, conservation, pricing, irrigation |
2019 | CA | Annual Base | Precision Irrigation Management for Optimizing In-Season and Post-Harvest Use of Limited Water in Young and Mature Almond Orchards | Federal: $12,304 Non-Federal: $24,604 | Dr. Isaya Kisekka | irrigation, almonds, orchard |
2019 | CA | Annual Base | Groundwater Regulation and Land Fallowing: How Does Water Scarcity Impact Land Use? | Federal: $13,899 Non-Federal: $27,798 | Dr. Ellen M. Bruno | groundwater, water scarcity, aquifer, land use |
2019 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Health Impacts of Impaired Water Quality in California | Federal: $14,980 Non-Federal: $8,163 | Maura C. Allaire | water quality, communities, drinking water, health impacts |
2019 | CO | Annual Base | Participatory Mapping of Colorado Watershed Ecosystem Services | Federal: $4,969 Non-Federal: $2,584 | Kelly Jones | Ecosystem Services, Participatory GIS, Wildfires |
2019 | CO | Annual Base | Quantifying Groundwater Recharge Below a Losing Stream Reach in the Denver Basin | Federal: $4,992 Non-Federal: $2,596 | Michael Ronayne | Groundwater-Surface Water Exchange, Recharge, Aquifer Response |
2019 | CO | Annual Base | Floodplain Forest Establishment and Legacy Sediment within the Yampa River Basin, Northern Colorado | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,600 | Sara Rathburn | Riparian forests, Legacy sediment, Floodplain |
2019 | CO | Annual Base | Snowmelt Modeling at Fine Scale for Mine Infiltration Estimation at Summitville | Federal: $4,241 Non-Federal: $2,205 | Steven Fassnacht | Snowmelt, Fine-scale, Modeling |
2019 | CO | Annual Base | Diel Signals in Hydrologic and Chemical Signals along the North Saint Vrain | Federal: $4,992 Non-Federal: $2,596 | Tim Covino | River Function, Physiochemical Fluxes, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Quality, Water Quantity |
2019 | CO | Annual Base | The Dynamic Nature of Snow Surface Roughness | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,600 | Steven Fassnacht | Snow Surface Roughness, LIDAR |
2019 | CO | Annual Base | Selecting cost-effective water quality management practices under climate change | Federal: $4,951 Non-Federal: $2,575 | Jordan Suter | Water Quality, Conservation, SWAT Model |
2019 | CT | Annual Base | Nitrogen and Phosphorus Leaching from Compost-Amended Lawns | Federal: $24,633 Non-Federal: $44,922 | Karl Guillard | Lysimeters, Percolate, Fertilizers |
2019 | CT | Annual Base | Forecasting the Resilience of Vernal Pool Exosystems to Climate-Mediated Hydrological Disruptions | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $49,867 | Mark C. Urban | Climate change, wetland hydrology, vernal pools, climate change refugia |
2019 | CT | Annual Base | Paleolimnology and molecular investigation to understand blooms of Didymosphenia hullii, Didymosphenia geminata, and Cymbella janischii; nuisance stalk-forming diatoms in the West Branch of the Farmington River, Connecticut, USA | Federal: $14,268 Non-Federal: $57,473 | Diba A. Khan-Bureau | Diatoms, Didymosphenia hullii, Didymosphenia geminata, nuisance, Paleolimnology, rock snot, stalk-forming |
2019 | DC | Annual Base | Monitoring Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in the downstream tributaries of Anacostia River and Rock Creek watershed in DC | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Sania Rose | Semi-volatile Organic compounds, Water Quality, Sediment |
2019 | DC | Annual Base | Concentrations of siloxanes, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and cations in urban and suburban areas of the Anacostia | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,036 | Stephen E. MacAvoy | urban stream syndrome, land use change, siloxanes, PAHs |
2019 | DC | Annual Base | Resilience-Based Water Infrastructure Rehabilitation Planning in the District of Columbia | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Dr. Zeinab Farahmandfar | Resilience, Rehabilitation, Water Infrastructure, Mulit-Hazard, Quantitative analysis, Urban Area |
2019 | DC | Annual Base | Development of Streamflow Prediction Model and Software Package for Anacostia River at Non-gauged Locations based on Bayesian Approach | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Dr. Amir Shahirinia | Water Quantity Prediction, Streamflow Prediction, Bayesian Statistics |
2019 | DC | Annual Base | Application of deep reinforcement learning in optimizing the operation of biofilters in carbon and nitrogen removal from stormwater | Federal: $9,999 Non-Federal: $22,050 | Arash Massoudieh | Green Infrastructure, Urban Hydrology, Water Quality, Machine Learning |
2019 | DC | Annual Base | Risk Assessment of Levees in the Face of Flood Hazards in the District of Columbia | Federal: $9,966 Non-Federal: $13,644 | Lei Wang | Levee, Flood Hazard, Groundwater, Risk Assessment, Reliability, Finite Element Method, Uncertainty |
2019 | DC | Annual Base | Runoff control performance evaluation and development of design guideline for green roof systems for District of Columbia- Phase II | Federal: $9,980 Non-Federal: $0 | Dr. Pradeep K. Behera | Green Infrastructure, Green Roof, Urban stormwater management, Green Roof Performance |
2019 | DE | Annual Base | State Water Resources Research Institute Program, Delaware Water Resources Center, annual proposal for fiscal year 2019 | Federal: $92,335 Non-Federal: $185,696 | Gerald J. Kauffman | Watershed, Water Quality, Hydrology, Water Policy |
2019 | FL | Annual Base | Agricultural water security through sustainable use of the Floridan aquifer: An integrated assessment of economic and environmental impacts | Federal: $17,464 Non-Federal: $50,287 | David Kaplan | Water Quality, Water Quantity, Agriculture, Economics, Modeling, Sustainability, Groundwater, Water Use, Environmental Regulation |
2019 | FL | Annual Base | Evaluation of methods for improved management of water resources within karst systems | Federal: $24,512 Non-Federal: $81,692 | water flux, contaminant flux, karst | |
2019 | FL | Annual Base | Computational fluid dynamics as a tool for urban water sediment transport and fate during clarification | Federal: $21,113 Non-Federal: $11,807 | John Sansalone | Computational fluid dynamics, clarification, urban water, sediment, particle size |
2019 | GA | Annual Base | Impact of beaver dams and beaver dam analogues on hydrologic and nitrate retention in Atlanta, GA | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $48,566 | Dr. Sarah H. Ledford | |
2019 | GA | Annual Base | Developing an effective and targeted monitoring system for tracking toxic harmful algal blooms across Georgia | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $37,298 | Deepak Mishra | |
2019 | GA | Annual Base | Assessing Georgia water resources using satellite data and novel precipitation metrics | Federal: $17,942 Non-Federal: $43,934 | Marshall Shepherd | Water Supply |
2019 | GU | Annual Base | Comprehensive Guam and CNMI WERI-web-based comprehensive rainfall data utility | Federal: $15,076 Non-Federal: $0 | climate, climate change, climate data, extreme events, water quantity, drought | |
2019 | GU | Annual Base | Improvements to sewage treatment on yap: Hydroponics and composting of waste sludge | Federal: $49,989 Non-Federal: $0 | Joseph Rouse | Sustainability, Hydroponics, Composting, Sludge, Reuse |
2019 | GU | Annual Base | Hydrological features and analysis in the Finegayan area | Federal: $24,931 Non-Federal: $0 | Salinity, GIS, modeling, Northern Guam Len Aquifers | |
2019 | GU | Annual Base | Phase-II of N-baseline data and abatement methods for the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $20,800 Non-Federal: $0 | Joseph Rouse | Baseline data, aquifer, NGLA, nitrate, ammonium, contaminants, septic tank, package plant |
2019 | GU | Annual Base | Development of a GIS based imagery database for groundwater recharge areas and key reaches of streams on Guam phase II | Federal: $25,256 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy F. Heitz | Stream Channel Orthophoto Database, Identifying Changes in Stream Morphology from Low level Ortho Photos, Identifying Sources of Non-Point Pollution from Low Level Ortho Photos |
2019 | GU | Annual Base | Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) production-well rehabilitation assessment: Lessons Learned/Manual for Well Exploration and Development | Federal: $11,908 Non-Federal: $0 | Well rehabilitation, hydrogeology, water production, contaminant (salinity) | |
2019 | GU | Annual Base | PFOS trend monitoring in Saipan production wells | Federal: $42,687 Non-Federal: $0 | Heidi Yelin | Groundwater contamination, Production well, Perfluoroalkyl substances |
2019 | HI | Annual Base | Collaborative investigation of hydraulic and geochemical connectivity between wastewaters and other land uses with the ocean waters | Federal: $26,212 Non-Federal: $0 | Craig R Glenn | Groundwater, Coastal Pollution, OSDS |
2019 | HI | Annual Base | Providing information and technology in support of hydrological research in American Samoa | Federal: $12,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Kelley Anderson Tagarino | |
2019 | HI | Annual Base | Evaluation of Pepper mild mottle viruses as a sewage marker in Hawaii | Federal: $20,025 Non-Federal: $60,945 | Marek Kirs | viruses, wastewater treatment, microbes, water quality, source tracking |
2019 | HI | Annual Base | Economic activity, technological progress, and water resource utilization on Oahu | Federal: $26,213 Non-Federal: $72,158 | Peter Fuleky | index of economic activity, water demand, forecasting, eficiency |
2019 | ID | Annual Base | Assessing the risk of emerging contaminants in managed aquifer recharge in Idaho’s Eastern Snake River Plain | Federal: $14,991 Non-Federal: $29,980 | Sarah Godsey | Pharmaceuticals, Personal Care Products, Managed Recharge, Emerging Contaminants, Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions |
2019 | ID | Annual Base | Synthesis of multi-year remote sensing to model annually-recurrent snowmelt pattern from mountainous watersheds in Idaho for runoff and water supply simulation | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Russell J. Qualls | Snow, Remort Sensing, Snowmelt Pattern, multiple year, Runoff, Climatology, Hydrology, Water Supply, Agriculture, Irrigation, Cooperative Extension |
2019 | ID | Annual Base | Watershed scale assessment of water quality and nutrient retention in conservation agriculture | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Zachary Kayler | Nutrient Contaminants, Watershed Assessment, Sediment Record, Modeling, Isotopes |
2019 | ID | Annual Base | Characterizing water-based recreationists’ perceptions of toxic metal contaminants | Federal: $14,684 Non-Federal: $29,418 | Dr. Chloe Wardropper | Water-based recreation, health belifes, risk perceptions, metal contamination, education |
2019 | IL | Annual Base | Estimating residential hot water use from smart electricity data | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Ashlynn S. Stillwell | electricity, water heating, energy-water nexus, data analytics, data disaggregation |
2019 | IL | Annual Base | Electrochemically-mediated adsorption systems for selective nitrate recovery: agriculture and the water-energy nexus | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Dr. Xiao Su | Nitrate recovery, electrochemical water purification, nutrient recovery and remediation, on-site waste remediation, water-energy nexus |
2019 | IL | Annual Base | Improving denitrifying woodchip bioreactor design and management through denitrification potential testing | Federal: $9,968 Non-Federal: $27,900 | Dr. Laura Christianson | Agricultural drainage, bioreactor, denitrification, nitrous oxide |
2019 | IL | Annual Base | Assessment of floating gardens to improve the water quality of the Chicago River | Federal: $9,998 Non-Federal: $20,175 | Eric W. Peterson | Chicago River, floating garden, urban stream syndrome, nitrate, denitrification |
2019 | IN | Annual Base | Effectiveness of wetland restoration in mitigating extreme streamflows under future climate change in the White River Watershed of Indiana | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,080 | Bangshuai Han | Climate Change, Modeling, White River Watershed, Wetland, Flooding, Droughts |
2019 | IN | Annual Base | Characterizing aquifer geometries in northern Indiana by profiling the buried bedrock surface with geophysical techniques | Federal: $14,994 Non-Federal: $31,032 | Robin Rupp | groundwater, aquifer geometry, water quality |
2019 | IN | Annual Base | Using sedimentary lipid biomarkers to track historical changes to Lake Michigan | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $45,000 | Dr. Melissa A. Berke | Aquatic Communities, Lake Michigan, Ecosystem Change, Sediments, Biomarkers |
2019 | IN | Annual Base | Impacts of urban ecosystem services on human health and water quantity and quality in Northwestern Indiana communities: An unexplored opportunity to study service accessibility | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,200 | Brady S. Hardiman | terrestrial hydrologic ecosystem services, accessibility, urban region |
2019 | IN | Annual Base | Creating a high resolution hydrologic model for simulating and forecasting floods in the Wabash River Basin | Federal: $14,990 Non-Federal: $29,996 | Venkatesh Merwade | Flooding, Wabash River Basin, Hydrologic Modeling, ICPR |
2019 | KS | Annual Base | Determining if riparian buffer strip age impacts phosphorus retention potential | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,065 | Colby Moorberg | Buffer strips, phosphorus |
2019 | KS | Annual Base | Evaluation of the geomorphological adjustment of a meandering, alluvial river subject to streambank stabilization structures | Federal: $14,985 Non-Federal: $29,980 | Tricia Moore | Sedimentation, Streambank Stabilization |
2019 | KS | Annual Base | Stochastic forecasting of Harmful Algae Blooms in Cheney Reservoir | Federal: $15,133 Non-Federal: $30,437 | Aleksey Sheshukov | Harmful Algae Blooms, HABs, modeling, nutrient inflows |
2019 | KS | Annual Base | Does nutrient form control harmful algal bloom (HAB) toxin release? | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $34,602 | Ted Harris | Nutrients, Harmful Algal Bloom |
2019 | KY | Annual Base | Identification of the causes and extent of elevated groundwater methane concentrations in Eastern Kentucky | Federal: $9,602 Non-Federal: $19,792 | Andrea M. Erhardt | stable isotopes, mining, hydraulic fracturing |
2019 | KY | Annual Base | Quantifying the source of dissolved reactive phosphate in karst drainage of the Inner-Bluegrass using oxygen isotopes | Federal: $8,800 Non-Federal: $18,130 | Dr. William Ford | dissolved reactive phosphorus, karst, nutrient fingerprinting, isotopes, anthropogenic disturbance, hydrology |
2019 | KY | Annual Base | Predicting harmful cyanobacteria blooms in central Kentucky lakes | Federal: $9,988 Non-Federal: $20,136 | Jason W. Marion | cyanobacteria, blue-green algae, cyanotoxins, N:P ratio, cyanobacterial algal blooms, fluorometry, phycocyanin, microcystin, anatoxin, inland lakes, recreational water |
2019 | KY | Annual Base | Development of buoyant photocatalysts for cleaning contaminated streams and water bodies | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Dr. Matthew J. Nee | Photocatalytic degradation, Toxic discharge, Buoyant polymer substrate |
2019 | KY | Annual Base | Comparison of water loss audit methodologies in high loss Kentucky utilities | Federal: $8,413 Non-Federal: $16,832 | Scott Yost | water loss auditing, nonrevenue water |
2019 | LA | Annual Base | Simulation of air-sea-ecosystem carbon dioxide exchange in the Gulf Coast | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,029 | Hongliang Zhang | Carbon Dioxide, Air-Sea-Ecosystem model, Climate Change, the Gulf of Mexico |
2019 | LA | Annual Base | A low cost and low energy consumption desalination battery for brackish and seawater treatment | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,094 | Salt water, Desalination, Agriculture, Battery | |
2019 | LA | Annual Base | Quantifying fluxes of dissolved carbon and CO2 outgassing from the Lower Mississippi River before entering the Gulf of Mexico | Federal: $16,800 Non-Federal: $38,265 | Y. Jun Xu | River biogeochemistry, Riverine carbon, CO2 emission, Stream ecology, Non-point pollution, Mississippi River |
2019 | LA | Annual Base | Soil and groundwater salinity measurements in the Mississippi River Alluvial Aquifer (MRAA), economic impacts, and adaptive measures to address salinity concerns | Federal: $8,700 Non-Federal: $17,802 | Changyoon Jeong | irrigation, water, salinity, adaptation |
2019 | LA | Annual Base | Assessing present and potential effects of cyanotoxins in south Louisiana estuaries | Federal: $9,168 Non-Federal: $18,336 | Beth A. Stauffer | Cyanobacteria, Toxins, Estuaries, Water Quality, Salinity |
2019 | MA | Annual Base | Wireless network of smart graphene sensors for large-scale monitoring of water heavy metals | Federal: $49,998 Non-Federal: $0 | wireless sensor network, smart sensor, heavy metal monitoring, graphene, microelectrode | |
2019 | MA | Annual Base | Real-time responsive nutrient loading management in urban catchments through sewer-embedded sensing and controls | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $31,435 | Nutrient management, TMDL, phosphorous, real-time sensing | |
2019 | MA | Annual Base | Microbial community characterization and pharmaceuticals analysis of agricultural soils irrigated with calcium hydroxide (lime)-treated urine from the Grow Food Northampton Community Garden in Florence, Massachusetts | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Urine, composting toilet, calcium hydroxide, lime, pharmaceuticals, soil, agriculture | |
2019 | MD | Annual Base | Investigating precipitation patterns in Maryland: Implications for infrastructure design and planning | Federal: $10,110 Non-Federal: $24,090 | Kaye L. Brubaker | |
2019 | MD | Annual Base | Why is sulfate elevated in (sub)urban watersheds? Fingerprinting sources of sulfate in forested, suburban, and urban streams | Federal: $28,093 Non-Federal: $57,358 | Maya Gomes | Isotope Geochemistry, Anthropogenic Impacts, Sulfur Cycling, Transport Processes, Acidification, Nutrient Cycling |
2019 | MD | Annual Base | Evaluating seasonal variations in where trees get their water | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | ||
2019 | MD | Annual Base | Why is sulfate elevated in (sub)urban watersheds? Fingerprinting sources of sulfate in forested, suburban, and urban streams | Federal: $6,895 Non-Federal: $13,796 | Maya Gomes | Isotope Geochemistry, Anthropogenic Impacts, Sulfur Cycling, Transport Processes, Acidification, Nutrient Cycling |
2019 | MD | Annual Base | Dynamic measurements of flow and sediment transport through urban stream confluences | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $70,000 | Dr. Karen Prestegaard | urban streams, bedload, river confluences |
2019 | ME | Annual Base | Coastal Maine Estuaries (CoMEE) response to freshwater runoff | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $70,118 | Dr. Lauren Ross | Data Analysis, Estuaries, Estuarine Modeling, Fluid Mechanics, Pollutants, Rainfall-Runoff Professes, Water Quality |
2019 | ME | Annual Base | Fishy business: identifying synergies between researchers and stakeholders for improved transportation infrastructure and ecological resilience through coordinated road culvert improvement | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $77,805 | Dr. Samuel Roy | Decision models, Data Analysis, Economics, Ecosystems, Fisheries, Fluid Flow, Geographic Information Systems, Hydraulics, Instream Flow, Mathematical Models, Multiple-Objective Planning, Optimization, Planning, Risk Analysis, Rivers, Numerical Analysis |
2019 | MI | Annual Base | Developing and enhancing sustainable water use of natural and agricultural systems | Federal: $34,322 Non-Federal: $99,986 | Glenn O'Neil | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality; Water Use; DSS |
2019 | MI | Annual Base | Online drought forecast dissemination system | Federal: $15,559 Non-Federal: $16,772 | Glenn O'Neil | drought monitoring, drought forecasting, online, web-based |
2019 | MI | Annual Base | Assessing the accuracy of the Michigan EnviroImpact tool | Federal: $4,902 Non-Federal: $7,593 | Jason Piwarski | runoff, forecasting, evaluation, photography |
2019 | MI | Annual Base | Perceptions of decision support system success: Lessons from the North Central Region | Federal: $11,339 Non-Federal: $15,432 | Douglas Bessette | decision support, decision making, agriculture, water resource management, evaluatio |
2019 | MO | Annual Base | Algae, stench, and death: are algal toxins present in Missouri fish? | Federal: $21,085 Non-Federal: $42,616 | Dr. Rebecca North | Algal toxins; cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (CyanoHABs); fish health; microcystin; cylindrospermopsin; agriculture; food web; fish advisories; fish consumption |
2019 | MO | Annual Base | Nonpoint source pollution mitigation in an urban watershed | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,079 | Dr. Dev Niyogi | water quality, nonpoint pollution, nutrients, phosphorus, algae, harmful algal blooms |
2019 | MS | Annual Base | Microplastics in the Mississippi River and Mississippi Sound: concentrations, sources, sizes, types, and loadings to the northern Gulf of Mexico (Year 2) | Federal: $25,805 Non-Federal: $51,797 | James Cizdziel | surface water, portection of source water |
2019 | MS | Annual Base | Aquatic vegetation management to enhance multiple-user benefits of southeastern wetlands | Federal: $29,810 Non-Federal: $60,226 | Gary N Ervin | surface water |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Assessing the costs and benefits of beaver dam analogs to create resilience to climate change for aquatic ecosystems | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $29,999 | Lisa Eby | beaver, restoration, water storage, aquatic habitat, nutrients, organic carbon quantity, organic carbon quality, fish movement and composition |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Developing cloud-based tools to predict monthly streamflow in Montana using SnowCloudHydro | Federal: $14,824 Non-Federal: $34,089 | Eric A. Sproles | Water resources, hydrology, snow, remote sensing, cloud computing, Google Earth Engine |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Effects of changing stream temperatures on Montana stonefly communities | Federal: $14,953 Non-Federal: $36,637 | H. Arthur Woods | aquatic insects, climate change, gas exchange, gill, hypoxia, flow, oxygen, plasticity, respiration, temperature, tracheal system |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Aquatic insect ecosystem engineering creates resource hot spots in Montana streams | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Benjamin B. Tumolo | |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Optimization of two-stage solids and nutrient removal wetland treatment system operating at a fish hatchery in a cold climate | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Luke Thompson | |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | The Influence of Beavers on Amphibian Parasite Dispersal in Glacier National Park | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Leah Joyce | |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Dynamics of changing water availability and water rights administration in the Upper Clark Fork River Basin, MT | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Holly Nesbitt | |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Quantification of groundwater flux at a hydrothermal feature in the Yellowstone River | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Jesse Bunker | |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Primary controls on nitrate use in lotic systems | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Kimberly Bray | |
2019 | MT | Annual Base | Variation in oxygen, temperature and flow in streams and how they influence the behavior of the giant salmonfly, Pteronarcys californica | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $770 | Jackson H. Birrell | |
2019 | NC | Annual Base | Improving performance and examining expansion of constructed wetlands for tertiary treatment of nitrogen from domestic and municipal wastewater | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $71,269 | Michael Burchell | Constructed wetlands, wastewater treatment, nitrogen, water quality |
2019 | NC | Annual Base | Hidden sediment sources: Locating and studying road-draining gullies using a geospatial model and field measurements | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,201 | John P. Gannon | Storm water, erosion, sedimentation, hydrology, remote sensing, geomorphology |
2019 | NC | Annual Base | Occurrence of pesticides in North Carolina private drinking water wells and identification of point-of-use treatment options | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $76,200 | Detlef Knappe | Groundwater quality, drinking water quality, home filtration, adsorption |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Understanding E. coli and water quality in stormwater retention and detention basins in Fargo as part of the Red River watershed | Federal: $9,000 Non-Federal: $18,000 | Christina L.M. Hargiss | E. coli, Stormwater, Watershed |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Drought identification and prediction for cold climate regions | Federal: $1,962 Non-Federal: $3,924 | Drought, Watershed, Cold Climate | |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Effect of different water table levels on canola growth and quality parameters | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Halis Simsek | Water table, Canola, Salinity |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Application of green iron nanoparticles synthesized using barley polyphenols to combat lake eutrophication | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Achintya N. Bezbaruah | Iron Nanoparticles, Eutrophication, Nutrient Removal |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluation of the costs between Devils Lake flooding adaptations and Sheyenne River salinity damages resulted from Devils Lake outlet operations | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $11,000 | Haochi Zheng | Costs, Flooding Adaptations, Policymaking |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Assessment of agricultural impact on biotic components of North Dakota wetland resources using landscape genomics of northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens) | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Craig Stockwell | Wetlands, Leopard Frog, Agricultural Impact |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Development of a puddle-based-unit oriented SWAT (SWATPBU) model and its application in North Dakota | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $11,000 | Hydrologic Modeling, Watershed, Surface Topography | |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Enhanced removal of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances from water | Federal: $6,469 Non-Federal: $12,938 | Feng | PFAS, Organic Contaminants, Treatment |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Influence of wetland water quality on amphibian stress and reproductive success in Eastern North Dakota | Federal: $5,625 Non-Federal: $11,250 | Matthew Smith | Wetlands, Water Quality, Amphibian |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Using UAV and thermal imaging to determine soil moisture in Red River Valley | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $11,000 | Xinhua Jia | Soil Moisture, UAV, Remote Sensing |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Fabrication of point of use treatment systems for aqueous arsenic and their evaluation | Federal: $13,440 Non-Federal: $26,880 | Achintya N. Bezbaruah | Arsenic, Treatment, Nanoscale |
2019 | ND | Annual Base | Interdisciplinary approach to understanding fluvial geomorphology of post-glaciolacustrine meandering rivers: a case study of the Red River | Federal: $3,504 Non-Federal: $7,008 | Stephanie S. Day | Fluvial Geomorphology, Rivers, Erosion |
2019 | NE | Annual Base | Sustainability assessment of small Nebraska wastewater treatment systems | Federal: $19,652 Non-Federal: $39,761 | Phil Barutha | Small systems, wastewater treatment alternatives, lagoons, sustainability modeling, life cycle assessment |
2019 | NE | Annual Base | Connecting groundwater quality to surface water quality in intensively managed landscapes | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Andrew Miller | groundwater, water quality, water quantity, agriculture, restored prairie |
2019 | NE | Annual Base | Defend and attack strategy to develop fouling-resistant reverse osmosis membranes | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Siamak Nejati | Reverse osmosis, thin-film composite, interface, antibacterial, click-chemistry, chelation |
2019 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Long-term monitoring of rapidly developing suburban watersheds | Federal: $24,806 Non-Federal: $62,392 | Long-term, water quality, water supply, land use change, development, nitrogen | |
2019 | NH | Annual Base | Anthropogenic Micropollutant Inventory of Great Bay Estuary, NH | Federal: $15,027 Non-Federal: $44,734 | Dr. Jenna Luek | Emerging Contaminants, PPCPs |
2019 | NH | Annual Base | Pressure-cooked: Synergistic impacts of chemical, thermal and physical threats to native Brook trout | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $50,116 | Amy M. Villamagna | Habitat fragmentation, thermal barriers, water chemistry, genetics |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Potential impact of aeromicrobes on surface water | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,201 | Kevin P. Dillon | rain, algae, microbes, aquatic ecology, cyanobacteria |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Bugs on drugs: the influence of environmental conditions on the microbial degradation of pharmaceuticals and bacterial community structure in the Raritan River | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Michelle Zeliph | Anaerobic degradation, pharmaceuticals, wastewater, microbial community analysis |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Disease impact on denitrifying potential of oysters in Delaware Bay | Federal: $4,852 Non-Federal: $9,704 | Heidi Yeh | Disease, microbiome, oysters, denitrification |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Resolving aesthetic issues and disinfection byproducts in drinking water through biofiltration | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | William R. Morales-Medina | Biofiltration, drinking water, DBPs, Manganese, microbial community |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Monitoring chlorophyll-a concentration in New Jersey lakes using remote sensing and ground observations | Federal: $13,400 Non-Federal: $26,933 | Marzi Azarderakhsh | Chi-a, Water quality, remote sensing |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Integrative system approach to investigate the effect of contaminant mixtures in the efficiency of bioremediation processes | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $88,539 | Lucia Rodriguez-Freire | mixtures, contaminants, microorganisms, treatment, exposure |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Biotic and abiotic transformation of fluorotelomer carboxylic acids during wastewater treatment processes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Chen Wu | PFAS, activated sludge, denitrification, disinfection, toxicity |
2019 | NJ | Annual Base | Identification and characterization of organotin pollution in Northern New Jersey Estuary | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,005 | Ran Yan | Organotin, sediment, estuaries |
2019 | NM | Annual Base | Evaluating focused aquifer recharge in arid regions using chloride profile analysis | Federal: $21,173 Non-Federal: $42,369 | Daniel Cadol | |
2019 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic information system for water resources research planning | Federal: $57,842 Non-Federal: $26,607 | ||
2019 | NV | Annual Base | Degradation of emerging contaminants in treated wastewater using immobilized non-zero valent iron | Federal: $28,287 Non-Federal: $55,873 | Erick Bandala | Emerging contaminants, treated wastewater, immobilized nano-zero valent iron |
2019 | NV | Annual Base | Evaluation of Antibiotic Resistance Genes (ARGS) in the Urban Wetland Exosystem: Las Vegas Wash | Federal: $24,953 Non-Federal: $50,972 | Xuelian Bai | Antibiotic resistance, antibiotic resistance genes, wastewater contaminants, urban water supply, wetland ecosystem |
2019 | NV | Annual Base | Improving wastewater treatment using biofilms that degrade phenolic and aromatic contaminants | Federal: $27,050 Non-Federal: $52,554 | Henry Sun | Biodegradation, The Fenton reaction, phenolics |
2019 | NY | Annual Base | Shifts in Hudson River valley flood frequency following eastern hemlock loss and succession | Federal: $5,748 Non-Federal: $0 | M. Todd Walter | flooding, plant hydraulic regulation, hydrologic modeling, root water uptake |
2019 | NY | Annual Base | NYSWRI Internship Program | Federal: $17,050 Non-Federal: $0 | Education, water quality, undergraduate, internship | |
2019 | NY | Annual Base | Hyperspectral drone detection of harmful algal blooms: Ground truthing new approaches for water quality assessment | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,006 | Dr. Timothy de Smet | hyperspectral imaging, unmanned autonomous systems, ground truthing, water quality |
2019 | NY | Annual Base | Microplastic pollution in Onondaga and Skaneateles lakes in central New York | Federal: $9,853 Non-Federal: $4,926 | Charles Driscoll | Microplastics, surface water, water quality, plastic pollution |
2019 | OH | Annual Base | Linking wetland ecological functions: towards a combined-ecosystem service quantification to promote ecosystem health in Lake Erie | Federal: $39,710 Non-Federal: $45,282 | Jorge A. Villa | Coastal wetlands, carbon, nutrient retention, hydrological modeling, dissolved organic carbon, climate regulation |
2019 | OH | Annual Base | Capillary trapping of buoyant particles by cylindrical collectors and its application in transport of floating fertilizers in overland flow | Federal: $36,239 Non-Federal: $36,239 | Lei Wu | Nutrient transport, controlled-release fertilizers, buoyant particle, dispersion, interception, vegetation system, overland flow |
2019 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $32,335 Non-Federal: $16,038 | Kevin Wagner | |
2019 | OK | Annual Base | Understanding economic impacts of groundwater and soil moisture interactions in Oklahoma – A decision support tool for sustainable water management | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Dr. Jad Ziolkowska | Drought, socio-economic analysis, groundwater, soil moisture, Palmer index, geographically weighted regression, geospatial and spatio-temporal models, decision-support tool |
2019 | OK | Annual Base | Four-step PW desalination process with zeolite and aAlumina membranes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | David Lampert | Produced water, Desalination, Membrane, Filtration, Ceramic |
2019 | OK | Annual Base | Rational Design of SolarEnergy-Combined Desalination Systems for Treatment of Produced Water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Seok-Jhin Kim | Membrane, Solar evaporation, Produced water |
2019 | OK | Annual Base | Effects of deficit irrigation on water use of warm season turfgrasses under fairway maintenance | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,062 | Charles Fontanier | Conservation, Evapotranspiration, Turfgrass, Irrigation, Water Use Rate, Soil Moisture Sensing |
2019 | PA | Annual Base | Phosphorus and ammonia removal and recovery from wastewater effluents | Federal: $26,510 Non-Federal: $53,020 | Acner Ronen | phosphorous recovery, wastewater treatment, electrically conducting membranes |
2019 | PA | Annual Base | Long-term water quality performance at a central pennsylvania constructed wetland designed to treat domestic sewage | Federal: $19,444 Non-Federal: $38,887 | Robert D. Shannon | Constructed wetlands, nutrient removal |
2019 | PA | Annual Base | Long-term effectiveness of stream restoration activities | Federal: $20,957 Non-Federal: $41,914 | Shirley E. Clark | stream restoration, floodplain reconnection, stormwater management, nutrients, sediments |
2019 | PR | Annual Base | Nanotechnology-based wastewater treatment for reuse | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $21,226 | Oscar J. Perales-Perez | Nanomaterials, Water reuse, antimicrobial capacity, biopolymer |
2019 | PR | Annual Base | Atrazine and glyphosate monitoring in surface water bodies in the Western Region of Puerto Rico | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $35,786 | Pedro Javier Tarafa | Pesticides, toxic substances, agriculture, public health, non-point sources |
2019 | RI | Annual Base | Decreasing trihalomethanes in the providence drinking water system | Federal: $21,601 Non-Federal: $111,211 | Joseph E. Goodwill | |
2019 | RI | Annual Base | Providing a new perspective on groundwater hydrometry using thermal infrared sensor equipped unmanned aerial vehicle | Federal: $21,601 Non-Federal: $25,646 | Soni M. Pradhanang | Groundwater, TIR, SWD, UAV, coastal ponds |
2019 | RI | Annual Base | Clean drinking water in Rhode Island | Federal: $8,335 Non-Federal: $4,459 | ||
2019 | SC | Annual Base | Tire wear particles in road runoff as non-point source microplastic pollution in SC waterways | Federal: $31,040 Non-Federal: $62,083 | Peter Van den Hurk | Water quality, Environmental toxicants, Microplastics, Nonpoint pollution, Management tools |
2019 | SC | Annual Base | Fecal coliform pollution and antibiotic resistance in Sand River in Aiken, SC | Federal: $11,000 Non-Federal: $22,284 | Sarah Michele Harmon | Watershed, nonpoint source, microbial source tracking, antibiotic resistance |
2019 | SD | Annual Base | Mitigating impacts of excess water quantity through improved soil health | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,000 | John McMaine | Soil health, water quantity, runoff, modeling, flood mitigation |
2019 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating and predicting the risk of algal blooms in South Dakota lakes using remote sensing (Year 2) | Federal: $24,127 Non-Federal: $48,254 | Rachel McDaniel | Algal blooms, algae, modeling, water quality, nutrients |
2019 | SD | Annual Base | Assessment and improvement of performance of septic systems in cold climates | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Stu Geza | Septic systems, site scale, watershed scale, water quality |
2019 | SD | Annual Base | Improvement of dentrification bioractor performance using weathered woodchips and wet-dry cycle control | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,078 | Guanghui Hua | Subsurface drainage, nitrate, woodchips, denitrification bioreactor |
2019 | TN | Annual Base | Investigate industrial facilities storm water quality and SWPPP performance | Federal: $24,945 Non-Federal: $50,414 | Maryam Salehi | Storm water, water quality, BMP, industrial facilities |
2019 | TN | Annual Base | Flood history from paleoflood deposits in cut bank soil profiles in Chickamaugua Reservoir, Tennessee River | Federal: $4,790 Non-Federal: $2,443 | Larry McKay | Paleofloods, Holocene, Tennessee River, Chickamauga Reservoir, Extreme floods |
2019 | TN | Annual Base | From the plot to the catchment scale: Towards the next generation of hydrodynamics - sediment transport models | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | Christos P. Giannopoulos | Landscape connectivity, hydrodynamics, erosion, sediment transport modeling, intensively managed landscapes |
2019 | TN | Annual Base | Real-time adaptive detention control network: An application in the Conner Creek catchment | Federal: $5,306 Non-Federal: $7,343 | Aaron Akin | Adaptive controls, detention, streambank erosion and protection, stormwater, watershed |
2019 | TN | Annual Base | Harmful algal blooms in critical amphibian habitats at Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Brittaney Hogan | Harmful algal blooms, Lampenflora, Amphibians, Microcystin, qPCR, National PArk |
2019 | TN | Annual Base | Understanding effluent movement in clayey soils when using subsurface drip dispersal to apply domestic wastewater | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $41,210 | John R. Buchanan | Decentralized Wastewater Management, Subsurface Drip Dispersal, Hydraulic Loading Rate, Soil-Based Wastewater Treatment |
2019 | TX | Annual Base | Environmental impacts and runoff dynamics associated with urban landscape conversions | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $17,449 | Benjamin Wherley | Residential landscape, runoff, turfgrass |
2019 | TX | Annual Base | Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) parameter adaptation for seasonal variations | Federal: $4,950 Non-Federal: $9,900 | Dr. Mark E. Everett | |
2019 | UT | Annual Base | Use of sUAS for mapping wetland flow paths and consumptive use on the San Rafael River, Utah | Federal: $15,979 Non-Federal: $19,294 | Alfonso Torres-Rua | fish habitat, invasive vegetation, wetlands, water use, tamarisk intermountain west |
2019 | UT | Annual Base | Bathymetric surveying using sonar and drones for recurring data analysis | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Rollin H. Hotchkiss | Sediment yield, reservoir sedimentation, bathymetric measurements |
2019 | UT | Annual Base | New design and analysis guidance regarding potential scour of hydraulic structures located in canals, rivers, dams, and levees | Federal: $28,394 Non-Federal: $41,053 | Brian M. Crookson | Public safety, potential scour |
2019 | UT | Annual Base | Characterizing streamflow and temperature patterns to determine impacts of summer dewatering on the Blacksmith Fork River | Federal: $12,410 Non-Federal: $28,388 | Belize Lane | water supply, water management, streamflow |
2019 | VA | Annual Base | Virginia Water Resources Research Center Student Seed-Grant Research Proposals 2019 | Federal: $92,335 Non-Federal: $184,671 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | Student water-resources research, water science, water policy, water management, water engineering |
2019 | VI | Annual Base | How much water can I get from my roof: Historical efficiency of rainwater harvesting in the Virgin Islands | Federal: $26,423 Non-Federal: $0 | Gregg Guannel | Rainwater harvesting, cistern, roofs, runoff coefficient, water management |
2019 | VT | Annual Base | Impact of storms on lake phytoplankton community dynamics | Federal: $18,258 Non-Federal: $36,655 | Jason Stockwell | cyanobacteria blooms, phytoplankton, water, extreme events |
2019 | VT | Annual Base | Influence of changing lake temperatures on early life stages of freshwater whitefishes at local to global scales: modeling and experimental approaches | Federal: $41,737 Non-Federal: $83,579 | Taylor Stewart | water temperature, reproductive phenology, bioenergetics, freshwater whitefishes |
2019 | VT | Annual Base | Response of phytoplankton communities to recovery from acidification in Vermont lakes | Federal: $9,999 Non-Federal: $20,146 | Ana M. Morales-Williams | Acid deposition, algal blooms, cyanobacteria, pH, nutrients (phosphorous, nitrogen), dissolved organic carbon |
2019 | VT | Annual Base | Identifying drivers of change in denitrification capacity of riparian soils during the spring snowmelt/runoff period | Federal: $9,298 Non-Federal: $18,653 | Brittany Lancellotti | Nitrogen, denitrification, riparian soils, molecular biology techniques |
2019 | WA | Annual Base | Reuse of food processing wastewater in Washington State | Federal: $27,423 Non-Federal: $54,847 | Indranil Chowdhury | Food, wastewater, reuse, treatment |
2019 | WA | Annual Base | The contribution of water retention, nutrient loading and microbial community to mosquito breeding and West Nile virus transmission in Spokane County | Federal: $29,251 Non-Federal: $58,502 | Krisztian Magori | stormwater catch basins, nutrients, microbiome, mosquitoes, West Nile virus |
2019 | WI | Annual Base | Impact of changing snow cover and frozen ground regimes on groundwater recharge | Federal: $47,535 Non-Federal: $34,759 | Steven P Loheide II | Hydrology, water resources, groundwater recharge, snow cover |
2019 | WV | Annual Base | Evaluation of a water allocation model for West Virginia | Federal: $9,786 Non-Federal: $19,963 | Leslie Hopkinson | water quantity modeling, water budget |
2019 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 265 TSS sampling in the Upper Ohio River Basin & reestablishment of sampling sites | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $41,307 | Benjamin Pursglove | Monongahela, Allegheny, Ohio, Rivers, Water quality, Water quantity, Modeling, Upper Ohio River Basin, Total suspended solids |
2019 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 264 Upper Ohio River Basin data analysis and reporting | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $41,307 | Benjamin Pursglove | Monongahela, water quality, water quantity, Upper Ohio River Basin, mass balance, Bromide, Halogens |
2019 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 263 Modeling water quality changes in the Monongahela River basin | Federal: $19,888 Non-Federal: $41,098 | J. Todd Petty | Monongahela, water quality, water quantity, modeling |
2019 | WV | Annual Base | Updating the West Virginia State Water Budget: Quantifying monthly and seasonal water use, thresholds, and stress at the watershed-scale | Federal: $7,893 Non-Federal: $16,099 | Nicolas Zegre | Water use, watershed sensitivity and stress, thresholds |
2019 | WY | Annual Base | Recycling co-produced waters (CWS) in the energy industry for economic development | Federal: $9,450 Non-Federal: $117,064 | Maohong Fan | |
2019 | WY | Annual Base | Developing a framework for estimating groundwater connections to Wyoming reservoirs | Federal: $8,999 Non-Federal: $95,187 | Kevin Befus | Wetlands, groundwater level, reservoir management, numerical modeling |
2019 | WY | Annual Base | Numerical simulations of the impact of cloud seeding in the Wind River range on precipitation, snowpack, and streamflow | Federal: $9,529 Non-Federal: $123,238 | Bart Geerts | |
2019 | WY | Annual Base | Treatment of produced water and rare earth element resource cost-offsets, Wyoming | Federal: $4,946 Non-Federal: $29,601 | Charles Nye | |
2018 | AK | Annual Base | A low-cost alternative to mitigate heavy metal and phosphorus contamination in water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Debasmita Misra, Srijan Aggarwal, Brittany Blood | heavy metals, phosphate, water treatment, contamination, biosorption |
2018 | AK | Annual Base | Changes and trends in snowmelt hydrology in the Alaska Arctic | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Svetlana Stuefer, Kelsey Dean | Arctic hydrology, snowmelt runoff, flooding, modeling |
2018 | AK | Annual Base | Photochemical Reactivity of Sub-Arctic Permafrost Natural Organic Matter and its Implications of Surface Water Biogeochemistry | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Jennifer Guerard, Kristin Gagne | Permafrost, Organic Matter, Photochemistry, Metals |
2018 | AK | Annual Base | Water quality and off-highway vehicle stream crossings in the Nelchina Recreation Area | Federal: $10,692 Non-Federal: $22,559 | Roman Dial, Kristina Ryland | Recreation ecology, Trail erosion, Water quality, Universal Soil Loss Equation, Soil erosion, GIS |
2018 | AL | Annual Base | 2018 Auburn University, AL WRRI 104(b) Proposal | Federal: $17,476 Non-Federal: $35,935 | Puneet Srivastava | |
2018 | AL | Annual Base | APPLICATION OF CELLULAR CONFINEMENT SYSTEMS TO MITIGATE SEDIMENTRELATED ISSUES IN STORMWATER SYSTEMS | Federal: $24,970 Non-Federal: $52,967 | Jose Vasconcelos Neto, Leigh Terry | Storm Water Management, Suspended sediments, Water Quality, Surface Drainage, Soil Erosion |
2018 | AL | Annual Base | ASSESSING SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN THE CLEBURNE COUNTY, ALABAMA, CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA CLUSTER | Federal: $24,890 Non-Federal: $63,767 | LOCHA ASHWOOD, Ming-Kuo Lee | heavy metals, radon, groundwater quality |
2018 | AL | Annual Base | INTEGRATING SONAR AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY TO QUANTIFY HABITAT PERSISTENCE FOR SHOAL DWELLING FISHES AND INVERTEBRATES IN RELATION TO FLOW PRESCRIPTIONS. | Federal: $24,999 Non-Federal: $49,931 | Thorsten Knappenberger, Elise Irwin | 125.Instream Flow, 110.Hydraulics, 175.Planning, 57.Decision Models, 71.Ecosystems, 206.Rivers, |
2018 | AR | Annual Base | Overcoming adoption barriers to promote surface water irrigation in the Arkansas Delta Region | Federal: $9,920 Non-Federal: $20,385 | Kent Kovacs | |
2018 | AR | Annual Base | An In Situ Approach to Harmful Algal Blooms: Simultaneous Treatment of Cyanobacteria and Cyanotoxins in Natural Water Sources Using Catalytic Nanoparticle-Fiber Nets | Federal: $24,996 Non-Federal: $51,170 | Lauren Greenlee, Wen Zhang | Harmful algal bloom, in situ treatment, photocatalysis |
2018 | AR | Annual Base | Quantifying flow sources and their impacts on water quality in forested Ozark streams | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,002 | Michelle Evans-White, Allyn Dodd, Erik Pollock | flow regime, water sources, water chemistry |
2018 | AR | Annual Base | Do stream phosphorus dynamics correspond with biological condition in the Lake Conway Point Remove Watershed, Arkansas? | Federal: $7,677 Non-Federal: $18,708 | Sally Entrekin, Matt Trentman, Jennifer Tank | phosphorus, streams, land use |
2018 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center - Information Transfer | Federal: $8,757 Non-Federal: $19,574 | Brian Haggard, Erin Scott | annual conference, website, electronic newsletter, social media |
2018 | AZ | Annual Base | Microplastic Contamination in the Lower Santa Cruz River | Federal: $8,641 Non-Federal: $17,338 | Michael Bogan, David Quanrud, Drew Eppehimer | microplastic, effluent-dependent stream, fish |
2018 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $68,441 Non-Federal: $36,616 | Sharon Megdal, Jean McLain, Susanna Eden | Water Policy, Stakeholder Engagement, Outreach, Water Information |
2018 | AZ | Annual Base | Using Fresh Water Algae to Remove Lead from Water | Federal: $9,903 Non-Federal: $20,891 | Robert Root, Amanda Minke, Jon Chorover, Joel Cuello, Jean McLain | Lead; Algae; Bioremediation; Phytochelatin |
2018 | CA | Annual Base | Suitability of alfalfa forage crops for winter groundwater recharge | Federal: $11,165 Non-Federal: $6,364 | Helen Dahlke | Water conservation, water use, groundwater, sustainability |
2018 | CA | Annual Base | Water and nitrogen use efficiencies of sub-surface drip irrigated and fertilized forage corn and sorghum in the San Joaquin Valley of CA | Federal: $14,006 Non-Federal: $3,642 | Nicholas Clark | Water, Nitrogen, Irrigation, Fertilizer |
2018 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $37,405 Non-Federal: $0 | Reagan Waskom | |
2018 | CO | Annual Base | Investigating Bi-Directional Water Exchanges Across Intact and Degraded Floodplains | Federal: $4,934 Non-Federal: $2,566 | Tim Covino | Hydrologic Connectivity, River Floodplain Function, River Restoration |
2018 | CO | Annual Base | Dirty Snow: Turning Qualittative Assessments into Quantitative Factors for the Effect of Dust on Snow Albedo and Melt Rate | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,600 | Steven Fassnacht | Albedo, Snowmelt Forecast |
2018 | CO | Annual Base | Streamflow Depletion on the South Platte River due to Groundwater Pumping: Analysis via Field Work and Groundwater Modeling | Federal: $4,996 Non-Federal: $2,598 | Ryan Bailey | Streamflow, Pumping Wells, MODFLOW |
2018 | CO | Annual Base | History of South Platte River Riparian Ecosystem and Channel Change | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Jessica Salo | Geospatial Analysis, Riparian Ecosystem Change, South Platte River |
2018 | CO | Annual Base | Assessment of Floodplain Storage Dynamics in Colorado | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $13,000 | Ryan Morrison | |
2018 | CT | Annual Base | Quantifying road salt impacts on forested wetland structure and function in Eastern Connecticut | Federal: $25,791 Non-Federal: $51,582 | Beth Lawrence, Gary A. Robbins | cation, forested wetland, groundwater, methane, road salt, vegetation |
2018 | CT | Annual Base | Fe-OM Coprecipitation and its Effects on Bioavailability of Cu and OM to Denitrifiers | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,000 | Timothy Vadas | storm water runoff, heavy metals, denitrification |
2018 | CT | Annual Base | Nitrogen and Phosphorus Leaching from Compost-Amended Lawns | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $52,443 | Karl Guillard, Thomas Morris | Lysimeters, Percolate, Fertilizers |
2018 | CT | Annual Base | CTIWR Technology Transfer | Federal: $5,361 Non-Federal: $3,190 | Michael Dietz, James Hurd | |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Inorganic geochemistry and endocrine disrupters in urban streams: quantifying links between development patterns and water chemistry | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,106 | Stephen MacAvoy | urban stream syndrome, land use change, endocrine disrupters |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Development of Urban Sustainability Model for Metropolitan DC based on Population, Food, Water, Energy and Infrastructure | Federal: $9,974 Non-Federal: $4,788 | Lei Wang, Pradeep Behera, Bryan Higgs | Urban Sustainability, Population, Water Supply, Infrastructure, Geographic Information System, Logistic Model |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Chlorine and Chloramine Removal from Drinking Water by A Novel Polymer Resin with A Covalently Bonded Reducing Agent | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $4,800 | Xueqing Song, William Li | Harmful Oxidants; Chlorine; Free Radicals; DC Drinking Water |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Using zebrafish to determine biological water health at Anacostias Bladensburg Waterfront Park | Federal: $9,581 Non-Federal: $20,226 | Victoria Connaughton | Zebrafish (Danio rerio), ecotoxicology, Anacostia |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Quantifying Innovative Productive Green Infrastructure | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $4,800 | Harris Trobman, Kamran Zendehdel | Green Infrastructure, Urban Agriculture , Greenroof, Productive Greenroof, Urbanization |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Long-term Hydraulic performance assessment of bio-retention and permeable pavement systems with and without underdrains using monitoring study and modeling | Federal: $9,946 Non-Federal: $22,020 | Arash Massoudieh | Green Infrastructure, Urban Hydrology, Water Quality |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Hydraulic parameter estimation by remotely-sensed top soil moisture observations with the model reduce variational data assimilation scheme | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Leila Farhadi | soil hydraulic parameters, soil moisture profile, remote sensing, data assimilation |
2018 | DC | Annual Base | Runoff Control Performance Evaluation and Development of Design Guideline for Green Roof Systems for District of Columbia | Federal: $9,980 Non-Federal: $4,790 | Pradeep Behera | Green Infrastructure, Green Roof, Urban stormwater management, Green Roof Performance |
2018 | DE | Annual Base | State Water Resources Research Institute Program, Delaware Water Resources Center, Annual Proposal for Fiscal Year 2018 | Federal: $92,335 Non-Federal: $185,696 | Gerald Kauffman | |
2018 | FL | Annual Base | Computational fluid dynamics as a tool for urban water sediment transport and fate during clarification | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $32,000 | John Sansalone | Computational fluid dynamics, clarification, urban water, sediment, particle size |
2018 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $23,372 Non-Federal: $16,845 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2018 | GA | Annual Base | A Hybrid Approach of Analyzing Urban Flood Risk: A Case Study in the City of Atlanta, GA | Federal: $13,008 Non-Federal: $36,860 | Nirajan Dhakal | floods, modeling, flood loss, flood inundation maps, demographics, critical infrastructures |
2018 | GA | Annual Base | Developing real-time sensor networks for monitoring stream water quality to improve water resource management: Year 2 | Federal: $17,997 Non-Federal: $36,464 | Seth Wenger, Amy Rosemond, John Dowd, Phillip Bumpers | real-time monitoring, conductivity, urban streams, sensor network |
2018 | GA | Annual Base | Enhanced human mtDNA assays for fecal source tracking applications | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Joe Brown | Source tracking, methods, mtDNA |
2018 | GA | Annual Base | Effects of storm surge on coastal storm water systems in Georgia | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Hermann Fritz | coastal hazards, storm water, storm surge |
2018 | GU | Annual Base | Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) production-well rehabilitation assessment: Lessons Learned/Manual for Well Exploration and Development | Federal: $10,090 Non-Federal: $0 | YongSang Kim, Nathan Habana, John Jenson | Well rehabilitation, hydrogeology, water production, contaminant (salinity, TCE) |
2018 | GU | Annual Base | Development of a GIS Based Imagery Database for Groundwater Recharge Areas and Key Reaches of Streams on Guam | Federal: $6,980 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana, Leroy Heitz | Groundwater education workshop, GIS training workshop, geospatial visualization, aquifer models |
2018 | HI | Annual Base | 3rd Conference on Water Resource Sustainability on Tropical Islands | Federal: $6,999 Non-Federal: $2,905 | Darren Lerner | Water Resource Sustainability Conference Symposium |
2018 | HI | Annual Base | Evaluation of Pepper mild mottle viruses as a sewage marker in Hawaii | Federal: $20,017 Non-Federal: $56,057 | Marek Kirs | viruses, wastewater treatment, microbes, water quality, source tracking |
2018 | HI | Annual Base | Solving the Silica Conundrum in Hawaiian Streams and Groundwaters using Non-Traditional Isotope Geochemistry | Federal: $14,137 Non-Federal: $64,374 | Olivier Rouxel, Nicole Lautze, Eric De Carlo | silica concentration, groundwater, geothermal, hydrological flow |
2018 | HI | Annual Base | Economic activity, technological progress, and water resource utilization on Oahu | Federal: $25,792 Non-Federal: $52,591 | Peter Fuleky, Kimberly Burnett | index of economic activity, water demand, forecasting, efficiency |
2018 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Communications- HI | Federal: $15,190 Non-Federal: $22,345 | Darren Lerner | |
2018 | IA | Annual Base | 2018-2019 Iowa Water Center Information Transfer Project | Federal: $34,803 Non-Federal: $37,704 | Richard Cruse, Melissa Miller | |
2018 | IA | Annual Base | The Economic Benefits of Mitigating Harmful Algal Blooms in Iowa | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | YauHuo Shr, Catherine Kling, Chuan Tang, Wendong Zhang | Harmful algal blooms, hypoxic zones, nutrient reduction, economic valuation |
2018 | IA | Annual Base | Spatial Potential for Enhanced In-field Denitrification from Perennial Vegetative Filter Strips | Federal: $4,790 Non-Federal: $27,346 | Daniel Linton, Bradley Miller | Critical source area, perennial vegetation, filter strips, potential denitrification, spatial analysis |
2018 | ID | Annual Base | Post-fire phosphorus availability and mobility in forest soils and the effects on water quality | Federal: $14,923 Non-Federal: $29,847 | Erin Brooks, Daniel Strawn | Droughts, wildfire, nutrient availability, smoke pollution |
2018 | ID | Annual Base | Toward Understanding Current and Future Pressures on Water Supply/Use in the Eastern Snake Plain: Spatial Patterns of Drought, Sectorial Competition, Excess Nutrients and Water-Energy Interconnections | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,028 | Karen Humes, John Abatzoglou | Drought, Water Scarcity, Water Use by Sector and Water Right Seniority, Irrigated Agriculture, Aquifer Recharge, Industrial and Residential Water Use, Water Quality, Water Treatment, Energy-Water Nexus |
2018 | ID | Annual Base | The Coeur d’Alene Catfish: An autonomous underwater drone for deep-water lake research. | Federal: $12,666 Non-Federal: $25,333 | Alan Kolok, John Shovic | Metals, hypolimnion, deep lake research, environmental reconnaissance |
2018 | ID | Annual Base | Contextualizing Experiments and Eliciting Stakeholder Input from Idaho’s Water Sector | Federal: $14,754 Non-Federal: $29,508 | Alex Maas | Experimental Economics, Understanding Water Preferences, Research through Outreach |
2018 | ID | Annual Base | Seeing through a sediment bed: A novel transparent sediment simulant for unveiling the bed topography and interstitial processes | Federal: $14,714 Non-Federal: $29,458 | Daniele Tonina, Ralph Budwig | Hyporheic flow, Biofilms, Irregular granular particles, Porous media flow, Sediment bed scour, Refractive index matching, Particle image velocimetry, Planar laser induced fluorescence |
2018 | ID | Annual Base | Outreach and Engagement | Federal: $20,278 Non-Federal: $40,496 | Mark Solomon, Alan Kolok | Stakeholder Engagement, Outreach, Education |
2018 | IL | Annual Base | An experimental evaluation of the contribution of rain barrels to mosquito production | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,098 | Brian Allan, Allison Parker | rain barrel, mosquito control, green infrastructure |
2018 | IL | Annual Base | Redefine Droughts in the U.S. Corn Belt: Stomatal conductance constraints attributable to atmospheric demand and/or soil water supply | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Kaiyu Guan, Hyungsuk Kim | Eddy covariance flux tower measurement, soil moisture, VPD |
2018 | IL | Annual Base | Characterization of harmful algal blooms using small unmanned aircraft systems and watershed analysis in southern Illinois | Federal: $9,982 Non-Federal: $19,974 | Ruopu Li, Di Wu | Harmful algal blooms, drone, image analysis, watershed, southern Illinois |
2018 | IL | Annual Base | Groundwater phytoremediation and biofuels production for Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge | Federal: $9,937 Non-Federal: $19,880 | Jia Liu, Md Hadiuzzaman | Groundwater, Phytoremediation, Biofuel, Energy Crops, Crab Orchard |
2018 | IL | Annual Base | Transferring Water Resources Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $43,956 Non-Federal: $25,770 | Yu-Feng Lin | information transfer, community decision making |
2018 | IN | Annual Base | Quantification of tributary nutrient transport and HABs in Lake Wawasee, Indianas largest natural lake | Federal: $14,910 Non-Federal: $43,890 | Nathan Bosch | Stream Flow, Harmful Algal Blooms, Kosciusko County, Economic |
2018 | IN | Annual Base | Evaluation of sub-lethal effects of neurodegenerative cyanotoxins on predator-prey interactions in a freshwater fish | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,030 | Jessica Ward | neurotoxin, harmful algal bloom, predator-prey interactions, fish |
2018 | IN | Annual Base | Assessing Nutrient Sources and Usage During Harmful Algae Blooms (HAB) and Eutrophication Events Using Stable Isotopes: Implications for Water Quality in the Wabash River | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,322 | Greg Michalski | Harmful Algae Blooms, eutrophication, nitrate, phosphorous, Wabash River |
2018 | IN | Annual Base | Nutrient removal from greenhouse wastewater using a phosphorus removal structure | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,001 | Hye-Ji Kim, Chad Penn | nitrogen, phosphorus, eutrophication, harmful algal bloom, wastewater |
2018 | IN | Annual Base | Estimating watershed residence times in artificially-drained landscapes and relation to nutrient concentrations | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,014 | Lisa Welp | watershed, land use, tile drain, flow pathway, nutrients, residence time, stable isotopes |
2018 | KS | Annual Base | 2018 Governor's Water Conference | Federal: $10,949 Non-Federal: $16,091 | Dan Devlin | Conference |
2018 | KS | Annual Base | Stochastic Forecasting of Harmful Algae Blooms in Cheney Reservoir | Federal: $14,867 Non-Federal: $30,304 | Aleksey Sheshukov, Trisha Moore | Harmful Algae Blooms, HABs, modeling, nutrient inflows |
2018 | KS | Annual Base | Evaluation of the geomorphological adjustment of a meandering, alluvial river subject to streambank stabilization structures. | Federal: $14,933 Non-Federal: $29,954 | Tricia Moore | Sedimentation, Streambank Stabilization |
2018 | KS | Annual Base | Determining if Riparian Buffer Strip Age Impacts Phosphorus Retention Potential | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,065 | Colby Moorberg | Buffer strips, phosphorus |
2018 | KS | Annual Base | Does Nutrient Form Control Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) toxin release? | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,099 | Ted Harris | Nutrients, Harmful Algal Bloom |
2018 | KS | Annual Base | Assessing the Effectiveness of Streambank stabilization projects on the Cottonwood River using Unmanned Aircraft Systems (drones) | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,056 | Tony Layzell | Unmanned Aircraft Systems, UAS, streambank stabilization |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Assessment of MRSA presence in suburban WWTPs effluent in Lexington, Kentucky | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,100 | Gail Brion, Atena Amirsoleimani | Water quality, antibiotic resistant bacteria, treated effluent, streams |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluation of Untreated Karst Groundwater as Community Water Sources, Barren and Monroe Counties, Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Chris Groves, LeeAnn Bledsoe, Cayla Baughn | groundwater, karst, water supply, hydrogeology |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Developing a Threat Assessment and Monitoring Framework for Urban Karst | Federal: $4,999 Non-Federal: $11,216 | Jason Polk, Rachel Kaiser | Urban Karst Groundwater, Superbugs, Groundwater Quality, Data-driven |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Water and Solute Movement in a Fragipan Soil as Modified by Ryegrass | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $16,907 | Christopher Matocha, Keegan Smith | fragipan, water flow paths, ryegrass |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Phosphorus Contributions to Urban Runoff from Non-Anthropogenic Animal Waste | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,437 | Brad Lee, Dwayne Edwards, Gregg Munshaw | urban nutrient management, phosphorus, canine feces |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Modeling impacts of seasonal land cover change on fluvial sediment loads of the Upper Floyds Fork watershed, KY | Federal: $9,646 Non-Federal: $19,357 | Andrew Day, Aimee Downs | sedimentation, water quality, land cover, soil erosion |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky information transfer project | Federal: $44,470 Non-Federal: $84,366 | Lindell Ormsbee | symposium, web sites, research translation |
2018 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluating and Addressing Climate Awareness and Water in Kentucky | Federal: $4,820 Non-Federal: $10,485 | Carmen Agouridis, Lauren Cagle | climate, education, water resources |
2018 | LA | Annual Base | Disinfection of Amoebae in Municipal Water Supplies | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $27,669 | Samuel Snow | Naegleria fowleri, disinfection, amoeba, drinking water, pathogen, and treatment technologies |
2018 | LA | Annual Base | Development of Low-Cost Online Water Level Monitoring Platform Based on Capacitive Sensing | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $29,316 | Kidong Park | water level, sensor, capacitive, real-time, online |
2018 | LA | Annual Base | Assessing the Economic Impact of Delayed Irrigation in Agronomic Crops | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,052 | Stacia Davis, Krishna Paudel, Todd Spivey | irrigation, moisture, rainfall, scheduling |
2018 | LA | Annual Base | Fine-Grained Floodplain Forest Flow Paths and Source Water Mixing in Shrink-Swell Clays of a Bottomland Hardwood Forest Using Stable Isotope Tracers | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $28,640 | Richard Keim | soil water, flow paths, shrink-swell soils, adaptive management, stable |
2018 | LA | Annual Base | Ecological Consequences of Low-Level Sodium Inputs in Riparian Zones on Decomposition Processes and Inputs to Freshwater Ecosystems | Federal: $11,000 Non-Federal: $25,855 | Natalie Clay, Sally Entrekin, Michelle Evans-White | Sodium, Salt, Water Quality, Riparian, Freshwater, Non Point Pollution |
2018 | MA | Annual Base | Forest land cover as a tool in water quality management: Developing a valuable addition to the Cape Cod Commission’s 208 Technologies Matrix | Federal: $55,000 Non-Federal: $118,012 | Ivan Valiela, Javier Lloret, Anne Reynolds, Heather McElroy | Nitrogen loads, nitrogen retention, water quality, groundwater, forest area, watersheds, land use spatial configuration, models, path analysis, outreach to users |
2018 | MA | Annual Base | Water Symposium | Federal: $17,189 Non-Federal: $28,173 | [ENCODING ERROR] | |
2018 | MA | Annual Base | Strategizing for future research in current water resources topics | Federal: $3,300 Non-Federal: $13,367 | [ENCODING ERROR] | |
2018 | MD | Annual Base | Using continuous conductivity data to investigate the temporal and spatial variability of chloride concentrations in streams | Federal: $41,299 Non-Federal: $96,580 | Joel Moore | road salt, chloride, high frequency |
2018 | MD | Annual Base | Hydrometeorological indicators of critical infrastructure resilience to climate change in Maryland: A case study in agriculture | Federal: $34,956 Non-Federal: $67,113 | Allison Reilly, Michelle Bensi | agriculture, climate, mitigation, crop yield |
2018 | ME | Annual Base | Addressing the mess: developing evaluative methods for group participatory decision support in riverine systems | Federal: $30,786 Non-Federal: $61,581 | Sharon Klein, Bridie McGreavy, Aaron Strong | Dams, Rivers, Decision Models, Operation Research, Resource Planning, Energy Use and Conservation, Hydropower, Water Use Planning |
2018 | ME | Annual Base | Estuary Margin Watershed Characterization to Compare Coastal Bacteria Pollution Vulnerability in Maine | Federal: $37,818 Non-Federal: $75,672 | Sean Smith, Kate Beard, Bridie McGreavy | 19, 22, 23, 36, 43, 48, 57, 75, 77, 78, 84, 91, 92, 144, 182, 189, 190, 207, 273, 275, 276, 257 |
2018 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $12,776 Non-Federal: $27,248 | David Hart | Information transfer, outreach, education |
2018 | MI | Annual Base | Improving nutrient management through a drainage tile monitoring program | Federal: $18,836 Non-Federal: $22,053 | Jeremiah Asher | tile drains, monitoring, changing behaviors, phosphorus, sampling, data sharing |
2018 | MI | Annual Base | Michigan Water Resources Continuing Education Learning Modules | Federal: $30,609 Non-Federal: $106,138 | Darrell Donahue, Steven Safferman | Water Resources, Professional Education, Certification, Water Use, Policy, Water Quantity, Water Quality, Water Management |
2018 | MI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer Training, Dissemination and Program Development in Water Resources | Federal: $28,532 Non-Federal: $51,950 | Lois Wolfson, Ruth Kline-Robach | Inland Lakes, Great Lakes, Aquifers, Watershed Management; Leadership; Invasive Species; Online Education; Interactive Web-based Systems, Contaminants |
2018 | MI | Annual Base | Nutrient Loading Forecasting for Western Lake Erie | Federal: $14,358 Non-Federal: $4,597 | Glenn O'Neil, Margaret Kalcic, Rebecca Muenich | water quality, runoff, agriculture, algal blooms, SWAT |
2018 | MO | Annual Base | Algae, stench, and death: are algal toxins present in Missouri fish? | Federal: $21,085 Non-Federal: $44,370 | Rebecca North, Alba Argerich | Algal toxins; cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (CyanoHABs); fish health; microcystin; cylindrospermopsin; agriculture; food web; fish advisories; fish consumption |
2018 | MO | Annual Base | Nonpoint Source Pollution Mitigation in an Urban Watershed | Federal: $21,795 Non-Federal: $43,591 | Dev Niyogi, Mark Fitch | water quality, nonpoint pollution, nutrients, phosphorus, algae, harmful algal blooms |
2018 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $34,861 Non-Federal: $69,723 | Baolin Deng | |
2018 | MO | Annual Base | Admin | Federal: $14,594 Non-Federal: $29,188 | Baolin Deng | |
2018 | MS | Annual Base | Microplastics in the Mississippi River and Mississippi Sound: concentrations, sources, sizes, types, and loadings to the northern Gulf of Mexico | Federal: $36,166 Non-Federal: $72,352 | James Cizdziel | Surface water,k protection of source water |
2018 | MS | Annual Base | Aquatic vegetation management to enhance multiple-user benefits of southeastern wetlands | Federal: $35,014 Non-Federal: $70,875 | Gary Ervin, Lee Turnage | Surface water |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research: Microbial reduction of selenium at the Colstrip power plant | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Hannah Koepnick | |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research: Are Montana's Aquatic Ecosystems Becoming a "Hot Mess" Due to Climate Change | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $6,271 | Kristen Cook | |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research: Assessing pharmaceuticals in Montana’s waste water and drinking water to determine exposure risk, and inform targeted environmental and public health regulatory initiatives to protect Montanan communities | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Miranda Margetts | |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Identifying seasonal spatial distribution of geothermal groundwater discharge to surface water using UAV-based thermal infrared imaging, LaDuke hot springs, MT. | Federal: $14,850 Non-Federal: $31,010 | Jeremy Crowley, Alan English, Raja Nagisetty | ground water surface water interaction, geothermal systems, forward looking infrared (FLIR), unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Deciphering the combined effects of artificial and natural water storage structures on late-season flows | Federal: $14,998 Non-Federal: $39,774 | Hongyi Li | Basin-scale hydrological modeling, natural water storage, artificial reservoir storage, lateseason flows, up-scaling, coordinated management |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Reducing Acid Rock Drainage Volume using Passive Solar Evaporation Islands | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Katherine Zodrow | acid mine waste, acid rock drainage, retention pond treatment, passive solar evaporation islands, |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research: Understanding root-microbe interactions in the rhizosphere | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Emma Raeside | treatment wetlands, plant roots, rhizosphere, aerobic microbial degradation |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research: Limitations to Photosynthesis in Silver Bow Creek | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $670 | Isaiah Robertson | microbial and macrophyte photosynthesis, Clark Fork River headwaters, heavy metal toxicity |
2018 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research: Interactive effects of metal and nutrient cycling in the Upper Clark Fork River, Montana | Federal: $1,610 Non-Federal: $725 | Kaitlin Perkins | |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | Occurrence of pesticides in North Carolina private drinking water wells and identification of point-of-use treatment options | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $52,800 | Detlef Knappe, Francis de los Reyes, Catherine LePrevost | Groundwater quality, drinking water quality, home filtration, adsorption |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | Hidden sediment sources: Locating and studying road-draining gullies using a geospatial model and field measurements | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $41,870 | John Gannon, Diane Styers, David Kinner, Mark Lord | Storm water, Erosion, Sedimentation, Hydrology, Remote Sensing, Geomorphology |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | Adding Additional Model Years and Other Model Refinements to the Updated Neuse Estuary Eutrophication Model | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $45,000 | James Bowen | water quality, model, nutrient response, bioreactivity, organic, inorganic, nitrogen |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | Improving performance and examining expansion of constructed wetlands for tertiary treatment of nitrogen from domestic and municipal wastewater | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $45,000 | Michael Burchell, Tarek Aziz, Francois Birgand | Constructed wetlands, wastewater treatment, nitrogen, water quality |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $9,342 Non-Federal: $0 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | A Watershed Model to Understand Groundwater and Surface Water Interactions to Support Sewer Utility Resilience at the Jacksonville N.C. Forest Water Re-Use Facility | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Elizabeth Nichols, Ge Sun, Nancy Gibson, Katherine Martin | wastewater, water reuse, watershed modeling, sewer utility resilience |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | Phytoplankton Nutritional Ecology and the Eutrophication Trajectory in a Piedmont Reservoir with Elevated Ammonium | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | JoAnn Burkholder, Nicole Lindor | Ammonium, cultural eutrophication, harmful phytoplankton, nutrients, potable source-water reservoir |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | Cometabolic Degradation of 1,4-Dioxane in Biologically Active Carbon Filters with Locally Enriched Biota | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Detlef Knappe, Michael R. Hyman, Amie McElroy | Biodegradation, Water Treatment, Unregulated Contaminants |
2018 | NC | Annual Base | Electrochemical Mineralization of Perfluorooctanoic Acid and Perfluorooctanesulfonic Acid | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Mei Sun, Vivek Pulikkal | Water treatment, perfluoroalkyl substances, perfluorooctanoic acid, perfluorooctane sulfonic acid, electrochemical mineralization |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Examining the Impact of Devils Lakes Outlets on Flood Risk and Water Quality of the Sheyenne River | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Xiaodong Zhang | Devils Lake, Sheyenne River, Flood, Water quality, SWAT, HEC-RAS |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Restoring the Bigmouth Buffalo (Ictiobus cyprinellus), a Native Species Beneficial to Water Quality and Ecological Functioning of North Dakota’s Aquatic Ecosystems | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,000 | Mark Clark | Bigmouth Buffalo Fish, Diversity, Extinction, Water Quality |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Assessing Effect of Precise Evapotranspiration Measurement on Crop Coefficient and Water Use | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Xinhua Jia | Evapotranspiration, Shallow groundwater, Crop |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Implications of Stormwater Control Measures on Hydrology of an Urban Watershed in the Fargo, ND Area | Federal: $2,900 Non-Federal: $5,800 | Stephanie Day | Flow regime, Stormwater control measures, Urbanization |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Mathematical Modeling of Freshwater Harmful Algal Blooms | Federal: $2,250 Non-Federal: $4,500 | Halis Simsek | Adaptive network-based fuzzy inference systems, Artificial neural network, Harmful algal blooms |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Application of Green Iron Nanoparticles Synthesized Using Barley and other Plant-borne Polyphenols to Combat Lake Eutrophication | Federal: $6,650 Non-Federal: $13,300 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Green synthesis, Iron nanoparticles, Phosphate, Polyphenols |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Landscape Genetics of Northern Leopard Frog (Rana pipiens) to Evaluate Biotic Connectivity and Environmental Quality of North Dakota Wetland Resources | Federal: $9,000 Non-Federal: $18,000 | Craig Stockwell | Northern leopard frog, Stability, Wetland |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluating the Response of Diatoms and Cladocerans Communities to Climate Change over the Last Century in Lake P1, North Dakota | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Jon Sweetman | Cladocerans, Climate Change, Diatoms, Wetland ecosystems |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Treatment of Produced Water for Discharge to Surface Waters and Non-potable Uses | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Feng Xiao | Metals, Non-potable uses, Produced water, Radium |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Enhanced Removal of Heavy Metals from Stormwater by Bioretention Cells | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Feng Xiao | Biochar, Bioretention cells, Heavy metals, Wood chips |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | An Integrated Social and Ecological Model for Stream Flow Simulation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Zhulu Lin | Agent based model, Hydraulic fracturing, Water stress |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Effect of Water Level on Soybean Growth and Quality Parameters with High Salinity Water | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,000 | Halis Simsek | Climatic conditions, Root-zone, Soybean, Water table |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Interdisciplinary Approach to Understanding Fluvial Geomorphology of Post-glaciolacustrine Meandering Rivers: A Case Study of the Red River | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Stephanie Day | Erosion, Fluvial geomorphology, Glacial isostatic adjustments |
2018 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $10,432 Non-Federal: $20,864 | Eakalak Khan | Annual seminar, Communication, Information dissemination, Newsletter, Website |
2018 | NE | Annual Base | Microalgae Treatment of Meat Processing Wastewater for Nutrient Removal and Water Reconditioning | Federal: $19,869 Non-Federal: $39,756 | YULIE MENESES, Ashraf AlyHassan | Wastewater treatment, microalgae treatment, water reuse, sludge |
2018 | NE | Annual Base | Pesticide Exposure in Recreational Lakes | Federal: $19,842 Non-Federal: $40,273 | Tiffany Messer, Aaron Mittelstet, Daniel Snow | neonicotinoids, recreational lakes, GIS Modeling |
2018 | NE | Annual Base | The chemistry and ecotoxicology of microplastics - water quality research experience in Nebraska waterways | Federal: $10,080 Non-Federal: $20,160 | Daniel Snow, Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, Jerald Bricker | microplastics, municipal wastewater, streams |
2018 | NJ | Annual Base | Extent and effects of microplastic contamination in New Jersey lakes | Federal: $18,905 Non-Federal: $37,810 | Aaron Stoler | ecotoxicology, fish, lakes, microplastic, tadpoles, zooplankton |
2018 | NJ | Annual Base | Developing a new, compact, and modular design for revolutionizing urban water reuse | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $41,741 | Yong Yan, Yang Deng | water reuse, secondary effluent, urban runoff, nano-material electrodes, electrochemical treatment |
2018 | NJ | Annual Base | Rapid, DNA-Based Test for Ranavirus Detection | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,220 | Allyssa Angel, Nina Goodey | emerging disease, rapid test, aptamers, SELEX |
2018 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of An Innovative and Resilient Emergency Water Treatment (EWT) for Natural Disasters | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,754 | Junkui Cui, Yang Deng | emergency water supply, natural disasters, urban runoff, surface water, ferrate(VI), water contaminants |
2018 | NJ | Annual Base | Characterization and Assessment of Microplastic Interactions with Persistent Organic Pollutants in Surface Waters of New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Wanyi Fu, Wen Zhang | microplastics, persistent organic pollutants (POPs), New Jersey, surface water, interaction |
2018 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessment of the Occurrence, Toxicity, and Biotransformation of Disinfection Byproducts of 1,4-Dioxane | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Fei Li, Mengyan Li | 1,4-dioxane, disinfection byproducts, toxicity, kinetics, biodegradation |
2018 | NJ | Annual Base | Keeping up with Sea Level Rise: The Role of Vegetation in the Resilience of Tidal Marshes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Johnny Quispe, JeanMarie Hartman | Spartina alterniflora, Phragmites australis, marsh accretion, sea-level rise |
2018 | NM | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $18,577 Non-Federal: $70,617 | Catherine Ortega Klett | Water Resources Education, Information Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2018 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information Systems for Water Resources Research Planning | Federal: $38,250 Non-Federal: $37,699 | Alexander Fernald | |
2018 | NM | Annual Base | Increase soil water for desirable plants through invasive plant management | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Kert Young, Doug Cram | [ENCODING ERROR] |
2018 | NV | Annual Base | Degradation of Emerging Contaminants in Treated Wastewater Using Immobilized Non-zero Valent Iron | Federal: $26,831 Non-Federal: $54,669 | Erick Bandala | Emerging Contaminants, Treated Wastewater, Immobilized nano-zero valent iron |
2018 | NV | Annual Base | Evaluation of Antibiotic Resistance Genes (ARGS) in the Urban Wetland Ecosystem: Las Vegas Wash | Federal: $26,592 Non-Federal: $51,373 | Xuelian Bai | Antibiotic resistance, antibiotic resistance genes, wastewater contaminants, urban water supply, wetland ecosystem |
2018 | NV | Annual Base | Improving wastewater treatment using biofilms that degrade phenolic and aromatic contaminants | Federal: $23,125 Non-Federal: $50,016 | Henry Sun | Biodegradation; The Fenton reaction; phenolics |
2018 | NV | Annual Base | NWRRI Website & Newsletter | Federal: $6,808 Non-Federal: $14,567 | Kumud Acharya | Information Transfer, Website, Newsletter |
2018 | NY | Annual Base | The Pathogen Panel for rapid quantification of 17 waterborne viral, bacterial and protozoal pathogens and fecal indicators at New York State Beaches | Federal: $9,924 Non-Federal: $5,624 | Ruth Richardson, Yolanda Brooks | swimming, pathogens, viruses, monitoring, fecal contamination |
2018 | NY | Annual Base | Invasive round goby as a water quality assessment tool: bioindicators of contaminants in Northeastern U.S. inland waters | Federal: $9,750 Non-Federal: $5,525 | Suresh Sethi, James Jackson, Lars Rudstam, Katie Fiorella | bioindicators, contaminants, inland waterbodies, invasive species, round goby, water quality |
2018 | NY | Annual Base | Balancing cyanotoxin removal and N-nitrosamine formation control during ozonation of harmful algal bloom-impacted source waters | Federal: $14,968 Non-Federal: $29,936 | Teng Zeng | Harmful Algal Bloom, Cyanotoxin, N-Nitrosamine, Ozone |
2018 | NY | Annual Base | Turning Vacant Lots into Green Infrastructure: Application of A Multi-objective Optimization Tool in the City of Buffalo | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Zhenduo Zhu, Shawn Matott, Alan Rabideau | Stormwater management; green infrastructure, optimization, Buffalo, vacant lots |
2018 | NY | Annual Base | Owasco Lake impairment and the link to land use and tributary health | Federal: $17,105 Non-Federal: $9,693 | Todd Walter | |
2018 | NY | Annual Base | Strengthening regional extension on flood resiliency | Federal: $11,295 Non-Federal: $6,401 | Todd Walter | |
2018 | OH | Annual Base | Can health of aquatic wildlife indicate the quality of water resources? | Federal: $21,636 Non-Federal: $37,710 | Jeanine Refsnider | frog, immune function, physiology, snake, stress, turtle, wildlife |
2018 | OH | Annual Base | Maumee River sediments as a nitrogen source or sink to Lake Erie: the competing roles of ammonium recycling and denitrification | Federal: $39,998 Non-Federal: $53,784 | Mark McCarthy | Maumee River, Lake Erie, nitrogen, cyanobacteria, sediments, denitrification |
2018 | OH | Annual Base | Landscape fragmentation and water yield with unconventional shale oil and gas development in Ohio | Federal: $19,591 Non-Federal: $26,049 | Elizabeth Toman, Kaiguang Zhao | Streams, peak flow, fragmentation, hydraulic fracturing, land use, land disturbance, shale oil and gas, paired watersheds, GIS, Landsat, MODIS, NAIP, edge effects, remote sensing, Bayesian time-series |
2018 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $32,335 Non-Federal: $16,038 | Kevin Wagner | |
2018 | OK | Annual Base | Developing Seasonal Streamflow Forecasts to Inform Surface Water Management in Oklahoma | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Tyson Ochsner, Erik Krueger, Briana Wyatt, Eric Jones | Soil Moisture, National Weather Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service |
2018 | OK | Annual Base | Conserving Agricultural Water Resources in Oklahoma Using Smart Technologies | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Saleh Taghvaeian, Sumon Datta | Soil moisture sensors, Irrigation Scheduling, Smart Technologies, Water Conservation, Oklahoma |
2018 | OK | Annual Base | Control of Problematic Halanaerobiales that Limit the Reuse of Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Joseph Suflita, Irene Davidova | Fracking, produced water re-use, anaerobic bacteria Halanaerobium |
2018 | OK | Annual Base | Evaluating the potential of Sentinel-2 and Landsat images for mapping open surface water body areas and water quality in Oklahoma | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,014 | Xiangming Xiao, Zhenhua Zou | water body area, water quality, mapping, sentinel-2, Landsat |
2018 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $43,922 Non-Federal: $159,106 | Todd Jarvis | Newsletter, Webpage, Symposium |
2018 | PA | Annual Base | Data-Driven Models to Assess Water Quality in the Region of Marcellus Shale | Federal: $21,657 Non-Federal: $44,817 | Zhenhui Li | water quality, data mining |
2018 | PA | Annual Base | Integrative Modeling to Quantify Systems-Level Benefits of Green and Grey Infrastructure Networks to Urban Water Quality | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $68,444 | Carla Ng | Green Infrastructure; non-point pollution; flooding; benefit valuation; modeling; resilient design |
2018 | PA | Annual Base | Photocatalytic Water Purification Under Visible Light: A New Direction For Water Treatment Process | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,017 | Dipendu Saha | Water Pollution, Water Treatment, Photocatalyst, Visible Light, Carbon Nitride |
2018 | PA | Annual Base | Advancing Public Education about Water Resources in Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic Region | Federal: $28,678 Non-Federal: $32,698 | Elizabeth Boyer | water, education, STEM, conferences, symposium |
2018 | PR | Annual Base | Willingness to pay for water scarcity eradication and water service attributes in Puerto Rico: Results from contingent valuation and choice experiments methods | Federal: $19,039 Non-Federal: $57,015 | [ENCODING ERROR] | Economics, Drought, Water Resources Development, Water Demand |
2018 | PR | Annual Base | Atrazine degradation through an inclined, gravity-influenced plane system embedded with surface-modified TiO2 nanoparticles | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $35,796 | Pedro Tarafa, Sylvia RodriguezAbudo | Pesticides, toxic substances, agriculture, oxidation, water treatment, public health, photocatalysis, open channels |
2018 | PR | Annual Base | Geomorphic impacts in rivers of Puerto Rico before and after Hurricane Maria using UAV’s | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $2,115 | Walter Silva | Geomorphology, Hydrologic Models, Rivers |
2018 | RI | Annual Base | Assessing Microplastic and Microfibers Contamination in Small Water Utilities and Private Wells | Federal: $13,162 Non-Federal: $29,844 | Vinka Craver | microplastics |
2018 | RI | Annual Base | Assessment of Ferrate for Treating Drinking Water Sources Impacted by Harmful Algal Blooms | Federal: $21,127 Non-Federal: $47,198 | Joseph Goodwill | algal blooms, preoxidation, disinfection byproducts, water technology |
2018 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Drinking Water in Rhode Island | Federal: $8,709 Non-Federal: $16,886 | Christopher Hunter | contamination, wastewater, quality |
2018 | SC | Annual Base | Statewide Survey of Irrigation Source Water Quality and Water use Techniques in the Specialty Crops Production Industry | Federal: $28,610 Non-Federal: $57,378 | Sarah White, Natasha Bell, Megan Chase, Lauren Garcia Chance | Water quality, specialty crops, water supply, irrigation |
2018 | SC | Annual Base | Monitoring Distribution and Toxicity of Coal Tar Chemicals in the Congaree River Using Passive Samplers | Federal: $30,061 Non-Federal: $60,129 | Peter Van Den Hurk | Water Quality, Environmental Toxicants, Remediation, Passive Samplers, Management Tools |
2018 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluation of Nitrate Removal Rates of Denitrification Bioreactors Using Agricultural Residue Media (Year 2) | Federal: $22,258 Non-Federal: $44,803 | Guanghui Hua, Christopher Schmit | Subsurface Drainage, Nitrate, Denitrification, Agricultural Residue |
2018 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating and predicting the risk of algal blooms in South Dakota lakes using remote sensing | Federal: $24,147 Non-Federal: $48,294 | Rachel McDaniel, Bruce Bleakley, John McMaine | Algal blooms, algae, modeling, water quality, nutrients |
2018 | SD | Annual Base | Stormwater management and ecosystem health: The complementary role of green infrastructure in urban environments | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | James Stone, Charles Fenster, Henning Nottebrock, A Leffler, Heidi Sieverding | water remediation, stormwater, pollinators, ecosystem health, plant communities, functional traits. |
2018 | SD | Annual Base | South Dakota Water Resources Institute FY2018 Information Transfer Program | Federal: $20,762 Non-Federal: $41,527 | Van Kelley, Rachel McDaniel, David Kringen, John Maursetter | Outreach, Service, Communication, Interaction, Information. |
2018 | TN | Annual Base | Rethinking Bank Stabilization in Tennessee to Develop a Classification Protocol for Agriculture and Urbanized Systems | Federal: $16,533 Non-Federal: $41,753 | Thanos Papanicolaou, John Schwartz, Christopher Wilson | Bank Erosion, Classification System, Literature Review |
2018 | TN | Annual Base | Low-cost Real-time Streamflow Network for Falling Water River Watershed | Federal: $16,459 Non-Federal: $47,951 | Alfred Kalyanapu | Water-level Sensor, Sensor Netwok, Real-time network, Cloud-based Services |
2018 | TN | Annual Base | Three-Dimensional Modeling of River Flows Under Extreme Weather Scenarios | Federal: $19,998 Non-Federal: $42,070 | Jejal Bathi, Kidambi Sreenivas | Extreme Flows;River Hydraulics; 3D Modeling; Fate and Transport of Pollutanta |
2018 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $82,335 Non-Federal: $0 | John Tracy, Danielle Kalisek, Lucas Gregory, Troy Berthold | |
2018 | TX | Annual Base | Identification of Sources of Salinity in the Northern Segment of the Brazos River Alluvium Aquifer | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Erin Noonan, Joe Yelderman | salinity, alluvium, aquifer, Brazos River |
2018 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluating the impact of the Katy Prairie and adding HCAD Plan 5 Reservoir on Flooding of Addicks and Barker Reservoirs in Houston, Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Philip Bedient, Ferne Maulsby | Urban flooding, flood management, Katy Prairie, stormwater management |
2018 | UT | Annual Base | Understanding the Variability of Recharge and Groundwater Control on Mountainous Stream Discharge in Karst Environments | Federal: $25,173 Non-Federal: $38,482 | Tianfang Xu, Bethany Neilson | Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions, Snow Hydrology, Karst Hydrology, Machine Learning |
2018 | UT | Annual Base | Improving Representation of Environmental Objectives in Systems Models to Inform Integrated Water Management Strategies | Federal: $25,087 Non-Federal: $49,584 | Belize Lane, David Rosenberg, Bethany Neilson | Hydraulic modeling; instream water needs; systems modeling; integrated water resources management |
2018 | UT | Annual Base | Mapping Subsurface Tile Drainage Systems with Unmanned Aerial Vehicles | Federal: $21,522 Non-Federal: $32,141 | Ruijie Zeng, Alfonso Torres-Rua, Niel Allen | tile drainage, subsurface, soil moisture, unmanned aerial vehicles, visible and invisible band images |
2018 | VA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $74,856 Non-Federal: $149,715 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2018 | VI | Annual Base | FRESHWATER INVERTEBRATES OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS AS QUANTITATIVE INDICATORS OF ECOLOGICAL CHANGE | Federal: $21,815 Non-Federal: $0 | Edwin CruzRivera | Biological indicators, Community index, Macroinvertebrates, Monitoring |
2018 | VI | Annual Base | Geo-Referenced Inventory and Initial Modeling of Engineered Stormwater Network(s) in the Virgin Islands | Federal: $42,847 Non-Federal: $0 | Greg Guannel, Georgio Tachiev, Stevie Henry | stormwater; drainage; infrastructure; engineering; planning; riverine flooding |
2018 | VT | Annual Base | A field study to investigate potentially toxic cyanobacteria aerosols from Shelburne Pond and a farm field in Vermont | Federal: $9,997 Non-Federal: $21,753 | Jason Stockwell, Natalie Flores, Elijah Stommel | cyanobacteria toxins, aerosols, human health |
2018 | VT | Annual Base | Governing water quality limits in agricultural watersheds: Farmer behavior and perceptions under Vermont | Federal: $6,615 Non-Federal: $11,379 | Asim Zia, Courtney HammondWagner | non point source pollution, agriculture, conservation behavior, water quality policy, adoption |
2018 | VT | Annual Base | A mental models approach to understanding public knowledge of harmful algal blooms in Lake Champlain | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $19,430 | Rachelle Gould, Diana Hackenburg | cyanobacteria bloom, harmful algal bloom, Lake Champlain, public awareness, public information, mental models, nonmaterial beliefs |
2018 | VT | Annual Base | Impact of storms on lake phytoplankton community dynamics | Federal: $38,116 Non-Federal: $76,006 | Jason Stockwell | cyanobacteria blooms, phytoplankton, water, extreme events |
2018 | WA | Annual Base | Washington wildfires disrupt water quality: Are drinking water systems resilient to climate change? | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,013 | Amanda Hohner, Jan Boll | treatability, turbidity, natural organic matter, source water quality |
2018 | WA | Annual Base | Understanding controls on mobility and toxicity of tungsten, an emerging threat to Washington’s waters | Federal: $27,492 Non-Federal: $54,984 | Nikolay Strigul, John Harrison | tungsten occurrence, tungsten dissolution, tungsten mobility |
2018 | WI | Annual Base | University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute - Information Transfer Program | Federal: $19,990 Non-Federal: $45,996 | Moira Harrington | public information, communications, publications, library |
2018 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Water Resources Fellowship: Collaborating with Water Managers | Federal: $32,011 Non-Federal: $35,268 | Jennifer Hauxwell | Fellowship |
2018 | WI | Annual Base | Linking groundwater and nutrients to monitor fen ecosystems using airborne imaging spectroscopy | Federal: $10,214 Non-Federal: $46,968 | Eric Booth, Steven Loheide | |
2018 | WI | Annual Base | New proxy-based hydrological reconstructions over the past five centuries in southwest Wisconsin | Federal: $25,120 Non-Federal: $24,853 | Christopher Underwood, Evan Larson | tree-rings, hydroclimatology |
2018 | WV | Annual Base | High resolution assessment of economic sector water use, water supply, and water economy – A novel approach for managing West Virginia’s water resources | Federal: $14,442 Non-Federal: $28,884 | Nicolas Zegre | water use, water supply, water stress, watershed management, water economy |
2018 | WV | Annual Base | Evaluating the state of dam infrastructure under a changing climate | Federal: $16,767 Non-Federal: $38,461 | Leslie Hopkinson, John Quaranta | Probable maximum precipitation, dam design, flood hydrographs |
2018 | WV | Annual Base | WV State Water Conference 2018 | Federal: $10,328 Non-Federal: $10,298 | Paul Ziemkiewicz | information transfer; education; research findings |
2018 | WV | Annual Base | 3RQ 05 - Drinking Water Treatment Methods to Reduce THM | Federal: $19,985 Non-Federal: $48,714 | Lian-Shin Lin, Paul Ziemkiewicz, Melissa ONeal | TTHM, Total Trihalomethane, Drinking Water, Water Supply, Disinfection By-Products, DBPs, Chlorination, Bromide, Halognes |
2018 | WV | Annual Base | Modeling Flood Risk Potential in WV | Federal: $16,938 Non-Federal: $33,885 | Michael Strager, Nicolas Zegre | Flood modeling, GIS and spatial analysis, Climate data, Watershed management |
2018 | WY | Annual Base | Developing a Framework for Estimating Groundwater Connections to Wyoming Reservoirs | Federal: $10,939 Non-Federal: $110,895 | Kevin Befus | Wetlands, Groundwater Level, Reservoir Management, Numerical Modeling |
2018 | WY | Annual Base | Numerical Simulations of the Impact of Cloud Seeding in the Wind River Range on Precipiation, Snowpack, and Streamflow | Federal: $11,997 Non-Federal: $126,497 | Bart Geerts | Numerical Simulations, Cloud Seeding, Water Quantity |
2017 | AK | Annual Base | Characterization of Groundwater Hydrology in Two Thermokarst Lake Systems | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | David Barnes | Permafrost, Taliks, Groundwater |
2017 | AK | Annual Base | Assessment of climate and land-use change impacts on surface water runoff and connectivity in a continuous permafrost watershed in the National Petroleum Reserve - Alaska | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Anne Gaedeke, Christopher Arp | Arctic, Climate Change, Land-Use Change, Industrial Development, Modeling, Water Resources |
2017 | AK | Annual Base | Laboratory Investigation of Rheology and Infiltration Process of Non-Newtonian Fluids through Porous Media in a Non-Isothermal Flow Regime for Effective Remediation of Persistent Contaminants | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Debasmita Misra | Non-Newtonian fluid, Flow Characteristics, Non-Isothermal Flow Regime, Adsorbent Contaminant, Soil Remediation |
2017 | AK | Annual Base | Variable lapse rates and the mass balance of a well-studied glacier in south-central Alaska: Confirmation and extension | Federal: $19,996 Non-Federal: $40,003 | Roman Dial, Jason Geck | glacier runoff, atmospheric coupling, snowpack, water supply |
2017 | AL | Annual Base | Utilizing Biogeochemical Cycling Processes for the Remediation/Treatment of Persistent Perfluorinated Chemical (PFCs) in Soil and Groundwater | Federal: $24,976 Non-Federal: $49,952 | Geoffrey Tick | Synthetic Organics, Biological Treatment, Contaminant Transport, Soil Microbiology, Pollution Control, Water Quality, Water Treatment, Biodegradation |
2017 | AL | Annual Base | Enhancing Seasonal Hydrological Forecasts in the Alabama-Coosa-Tallapoosa (ACT) River Basin using the North American Multi-Model Ensemble | Federal: $24,987 Non-Federal: $49,997 | Di Tian | Drought, Evaporation, Instream Flow, Rainfall, Weather Forecasting |
2017 | AL | Annual Base | SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COASTAL SEDIMENTS AS A SOURCE/SINK OF NUTRIENTS TO COASTAL WATERS IN THE MOBILE BAY | Federal: $24,948 Non-Federal: $49,930 | Natasha Dimova | Groundwater quality, Geochemistry, Coastal Zone, Coastal Water Quality |
2017 | AR | Annual Base | Assessment of strategies to address future irrigation water shortage in the Arkansas Delta | Federal: $5,067 Non-Federal: $10,406 | Qiuqiong Huang | irrigation practices; willingness to pay; surface water; awareness of groundwater shortage |
2017 | AR | Annual Base | Investigating impact of lead service lines in drinking water distribution systems at the City of Tulsa | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,554 | Wen Zhang | lead, biofilm, drinking water distribution systems |
2017 | AR | Annual Base | Combined application of nutrient manipulation and hydrogen peroxide exposure to selectively control cyanobacteria growth and promote eukaryote phytoplankton production in aquaculture ponds | Federal: $25,318 Non-Federal: $50,487 | Amit Sinha, William Green, Sixte Ntamatungiro | Cyanobacteria, Aquaculture, Hydrogen peroxide, TN:TP ratios, Lanthanum-modified clay, Nutrient manipulation |
2017 | AR | Annual Base | Herbicide Mitigation Potential of Tailwater Recovery Systems in the Cache River Critical Groundwater Area | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,350 | Cammy Willett, Deborah Leslie | tailwater recovery, herbicide, water analysis, infiltration gallery, surface reservoir |
2017 | AR | Annual Base | Regionalizing agricultural field evapotranspiration observations | Federal: $17,158 Non-Federal: $34,317 | Benjamin Runkle | Evapotranspiration, rice, cotton |
2017 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center - Information Transfer | Federal: $1,423 Non-Federal: $2,964 | Brian Haggard, Erin Scott | annual conference, electronic newsletter, social media, website |
2017 | AZ | Annual Base | Impact of projected climate changes on mountain-block recharge processes | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,359 | Thomas Meixner, Jennifer McIntosh, Ravindra Dwivedi, Paul Ferre | Mountain systems, mountain-block recharge, climate change, groundwater age, multi-tracer approach, and multi-model approach |
2017 | AZ | Annual Base | Might Recycled Wastewater Solve the Rising Problem of Toxin-Producing Algae? | Federal: $9,463 Non-Federal: $18,929 | Kevin Fitzsimmons, Robert Lynch | Cyanobacteria; Microcystins; Quantitative PCR; Algal Toxins; Heavy Metals |
2017 | AZ | Annual Base | Water Resources Research Center | Federal: $65,822 Non-Federal: $35,215 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden, Jean McLain | |
2017 | CA | Annual Base | Can habitat restoration mediate predator-prey interactions to increase juvenile salmon survival in California’s central valley? | Federal: $24,926 Non-Federal: $13,460 | Eric Palkovacs | Water use, natural habitat, juvenile salmon, biology |
2017 | CA | Annual Base | Fish habitat response to streamflow augmentation in support of salmon recovery in the Russian River Basin | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $14,250 | Theodore Grantham | fish habitat, streamflow, groundwater, ecology |
2017 | CA | Annual Base | Optical and Thermal Remote Sensing of Turfgrass Response to Different Deficit Irrigation Strategies in Central and Southern CA | Federal: $24,946 Non-Federal: $13,768 | Amir Haghverdi | Irrigation, water use, water supply, water conservation |
2017 | CA | Annual Base | Evaluating Water Conservation Policy in California | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $13,375 | Leah Stokes | Water conservation, water use, water policy, sustainability |
2017 | CA | Annual Base | Groundwater Dynamics in Sacramento Aquifers Following California’s Historic Drought | Federal: $24,998 Non-Federal: $6,500 | Amelia Vankeuren | Ground water management, conservation, water use, hidrology |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | Water yield sensitivity to snow loss in Colorado headwater streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Gigi Richard, Stephanie Kampf | snow, runoff generation, water supply |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | Diagnosing the Role of External Forcings on Streamflow Variability | Federal: $4,999 Non-Federal: $0 | Ben Livneh | Climate Change Signals |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | Effects of Water Velocity on Algal-Nutrient Interactions in Streams of the Poudre Watershed, Colorado | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | N. Leroy Poff | algae, nutrients, streams |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | Understanding Post-Flood Channel Adjustments and Reservoir Sedimentation To Inform Water Management Practices | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | Sara Rathburn | Post-Flood Sediment Transport, Channel Geometry, Reservoir Management |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | Effects of snow persistence on soil water nitrogen along the Colorado Front Range | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | Stephanie Kampf | snow, soil moisture, watershed monitoring |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | The effect of wastewater effluent on soil and water chemistry along the South Platte River | Federal: $3,776 Non-Federal: $0 | Sarah Schliemann | South Platte River, Wastewater, Hallogens |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | Estimating agricultural consumptive use for grass and hay pasture fields on Colorado | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Gigi Richard, Perry Cabot | consumptive use, evapotranspiration, pasture grass |
2017 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $33,560 Non-Federal: $171,921 | Reagan Waskom | |
2017 | CT | Annual Base | Investigation of Bedrock Well Contamination by Uranium, Radium and Radon Resulting from Deicing Salt Exchange | Federal: $20,995 Non-Federal: $42,724 | Michael Dietz, Meredith Metcalf, Gary A. Robbins | road salt, groundwater, radon, radium, chloride |
2017 | CT | Annual Base | Evaluation of created thermal refugia in streams as a climate adaptation strategy for fish populations experiencing thermal stress | Federal: $7,800 Non-Federal: $25,500 | Jason Vokoun, Martin Briggs | thermal refugia, climate change, rivers |
2017 | CT | Annual Base | Integrating fine-scale field measurements with regional groundwater models to predict legacy nitrogen transport in Long Island Sound watersheds | Federal: $13,831 Non-Federal: $32,504 | Ashley Helton, Jeffrey Starn, Martin Briggs | legacy nitrogen, groundwater discharge |
2017 | CT | Annual Base | CTIWR Technology Transfer | Federal: $1,197 Non-Federal: $712 | Glenn Warner, James Hurd | |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | Measurement and Performance Analysis of UDC Van-Ness Campus Green Roof System with automated sensors | Federal: $9,901 Non-Federal: $4,752 | Sasan Haghani, Pradeep Behera, Sassan Aflaki | Green Infrastructure, Green Roof, Urban stormwater management, Urban Runoff, Sensors, Low Impact Development, Water Flow Measurements, Sensor Networks, Urban storm water models, Urban runoff, Green |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | In-Situ Comparison of Extensive and Intensive Greenroof Infiltration | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $4,800 | Kamran Zendehdel, Thomas Harris | Greenroof Performance, Intensive Green Roof, Extensive Green Roof, Resilience, |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | Performance Monitoring of Green Infrastructure Maintenance in the District | Federal: $9,989 Non-Federal: $4,795 | Harris Trobman, Kamran Zendehdel, Dwane Jones | Green Infrastructure, Performance, Monitoring, Maintenance, sustainable urban infrastructure, best management practices |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | Anatomical and Behavioral Outcomes of Toxicant Exposure in the Anacostia River: Building a Zebrafish (Danio rerio) Model of Biological River Health | Federal: $9,980 Non-Federal: $20,732 | Victoria Connaughton | Zebrafish (Danio rerio), ecotoxicology, Anacostia |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | Examination of nutrient and land use patterns in the tidal Anacostia River | Federal: $9,987 Non-Federal: $21,505 | Stephen MacAvoy | impervious surface, urban stream syndrome, land use change |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | Assessing the effectiveness of urban gardens in reducing stormwater pollution | Federal: $9,790 Non-Federal: $19,675 | Karen Knee | Urban gardens, urban agriculture, runoff, stormwater, nutrients, water quality |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | Quantifying the Recharge and Evapotranspiration Rates of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed using Land Surface State Observations | Federal: $9,929 Non-Federal: $20,104 | Leila Farhadi | Evapotranspiration, Groundwater, Remote sensing, Data assimilation |
2017 | DC | Annual Base | Examining genetic microbial diversity to monitor pathogens and toxins and in the Anacostia River, DC | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,001 | Caroline Solomon, Derek Braun, Gaurav Arora | genetic diversity, bacteria, phytoplankton, nutrients, toxins, contamination |
2017 | DE | Annual Base | State Water Resources Research Institute Program, Delaware Water Resources Center, Annual Proposal for Fiscal Year 2017 | Federal: $92,335 Non-Federal: $185,697 | Gerald Kauffman | Watershed, Water Quality, Hydrology, Aquatic Ecology, Water Policy |
2017 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $22,978 Non-Federal: $16,638 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2017 | GA | Annual Base | Quantifying the relative contributions of the physical mechanisms responsible for the Atlanta 2009 flood | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $40,440 | Marshall Shepherd, Neil Debbage | Urban Floods, WRF Modeling, Urban Planning |
2017 | GA | Annual Base | Developing real-time sensor networks for monitoring stream water quality to improve water resource management | Federal: $17,924 Non-Federal: $47,654 | Seth Wenger, Amy Rosemond, John Dowd, Phillip Bumpers | real-time monitoring, conductivity, urban stream, sensor network |
2017 | GA | Annual Base | Estimation of irrigation withdrawals in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) River Basin | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Jian Luo | groundwater withdrawal, irrigation, geostatistics |
2017 | GA | Annual Base | The 2017 Biennial Georgia Water Resources Conference | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,314 | Laurie Fowler, Duncan Elkins | Georgia, water resources conference |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Expansion of N-baseline data in the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $47,118 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana, Joe Rouse, John Jenson | baseline data, aquifer, NGLA, nitrate, ammonium, contaminants, septic tank, package plant |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Exploring the natural limits of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer: Phase 4 – model implementation, determining ultimate yield in basal and parabasal zones | Federal: $55,492 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana, John Jenson | Groundwater availability, Groundwater quality |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Annual trend reporting, and maintenance and development of the GHS/WERI water resources database | Federal: $7,942 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana, John Jenson | database, annual trend reports |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Professional Workshop Series on Guam Groundwater Resources | Federal: $7,942 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana, John Jenson | Groundwater education, Aquifer field trips, Aquifer models |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | PFOS Trend Monitoring in a Guam Drinking Water Production Well | Federal: $45,921 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, John Jenson, Mark Lander | Groundwater; Guam; Guam Waterworks Authority; Drinking water production wells; Unregulated drinking water contaminant; Perfluoroalkyl substances; Perfluorooctane sulfonate; PFOS; Trend monitoring; Temporal trends; Rainfall data |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Composting waste sludge in Yap, FSM | Federal: $84,764 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse, Hyun-Jong Hahm | Composting, sludge, sewage, treatment, reuse, sustainability, public health |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Digital Atlas of Yap – A Geospatial Map and Data Server for Resource Management | Federal: $53,340 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse, Danko Taborosi | GIS, geospatial data, maps, natural resources, infrastructure, hydrology |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Impact of Stormwater from a Constructed Wetland in American Memorial Park, Saipan, CNMI, on Receiving Waters and Fisheries Resources | Federal: $69,009 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Monitoring, Fish, Sediments, Mercury, American Memorial Park, Saipan Lagoon, Saipan, Micronesia |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | Determination of Rainfall Erosivity Factors for Selected Islands in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) Accounting for Climate Variability | Federal: $48,875 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Erosivity, erosion control, sedimentation |
2017 | GU | Annual Base | WERI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $59,356 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2017 | HI | Annual Base | IDENTIFYING GROUNDWATER FLOW AND CONTAMINATION TO STREAMS: KAHALUU WATERSHED, OAHU | Federal: $21,741 Non-Federal: $43,495 | Craig Glenn | Groundwater, Onsite Disposal Systems, Water Pollution, Water Management, Groundwater Fate and Transport, Water Quality, Environmental Impacts |
2017 | HI | Annual Base | Influence of anthropogenic and climatic forcing on water quality within a tropical coastal ecosystem | Federal: $11,279 Non-Federal: $22,560 | Rosanna Alegado | Coral reefs; molecular methods; microbial and benthic community responses; land-based sources of pollution |
2017 | HI | Annual Base | Understanding the hydrology of a rainforest watershed in Hawaii | Federal: $18,820 Non-Federal: $37,670 | YinPhan Tsang | Hydrology, stream flow monitoring, rainforest, SWAT, climate, land cover |
2017 | HI | Annual Base | Wastewater treatment for point source processing and resuse | Federal: $14,093 Non-Federal: $28,197 | Michael Cooney | ANAEROBIC, AEROBIC, DIGESTION, MICROPOLLUTANTS, PATHOGENS, WASTEWATER TREATMENT |
2017 | HI | Annual Base | Microbial communities and sources of bacteria in Honolulu’s water supply | Federal: $18,869 Non-Federal: $37,770 | Marek Kirs | groundwater, drinking water, microbial communities, water quality, bioterrorism |
2017 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer 2017 | Federal: $40,076 Non-Federal: $20,038 | Richard Cruse | |
2017 | IA | Annual Base | Enhancing phosphate removal in woodchip bioreactors | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Emily Martin, Michelle Soupir | Denitrification bioreactor, woodchip bioreactor, nitrate, biochar, tile drainage, hydraulic retention, non-point source pollution |
2017 | IA | Annual Base | Simulation of Watershed-Scale Nitrate Transport in Fractured Till Using Upscaled Parameters Obtained from Till Core | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,627 | Nathan Young, William Simpkins, Robert Horton | Till, fractures, solute transport, preferential flow, groundwater, column experiments, watershed-scale modeling |
2017 | IA | Annual Base | Quantifying the Role of Soils in Salinization: Winter Road Maintenance Impacts to Runoff and Right-of-Way | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Rebecca Kauten | Stormwater, Winter Runoff, Chloride, Sediment, Stormwater, Urban Roadways |
2017 | ID | Annual Base | Influence of Sulfur Form on Metal Mobility and Water Quality in a Mining-Impacted Lateral Lake of the Coeur d’Alene River | Federal: $14,550 Non-Federal: $29,100 | Jeff Langman, James Moberly | porewater, sulfur intermediary form, ligand competition, metal mobility, mining impacts, seasonal solute flux |
2017 | ID | Annual Base | ASSESSING THE IMPLICATIONS OF WATER USE TRANSITION IN URBANIZING AREAS: QUANTIFYING WATER USE IN FARMLAND AND CORRESPONDING URBANIZED AREA | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Jairo Hernandez | Water use, water management, irrigation, urbanization, sustainability |
2017 | ID | Annual Base | Development of the Idaho Waters Digital Library, Phase Two | Federal: $5,100 Non-Federal: $10,200 | Evan Williamson, Devin Becker, Jodi Haire | Library, Watershed |
2017 | ID | Annual Base | Estimating the bulk exchange of water and solutes between fringing wetlands and lakes to estimate the role of wetlands in water quality | Federal: $14,807 Non-Federal: $29,668 | Frank Wilhelm | Lake-wetland exchange, phosphorus, internal loading, source/sink |
2017 | ID | Annual Base | Idaho Dairy Industry Vulnerability to Long-term Drought | Federal: $14,961 Non-Federal: $30,231 | Barbara Cosens, Mark Solomon | Water Rights, Irrigated Agriculture, Dairy Industry, Drought |
2017 | ID | Annual Base | Idaho Outreach and Engagement Project FY2017 | Federal: $27,917 Non-Federal: $55,471 | Mark Solomon, Teresa Cohn | Stakeholder Engagement, Outreach, Education |
2017 | IL | Annual Base | Modeling the integration of green infrastructure into urban landscapes using a reliability-based framework | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Ashlynn Stillwell, Reshmina William | green infrastructure, network reliablity, stormwater mitigation |
2017 | IL | Annual Base | Identifying nitrogen removal limitations in constructed wetlands treating agricultural tile drainage | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $46,624 | Karl Rockne | agriculture, drain tile, nutrients, water quality, denitrification, wetland |
2017 | IL | Annual Base | Evaluating the ability of wetland mitigation banks in the Chicago region to replace plant species lost to impacts to natural wetlands | Federal: $4,668 Non-Federal: $9,487 | Jeffery Matthews | wetland mitigation banks, plant communities, wetland policy |
2017 | IL | Annual Base | Impacts of stormwater-induced road salt runoff on soil and water quality in urban greenspaces | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $26,450 | Aaron Packman | stormwater, water quality, road salt, urban greenspaces |
2017 | IL | Annual Base | Diurnal and Seasonal Variation in Groundwater Nitrate-N Concentration in a Riparian Buffer Zone | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Eric Peterson | nitrate, denitrification, riparian buffer, tile water, groundwater |
2017 | IL | Annual Base | Transferring Water Resources Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $41,608 Non-Federal: $24,382 | Lisa Merrifield | information transfer, community decision making |
2017 | IN | Annual Base | Effects of Land use Type on Abundance and Type of Microplastic Pollution- A Contaminant of Emerging Concern in Indiana Rivers | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $42,921 | Gary Lamberti | Microplastics, Land Use, Ecotoxicology, Pollution, Rivers |
2017 | IN | Annual Base | WaterWorks: A Game to Teach Water Systems Thinking | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,226 | Shahzeen Attari, Mike Sellers | water game, gamification, systems thinking, perceptions, education, drinking water, system dynamics |
2017 | IN | Annual Base | Examining Anthropogenic Impacts on the Wabash River System | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,865 | Jeffrey Stone, Jennifer Latimer | Diatoms, Biogeochemistry, Pollution, Nutrients, Invasive Species |
2017 | IN | Annual Base | Effects of Viruses on the Development of Harmful Algal Blooms | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,063 | Zhi Zhou | Harmful algal blooms, viruses, nutrients |
2017 | IN | Annual Base | Communicating the State of Indiana Water Resources | Federal: $20,444 Non-Federal: $40,958 | Keith Cherkauer, Laura Bowling | Water Resources, Groundwater supply, Surface water supply |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Temporal performance assessment of wastewater treatment plant by using multivariate statistical analysis | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Tom Rockaway | sanitary sewers, combined stormwater flow, temporal characteristics |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | The ecological importance of perched aquifers and their hydrologcial connectivity to ridge top ephemeral wetlands in Daniel Boone National Forest | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Jonathan Malzone | groundwater surface water interaction, groundwater conservation, vernal pools |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Application of pedotransfer function for estimating soil water permeability at field scale, western Kentucky: calibration and validation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Ole Wendroth | saturated hydraulic conductivity, soil properties, artificial neural network |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Effects of stream restoration on pollutant load reductions in an urban watershed | Federal: $4,825 Non-Federal: $9,990 | Carmen Agouridis | regenerative design, filter media, design recommendations |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Using anthropogenic compounds in sewage to create new fecal source and fecal age indicators for use in protecting and improving water quality in Kentucky watersheds | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,188 | Gail Brion | pathogens, stormwater, Acetaminophen, Sucralose |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Predictive hydrologic and hazard modeling of injection well density and usage in urban karst aquifers | Federal: $4,936 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Jason Polk | hazard mitigation, emergency preparedness, flooding |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Optimizing yield and water use efficiency of soybean production in Kentucky - experimental and modeling approach | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,001 | Montserrat Salmeron | irrigation, water use efficiency, soybean maturity group |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Water quality analysis in municipal water supply system for Lexington, KY with a focus on corrosivity | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,003 | Junfeng Zhu, Alan Fryar | chloride-sulfate mass ratio, lead/copper leaching, drinking water |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Soil moisure conditions and yield across slope positions under western Kentucky irrigated management | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,692 | Brad Lee | soil moisture, water use efficiency |
2017 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky information transfer project | Federal: $39,174 Non-Federal: $80,079 | Lindell Ormsbee | symposium, web sites, research translation |
2017 | LA | Annual Base | Determination of chloride, nitrate and other ion concentrations in Mississippi Alluvial Aquifer in Northeast Louisiana | Federal: $15,080 Non-Federal: $31,595 | Douglas Carlson | Chloride, Nutrients, Mississippi River Alluvial Aquifer |
2017 | LA | Annual Base | Effects of climate change on nitrogen and sulfur deposition to Louisiana water bodies using climate downscaling meteorology and chemical transport model | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,029 | Hongliang Zhang | Nitrogen, Sulfur, Deposition, Climate Change, Louisiana |
2017 | LA | Annual Base | Coupled chemical and hydraulic impacts of saltwater intrusion on the fate and transport of spilled chemicals in the Mississippi River | Federal: $15,400 Non-Federal: $37,680 | Zimeng Wang | Chemical Spill, River, Saltwater, Chemical Fate, Transport |
2017 | LA | Annual Base | Desalination of salt water for agriculture based on a novel battery system | Federal: $15,400 Non-Federal: $31,454 | Xiuping Zhu | Salt water, Desalination, Agriculture, Battery |
2017 | MA | Annual Base | Development of an in-field method for detecting engineered nanoparticles and their transformations in aquatic environments using surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,465 | Baoshan Xing | Engineered nanoparticles, in-field detection, transformation, SERS, water |
2017 | MA | Annual Base | Addressing water supply issues through the modeling, analysis and optimization of renewable hybrid systems for water and electricity production | Federal: $24,400 Non-Federal: $48,804 | Jon McGowan, Matthew Lackner | desalination, renewable energy, solar, water supply |
2017 | MA | Annual Base | The Massachusetts Isoscape Project: A tool for understanding hydrologic processes and water resource sustainability | Federal: $25,642 Non-Federal: $51,292 | David Boutt | Isotope, Water Tracing, Groundwater, Surface Water |
2017 | MA | Annual Base | WRRC Workshops | Federal: $20,433 Non-Federal: $47,813 | Paula Rees | conference, seminar, water |
2017 | MD | Annual Base | Can Carbon Amendments Improve Wetland Restoration and Jump-Start Microbial Activity? | Federal: $34,996 Non-Federal: $69,990 | Stephanie Yarwood, Andrew Baldwin | Sequestration, Soil organic matter, Wetland restoration |
2017 | MD | Annual Base | Listening to Rivers: Seismic and Hydraulic Monitoring to Determine River Turbulence and Erosive Power | Federal: $35,000 Non-Federal: $70,000 | Karen Prestegaard, Vedran Lekic | Turbulence, Fluvial Seismology, Erosion |
2017 | MD | Annual Base | Assessing nitrate reduction potential in Maryland’s agricultural water resources (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $15,127 | Eric Davidson, Kaye Brubaker | Nitrogen, denitrification, nitrogen budget, agriculture, runoff, isotope analysis, greenhouse gas |
2017 | MD | Annual Base | Major ions, strontium isotopes, and geochemical cycling across a forested to urban gradient (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $15,725 | Joel Moore, Kaye Brubaker | urbanization, weathering, solute sources |
2017 | MD | Annual Base | Seismo-Acoustic Observation of Cavitation and Erosive Potential in a Bedrock River (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Karen Prestegaard, Kaye Brubaker | erosion, turbulence, seismo-acoustic monitoring, flume experiment, field measurement |
2017 | ME | Annual Base | REAL TIME DATA FOR SEBAGO LAKE TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, LAKE RESEARCH, UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH TRAINING, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT | Federal: $28,200 Non-Federal: $56,704 | Emily Lesher, Brie Holme, Ryan Dorland, Nina Eduljee | Water chemistry, algae, water quality control, water treatment facilities, water quality monitoring, watershed management |
2017 | ME | Annual Base | Improved delineation and analysis of Flood Attenuation in Maine’s watersheds: Natural Infrastructure support of state of Maine’s Clean Water Initiative (Chapter 589) | Federal: $33,258 Non-Federal: $67,081 | Shaleen Jain, David Courtemanch, Daniel Coker | Conservation, Hydrology, Flood Control, Geographic Information Systems |
2017 | ME | Annual Base | Contamination of Messalonskee Lake by pharmaceuticals and chemical ingredients in personal care products: an emerging ecological and public health threat | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $5,400 | William McDowell, Denise Bruesewitz, Gail Carlson, Rachel Whitney | Biomonitoring, Ecosystems, Environmental Sanitation, Health Effects, Lakes, Organic Compounds, Pollutants, Public Health, Septic Tanks, Synthetic Organics, Toxic Substances, Trace Organics, Wastewater, Water Chemistry, Water Quality Monitoring, Watershed Management |
2017 | ME | Annual Base | (Seed Grant) Maine’s Changing Winter: focus on natural resources, ecology, and the economy | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,250 | Sarah Nelson, Karen Wilson, Ivan Fernandez, Julia Daly, Jean MacRae, Glenn Hodgkins, Erik Blomberg, Mindy Crandall, Hamish Greig, Robert Dudley, Amanda Shearin | Atmospheric Processes, Climate, Conservation , Wildlife Management, Economics, Ecosystems , Fish Ecology, Flood Control , Geochemistry , Landscape Management, Land-Water Interactions, Rainfall , Resource Planning, Runoff, Snow , Soil-Water Relationships , Storm Water Management , Water Quality Management, Weather Data Collection, Water Chemistry , Water Levels, Water Quality |
2017 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $12,046 Non-Federal: $26,701 | David Hart, John Peckenham | Information transfer, Outreach |
2017 | MI | Annual Base | Developing and Enhancing Sustainable Water Use of Natural and Agricultural Systems | Federal: $3,780 Non-Federal: $44,975 | Darrell Donahue | Watershed Planning and Management, Water Quality, Water Use, Decision Support Systems, DSS |
2017 | MI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer Training, Dissemination and Program Development | Federal: $9,912 Non-Federal: $23,966 | Lois Wolfson, Darrell Donahue | Inland Lakes, Great Lakes, Aquifers, Watershed Management; Leadership; Invasive Species; Online Education; Interactive Web-based Systems |
2017 | MI | Annual Base | Inline Wetland Treatment Effectiveness for Treating Nutrients from Tile Drains | Federal: $21,331 Non-Federal: $25,902 | Jeremiah Asher, Dawn Reinhold | Phosphorus, Wetlands, Algae Blooms, Lake Erie |
2017 | MI | Annual Base | Nutrient Monitoring of the River Raisin Watershed to Inform Farmers and Optimize Decision Making for BMP Implementation | Federal: $11,145 Non-Federal: $13,701 | James Martin | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality |
2017 | MN | Annual Base | Investigation of a novel approach to mitigate nitrogen and phosphorus from tile drainage | Federal: $18,015 Non-Federal: $36,029 | Jeffrey Strock | bioreactor, tile drainage, water quality |
2017 | MN | Annual Base | Open-Source Turbidity Sensor to Monitor Suspended and Dissolved Matter in Surface Water | Federal: $29,187 Non-Federal: $57,271 | Andrew Wickert, Diana Karwan, Chad Sandell | Turbidity, suspended load, dissolved load |
2017 | MN | Annual Base | Assessing the role of buffer strips in nutrient and organic matter export and mitigation of harmful algal blooms | Federal: $29,701 Non-Federal: $59,404 | James Cotner | buffer strips, harmful algae, nutrients, heterotrophic bacteria |
2017 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $31,904 Non-Federal: $64,445 | Baolin Deng | |
2017 | MO | Annual Base | Satellite-Imagery Based Method for Water-Quality Monitoring and Sediment Budgeting along the Middle-Mississippi River and Its Tributaries Phase 2 | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,000 | Amanda Cox, Abuduwasiti Wulamu | Suspended Sediment Concentration, Suspended Sediment Load, Sediment Budget, Remote Sensing, Mississippi River, Confluence |
2017 | MO | Annual Base | A Novel Artifical Hormone Receptor for the Sensing of Total Endocrine Disruptor Chemicals (EDCs) Concentration in Natural Waters | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,754 | Maria Fidalgo, Chung-Ho Lin | endocrine disruptor chemical; molecularly imprinted polymers; water quality monitoring |
2017 | MS | Annual Base | Study of Sediment and Nutrients in Pelahatchie Bay and Upland Mill-Pelahatchie Creek Watershed | Federal: $21,534 Non-Federal: $43,208 | Xiaobo Chao | Surface Water, Modeling and Tool Development |
2017 | MS | Annual Base | Applied use of unmanned aerial vehicles in surface water quality protection | Federal: $15,253 Non-Federal: $30,421 | Joby Czarnecki, John Ramirez-Avila | Surface Water |
2017 | MS | Annual Base | Assessing and predicting in-stream processes in the Catalpa Creek Watershed | Federal: $21,663 Non-Federal: $44,155 | John Ramirez-Avila, Sandra OrtegaAchury | Surface Water |
2017 | MS | Annual Base | Assessing the Effectiveness of Community-Based Research Strategies to Analyze Risk of lead Coontamination in Public Water Supplies in the Mississippi Delta | Federal: $15,045 Non-Federal: $30,185 | Kristine Willett | Drinking Water Quality, Mitigation of Lead Corrosion in PWSs, Development of Social Science Applications to Advance Water Resource Management |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Rocky Mountain Juniper influences on Stream Flow Dynamics | Federal: $14,984 Non-Federal: $41,372 | Jia Hu | Rocky Mountain Juniper, willow, hydrology, water source use, transpiration, stable isotopes |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Improving Climate Information to Enhance the Drought Preparedness of Montana Agricultural Producers | Federal: $25,062 Non-Federal: $50,125 | Laurie Yung | drought preparedness, climate information, water decisions, agriculture |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Effects of floating treatment wetlands on the abundance and removal of dissolved and nanoparticulate contaminants in waste water lagoons | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $40,463 | Benjamin Colman | Wastewater lagoons, colloids, nanoparticles, floating treatment wetlands |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Exploring Hydrologic Connectivity Between Shallow and Deep Groundwater Flow Systems in Upland Catchments | Federal: $20,520 Non-Federal: $41,497 | Payton Gardner | Watershed hydrology, Mountain block recharge, Natural storage, Groundwater-stream water interactions |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship Project: Science to inform restoration: Effects of channel reconstruction on hydraulic exchange and baseflow generation | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $900 | Christine Brissette | hydrology, base flow, late season flow |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship Project: Remote Sensing of Snowpack in the Bitterroot Mountains of Montana Using Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $900 | Jonathan Byers | snowpack, remote sensing, water quantity, snow water equivalent |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship Project: Microbially induced metal precipitation and co‐precipitation in mine influenced water | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Emily Stoick | mine, metal precipitation, microbe |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship Project: Estimate Mountain Front Recharge in a Basin and Range Provence in Southwest Montana. | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $670 | Charles Shama | groundwater recharge, groundwater flow, aquifer |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship Project: Leaf Water Potential as an Improved Predictor of Drought Induced Conifer Stress | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $900 | Caelan Simeone | drought predictor, leaf water potential, conifer, stress |
2017 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship Project: Influence of wood on sediment storage in a low order stream in the northern Rocky Mountains | Federal: $769 Non-Federal: $346 | Robin Welling | sediment storage, sediment transport |
2017 | NC | Annual Base | Tracing Groundwater Contamination Near And Away From Coal Ash Ponds in North Carolina | Federal: $49,993 Non-Federal: $29,495 | Avner Vengosh | oal ash, water quality, contamination, metals, groundwater, geochemical tracers |
2017 | NC | Annual Base | How, where, when, and why: Defining Eutrophication Related Trends in Water Quality for the Middle and Lower Cape Fear River Basin | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $72,414 | Nathan Hall, Hans Paerl | trend analysis, nutrients, phytoplankton, flow, sources |
2017 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Informtaion Transfer Program | Federal: $9,342 Non-Federal: $4,811 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Assessing Devils Lake Water Quality with Remote Sensing and Coupled SWAT and CE-QUAL-W2 Model | Federal: $2,625 Non-Federal: $5,250 | Xiaodong Zhang | Remote sensing, Water quality models, Suspended solids, Algae |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Crop Evapotranspiration Measurement by Eddy Covariance, Bowen Ratio, and Soil Water Balance for a Control Drained and Subirrigated Field | Federal: $6,500 Non-Federal: $13,000 | Xinhua Jia | Evapotranspiration, Soil water balance, Subirrigated field |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Perfluoroalkyl Substances in Surface Runoff of the Red River Basin | Federal: $4,054 Non-Federal: $8,108 | Feng Xiao | Perfluoroalkyl substances, Urban stormwater, Land use |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Molecularly Imprinted Polymers for Phosphate Removal from Wastewater | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Adsorbent, Phosphate, Wastewater |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Application of Green Iron Nanoparticles Synthesized Using Barley Polyphenols to Combat Lake Eutrophication Problem | Federal: $10,080 Non-Federal: $20,160 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Plant extract, Phosphate, Lake |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Endoxifen in Wastewater and Surface Water in North Dakota: Detection and Biodegradation | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,000 | Eakalak Khan, John McEvoy | Biodegradation, Cancer drug, Detection |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Development of a Macro-Scale Physical-Based Gridded Hydrologic Model (GHM) and Applications in North Dakota | Federal: $8,190 Non-Federal: $16,380 | Xuefeng Chu | Gridded hydrologic model, Cold climate, Watershed |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Nutrient Removal from Domestic and Livestock Wastewaters Using Integrating Electro-Coagulation and Biological Processes | Federal: $5,510 Non-Federal: $11,020 | Halis Simsek | Livestock, Wastewater, Nitrogen, Organic, Removal |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Capturing the Lost Phosphorous by Enhanced Bioretention Cells Amended with Low-cost Adsorbents | Federal: $6,754 Non-Federal: $13,508 | Feng Xiao | Adsorbent, Phosphate, Iron-based materials |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Study On-Farm Evaluation of Interactive Effect of Subsurface Tile Drainage, Tillage and Crop Rotation on Nitrate Leaching | Federal: $3,149 Non-Federal: $6,298 | Amitava Chatterjee | Nitrate, Surface water, Tile drainage |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Removal of Trichloroethylene and Fluoride from Water by Nanoscale Zero-valent Iron Supported on Novel Activated Carbon | Federal: $5,510 Non-Federal: $11,020 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Activated carbon, Nanoscale zero-valent iron, Adsorption |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Effect of Water Level on Soybean Growth with High Salinity Water | Federal: $3,936 Non-Federal: $7,872 | Halis Simsek | Soybean, Root-zone, Water table, Climatic conditions |
2017 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $10,424 Non-Federal: $20,848 | Eakalak Khan | Information Dissemination, Communication, Website, Newsletter, Annual Seminar |
2017 | NE | Annual Base | Impact of Variable Rate Irrigation on Consumptive Use of Water Resources | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,002 | Derek Heeren, Daran Rudnick, Francisco MunozArriola | variable rate irrigation, consumptive use |
2017 | NE | Annual Base | Utilizing biotrickling filters to reduce water consumption at fermentation and dryer stacks in ethanol plants | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,065 | Ashraf AlyHassan | biotrickling filter, VOCs, Ethanol plant |
2017 | NE | Annual Base | Spatial Variability of Streambed Hydraulic Conductivity across Multiple Stream Orders | Federal: $19,992 Non-Federal: $39,706 | Aaron Mittelstet, Troy Gilmore | streambed hydraulic conductivity; SWAT-MODFLOW; hydrologic model |
2017 | NH | Annual Base | Hot and Salty: Assessing ecological stress in New Hampshire streams at community, population, and molecular levels | Federal: $13,365 Non-Federal: $33,393 | Amy Villamagna | salt stress, thermal stress, bioindicators |
2017 | NH | Annual Base | Stormwater and Development: How do New Hampshire’s communities address the impacts in the land use planning process? | Federal: $12,192 Non-Federal: $30,517 | June HammondRowan | stormwater, land use planning |
2017 | NJ | Annual Base | Marsh Plants-Derived Biochar for Synergistic Decontamination of Dioxins, PCBs, and Mercury in Passaic River | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Mengyan Li, Francisco Artigas | Passaic River, Biochar, Dioxins, PCBs, Mercury, Capping |
2017 | NJ | Annual Base | Using geophysical technologies to delineate and monitor saltwater intrusion within New Jersey coastal aquifers | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Judy Robinson, Lee Slater | saltwater intrusion, geophysics, water quality |
2017 | NJ | Annual Base | Removal of polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) and other micropollutants using spiky sweetgum seeds as renewable bioadsorbents to support "waste control by waste" and point-of-use (POU) water treatment devices | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Likun Hua, Wen Zhang | PFASs, Micropollutant, Biomass, Point-of-use, Bioadsorbents |
2017 | NJ | Annual Base | Designer Bacteria for Restoring the Passaic River | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Rachel Dean, Donna E. Fennell | diozin, 2,3,7,8-TCDD, biodegradation, novel, remediation, application |
2017 | NJ | Annual Base | Developing a Multitasking "Green" Technology for Removal of Wastewater Contaminants and Bioethanol Production | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Saumik Panja, Dibyendu Sarkar | Vetiver, wastewater, stress-response, bioethanol, constructed wetland |
2017 | NJ | Annual Base | Finding the source: towards quantitative methods for microbial sourcing tracking | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Sarah Phelan, Nicole Fahrenfeld | Microbial Source Tracking, Amplicon Sequencing, qPCR |
2017 | NJ | Annual Base | Mercury (Hg) Flux at the Sediment-Water Interface: The Effect of Microbial Hg(0) Oxidation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Yuwei Wang, Nathan Yee | Sediment, Bacteria, Hg(0) oxidation, Model |
2017 | NM | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $21,637 Non-Federal: $27,889 | Catherine Ortega Klett | Water Resources Education, Information Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2017 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information Systems for Water Resources Research Planning | Federal: $38,698 Non-Federal: $55,167 | Alexander Fernald | |
2017 | NM | Annual Base | Digital Soil Mapping for Improving Hydrological Modeling of NM Water Resources | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Colby Brungard | Hydrology, Digital Soil Mapping, Hydrologic Modeling, Ecohydrologic modeling |
2017 | NM | Annual Base | EFFECT OF WILDFIRE ASH ON WATER QUALITY | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $34,000 | Jose Cerrato | |
2017 | NV | Annual Base | Wastewater Reuse and Uptake of Contaminants of Emerging Concerns by Plants | Federal: $17,557 Non-Federal: $36,354 | Kumud Acharya, Daniel Gerrity | water resources, emerging contaminants, trace organic chemicals, bioaccumulation, plants |
2017 | NY | Annual Base | Remote Sensing of Harmful Algal Blooms by Unmanned Aerial Systems (Drones) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Ileana Dumitriu, John Halfman | Remote Sensing, Harmful Algal Blooms, Spectroscopy, Unmanned Aerial Systems |
2017 | NY | Annual Base | Variability in water quality and the effect of climate change and teleconnections on lake thermal structure in the Sky Lakes of Shawangunk Ridge | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | David Richardson | water quality, climate change, lakes, Shawangunk Ridge |
2017 | NY | Annual Base | Dynamic sediment-discharge rating curve models to support climate-smart management of water quality in the New York City water supply system | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Scott Steinschneider | Extreme Events; Suspended Sediment; Water Management |
2017 | NY | Annual Base | Otsego Lake Water Quality Constant Monitoring System | Federal: $7,105 Non-Federal: $0 | Kiyoko Yokota, Paul Lord | climate change, lake temperature, climate sentinel, lake stratification, turnover, ice-in/out, winter limnology, high resolution data, long term data, GLEON, global trends |
2017 | NY | Annual Base | Quantifying the ecosystem services of nitrogen removal and carbon sequestration in restored urban tidal wetlands | Federal: $19,675 Non-Federal: $39,351 | Chester Zarnoch | Restoration, Eutrophication, Nitrogen, Denitrification |
2017 | OH | Annual Base | Bog HELPR: Bog History, Ecosystem status and Land-use for Peatland Restoration in Ohio | Federal: $26,566 Non-Federal: $27,397 | Gwilym Davies, Gil Bohrer | restoration, peatland, ecohydrology, hydrochemical, ecosystem services, historical ecology |
2017 | OH | Annual Base | Characterizing the Link Between Algal Bloom Biomass and Methane Production in Ohio Reservoirs | Federal: $29,806 Non-Federal: $49,483 | Ishi Buffam, Trinity Hamilton | algae, nutrient loading, labile organic carbon, methane emissions, methanogens |
2017 | OH | Annual Base | Quantifying direct groundwater discharge to Lake Erie and vulnerability to hidden nutrient loads | Federal: $29,087 Non-Federal: $31,001 | Audrey Sawyer | surface water-groundwater interactions, nutrients, direct groundwater discharge, Lake Erie |
2017 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $15,956 Non-Federal: $31,912 | Justin Moss | |
2017 | OK | Annual Base | Utilizing native isopods to assess the connectivity and quality of Oklahoma groundwater | Federal: $24,921 Non-Federal: $49,842 | Ronald Bonett, Alexander Hess | Connectivity, Biodiversity |
2017 | OK | Annual Base | Quantifying sedimentation in upstream flood control reservoirs across Oklahoma | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Ronald Miller, Lucie Guertault | Flood control structures, sedimentation, watershed yield, erosion model |
2017 | OK | Annual Base | Combining Remote Sensing and In-Situ Data to Estimate Soil Moisture Across Mixed Land Cover Types | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Tyson Ochsner, Chris Zou | Soil moisture, plant available water, remote sensing |
2017 | OK | Annual Base | The Impact of Drought on Vegetation Water Use in Different Climatic Divisions across Oklahoma | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Saleh Taghvaeian, Prasanna Gowda | Evapotranspiration, climate, drought, remote sensing |
2017 | OK | Annual Base | Economics of Groundwater Interaction and Competing Crops | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Arthur Stoecker | |
2017 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $43,895 Non-Federal: $166,866 | Todd Jarvis | Undergraduate Training, Graduate Training, Public Outreach |
2017 | PA | Annual Base | Toward Improved Predictability of Sub-seasonal to Seasonal Streamflow in Pennsylvania | Federal: $19,885 Non-Federal: $38,890 | Alfonso Mejia | streamflow, prediction, climate, water |
2017 | PA | Annual Base | Evaluating Septic Systems as a Source of Enteric Pathogens in Private Water Supply Wells of Pennsylvania | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $47,645 | Heather Murphy | groundwater, septic systems, enteric pathogens, viruses, public health, acute gastrointestinal illness |
2017 | PA | Annual Base | Impacts of Shale Gas Produced Water on Disinfection Byproduct Formation in Water Utilities | Federal: $21,991 Non-Federal: $43,845 | Yuefeng Xie | Produced water; Disinfection byproduct; Treatment; Hydraulic fracturing |
2017 | PA | Annual Base | Impact of Spreading Oil & Gas Wastewater as Road Treatments on Water Quality | Federal: $19,997 Non-Federal: $43,298 | William Burgos | oil and gas wastewater, road spreading, road salt, dust suppressants, salinization, groundwater |
2017 | PR | Annual Base | Willingness to pay for water scarcity eradication and water service attributes in Puerto Rico: Results from contingent valuation and choice experiments methods | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $47,708 | Hector Tavarez, Carmen Alamo, Mildred Corts | Economics, Drought, Water Resources Development, Water Demand |
2017 | PR | Annual Base | Atrazine degradation with visible-light photocatalysis using iron-grafted TiO2 nanoparticles: Evaluation and applications for water treatment | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $32,890 | Pedro Tarafa, OMarcelo Suarez, Sylvia RodriguezAbudo | Pesticides, toxic substances, agriculture, oxidation, water treatment, public health, photocatalysis, open channels |
2017 | PR | Annual Base | Third Conference on Water Resource Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Jorge Rivera-Santos, Walter Silva | Island Institutes, tropical Islands |
2017 | RI | Annual Base | Water Purification via Hydrogels with Voltage-Controlled Electrodynamic Properties | Federal: $22,067 Non-Federal: $60,135 | Samantha Meenach, Stephen Kennedy | wastewater, hydrogel, treatment, controlled adsorption |
2017 | RI | Annual Base | Occurrence and formation of N-DBPs in source waters of Rhode Island | Federal: $20,746 Non-Federal: $48,367 | Soni Pradhanang, Tom Boving, David Reckhow | N-DBPs, Nitrosamines, Chlorination, Drinking water, Rhode Island |
2017 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Drinking Water in Rhode Island | Federal: $8,429 Non-Federal: $21,319 | Christopher Hunter | Clean water |
2017 | SC | Annual Base | Endemic Bartram | Federal: $24,641 Non-Federal: $49,252 | Brandon Peoples, Yoichiro Kanno | restoration planning, land cover, sentinel species, endemic |
2017 | SC | Annual Base | Phosphorus removal from nutrient enriched agricultural runoff water | Federal: $28,294 Non-Federal: $56,335 | Sarah White, John Majsztrik | euttrophication, surface water, runoff, specialty crops |
2017 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluation of Nitrate Removal Rates of Denitrification Bioreactors Using Agricultural Residue Media | Federal: $23,062 Non-Federal: $46,151 | Guanghui Hua, Christopher Schmit | Subsurface Drainage, Nitrate, Denitrification, Agricultural Residue |
2017 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating E. coli particle attachment and the impact on transport during high flows (Year 2) | Federal: $24,946 Non-Federal: $49,892 | Rachel McDaniel, Bruce Bleakley | E. coli, fecal indicators, water quality |
2017 | SD | Annual Base | South Dakota Water Resources Institute FY2017 Information Transfer Program | Federal: $32,113 Non-Federal: $64,225 | Van Kelley, Rachel McDaniel, David Kringen | Outreach, Service, Communication, Interaction, Information. |
2017 | TN | Annual Base | Evaluation of Fecal Indicators and Pathogens at Recreational Beaches in Central Tennessee | Federal: $16,439 Non-Federal: $56,853 | Frank Bailey, Megan Stallard | fecal indicators, Coliphages, snad, freshwater beaches, pathogens, E.coli |
2017 | TN | Annual Base | Sediment Source Tracking in Urban Watersheds: An Applicationin the Second Creek Observatory | Federal: $8,964 Non-Federal: $17,806 | Jon Hathaway, Thanos Papanicolaou, Christopher Wilson | sediment, source tracking, urban, stormwater, stream |
2017 | TN | Annual Base | Characteristics of Fine Sediment Embeddedness: Towards Understanding Drainage Network Transport Lags | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $18,972 | John Schwartz | sediment transport processes. fine sediment, sediment TMDL, embeddedness |
2017 | TN | Annual Base | Examining Sediment Rating Curve Hysteresis with State-of-the-Art Sensors | Federal: $7,144 Non-Federal: $13,848 | Achilleas Tsakiris, Thanos Papanicolaou, Jon Hathaway | radio frequency identification, tracers, temperature, hysteresis, rating curve |
2017 | TN | Annual Base | Combined Field Study of Turbulenceand Bed Morphology in Mountainous Boulder Arrayed Streams | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | Micah Wyssmann, Thanos Papanicolaou | beadload transport, mountainous streams, boulder arrays, bedload pulsation, gravel bed streams |
2017 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $82,335 Non-Federal: $83,465 | John Tracy, Danielle Kalisek, Kevin Wagner | |
2017 | TX | Annual Base | Analyzing the Impact of Land Use Changes on Urban Flood Risk in Northwest Houston, Texas, and Prediction of Future Flood Vulnerability | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Philip Bedient, Avantika Gori | Urban Flooding, Land Use Change, Development Planning, Stormwater Management |
2017 | TX | Annual Base | Effects of Salinity on Dissolved Organic Carbon (DOC) Removal in Combined Biological Activated Carbon/Reverse Osmosis Systems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,003 | Audra Morse, Asef Redwan | Salinity, Dissolved Organic Carbon, Biological pretreatment, Reverse Osmosis |
2017 | UT | Annual Base | Mapping Didymosphenia in the Logan River Drainage | Federal: $33,763 Non-Federal: $64,803 | Janice Brahney, Bethany Neilson | invasive species, nutrients, physical properties, gauging, groundwater/surface water interactions, public outreach |
2017 | UT | Annual Base | Use of sUAS for Mapping Wetland Flow Paths and Consumptive Use in the San Rafael River, Utah | Federal: $39,060 Non-Federal: $52,910 | Alfonso Torres-Rua, Ian Gowing, Leila HassanEsfahani | Fish habitat, invasive vegetation, wetlands, water use, Tamarisk, Intermountain West |
2017 | VA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $72,990 Non-Federal: $120,010 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2017 | VI | Annual Base | Water Ambassador Program III | Federal: $19,849 Non-Federal: $0 | christina chanes, David Morris, Stanley Latesky, Norton Orange | Outreach, Citizen Science, Water conservation, Water resources, Water quality |
2017 | VI | Annual Base | The USVI-Climate Monitor: Unifying Precipitation Monitoring Across the St. Thomas Microclimates | Federal: $23,650 Non-Federal: $0 | David Morris, Roy Watlington, Norton Orange, William Wilson | |
2017 | VI | Annual Base | Third Conference on Water Resource Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands | Federal: $7,115 Non-Federal: $0 | Kristin Wilson Grimes, Darren Lerner, Jorge Rivera-Santos, John Jenson | |
2017 | VT | Annual Base | Trails to remediation: the effects of seasonal variations on the acid mine drainage microbiome at Ely Copper Mine in Vershire, VT | Federal: $33,985 Non-Federal: $67,973 | LesleyAnn Giddings | acid mine drainage, metabolites, microbiome, acidophiles, metal-resistance genes |
2017 | VT | Annual Base | Phosphorus export from forested watersheds in the Missisquoi Basin | Federal: $10,004 Non-Federal: $28,342 | Donald Ross, Beverley Wemple, Vanesa Perillo | phosphorus, sediment, forests |
2017 | VT | Annual Base | Application of neural networks to classify erosional and depositional stream reaches in glacially-conditioned Vermont catchments | Federal: $9,998 Non-Federal: $19,958 | Donna Rizzo, Mandar Dewoolkar, Kristen Underwood | sediment flux, geomorphology, stream power, clustering algorithms |
2017 | VT | Annual Base | Pharm-free surface waters: Identifying barriers and motivators that influence Vermonters' participation in pharmaceutical take-back programs | Federal: $5,376 Non-Federal: $4,406 | Christine Vatovec, Alexandra Millar | pharmaceutical contamination, multi-disciplinary, points of intervention |
2017 | VT | Annual Base | Global to local assessment of cyanotoxins in fish | Federal: $39,859 Non-Federal: $74,873 | Jason Stockwell, Todd Miller | cyanobacteria, toxins, water, fish, human health |
2017 | WA | Annual Base | Scaling of hydrologic and land-surface responses: Are the right processes represented at the right scale? | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,000 | Nicholas Engdahl, Alexandra Richey | Hydrologic modeling, integrated models, upscaling |
2017 | WA | Annual Base | Adaptive governance of riparian lands in Washington State: coordinating policy and practice to leverage river and floodplain benefits | Federal: $25,646 Non-Federal: $61,386 | Alexander Fremier, Barbara Cosens | riparian, biological conservation, resource conservation, water law, planning |
2017 | WA | Annual Base | Frequency Analysis of Historic and Future Droughts in Yakima Basin | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,002 | yonas Demissie, Jennifer Adam, Akram Hossain | Drought, Yakima basin, Frequency analysis |
2017 | WA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $11,689 Non-Federal: $13,283 | Jonathan Yoder, Jennifer Adam | Information Transfer, outreach |
2017 | WI | Annual Base | University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute - Information Transfer Program | Federal: $19,990 Non-Federal: $92,026 | Moira Harrington | public information, communications, publications, library |
2017 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Water Resources Fellowship: Collaborating with Water Managers | Federal: $32,318 Non-Federal: $44,381 | Jennifer Hauxwell | fellowship, state agency, water resources, policy |
2017 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Inititative on Climate Change Impacts: Water Resources Working Group | Federal: $20,331 Non-Federal: $10,776 | Daniel J. Vimont, David Liebl | climate change, water quantity, water quality |
2017 | WI | Annual Base | Geologic sources of radium to municipal wells in Wisconsin | Federal: $14,696 Non-Federal: $4,963 | Matthew GinderVogel, Madeline Gotkowitz | Radium, Groundwater, Municipal Water Supplies, Geochemistry |
2017 | WV | Annual Base | 2017 Mid-Atlantic Water Resources Conference | Federal: $13,931 Non-Federal: $27,861 | Tamara Vandivort, Andrew Stacy | Water resources, research, management, planning, technology, funding, policy, education, information transfer |
2017 | WV | Annual Base | Phase 2: Environmental STEM (E-STEM) Research Program: West Virginia University/Boy Scouts of America Summit Bechtel Reserve 2017 National Scout Jamboree | Federal: $57,886 Non-Federal: $115,773 | Paul Ziemkiewicz, Andrew Stacy | STEM, aquatic ecology, climate, water monitoring |
2017 | WY | Annual Base | Produced Water Treatment with Smart Materials for Reuse in Energy Exploration | Federal: $24,593 Non-Federal: $214,196 | Dongmei Li | Water quality, Water treatment, Produced water, Smart Materials, |
2016 | AK | Annual Base | Transport of CH4 through Open Taliks in Discontinuous Permafrost Aquifers | Federal: $17,889 Non-Federal: $35,779 | David Barnes | Permafrost, Taliks, Methane |
2016 | AK | Annual Base | Initiating a network of long-term records of lake-level fluctuations in interior Alaska in relation to climate change | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Matthew Wooller | Interior Alaska, lake level reconstruction, climate change, paleoclimate record, radiocarbon dating |
2016 | AK | Annual Base | Removal of Toxic Heavy Metals from Contaminated Water Using a Metal-Organic Framework (MOF)-Graphene Oxide (GO) Hybrid Material | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Lei Zhang | water treatment, adsorption, metal-organic framework, graphene oxide, heavy metals |
2016 | AK | Annual Base | Variable lapse rates and the mass balance of a well-studied glacier in south-central Alaska | Federal: $19,920 Non-Federal: $41,671 | Roman Dial, Jason Geck | glacier runoff, atmospheric coupling, snowpack, water supply |
2016 | AL | Annual Base | Integrating Remote Sensing and Biogeochemical Characterizations at High Resolutions to Determine Source and Amount of inorganic and Organic Nutrients Exported From Agricultural Watersheds | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,828 | Yuehan Lu, Eben Broadbent | Land-Water Interactions, Landscape Management, Organic Compounds |
2016 | AL | Annual Base | Identification of Stream Bed Sediment Sources Using Sediment Fingerprinting | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $43,742 | Jasmeet Lamba | Sedimentation, Soil Erosion, Phosphorus, Watershed Management, Trace |
2016 | AL | Annual Base | Onsite Wastewater Management in Hale and Wilcox Counties: Failing Septic Systems, Direct Discharge by "Straight Pipes" and Microbial Source Tracking | Federal: $21,980 Non-Federal: $43,964 | Mark Elliott, Kevin White | Septic Tanks, Water Quality, Bacteria, Viruses, Public Health, Wastewater, |
2016 | AL | Annual Base | Science and Policy of Environmental Instream Flows in the Tombigbee River Basin, Alabama and Mississippi: An Interstate Comparison | Federal: $21,915 Non-Federal: $43,830 | Sarah Praskievicz, Bennett Bearden | Instream Flow (125), Ecosystems (71), Policy Analysis (180), Rivers (206), Channels (37), Law (140) |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Partitioning rice field evapotranspiration into evaporation and transpiration components | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Benjamin Runkle | Evaporation, transpiration |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Comparative Microbial Community Dynamics in a Karst Aquifer System and Proximal Surface Stream in Northwest Arkansas | Federal: $22,931 Non-Federal: $46,954 | Matthew Covington, Kristen Gibson | karst; microbial community; contaminant transport; E. coli. |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Investigating Fate of Engineered Nanoparticles in Wastewater Biofilms | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,138 | Wen Zhang | Engineered nanoparticles, wastewater, biofilms |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Tracking the growth of on-site irrigation infrastructure in the Arkansas Delta with remote sensing analysis | Federal: $4,852 Non-Federal: $9,828 | Kent Kovacs | Remote Sensing, Irrigation, Aquifer |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Biological and ecological consequences of sub-lethal ion concentrations on microbial and macroinvertebrate detritivores. | Federal: $12,093 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Sally Entrekin, Michelle Evans-White, Natalie Clay | ions, detritivores, ecosystem functions |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Characterization of nutrient sources, transport pathways, and transformations using stable isotope and geochemical tools in the Big Creek watershed of northwest Arkansas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,068 | Phil Hays, Erik Pollock, Kelly Sokolosky | nutrient sources, nitrogen, phosphate, Big Creek |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Does macrograzer activity drive seasonal variations in algal biomass in Ozark streams? | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Michelle Evans-White | stonerollers, Campostoma spp., total nitrogen, total phosphorus, algae, grazers, nutrient criteria, stressor-response, dose-reponse |
2016 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center - Information Transfer | Federal: $2,599 Non-Federal: $8,341 | Brian Haggard, Erin Scott | conference, social media, newsletter, electronic library, website |
2016 | AZ | Annual Base | Sunlight-driven reactive oxygen species production for natural attenuation of wastewater trace organic compounds | Federal: $9,999 Non-Federal: $20,092 | Robert Arnold, David Quanrud | emerging contaminant, advanced oxidatio processes |
2016 | AZ | Annual Base | Recycled water use for Agriculture: On-farm Demonstration and Evaluation | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $22,757 | Channah Rock | recycled water, agriculture, best management practices |
2016 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $69,336 Non-Federal: $140,234 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden, Jean McLain | |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | Using Soil Exopolysaccharides (EPS) to make California grapes more drought-adapted | Federal: $12,396 Non-Federal: $6,632 | Joseph Blankinship | Soil, Exopolysaccharides, drought |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | Explaining Current and Future Trends in Adoption by California Municipalities and Counties of Policies Limiting or Banning High-Volume Hydraulic Fracturing | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $4,091 | Gwen Arnold | Law, Institutions, and Policy, Management and Planning, Water Use |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | Characterizing the Impact of Salton Sea Water Management and Restoration Practices on Regional Air Quality | Federal: $10,867 Non-Federal: $3,547 | Roya Bahreini | Salton Sea, particulate matter |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | Metagenomic Analysis of Groundwater Wells for Risk Assessment and Development of Intervention Strategies to Improve Water Efficacy | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,500 | Clarissa Noble | groundwater well, biofilm |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | Monitoring tree survival and performance in street-side stormwater management facilities | Federal: $9,991 Non-Federal: $2,598 | Igor Lacan | stormwater facilities, trees, water treatment |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | Quantifying methylmercury loads from California rice fields | Federal: $11,100 Non-Federal: $2,886 | Bruce Linquist | rice, methylmercury, irrigation |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | Debris flow and debris basin management impacts on water quality | Federal: $24,378 Non-Federal: $5,274 | Andrew Gray | Water quality, debris flow and basin, water use |
2016 | CA | Annual Base | The Influence of Incubation Temperature on Aerobic Swimming Performance of Juvenile Salmonids | Federal: $24,654 Non-Federal: $6,410 | Amanda Banet | Juvenile Salmonids, Incubation Temperature, water use |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $44,614 Non-Federal: $162,410 | Reagan Waskom | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Investigating relationships between drought managment strategies and factors contributing to their selection in analysis of adaptive capacity of South Platte River Basin water providers | Federal: $4,948 Non-Federal: $2,474 | Dennis Ojima, Amber Childress-Runyon | Institutions, Adaptation, Providers |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Watershed monitoring across the snow transition zone: an east slope-west slope comparison | Federal: $4,770 Non-Federal: $2,385 | Stephanie Kampf, John Hammond | Snow, Soil Moisture, Runoff Generation, Watershed Monitoring |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Changes in water, sediment and organic carbon storage in active and abandoned beaver meadows | Federal: $4,912 Non-Federal: $2,456 | Ellen Wohl | Beaver Meadows,Water Storage,Carbon Storage |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Evaluating wood jam stability in rivers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,500 | Ellen Wohl | Wood, Stability, Guidelines |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Channel restoration monitoring of the Upper Colorado River, Rocky Mountain National Park, CO | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,500 | Sara Rathburn | Channel Restoration, Hyporheic Exchange, Sediment Transport |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Water sampling and the effects of plastic absorption on heavy metals | Federal: $3,200 Non-Federal: $0 | Randi Brazeau | Sampling, Heavy Metals, Plastic Absorption |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Microbial community responses to metals contamination: mechanisms of metals exposure and bioaccumulation in a stream food web. | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,500 | Will Clements, Brian Wolff | Stream Assessment, Water Quality, Superfund Site |
2016 | CO | Annual Base | Comparing fine scale snow depth measurements at rocky and flat surfaces using lidar and photogrammetry derived digital elevation models | Federal: $4,891 Non-Federal: $2,446 | Steven Fassnacht | Snow, Photogrammetry, Lidar |
2016 | CT | Annual Base | State of Water Resources in Connecticut from a Human Dimensions Perspective – Baseline Data | Federal: $14,992 Non-Federal: $32,422 | Anita Morzillo | human dimensions, natural resources management and planning, public perceptions, social science, water use |
2016 | CT | Annual Base | Microfluidic-based Biosensor Chip for Rapid and Calibration-free Detection of Viable E. coli and Total Coliforms for Water Quality Control | Federal: $48,988 Non-Federal: $118,991 | Yu Lei, TaiHsi Fan | Microfluidic Sensor, E. coli, total coliforms, detection |
2016 | CT | Annual Base | CT IWR Technology Transfer | Federal: $27,228 Non-Federal: $19,031 | Glenn Warner, James Hurd | |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | Influence of consistently high levels of ammonium on food web dynamics in the Anacostia River | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $24,900 | Caroline Solomon | phytoplankton, nitrogen, ammonium, physiological stress, fisheries |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | Assessing the effectiveness of interactive signage at advancing communicating, promoting, and educating the public on green infrastructure projects in public spaces | Federal: $9,996 Non-Federal: $4,798 | Kamran Zendehdel, Harris Trobman, Xiaochu Hu | Green Infrastructure, Low Impact Development, Public Perception, Environmental Benefits, Interactive Signs, Public Perception Barriers, Experimental Research, Pre- and Post-Test Evaluation, Focus Group |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | Performance evaluation of urban stream restoration using process-based modeling | Federal: $9,920 Non-Federal: $23,872 | Arash Massoudieh | Stream Restoration, Modeling, Sediments |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | Analysis of perchlorate in drinking water, surface water by AxION Direct sample analysis (DSA) /Time of flight (TOF) Mass Spectrometer | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $4,800 | Sebhat Tefera, Yacov Assa | Perchlorate, Water, Plant |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | Development of A Novel Stormwater Runoff Collection and Treatment System for Urban Agriculture and Food Security | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $34,400 | Jiajun Xu | Nanotechnology, Nanoparticles, Mesoporous Materials, Pollutnt, Removal, Wastewater Treatment, Stormwater Management, Water Quality |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | A Comparative Study of Nearest-Neighbor Method (NNM) and Extended Nearest-Neighbor (ENN) Method for Annual Streamflow Prediction | Federal: $9,779 Non-Federal: $19,663 | Nian Zhang, Pradeep Behera | Water Quantity Prediction, Streamflow Prediction, Time Series Prediction, Nearest-Neighbor Method, Extended Nearest-Neighbor Method |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | Analysis of External and Internal Storm Event Characteristics for Washington DC based on different IETDs | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $16,640 | Pradeep Behera | Storm event, Precipitation Analysis, Hydrology, Urban Stormwater Managment |
2016 | DC | Annual Base | 31P NMR Studies on the oxidative degradation of Glyphosate and its primary metabolite aminomethylphosphonic acid (AMPA) by transition metal oxide nanomaterilas in soil, water and sediment samples | Federal: $9,954 Non-Federal: $4,778 | Xueqing Song | Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Glysophate, Catalyst, Degradation |
2016 | DE | Annual Base | State Water Resources Research Institute Program, Delaware Water Resources Center, Annual Proposal for Fiscal Year 2016 | Federal: $92,335 Non-Federal: $185,697 | Gerald Kauffman | Watershed, Water Quality, Hydrology, Aquatic Ecology, Water Policy |
2016 | FL | Annual Base | Transport and loss of nitrogen within the Upper Floridan Aquifer in the Silver Springs Springshed | Federal: $32,000 Non-Federal: $64,000 | James Jawitz | denitrification, solute flux, groundwater age |
2016 | FL | Annual Base | Agricultural Water Security Through Sustainable Use of the Floridan Aquifer | Federal: $48,000 Non-Federal: $103,594 | David Kaplan, Damian Adams | Water Quality, Water Quantity, Agriculture, Economics, Modeling, Sustainability, Groundwater, Water Use, Environmental Regulation |
2016 | FL | Annual Base | Development of Methods for Quantifying Water and Contaminant Fluxes in Karst Systems | Federal: $89,623 Non-Federal: $178,173 | Mark Newman, Kirk Hatfield | water flux, contaminant flux, karst |
2016 | FL | Annual Base | Data Quality Improvement for NEXRAD and Stage Data Phase II | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $32,000 | Ramesh Teegavarapu | Hydrometeorological Data, Stage, South Florida Water Management District, outliers, anomaly detection, statistical, rule-based and data mining methods |
2016 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $29,032 Non-Federal: $19,016 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2016 | GA | Annual Base | Phosphorus and Metal Speciation Dynamics during Thermal Treatment of Sewage Sludges | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Yuanzhi Tang | sludge, phosphorus, metals, thermal treatment, nutrient recycling |
2016 | GA | Annual Base | Geostatistical Models for Optimizing Groundwater Monitoring Network in the Lower Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) River basin | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Jian Luo | geostatistical models; optimization; groundwater monitoring |
2016 | GA | Annual Base | Fecal bacteria source tracking, nutrient analysis, and modeling of an urban TMDL watershed | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | David Radcliffe, Mussie Habteselassie | fecal bacteria, nitrogen, source tracking, urban watershed, stormwater management model, |
2016 | GA | Annual Base | Comparison of Oconee and Ocmulgee river basins for sustainable ecosystem and economic development of Middle Georgia | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Ernest Tollner, Todd Rasmussen, Abhyuday Mandal | Water flow, Water quality, Economic Development, Ocmulgee River |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Expansion of baseline data for the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer and evaluation of innovative treatments to reduce contaminant input to the aquifer | Federal: $35,455 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse, Nathan Habana, John Jenson | Baseline data, aquifer, Nitrates, Ammonium, Contaminants, Wastewater treatment |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Exploring the natural limits of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer: A step toward optimum sustainable management, Phase 3 model implementation: determining ultimate yield | Federal: $27,579 Non-Federal: $0 | Nathan Habana, John Jenson | Groundwater availability, Groundwater quality |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Enhancing Predictions of Average Flow and Flow Duration Curves at Ungauged Stream Sites in Guam Using the USGS South Guam Streamflow Model | Federal: $19,264 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz, Shahram Khosrowpanah, Mark Lander | Stream Flow Modeling, Stream Flow Variability, Flow Duration Curves |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Identification and Delineation of Land-Based Mercury Sources Impacting Fisheries in the Southern Central Coastal Region of Saipan Lagoon | Federal: $37,823 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, Michael Trianni, Michael Tenorio, Hyun-Jong Hahm | Monitoring, Mercury, Fish, Sediments, Soils, Stormwater Runoff, Drainage Pathways, Saipan Lagoon, Saipan, CNMI, Micronesia |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Real-time investigation of the impacts of the 2015-16 El Nin water resources in the CNMI | Federal: $17,702 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander, Shahram Khosrowpanah | [ENCODING ERROR] |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Building the Resilience of Communities and their Ecosystems to the Impacts of Climate Change through an Integrated Natural Resource Management, Education, and Outreach campaign in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $20,681 Non-Federal: $0 | Francisca Obispo, Joseph Eugene | Community outreach & awareness, Climate change Disaster adaptation, Water quantity |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Digital Atlas of Pohnpei State | Federal: $26,160 Non-Federal: $0 | Danko Taborosi, Shahram Khosrowpanah | GIS, geospatial data, maps, natural resources, infrastructure, hydrology |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Beneficial use of Piggery Waste with a Focus on Energy Production | Federal: $25,111 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse, Hyun-Jong Hahm | Pigs, swine, hogs, manure, waste, wastewater, reuse, recycle, energy |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Real-time investigation of the impacts of the 2015-16 El Nin water resources in the FSM | Federal: $15,729 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander, Shahram Khosrowpanah | [ENCODING ERROR] |
2016 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $27,191 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2016 | HI | Annual Base | Understanding the hydrology of a rainforest watershed in Hawaii | Federal: $18,820 Non-Federal: $40,054 | YinPhan Tsang, Carl Evensen | Hydrology, stream flow monitoring, rainforest, SWAT, climate, land cover |
2016 | HI | Annual Base | Wastewater treatment for point source processing and resuse | Federal: $14,093 Non-Federal: $29,961 | Michael Cooney, Marek Kirs | ANAEROBIC, AEROBIC, DIGESTION, MICROPOLLUTANTS, PATHOGENS, WASTEWATER TREATMENT |
2016 | HI | Annual Base | Influence of anthropogenic and climatic forcing on water quality within a tropical coastal ecosystem | Federal: $11,265 Non-Federal: $23,616 | Rosanna Alegado | Coral reefs; molecular methods; microbial and benthic community responses; land-based sources of pollution |
2016 | HI | Annual Base | IDENTIFYING GROUNDWATER FLOW AND CONTAMINATION TO STREAMS: KAHALUU WATERSHED, OAHU | Federal: $21,668 Non-Federal: $45,160 | Craig Glenn, Henrieta Dulai | Groundwater, Onsite Disposal Systems, Water Pollution, Water Management, Groundwater Fate and Transport, Water Quality, Environmental Impacts |
2016 | HI | Annual Base | Microbial communities and sources of bacteria in Honolulu’s water supply | Federal: $18,869 Non-Federal: $39,980 | Marek Kirs | groundwater, drinking water, microbial communities, water quality, bioterrorism |
2016 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $2,510 Non-Federal: $5,061 | Philip Moravcik | technology transfer, outreach, public information, information dissemination |
2016 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer 2016 | Federal: $40,841 Non-Federal: $20,421 | Richard Cruse, Melissa Miller | |
2016 | IA | Annual Base | Validation of Satellite Observations of Soil Moisture to Facilitate Forecasts of Soil Water Storage in Iowa | Federal: $9,423 Non-Federal: $4,711 | Brian Hornbuckle | soil moisture; satellite remote sensing; weather forecasting; climate prediction; agriculture |
2016 | IA | Annual Base | Evaluation of subsurface drainage on P losses in the Black Hawk Lake Watershed, Iowa | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,752 | Conrad brendel, Michelle Soupir | Nutrients, Phosphorous, Drainage |
2016 | IA | Annual Base | The role of iron mobility from anoxic sediments in stimulating harmful algal blooms | Federal: $29,911 Non-Federal: $95,201 | Elizabeth Swanner | eutrophic lakes, nutrient loading, harmful algal blooms (HABs), anoxia, iron bioavailability |
2016 | ID | Annual Base | Seasonal Flux of Environmental Conditions and Metal Solutes in the Shallow Groundwater Environment of the Mining-Impacted Upper Coeur d | Federal: $13,914 Non-Federal: $27,928 | Jeff Langman | interstitial microenvironments, metal mobility, mining impacts, seasonal solute flux |
2016 | ID | Annual Base | Idaho Drought Planning | Federal: $14,908 Non-Federal: $35,554 | Mark Solomon | Drought, Planning, Policy |
2016 | ID | Annual Base | Stakeholder Engagement, Outreach and Education | Federal: $48,500 Non-Federal: $71,663 | Mark Solomon, Brant Miller, Julie Scanlin, Jerry Long | Stakeholder Engagement, Outreach, Education |
2016 | IL | Annual Base | Identifying wetland inundation extent and patterns in Illinois | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Michael Eichholz | Wetland inundation, habitat availability, wetland resources, water allocation |
2016 | IL | Annual Base | Under the Cover of Darkness: Nighttime water use by native, biofuel and agricultural crops of Illinois | Federal: $9,853 Non-Federal: $26,911 | Max Berkelhammer, Benjamin Alsip | Transpiration, water use, economic plants, agriculture, climate change, hydrological impact |
2016 | IL | Annual Base | Spatial and temporal modeling of road salts in a watershed with mixed, urban and agricultural, land use | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $24,780 | Eric Peterson | Deicers; Road salts; transport and fate; modeling |
2016 | IL | Annual Base | Evaluating Water Quantity and Water Quality Issues in Illinois Streams using Large-Scale Particle Image Velocimetry (LSPIV) | Federal: $9,915 Non-Federal: $19,829 | Bruce Rhoads | stream gauging, river velocity measurements, mixing processes, particle image velocimetry, unmanned aircraft systems in hydrology |
2016 | IL | Annual Base | Technology Transfer to the People of Illinois | Federal: $46,567 Non-Federal: $11,828 | Lisa Merrifield | |
2016 | IN | Annual Base | Floodplain restoration and nutrient retention in the Wabash River Basin | Federal: $14,981 Non-Federal: $30,452 | Sara McMillan, Venkatesh Merwade | Yellow Floodplains, nutrients, water quality, resotration, nitrogen, phosphorus |
2016 | IN | Annual Base | Pilot investigation of variable contaminant loads in fish as a result of foraging and habitat specialization | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,142 | Tomas Hook, Timothy Malinich | Yellow Perch, Mercury, PCBs, Population Trophic Structuring |
2016 | IN | Annual Base | Water and nutrient recovery from aquaculture effluents through vegetable production | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $53,892 | Hye-Ji Kim, Paul Brown, Cary Mitchell, Robert Rode | nitrogen, phosphorus, eutrophication, aquaponics, wastewater, water reuse, sustainability, food security |
2016 | IN | Annual Base | Predicting toxic cyanobacteria blooms in the Wabash River Watershed | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Allison Rober, Kevin Wyatt | cyanobacteria, harmful algal bloom, human health, microcystin, temperature, toxin, freshwater |
2016 | IN | Annual Base | Nutrient removal efficiency of a combined surface/subsurface flow wetland system | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $41,400 | Pierre-Andre Jacinthe | constructed wetlands, edge of field, nitrate, SRP, greenhouse gas |
2016 | KS | Annual Base | Governor's Conference on the Future of Water in Kansas | Federal: $24,958 Non-Federal: $34,920 | Dan Devlin | Conference |
2016 | KS | Annual Base | Quantifying Ephermeral Gully Erosion and Evaluating Mitigation Strategies with Field Monitoring and Computer Modeling | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $52,010 | Aleksey Sheshukov | Ephemeral Gully, Erosion, Modeling |
2016 | KS | Annual Base | Monitoring the Effectiveness of Streambank Stabilization Projects in Northeast Kansas | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,860 | Charles Barden | Erosion, Streambanks, Revetment |
2016 | KS | Annual Base | Assessing the impact of constructed wetlands on nitrogen transformation and release from tile outlet terraces (TOTs) in Kansas | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $72,518 | Pamela Sullivan, Ted Peltier | TOTs, wetlands, nitrogen |
2016 | KS | Annual Base | Contaminant Barriers or Pathways? Hydraulic and chemical methods to improve characterization of shallow aquitards. | Federal: $29,786 Non-Federal: $75,002 | Jordi Batlle-Aguilar, James Butler | Shallow Aquitards |
2016 | KS | Annual Base | Examining Sedimentation and water quality of small impoundments: Sediment capturing opportunity upstream of federal reservoirs | Federal: $29,982 Non-Federal: $60,982 | Vahid Rahmani | Sedimentation, Water Quality, Impoundments |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Selenium removal by biological processes in water supplies | Federal: $9,966 Non-Federal: $20,092 | Yi-Tin Wang | bioreactor, microbial reduction,water treatment, coal mining |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Novel methods for the incorporation of AqpZ water channel protein in membranes for water filtration | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,055 | Yinan Wei | water recycling, biomimetic membrane, molecular engineering |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Assessing the curve number method for modeling urban watersehd stormwater runoff across Louisville, Kentucky | Federal: $4,844 Non-Federal: $10,366 | Christopher Day | urbanization, rainfall, flooding, surface runoff |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Dynamics of trace metal and ion concentrations in reclaimed mountaintop removal and reference headwater streams | Federal: $4,656 Non-Federal: $10,471 | Steven Price | central Appalachia, electrical conductance, valley fills |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Sediment fingerprinting and biogeochemical erosional model of the Otter Creek Basin, Fort Kox Army Post, Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,909 | Alan Fryar | stable isotope, miltary land, restoration |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Bankfull regional curves and hydraulic geometry for the Eastern Kentucky Coal Field | Federal: $4,178 Non-Federal: $8,933 | Carmen Agouridis | strean restoration, watersheds, fluvial geomorphology |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | The use of eDNA to detect bacterial genetic markers associated with fecal contamination in the Triplett Creek Watershed, Rowan County, Kentucky | Federal: $4,836 Non-Federal: $9,854 | Geoff Gearner | source tracking, Escherichia coli, qPCR |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Climate change impacts on soil-water availability under different land management: forest and grasslands | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,832 | Brad Lee | plant available water, drought resilience, climate change |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Impact of climate change on extreme hydrologic events in the Kentucky River Basin | Federal: $4,991 Non-Federal: $9,983 | Dwayne Edwards | rainfall variability, SWAT model, meteorological events |
2016 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky information transfer project | Federal: $40,447 Non-Federal: $80,504 | Lindell Ormsbee | symposium, web sites, research translation |
2016 | LA | Annual Base | Occurrence and Control of Naegleria fowleri in Groundwater Sources in Louisiana | Federal: $17,653 Non-Federal: $37,270 | Samendra Sherchan, Jeffrey Wickliffe | Naegleria fowleri, groundwater, emerging pathogen, water quality, drinking water |
2016 | LA | Annual Base | Assessing the Spatial Extent, Temporal Variability and Mechanisms of Inland Hypoxia in Louisiana Waters | Federal: $15,480 Non-Federal: $31,599 | Tracy Quirk, Kanchan Maiti | Water quality, dissolved oxygen, freshwater, low-flow |
2016 | LA | Annual Base | Economic Impacts of Groundwater Salinity in Louisiana Agriculture | Federal: $15,650 Non-Federal: $31,331 | Krishna Paudel | Conjunctive surface and ground water use, dynamic modeling, economic impact, soil salinity |
2016 | LA | Annual Base | Satellite-Assisted Approach to Adaptive Water Quality Management of Lower Boeuf River | Federal: $16,200 Non-Federal: $33,081 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Adaptive management, remote sensing, water resources |
2016 | MA | Annual Base | Adaptive Drought Vulnerability Index for Strategic Emergency Response (ADVISER) Model | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,024 | Sheree Pagsuyoin | drought risk management, drought vulnerability, adaptive model, input-output analysis, climate change |
2016 | MA | Annual Base | Water Resources Symposia | Federal: $16,729 Non-Federal: $42,714 | Paula Rees | Symposium, workshop, stormwater, water resources |
2016 | MA | Annual Base | The stable isotopic composition of shallow and deep ground waters in Massachusetts | Federal: $23,141 Non-Federal: $48,569 | David Boutt | Stable Isotopes of Water, Groundwater Surface water interactions |
2016 | MA | Annual Base | Understanding the interaction of renewable energy generation and desalination within the water-energy system | Federal: $5,021 Non-Federal: $11,601 | Matthew Lackner | Renewable energy, desalination |
2016 | MD | Annual Base | Assessing riparian hydrologic pathways as controls on forested buffer function in the Antietam Creek watershed, western Maryland | Federal: $34,957 Non-Federal: $83,193 | Keith Eshleman | Riparian forest buffer systems, Ridge and Valley Province, hydrology, nutrient runoff, best management practices, Chesapeake Bay watershed |
2016 | MD | Annual Base | Comparison of velocity, momentum, and flood wave celerity in natural versus channelized Coastal Plain streams | Federal: $23,746 Non-Federal: $47,492 | Karen Prestegaard | Hydraulic geometry, flood wave, |
2016 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Water 2016 Symposium | Federal: $783 Non-Federal: $6,153 | Kaye Brubaker | |
2016 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Watershed App Development (Seed Grant) | Federal: $4,578 Non-Federal: $6,774 | Kaye Brubaker | |
2016 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $22,699 Non-Federal: $34,730 | John Peckenham, David Hart | Information Transfer, Outreach |
2016 | ME | Annual Base | Vernal pools for me | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,001 | Aram Calhoun | Education, Wetlands, Ecosystems, Conservation |
2016 | ME | Annual Base | Assessing the Vulnerability of Maine’s Drinking Water Resources to Extreme Precipitation Events | Federal: $27,277 Non-Federal: $67,773 | Jasmine Saros | Algae, Benefit Cost Analysis, Climate, Economics, Ecosystems, Health Effects, Lakes, Organic Compounds, Rainfall, Socioeconomic Issues, Water Quality, Water Quality Management, Water Treatment |
2016 | ME | Annual Base | Mining in Maine: Exploring Public Perceptions | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,583 | Sandra De Urioste-Stone, Amanda Olsen, Jean MacRae | Law, mining |
2016 | MI | Annual Base | Developing and Enhancing Sustainable Water Use of Natural and Agricultural Systems | Federal: $21,504 Non-Federal: $68,998 | Jon Bartholic, Lois Wolfson, Jeremiah Asher, David Lusch, Glenn O'Neil | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality; Water Use; DSS |
2016 | MI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer Training, Dissemination and Program Development | Federal: $27,095 Non-Federal: $65,141 | Lois Wolfson | Great Lakes, Inland Lakes, Watershed Management; Climate Change; Invasive Species; Online Education; Interactive Web-based Systems |
2016 | MI | Annual Base | Cooling the Hotspots: Motivating Farmers to Reduce Nutrient Losses | Federal: $16,877 Non-Federal: $24,585 | Stephen Gasteyer | Engagement, Non point-source pollution, Runoff, Conservation Practices, Motivations, Communication |
2016 | MI | Annual Base | Creation of Water Resource and Watershed Management-related Short Courses for use by Organizations offering Continuing Education Credits | Federal: $15,453 Non-Federal: $19,844 | Saichon Seedang, James Duncan, Jerry Harte | Water resources, Watershed, Management, Courses, Continuing education |
2016 | MI | Annual Base | Chemical Monitoring of the River Raisin to Inform Farmers and Optimize Decision Making for BMP Implementation | Federal: $11,406 Non-Federal: $6,102 | James Martin | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality |
2016 | MN | Annual Base | Making Farm-Scale Decisions to Improve Watershed-Scale Environmental Quality: Policy Comparisons Based on Farm-Level Abatement Costs | Federal: $20,760 Non-Federal: $53,463 | Jay Coggins, Brent Dalzell | nutrient, runoff, farming practices, water quality trading |
2016 | MN | Annual Base | Development of a reactive-transport model for arsenic mobility in glacial aquifers using arsenic and iron X-ray absorption spectroscopy data | Federal: $24,767 Non-Federal: $48,135 | Brandy Toner, GeneHua Ng | reactive-transport modeling, arsenic, iron, X-ray absorption spectroscopy, glacial aquifer |
2016 | MN | Annual Base | Enhanced Microbial Sulfate Removal and Recovery through a Novel Electrode-Integrated Bioreactor | Federal: $26,676 Non-Federal: $53,029 | ChanLan Chun, Daniel Jones | Sulfate, Bioremediation, Electrical stimulation, Elemental Sulfur, and Bioreactor |
2016 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $31,904 Non-Federal: $64,445 | Baolin Deng | |
2016 | MO | Annual Base | A Novel Artificial Hormone Receptor for the Sensing of Total Endocrine Disruptor Chemicals (EDCs) Concentration in Natural Waters | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,126 | Maria Fidalgo, Chung-Ho Lin, Susan Nagel | endocrine disruptor chemical; molecularly imprinted polymers; water quality monitoring |
2016 | MO | Annual Base | Satellite-Imagery Based Method for Water-Quality Monitoring and Sediment Budgeting along the Middle-Mississippi River and Its Tributaries | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,000 | Amanda Cox, Abuduwasiti Wulamu | Suspended Sediment Concentration, Suspended Sediment Load, Sediment Budget, Remote Sensing, Mississippi River, Confluence |
2016 | MS | Annual Base | Oxbow Lake-Wetland Systems as a Source of Recharge to the Mississippi River Valley Alluvial Aquifer | Federal: $24,697 Non-Federal: $49,486 | Gregg Davidson, Andrew OReilly | recharge, groundwater, wetlands, oxbow lakes |
2016 | MS | Annual Base | Wastewater Management in Mississippi Coastal Communities | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $98,861 | Veera Gnaneswar Gude, James Martin | small community wastewater treatment technologies |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Understanding how beaver mimicry restoration influences natural water storage in Missouri River headwater streams | Federal: $29,922 Non-Federal: $74,556 | Robert Payn | Stream hydrology, groundwater hydrology, surface subsurface exchange, alluvial aquifer, natural storage, stream restoration, riparian restoration, beaver mimicry |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Impacts of river flow and temperature on salmonfly productivity and terrestrial subsidy | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $83,098 | Lindsey Albertson | global change, drought, stream warming, macroinvertebrates, phenology, ecohydrology |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Characterizing Microbial Activity as Related to Water Quality in the Clark Fork Headwaters: A Baseline Study | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,738 | Alysia Cox | microbial community, microbial activity, water chemistry, Clark Fork headwaters |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Impacts of glacial processes on nitrogen cycling in the Beartooth Mountains, Montana | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Jordan Allen | nitrogen, glaciers, glaciated, nutrient cycling |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Transportation, Sediment-Association, and the Future of Microbial Contaminants on the Little Bighorn River | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Keenan Brame | microbes, E. coli, nutrients, Montana |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Riparian Ecosystem Succession Following Fire Disturbance on the North Fork Flathead River, Montana | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $450 | Rachel Powers | |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Snowpack controls on nitrogen availability and nitrogen uptake in a Rocky Mountain conifer forest | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Claire Qubain | fire, soil moisture, nitrogen, conifer |
2016 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Removal of selenium by co-precipitation with microbially induced calcite precipitation | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Neerja Zambare | selenium, wastewater, contaminant |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | Role of organic nitrogen to eutrophication dynamics along the Neuse River Estuary, NC | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Hans Paerl, Alexandria Hounshell | |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | Particle-bound Nutrients in Stormflow: A New Approach for Monitoring and Predicting N and P Transport and Fate in Watersheds of the NC Piedmont | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Curtis Richardson, Mark River | Nutrients, Sediment, Water Quality, Drinking Water |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | Impact of Hospital and Patient Discharges on North Carolina Surface and Drinking Water Quality as Measured by Iodinated Contrast Agents | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Howard Weinberg, Kirsten Studer | Iodoacids, Disinfection byproducts, Water Quality |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | Comparing the Impact of Organic vs. Inorganic Nitrogen Loading to the Neuse Estuary with a Mechanistic Eutrophication Model | Federal: $9,199 Non-Federal: $44,999 | James Bowen | water quality, model, nutrient response, bioreactivity, organic, inorganic, nitrogen |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | How, where, when, and why: Defining Eutrophication Related Trends in Water Quality for the Middle and Lower Cape | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $47,654 | Nathan Hall, Hans Paerl | trend analysis, nutrients, phytoplankton, flow, sources |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | Tracing Groundwater Contamination near Coal ash Ponds in North Carolina | Federal: $24,974 Non-Federal: $24,974 | Avner Vengosh | coal ash, water quality, contamination, metals, groundwater, geochemical tracers |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $3,162 Non-Federal: $0 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | Field testing of mesocosm-scale derived nitrate removal models to verify water quality improvement potential of restored coastal forested wetlands | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $2,038 | Michael Burchell, Jalmar Kurki-Fox | Wetland Restoration, Agricultural Drainage, Nitrate |
2016 | NC | Annual Base | Understanding how land use characteristics affect the prevalence of antibiotic resistant, virulent E. coli and host-specific markers in watersheds with and without swine CAFOs | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $2,039 | Jill Stewart, Elizabeth Christenson | Land use, watershed management, microbial source tracking |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Modeling Water Balance and Flows of Sediment and Nutrient in Devils Lake Watershed Using SWAT | Federal: $2,625 Non-Federal: $5,250 | Xiaodong Zhang | Modeling, Nutrient, Sediment, Watershed |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Impacts of Climate Change on Embankment Dams in the Upper Midwest Region: Critical Design Parameters and Adaptation Measures | Federal: $4,200 Non-Federal: $8,400 | Yeo Lim | Climate Change, Embankment Dams, Adaptation Measures |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Effect of Glacial Isostatic Adjustment on Rivers and Drainage Basins in the Red River Valley | Federal: $5,013 Non-Federal: $10,026 | Phil Gerla | Glacial, Rivers, Drainage Basins |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Effects of Climate Change, Agricultural Land Use Change, and Dynamic Contributing Area on Streamflow Input to Devils Lake: A Case Study of the Mauvais Coulee Sub-Basin | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Paul Todhunter | Climate Change, Agricultural Land Use, Stream Flow |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | A Comparison of Wetlands across the Urban - Peri-Urban - Rural Gradient | Federal: $5,650 Non-Federal: $11,300 | Christina Hargiss | Water Quality, Wetlands, Urbanization |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Contribution of Soluble Microbial Products on Dissolved Organic Nitrogen and its Biodegradability in Wastewater Effluent | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Halis Simsek | Biodegradability, Organic Nitrogen, Wastewater |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Snowmelt Water Infiltration into Frozen Soils in the Red River of the North Basin | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Xinhua Jia | Frozen Soils, Infiltration, Models |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Holistic Risk Assessment of Surface Water Contamination Due to Lead-210 Found in Produced Water from Unconventional Oil Production in North Dakota | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Eakalak Khan, Om Yadav | Lead-210, Produced Water, Risk, Water Contamination |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Tamoxifen and Endoxifen Detections in Wastewater and Receiving Waters in North Dakota | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $11,000 | Eakalak Khan, John McEvoy | Cancer Drug, Detection, Wastewater |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Glutaraldehyde Removal from Flowback and Produced Waters Using Photolysis | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Eakalak Khan, Sivaguru Jayaraman | Flowback Water, Produced Water, Treatment, UV light |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Biopolymers for Phosphate Removal from Eutrophic Lakes | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Bioavailability, Biopolymers, Phosphorus, Rocovery |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | UV Light Effect on Bioavailability of Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in a Trickling Filter Process | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Halis Simsek | Bioavailability, Biodegradability, Organic Nitrogen, UV light |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Assessing the Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing at Bakken on Regional Water Resources | Federal: $2,812 Non-Federal: $5,624 | Zhulu Lin | Hydraulic Fracturing, Water Resources, Agent Based Model |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Injectable Nanoparticle-based Permeable Reactive Barriers for Groundwater Contaminant | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Nanoscale Zerovalent Iron, Nitrate, Remediation, Trichloroethene |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Comparative Ultraviolet Disinfection Study for Wastewater Applications for the City of Fargo, North Dakota | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,000 | Wei Lin | Disinfection, Fouling, UV, Wastewater |
2016 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $11,845 Non-Federal: $23,690 | Eakalak Khan | Information Dissemination, Communication, Website, Newsletter, Annual Seminar |
2016 | NE | Annual Base | Evaluation of changing irrigation management on ground water recharge and quality | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $46,253 | Troy Gilmore, Daniel Snow | irrigation management, groundwater recharge, nitrate |
2016 | NE | Annual Base | Economic, Environmental, and Crop Performance Assessment under Center Pivot, Subsurface Drip, and Furrow Irrigation Systems in a Changing Climate in West Central Nebraska | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,165 | Daran Rudnick, Chuck Burr, Tim Shaver, Derrel Martin, Greg Kruger, Francisco MunozArriola, Matt Stockton | Economic Return, Irrigation Efficiency, Irrigation Requirements, Irrigation Systems, Maize Yield Response, Nitrate, Soil Water Balance |
2016 | NE | Annual Base | Water Usage in the Food Industry | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $34,018 | Bing Wang, Rolando Flores, Jayne Stratton | Dairy food processing, wastewater, water reconditioning, water reuse, Microbial safety |
2016 | NE | Annual Base | Information Transfer Plan | Federal: $68,811 Non-Federal: $119,421 | Chittaranjan Ray, Steven Ress | Information Transfer |
2016 | NH | Annual Base | Salt and Streams: Assessing ecological stress in New Hampshire watersheds at community, population, and molecular levels | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $49,760 | Amy Villamagna | thermal stress, osmoregulation, biodiversity loss, bio-indicators |
2016 | NH | Annual Base | Ecosystem Indicators for Freshwater Streams | Federal: $19,289 Non-Federal: $41,913 | Alison Watts | Algae, monitoring, adaptive management, genomics |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | A molecular tool to measure dechlorinator activity in situ | Federal: $19,724 Non-Federal: $39,640 | Valdis Krumins, Donna E. Fennell | rRNA, Dehalococcoides, dechlorinator, molecular tool |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | Microplastic pollution in New Jersey surface waters | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Beth Ravit, Keith Cooper, Brian Buckley | plastic, microbeads, pollution, toxicity |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | Comparing the time required for establishment of effective nutrient removal capacity of different stormwater basin designs | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,037 | Theresa Censoplano, Louise Wootton | subsurface gravel wetlands, nutrients, bioretention |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | Microplastics as emerging contaminants in surface waters of New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,956 | Shirin Estahbanati, Nicole Fahrenfeld | microplastics, emerging contaminants, pollution |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | Composition and diversity of the cutaneous microbiome of amphibians in New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Ariel Kruger, Peter Morin | amphibians, cutaneous microbiome, fungal pathogens |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | Molecular mechanisms by which mercury contamination increases antibiotic resistance in the environment | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Nicole Lloyd, Tamar Barkay | mercury, antibiotic resistance, contamination |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | Novel algae based multifunctional biomaterials for the removal of heavy metals from water | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Megha Thakkar, Somenath Mitra | heavy metals, multifunctional biomaterials, algae |
2016 | NJ | Annual Base | Toward a greener water reuse technology with ferrate(VI) - phosphorus removal and recovery | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,400 | Lei Zheng, Yang Deng | ferrate(VI), pathogens, micro-pollutants, phosphorus |
2016 | NM | Annual Base | New Mexico’s Mountain Sources of Water: A Mechanistic Approach to Understand Mountain Recharge and Its Implications for Local and Statewide Water Budgets | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,007 | Jesus GomezVelez | recharge, mountain recharge, recharge maps, groundwater-surface water interactions, watershed modeling, water budgets |
2016 | NM | Annual Base | What are the effects of the Gold King Mine spill on San Juan County, NM agricultural irrigation ditches and farms? | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Kevin Lombard, April Ulery, David Weindorf | water quality, contamination, mine spill, river sediment, metals, agricultural contamination |
2016 | NM | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $15,070 Non-Federal: $30,768 | Catherine Ortega Klett | Water Resources Education, Information Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2016 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information Systems for Water Resources Research Planning | Federal: $10,376 Non-Federal: $20,125 | Alexander Fernald | |
2016 | NV | Annual Base | Theoretical Analysis of Optimal Groundwater Basin Development | Federal: $19,479 Non-Federal: $38,967 | Clay Cooper | management, water supply |
2016 | NV | Annual Base | Uptake of Pharmeceutical and Steroidal Compounds by Quagga Mussels in Lake Mead | Federal: $42,041 Non-Federal: $82,740 | Xuelian Bai, Kumud Acharya | Lake Mead, Emerging Contaminants, Trace Organic Chemicals, Bioaccumulation, Quagga Mussels |
2016 | NV | Annual Base | An 8000-Year Paleoperspective of Hydroclimate Variability in the Southern Sierra Nevada | Federal: $39,012 Non-Federal: $79,355 | Steven Bacon, Rina Schumer | Paleoclimate, Sierra Nevada, Hydrologic Budget, Tree Rings |
2016 | NV | Annual Base | Assessing Tree to Grass Water Use Ratios; Significance to Urban Water Conservation | Federal: $21,000 Non-Federal: $43,121 | Dale Devitt | Evapotranspiration, Irrigation, Environmental Demand |
2016 | NV | Annual Base | Greenbox | Federal: $22,317 Non-Federal: $45,557 | Amelia Gulling | Greenboxes, K-12 Education, STEM |
2016 | NV | Annual Base | NWRRI Website & Newsletter | Federal: $10,822 Non-Federal: $20,499 | James Thomas | Information Transfer, Website, Newsletter |
2016 | NY | Annual Base | Water Quality and Algal Community Dynamics in the Finger Lakes | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,272 | Lisa Cleckner, Roxanne Razavi, John Halfman | Water quality, Phytoplankton, Cyanobacteria, Eutrophication, Finger lakes |
2016 | NY | Annual Base | Evaluating Septic System Inputs into Sodus Bay using Oblique Imagery, Optical Brighteners, and DNA-based tracers | Federal: $15,225 Non-Federal: $30,880 | Paul Richards | |
2016 | NY | Annual Base | Innovative water treatment by chitosan modified diatomaceous earth for small public water systems in rural areas | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,884 | Xinchao Wei | Drinking Water, Small Public Water Systems, Chitosan Modified Diatomaceous Earth, Arsenic |
2016 | NY | Annual Base | Student Researcher Support of Adaptive Management of the St Lawrence River using Novel Water Quality Monitoring Methodology | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $2,128 | Michael Twiss, Joseph Skufca | adaptive management, water levels, water quality, novel water monitoring technology, nutrients, nitrate, phosphate, training |
2016 | NY | Annual Base | Conductivity and nutrient monitoring in surface water’s of NY’s Finger Lakes region | Federal: $48,288 Non-Federal: $26,558 | Todd Walter | |
2016 | OH | Annual Base | Effectiveness of Data Buoys as Early Warning Systems for cHABs (cyanobacterial Harmful Algal Blooms) in Lake Erie | Federal: $33,139 Non-Federal: $36,632 | Justin Chaffin, Douglas Kane | Cyanobacteria, Data buoy, Drinking water, Harmful algal bloom, Microcystin |
2016 | OH | Annual Base | Trace metal limitation of biofilm growth and metabolism: potential consequences for storage of nutrients in headwater streams | Federal: $24,340 Non-Federal: $24,340 | David Costello | trace metals, biofilm, nutrient processing, watershed, biogeochemistry |
2016 | OH | Annual Base | Baseline measurements of methane emissions from Piedmont Lake - current and future fracking area | Federal: $11,288 Non-Federal: $79,238 | Gil Bohrer | Climate Energy nexus, Fugitive methane emissions, methane flux, lake |
2016 | OH | Annual Base | Co-Optimizing Enhanced Water Recovery and CO2 Sequestration in Ohio | Federal: $12,377 Non-Federal: $14,928 | Jeffrey Bielicki | Enhanced Water Recovery; CO2 Capture Utilization and Storage; Integrated Assessment |
2016 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $9,177 Non-Federal: $17,531 | Garey Fox | Oklahoma, Water, Information Transfer |
2016 | OK | Annual Base | Evaluating the Reuse of Swine Lagoon Effluent and Reclaimed Municipal Water for Agricultural Production | Federal: $24,956 Non-Federal: $49,915 | Hailin Zhang, Saleh Taghvaeian, Doug Hamilton, Scott Carter | Swine effluent, treated wastewater, irrigation, alternative water sources, nutrient buildup and losses, soil health, water quality, crop production |
2016 | OK | Annual Base | Algal Remediation of Waste Water Produced during Hydraulic Fracturing | Federal: $24,866 Non-Federal: $49,732 | Nurhan Dunford | Water quality, waste water treatment, water reuse, biological water treatment |
2016 | OK | Annual Base | Western Oklahoma Irrigation Water and Energy Audits: Findings, Recommendations and Educational Materials | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Scott Frazier, Saleh Taghvaeian, Jason Warren, Cameron Murley | Irrigation water and energy efficiency, electricity, fuel, drought, center pivot, aquifer, water table, Ogallala, sustainability, Life Cycle Assessment, Life Cycle Costing |
2016 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $51,585 Non-Federal: $150,708 | Todd Jarvis | Training, Outreach |
2016 | PA | Annual Base | Remediation of Flowback Water by Transformation of Organic Additives Used in Fracking Operations | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $69,424 | Manish Kumar | Hydraulic fracturing, Marcellus Shale gas, flowback and produced water treatment, treatability |
2016 | PA | Annual Base | Assessing Climate Change and Energy Choice Impacts on Drinking Water Quality Changes in Pennsylvania | Federal: $21,195 Non-Federal: $43,390 | Matteo Pozzi | Climate Change, Drinking Water Quality, Disinfection by-products |
2016 | PA | Annual Base | Evaluating a Potential Win-Win for Water Quality Management in Pennsylvania: Systems-Level Quantitative Analysis of Abandoned Mine Drainage and Produced Water Co-Treatment | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $68,444 | Leanne Gilbertson | Abandoned mine drainage, water treatment, flowback water, Life cycle impact assessment |
2016 | PA | Annual Base | Rural Drinking Water Education for Underserved Counties of Pennsylvania | Federal: $19,800 Non-Federal: $8,554 | Bryan Swistock | Drinking Water, Water Education, Groundwater |
2016 | PA | Annual Base | Pennsylvania Water Resources Research Center Education & Outreach Program | Federal: $8,290 Non-Federal: $4,742 | Elizabeth Boyer | water, education, STEM, conferences |
2016 | PR | Annual Base | Hybrid multimedia-filter prototype (HMP) for the degradation of trihalomethanes precursors and pathogens control from raw waters | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,474 | Pedro Tarafa, OMarcelo Suarez | trihalomethanes, titanium dioxide, biosand filter, photodegradation |
2016 | PR | Annual Base | Mapping Field-Scale Soil Moisture Using Ground-Based Passive Microwave Observations Phase II: Application of Remotely Sensed Soil Moisture Data Products for Hydrological Modeling in Puerto Rico | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,474 | Jonathan MunozBarreto | |
2016 | RI | Annual Base | Modeling and Simulation of Groundwater Contamination | Federal: $20,029 Non-Federal: $40,447 | Angelo Lucia | groundwater contamination, point and non-point sources, modeling and simulation, flow and transport through porous media |
2016 | RI | Annual Base | Bench-top simulation of water treatment system to assess disinfectant byproducts precursors and formation potentials in source waters of Rhode Island | Federal: $20,029 Non-Federal: $40,897 | Soni Pradhanang, Tom Boving | Disinfectant by-products, drinking water, trihalomethane, halo acetic acid, chlorination |
2016 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Drinking Water in Rhode Island | Federal: $8,565 Non-Federal: $17,947 | Christopher Hunter | clean water; water quality |
2016 | SC | Annual Base | The Influence of Poultry Rearing Facilities on Nutrient Concentrations, Fecal Indicator Bacteria, and Stream Fish in the Upper Savannah River Basin | Federal: $28,680 Non-Federal: $58,093 | Gregory Lewis, Dennis Haney, Peter Van Den Hurk, MinKen Liao | Environment Risk Assessment, Agriculture, Poultry, Water Chemistry, Environmental Microbiology, Biomarkers, Fish Toxicology |
2016 | SC | Annual Base | Monitoring of Organic Pollutants in the Savannah, Edisto and Ogeechee Rivers, using Passive Samplers in Combination with a Real-Time Water Quality Data Collection Network | Federal: $30,038 Non-Federal: $64,836 | Peter Van Den Hurk, Oscar Flite | Water Quality, Environmental Toxicants, Passive Samplers, Toxicity Testing, Management Tools |
2016 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating the Potential of Duckweed for Nutrient Capture and Use in Midwest Livestock Production | Federal: $9,054 Non-Federal: $18,128 | Erin Cortus, Lin Wei, David Casper, Julie Walker | Nutrient removal; duckweed; forage production; system modeling |
2016 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating Nutrient Best Management Practices to Conserve Water Quality (Year 2) | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Laurent Ahiablame, Sandeep Kumar, Jeppe Kjaersgaard | Agriculture, Conservation, Nitrate, Phosphorus, Water Quality |
2016 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating E. coli particle attachment and the impact on transport during high flows. | Federal: $23,172 Non-Federal: $46,343 | Rachel McDaniel, Bruce Bleakley | E. coli, fecal indicators, water quality |
2016 | SD | Annual Base | Controlling Harmful Algal Blooms in Eutrophic Lakes by Combined Phosphorus Precipitation and Sediment Capping (Year 2) | Federal: $21,924 Non-Federal: $43,951 | Kyungnan Min, Guanghui Hua | Algal Blooms, Phosphorus Precipitation, Sediment Capping |
2016 | SD | Annual Base | South Dakota Water Resources Institute FY2016 Information Transfer Program | Federal: $14,106 Non-Federal: $28,212 | Van Kelley, Scott Cortus | Outreach, Service, Communication, Interaction, Information |
2016 | TN | Annual Base | Using UV/Peroxyacetic Acid to Remove Pharmaceuticals from Reclaimed Wastewater | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | John Buchanan | Trace Organic Contaminants, Ultraviolet Light, Reclaimed Water, Peroxyacetic |
2016 | TN | Annual Base | Investigating Changes of River Course of the Tennessee River and the Impact from Regional Climate Change | Federal: $21,941 Non-Federal: $45,549 | Joshua Fu, Xinyi Dong | Remote Sensing, Precipitation, Regional Climate Change, Hydrological Processes, River Systems |
2016 | TN | Annual Base | Measuring Water Table Flucations under Different Irrigation Regimes in Western Tennessee Agroecossystems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Christopher Wilson, Jon Hathaway, Shawn Hawkins | Water Table; Soil Moisture; Irrigation; Piezometers; Tennessee |
2016 | TN | Annual Base | Urban Stream Restoration Planning: Towards Cost-Effective Mitigation of the Effects of Hydromodification | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | Robert Woockman, John Schwartz | Stream Restoration, Urban, Hydromodificiation, Mitigation |
2016 | TN | Annual Base | Development of a Robust Model for Cross-Scale Prediction of Flow and Sediment Transport | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,550 | Benjamin Abban, Thanos Papanicolaou | Sediment Transport, Surface Water, Flow, Watershed Scale Model |
2016 | TN | Annual Base | Environmental Impacts of Coal Ash Spill on Nutrient Cycling and Surface Water Quality in Eastern Tennessee | Federal: $9,000 Non-Federal: $18,189 | Anna Szynkiewicz | Coal Ash Spill, Sulfur, Carbon, Isotopes, Tennesee River, Contamination |
2016 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $82,335 Non-Federal: $87,828 | John Tracy, Leslie Lee, Kevin Wagner, Kathy Wythe, Danielle Kalisek | |
2016 | TX | Annual Base | Impact of coagulation on biofiltration: removal of trace organic contaminants to mitigate the effects of wastewater reuse on drinking water treatment | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Ricardo Lugo, Mary Kirisits | Trace organics, coagulation, biofiltration, water reuse |
2016 | TX | Annual Base | Connecting Climate Variability with Water Supply Reliability: A Case Study in the Trinity River Basin, Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Gang Zhao, Huilin Gao | Climate Variability, Water Supply, Trinity River Basin |
2016 | UT | Annual Base | Quantification of Groundwater Influences in High Gradient Utah Streams and Rivers | Federal: $17,054 Non-Federal: $13,341 | Bethany Neilson | groundwater/surface water interactions, differential gaging, seepage studies, dilution gaging, mass balance |
2016 | UT | Annual Base | Water Strategy Advisory Team: An Assessment of the Envision Utah Process to Improve Water Management | Federal: $26,360 Non-Federal: $61,166 | Daniel McCool, Marian HubbardRice | Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), state water planning, collaborative planning, urbanization, conservation, Municipal and Industrial (M&I) use, irrigation, ecosystem services, capacity building |
2016 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research (UCWRR) | Federal: $3,547 Non-Federal: $18,459 | R. Ivonne Harris, Carri Richards | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development, Databases |
2016 | UT | Annual Base | WaterMAPS™ for Promoting Urban Landscape Water Use Efficiency | Federal: $26,100 Non-Federal: $54,829 | Joanna EndterWada, Roger Kjelgren | Urban water demand management, Evaluating landscape water use efficiency, Water conservation programs, Assessing human behavioral change, Drought management |
2016 | VA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $73,612 Non-Federal: $120,251 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2016 | VI | Annual Base | Water Ambassador Program II | Federal: $17,228 Non-Federal: $0 | christina chanes, Avram Primack, David Morris | education, crowd source, clean water, Virgin Islands, conservation, water resources, hydrology |
2016 | VI | Annual Base | Ecosystem integrity of riparian waterways on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands using physical and biological indicators | Federal: $14,319 Non-Federal: $0 | Renata Platenberg | Riparian corridors; ecosystem indicators; amphibia; chiroptera; bioacoustics |
2016 | VI | Annual Base | Towards Real-Time Microclimate Monitoring in the US Virgin Islands: Optimizing Data Management to Maximize Scientific Production | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $0 | David Morris, Norton Orange, Sandra Maina | Microclimates, Real-time Monitoring |
2016 | VT | Annual Base | System-wide rapid quantification of streambank erosion | Federal: $39,958 Non-Federal: $80,160 | Mandar Dewoolkar, Jarlath ONeilDunne, Donna Rizzo, Jeff frolik | riverbanks stability, erosion, fluvial geomorphology, unmanned aerial system, Vermont |
2016 | VT | Annual Base | Developing high frequency in-situ methods to accurately quantify riverine phosphorus loading to Lake Champlain | Federal: $9,994 Non-Federal: $20,204 | Beverley Wemple, Matthew Vaughan, Beverley Wemple, Andrew Vermilyea | phosphorus, water quality, Lake Champlain, TMDL, in-situ sensors |
2016 | VT | Annual Base | Quantifying the consequences of water quality changes and habitat fragmentation on the genetic structure of aquatic organisms in the Lake Champlain basin | Federal: $10,013 Non-Federal: $20,191 | J Marsden, Peter Euclide | habitat fragmentation, dam, causeway, fish, genetic |
2016 | VT | Annual Base | Impacts of climate change on winter-spring transition in plankton communities | Federal: $10,800 Non-Federal: $21,652 | Jason Stockwell, Allison Hrycik | cyanobacteria, winter limnology, zooplankton, climate change |
2016 | VT | Annual Base | Can early feeding ameliorate thiamine deficiency in wild lake trout fry? | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,200 | J Marsden, Carrie Kozel | lake trout, thiamine deficiency complex, lake trout fry, early feeding |
2016 | WA | Annual Base | Transformation of Graphene Oxide Nanomaterials in the Aquatic Environment | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,002 | Indranil Chowdhury, Rick Watts | Nanomaterials, photolysis, graphene, surface waters |
2016 | WA | Annual Base | Low Energy Precision (/Spray) Applications: Unmanned Aerial System based Rapid Evaluation for Crop and Site Specific System Adaptation in the Pacific Northwest | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,062 | Lav Khot, Troy Peters | Low Energy Spray Application; Low Altitude High Resolution Remote Sensing; Irrigation Application Efficiency |
2016 | WA | Annual Base | Understanding Links Between Water, Nitrogen, and Greenhouse Gases in “Green” Infrastructure | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,130 | John Harrison, Kevan Moffett | Bioswales; Urban runoff; Nitrogen; Climate |
2016 | WA | Annual Base | Information Transfer Plan for the State of Washington Water Reseach Center | Federal: $2,799 Non-Federal: $9,146 | Jonathan Yoder, Jennifer Adam | Information transfer |
2016 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Water Resources Fellowship: Collaborating with Water Managers | Federal: $28,553 Non-Federal: $41,859 | Jennifer Hauxwell | fellowship, state agency, water resources, policy |
2016 | WI | Annual Base | Long-term Alterations in Groundwater Chemistry Induced by Municipal Well Pumping | Federal: $19,884 Non-Federal: $31,366 | Jean Bahr, Madeline Gotkowitz | groundwater, geochemistry, modeling |
2016 | WI | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $19,898 Non-Federal: $69,861 | Moira Harrington | Public information, communications, publications, library |
2016 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Inititative on Climate Change Impacts: Water Resources Working Group | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $10,100 | Daniel J. Vimont, David Liebl | climate change, water quantity, water quality |
2016 | WV | Annual Base | Environmental STEM Research Program: West Virginia University/Boy Scouts of America Bechtel Summit | Federal: $67,072 Non-Federal: $204,168 | Paul Ziemkiewicz, Richard Thomas, Nicolas Zegre, Todd Petty, James Anderson, Tamara Vandivort | STEM, aquatic ecology, climate, vernal processes |
2016 | WY | Annual Base | Groundwater Modeling of the Casper Aquifer, Belvoir Ranch, Cheyenne | Federal: $42,302 Non-Federal: $227,912 | Ye Zhang | Groundwater |
2016 | WY | Annual Base | A New Multifunctional Sorbent for the Treatment of Coproduced Waters from the Energy Industry | Federal: $19,389 Non-Federal: $224,396 | Maohong Fan | Coproduced water, water treatment, energy production, salinity, alkalinity, carbonate |
2015 | AK | Annual Base | Linking landscape characteristics and stream temperature in the coastal temperate rainforest of southeast Alaska | Federal: $19,265 Non-Federal: $38,545 | Eran Hood, Sanjay Pyare | stream temperature, watershed characteristics, climate change, Pacific salmon, southeast Alaska |
2015 | AK | Annual Base | Did ongoing peat accumulation buffer permafrost carbon from Holocene climate fluctuations? | Federal: $14,923 Non-Federal: $23,116 | Daniel Mann | Climate Change, Paleoclimate Record, Wood Isotopes, Tree-Rings, Arctic, Thermokarst |
2015 | AK | Annual Base | Hydrograph partitioning of a glacierized watershed, Interior Alaska – YEAR 2 | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $6,359 | Anna Liljedahl, Tom Trainor | Runoff, hydrograph partitioning, glacier, geochemistry, field-flow fractionation, isotopes |
2015 | AK | Annual Base | Creating a 10,000-year record of lake level fluctuations at Quartz Lake, Interior Alaska | Federal: $19,994 Non-Federal: $10,097 | Matthew Wooller | Interior Alaska, lake level reconstruction, climate change, paleoclimate record, radiocarbon dating |
2015 | AL | Annual Base | Water Policy and Law in Alabama (Year Two) | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | Heather Elliott, Bill Andreen | Water Law (268), Water Rights (278), Law (140), Policy Analysis (180), Planning (175), Resource Planning (199), Institutional Relationships (124) |
2015 | AL | Annual Base | Identification of pollution sources on agricultural farms and evaluation of new fecal indicators for surface water quality monitoring | Federal: $19,856 Non-Federal: $39,045 | Luxin Wang, Eric Reutebuch | Agricultural land use, pollution loads, water quality, indicator microorganisms, Enterococcus |
2015 | AL | Annual Base | EVALUTATION OF THERMAL AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN STRESS TO FRESHWATER MUSSELS IN A SAFE HABOR / CRITICAL HABITAT REACH OF AN ALABAMA STREAM. | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | James Stoeckel | Conservation, Hydrobiology, Dams, Base Flow, Streams, Shellfish, Water Quality, Regulatory Permits |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Characterization of phosphorus stores in soils and sediments and the potential for phosphorus release to water, related to land use and landscape position within a watershed | Federal: $10,003 Non-Federal: $21,557 | Andrew Sharpley, Rosalind Dodd | Phosphorus, soils, nutrient management planning, legacy P, riparian buffer |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | REWARD: Rice Evapotranspiration and Water use in the Arkansas Delta | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Benjamin Runkle | rice |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Optical water quality dynamics during receding flow in five Northwest Arkansas recreational rivers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,440 | Jefferson Scott, Amie West | optical water quality, clarity, turbidity, receding flow, Ozark rivers, Northwest Arkansas |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Continuation of analysis for host-specific viruses in water samples collected from select 303(d) listed streams in the Illinois River Watershed | Federal: $5,618 Non-Federal: $12,253 | Kristen Gibson | indicator orgnanisms, microbial source tracking, coliphage |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Creating an annual hydroecological dataset in forested Ozark streams | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,013 | Michelle Evans-White, Douglas Leasure, Daniel Magoulick | stream metabolism, hydrology, land use |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Relationship between nutrients, macrograzers abundance (Central Stonerollers and Crayfish), and algae in Ozark Streams. | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Michelle Evans-White, Jefferson Scott | nutrients, macrograzers, central stoneroller, crayfish, algae, Ozark streams, nutrient criteria |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Elucidation of a Novel Reaction Pathway for N-Nitrosamine Formation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,204 | Julian Fairey | disinfection byproducts; N-nitrosamine |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Does environmental context mediate stream biological response to anthropogenic impacts? | Federal: $2,250 Non-Federal: $7,669 | Sally Entrekin | agriculture, energy extraction, macroinvertebrates |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Runoff Water Quality from Managed Grassland Amended with a Mixed Coal Combustion Byproduct | Federal: $24,320 Non-Federal: $49,860 | David Miller, Kristofor Brye, Erik Pollock | coal combustion byproducts, leaching, runoff, plant uptake |
2015 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center - Information Transfer | Federal: $2,645 Non-Federal: $5,416 | Brian Haggard, Erin Scott | Conference, social media, newsletter, electronic library |
2015 | AZ | Annual Base | Water Sources Over Time for a Semi-Arid River- Implications for Water Resources and Groundwater Modelling | Federal: $9,985 Non-Federal: $20,604 | Thomas Meixner, Steve Leavitt, Kiyomi Morino | Groundwater Surface Water Interaction, Paleohydrology, |
2015 | AZ | Annual Base | Impact of upgraded wastewater reclamation facilities on chemicals of emerging concern in the effluent-dependent Lower Santa Cruz River | Federal: $9,998 Non-Federal: $21,613 | David Quanrud, Shane Snyder | emerging contaminant, effluent-dependent stream |
2015 | AZ | Annual Base | Characterization of Uranium and Arsenic in Unregulated Water Sources on the Navajo and Hopi Reservations | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Jani Ingram | arsenic, uranium, unregulated wells |
2015 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $57,853 Non-Federal: $120,082 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden, Jean McLain | |
2015 | CA | Annual Base | Explaining Current and Future Trends in Adoption by California Municipalities and Counties of Policies Limiting or Banning High-Volume Hydraulic Fracturing | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $4,850 | Gwen Arnold | fracking |
2015 | CA | Annual Base | Characterizing the Impact of Salton Sea Water Management and Restoration Practices on Regional Air Quality | Federal: $14,074 Non-Federal: $6,470 | Roya Bahreini | Salton Sea, particulate matter |
2015 | CA | Annual Base | Monitoring tree survival and performance in street-side stormwater management facilities | Federal: $14,926 Non-Federal: $3,881 | Igor Lacan | stormwater facilities, trees, water treatment |
2015 | CA | Annual Base | Metagenomic Analysis of Groundwater Wells for Risk Assessment and Development of Intervention Strategies to Improve Water Efficacy | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $8,250 | Clarissa Noble | groundwater well, biofilm |
2015 | CA | Annual Base | Quantifying methylmercury loads from California rice fields | Federal: $13,580 Non-Federal: $3,531 | Bruce Linquist | rice, methylmercury, irrigation |
2015 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Environmental Justice Impacts and Social Learning of Integrated Regional Water Management Planning | Federal: $12,500 Non-Federal: $7,021 | Jonathon London | environmental justice, integrated regional water management |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $47,413 Non-Federal: $167,625 | Reagan Waskom | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Combined Influences of Hydrologic Connectivity and Nutrient Uptake on System-scale Retention | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Tim Covino | Watershed Science, Biogeochemistry, Nutrient Retention, Hydrologic Connectivity |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Temporal Consistency of Spatial Snowpack Properties | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Steven Fassnacht | Snow, Accumulation, Consistency |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Impact of Limited Irrigation on Health and Growth of Three Ornamental Grass Species | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | James Klett | Ornamental Grasses, Water Requirements, Plant Quality |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Identifying Differential Access in Water Allocation Mechanisms: Water Rights for Oil and Gas Development in Colorado | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Melinda Laituri | Oil and Gas, Water Governance, Water Rights |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Groundwater Recharge within the South Platte Basin | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | John McCray | Groundwater, recharge, modeling |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Floating Wetlands Systems: Managing Aquatic Plants as a Salt and Se Sequestration Strategy | Federal: $4,922 Non-Federal: $0 | Gigi Richard | Floating Wetlands, Se Sequestration, Water Quality |
2015 | CO | Annual Base | Nutrient Retention and Productivity in Rocky Mountain Streams Under Alternative Stable States | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Dana Winkelman | Large Wood Debris, Mountain Streams, Trout |
2015 | CT | Annual Base | Effects of Road Salts on Ephemeral Wetland Ecosystems | Federal: $11,025 Non-Federal: $22,781 | Ashley Helton, Tracy Rittenhouse | vernal pool; temporary pond; greenhouse gas; amphibian; mosquito; exurban land use |
2015 | CT | Annual Base | Real-time in situ monitoring nutrient fate and hypoxia occurrence in natural water sources | Federal: $21,343 Non-Federal: $50,038 | Baikun Li, Yu Lei | Real time in situ monitoring, surface water, sediment, eutrophication, hypoxia, microelectrode chip (MEC), |
2015 | CT | Annual Base | Mitigating Eurasian watermilfoil invasion success and ecosystem impact using native herbivores | Federal: $4,025 Non-Federal: $9,818 | LaTina Steele | Watermilfoil, Invasion Success, Herbivory, Chemical Defenses |
2015 | CT | Annual Base | Laboratory evaluation of materials to treat chloride in stormwater | Federal: $13,951 Non-Federal: $27,823 | Michael Dietz, John Clausen | water qualiy, chloride, deicing |
2015 | CT | Annual Base | Internally-Calibrated Passive Samplers for Water Quality Assessment of Pharmaceuticals and Other Organic Compounds of Wastewater Origin | Federal: $20,328 Non-Federal: $45,413 | Allison Mackay | Pharmaceuticals, Passive Sampler, Fate and Transport, Wastewater Effluent, |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | Evaluating Long-term water quantity and quality performance of Bioretention systems in Washington, DC using monitoring and modeling | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $23,870 | Arash Massoudieh, Arash Massoudieh | Bioretention |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | Does hydraulic fracturing pose a threat to DCs water supply? A field and modeling study. | Federal: $9,955 Non-Federal: $24,588 | Karen Knee | Hydraulic fracturing, metals, Potomac River, water quality, watershed |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | Evaluation of green roof effectiveness for nitrogen, phosphorus and suspended solid reduction in runoff from precipitation events | Federal: $9,993 Non-Federal: $24,604 | Stephen MacAvoy | green roof, nutrient adsorption, sediment reduction. |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | A Novel Water Treatment Solution Using Hybrid Mesoporous Materials Embedded with Metallic Oxide Nanoparticle | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $34,400 | Xueqing Song | Nanotechnology, Nanoparticles, Mesoporous Materials, Pollutnt Removal, Wastewater Treatment, Stormwater Management, Water Quality |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | Water Pollution Prevention and Removal Using Nanostructured Smart Fluid with Switchable Surfactants | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $34,400 | Jiajun Xu | Nanotechnology, Switchable Surfactants, Wastewater Treatment, Stormwater Management, Water Quality |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | Evaluating Impacts of Urban Water Ways on the Transportation Networks for the District of Columbia | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $19,600 | Yao Yu | Climate change, extreme event, transportation infrastructure, Vulnerability assessment, and Geographical Information Systems |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | Potomac River Stage Forecasting Using a Hybrid Particle Swarm Optimization and Evolutionary Algorithm (PSO-EA) Algorithm with LS-SVM | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $33,217 | Nian Zhang, Nian Zhang | Water Supply, Water Quantity Prediction, Time Series Prediction, Least Squares Support Vector Machine |
2015 | DC | Annual Base | Identifying Sources of Chlordane Contamination in Anacostia River Food Fish | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $34,400 | Harriette Phelps | Chlordane, Anacostia River, Fish |
2015 | DE | Annual Base | State Water Resources Research Institute Program, Delaware Water Resources Center, Annual Proposal for Fiscal Year 2015 | Federal: $86,151 Non-Federal: $182,544 | Gerald Kauffman | Watershed, Water Quality, Hydrology, Aquatic Ecology, Water Policy |
2015 | DE | Annual Base | DWRC Information Transfer | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Gerald Kauffman, Maria Pautler | Information transfer, knowledge dissemination, outreach and public education |
2015 | DE | Annual Base | UD WATER | Federal: $5,184 Non-Federal: $3,155 | Gerald Kauffman, Maria Pautler | Ecological approaches to stormwater management, internship training, education and outreach |
2015 | FL | Annual Base | Transport and loss of nitrogen within the Upper Floridan Aquifer in the Silver Springs springshed | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $34,320 | James Jawitz | denitrification, solute flux, groundwater age |
2015 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $28,566 Non-Federal: $18,783 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2015 | GA | Annual Base | Water supply and its potential impact on economic development along the Macon-Hawkinsville reach of the Ocmulgee River | Federal: $17,250 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Ernest Tollner, Abhyuday Mandal, Todd Rasmussen | Environmental Flow, Water Management, Economic Development, Ocmulgee River |
2015 | GA | Annual Base | Market-based approaches to resolve water conflicts in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin | Federal: $17,250 Non-Federal: $35,769 | Laurie Fowler | transboundary water management, market-based instruments, water conflicts, drought |
2015 | GA | Annual Base | Overland flow-sourced water quality impairment and targeted restoration of natural flow regimes in Proctor Creek, Atlanta, GA | Federal: $17,250 Non-Federal: $36,012 | Katie Price, Daniel Deocampo | brownfields, remediation, environmental flows, urbanization, trace metals |
2015 | GA | Annual Base | The 2015 Biennial Georgia Water Resources Conference | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Robin McDowell, Todd Rasmussen | Georgia, water resources, conference |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Workshop Series on Guam Groundwater Resources | Federal: $14,836 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Nathan Habana | Groundwater education |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Exploring the natural limits of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer: A step toward optimum sustainable management, Phase 2implementation of a numerical model | Federal: $22,429 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Nathan Habana, Mark Lander | Groundwater availability, Groundwater quality |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Impact of Multiple Mercury Sources on Edible Quality of Fish from American Memorial Park Nearshore Waters, Saipan, CNMI | Federal: $38,568 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Monitoring, Fish, Sediments, Mercury, Saipan Lagoon, Micronesia |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | REVIEW OF HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS METHODS AND ADVANCED MODELING TECHNIQUES USING THE EPANET WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MODEL | Federal: $24,126 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz, Brian Bearden, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Hydraulic training, Water distribution system, hydraulic modeling |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Augmented Saipan daily rainfall measurements to inform a study of well head and well salinity variations | Federal: $17,053 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander | Rainfall distribution, rain rates, daily and hourly extreme values, groundwater recharge, well head response, and well chloride levels |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Impacts of Land Cover Change on Groundwater Quality in Saipan | Federal: $24,077 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, Brian Bearden, Derek Chambers | Land cover change, GIS, human activities, impacts, groundwater quality |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Continuation and expansion of data collection for sewage treatment pilot study on Yap with addition of a composting pilot test for reuse of waste sludge | Federal: $27,483 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse | Wastewater, Sewage, Sludge, Treatment, Reuse, Sustainability |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Water System Leak detection Training for Yap State Public Services Corporation (YSPSC) | Federal: $19,958 Non-Federal: $0 | Charles Falmeyog, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Resources, Training, Education, Operations and Maintenance |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Sustainable Conjunctive use of Groundwater and Rain Catchment Water under Variable Climatic Scenarios for Atoll Island Communities of Yap State: Ifalik, Eauripik, Satawal, Ulithi | Federal: $15,446 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Enhance the network of community-based engagement for Watershed Forest Reserve to conserve and protect our fresh waters ecosystems in Pohnpei, Federated States Micronesia-FSM | Federal: $18,069 Non-Federal: $0 | Joseph Eugene, Francisca Obispo | Community-based management, watershed Forest Reserve, Water quality, Community Conservation Officers |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Second Conference on Water Resource Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Information Dissemination, Tropical Islands Water Resources, Climate |
2015 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $26,058 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2015 | HI | Annual Base | A Novel Approach for Estimation of Evapotranspiration | Federal: $33,462 Non-Federal: $61,116 | Sayed Bateni | ET, Data Assimilation |
2015 | HI | Annual Base | Toward an understanding of residential water conservation behaviors on Oahu | Federal: $30,824 Non-Federal: $64,769 | Daniele Spirandelli, Kimberly Burnett, Michael Roberts | |
2015 | HI | Annual Base | Numerical simulation of cold intermediate depth seawater circulation through the Keauhou aquifer in North Kona, Hawaii | Federal: $20,344 Non-Federal: $41,596 | Craig Glenn | Hawaii Groundwater, SEAWAT, seawater circulation |
2015 | HI | Annual Base | Second Conference on Water Resource Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $830 | Aly El-Kadi | |
2015 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer 2015 | Federal: $29,605 Non-Federal: $24,640 | Richard Cruse, Melissa Miller | |
2015 | ID | Annual Base | Linking Agronomic Soil-P with Water Quality in Palouse Cropping Systems | Federal: $29,916 Non-Federal: $62,003 | Daniel Strawn, Erin Brooks | Phosphorous, Dryland Farming, Soil Processes, Watershed |
2015 | ID | Annual Base | Characterization and Analysis of Urban Storm Water Quantity and Quality | Federal: $10,014 Non-Federal: $18,537 | Jan Boll | Urban, Storm-water, Dry-weather, Wet-weather, monitoring, Critical Source Area |
2015 | ID | Annual Base | The economics of flood risk management on the Columbia River and the Columbia River Treaty | Federal: $15,003 Non-Federal: $30,145 | Barbara Cosens | Flood Risk Management, Floodplain Restoration, Reservoir Operations, Transboundary Negotiations |
2015 | ID | Annual Base | A study of social network among stakeholders in the South Fork Coeur d'Alene subbasin watershed | Federal: $15,016 Non-Federal: $29,191 | Manoj Shrestha | Inter-organizational interaction, social networks, watershed governance |
2015 | ID | Annual Base | Idaho Outreach and Engagement Project FY2015 | Federal: $37,399 Non-Federal: $42,762 | John Tracy | Outreach, Engagement |
2015 | IL | Annual Base | Effects of structural rehabilitation on nutrient retention and uptake, community assemblages, and functional morphology of biotic communities in a small Midwestern stream | Federal: $9,977 Non-Federal: $20,754 | Anabela Maia, Anabela Maia | instream rehabilitation, restroation, nutrient retention, fish communities, macroinvertebrate communities |
2015 | IL | Annual Base | Effect of dams on the genetic structure of fish assemblages in the Vermillion River | Federal: $8,518 Non-Federal: $21,128 | Robert Colombo, Devon Keeney, Shannon Smith | dams, river connectivity, population genetics, biotic assemblages, community structure, habitat change |
2015 | IL | Annual Base | Making up for losses: A critical analysis of Section 404 compensatory stream mitigation banking in Illinois | Federal: $5,591 Non-Federal: $11,182 | Bruce Rhoads, Thomas Bassett, Jeffery Matthews, Alex Peimer | ecological off-sets, payments for ecosystem services, Section 404 compensatory stream mitigation, fluvial geomorphology, political ecology |
2015 | IL | Annual Base | Modeling and prediction of watershed-scale dynamics of consumptive water reuse for power plant cooling | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Ashlynn Stillwell, Zachary Barker | hydrology, power plants, streamflow, watershed managment |
2015 | IL | Annual Base | Transfering Water Resources Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $44,249 Non-Federal: $81,923 | Lisa Merrifield, Eliana Brown | Outreach |
2015 | IN | Annual Base | The Impact of Cleaning Out Agricultural Sprayers and Tender Trucks on Water QualityRemoving Herbicide Residues from Tank to Tip | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $48,469 | Fred Whitford | water, pesticides, tank cleanout, crop damage |
2015 | IN | Annual Base | Water Quality improvement demonstration effort | Federal: $12,002 Non-Federal: $11,515 | Ronald Turco | Tile Water, Drainage Water, Antibiotic Resistance Nitrate Removal |
2015 | IN | Annual Base | What Is the Source of Baseflow in the Wabash River Watershed? | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,020 | Marty Frisbee, Indrajeet Chaubey | groundwater/surface-water interactions, baseflow, geochemistry, environmental tracer, radon-222, tile-drainage, source partitioning |
2015 | IN | Annual Base | Abundance and effects of pharmaceuticals on game fish in central Indiana | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Melody Bernot | contaminants, nonpoint pollution, streams, toxicology |
2015 | IN | Annual Base | Developing a predictive model for algae-bacterial associations in the Wabash River Watershed | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,451 | Kevin Wyatt | Water Quality, Algae, Watershed protection, Cladophora, public-health |
2015 | IN | Annual Base | Transport and Transformation of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Carbon in Intermittent Streams | Federal: $14,998 Non-Federal: $30,020 | Adam Ward, Todd Royer | Nutrient management, water quality, riparian hydrology, nitrogen, carbon |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Sinkhole probability mapping: Integrating human impacts and natural processes in conjunction with LiDAR to predict karst subsidence | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,050 | Junfeng Zhu | sinkhole, geologic factors, urban development, risk assessment |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Long term effects of forestry best management practices on hydrology and water chemistry in three Appalachian headwater catchments | Federal: $2,550 Non-Federal: $5,433 | Carmen Agouridis | watershed hydrology, best management practices, tree harvestug |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Geospatial evaluation of sewer gas to indoor air pathways relevant for vapor intrusion | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,008 | Kelly Pennell | GIS, I&I, hazoardous waste sites, VOC |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Toward rapid detection of Phytophthora cinnamomi and P. ramorum in Appalachian streams | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,408 | Chris Barton | PCR, oospores, rapid assessment |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Investigation of source, fate, and transport of sediments in a karst dominated watershed | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | James Fox | erosion, water resources, agriculture, urban, environment |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Controlled drainage in western Kentucky: Mitigating water stress and reducing nutrient loss to surface waters in grain crop production | Federal: $4,992 Non-Federal: $11,049 | Carrie Knott, Ole Wendroth | drain tile, BMP, artificial drainage |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Examinng the impacts of valley fills on stream water quality and amphibian and macroinvertebrate communities in southeastern Kentucky | Federal: $3,646 Non-Federal: $7,297 | Stephen Richter | mountaintop removal, salamanders, mining, aquatic ecosystems |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Relationships between water quality and the fish community in Kentucky Lake | Federal: $4,614 Non-Federal: $9,404 | Timothy Spier | light penetration, juvenile fish, trawl |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Measuring water quality and subsurface restoration effects along Obion Creek floodplain, western Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Gary Stinchcomb | riparian zone, nutrient dynamics, soil-water quality |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | Investigating karst hydrology influences on harmful algal blooms in two Kentucky lakes | Federal: $4,964 Non-Federal: $9,929 | Jason Polk | nutrient inputs, fecal coliform bacteria, eutrophication |
2015 | KY | Annual Base | 2015 Kentucky informaton transfer project | Federal: $43,169 Non-Federal: $88,374 | Lindell Ormsbee | symposium, internet, www, newsletter, water quality database |
2015 | LA | Annual Base | Long-Term Groundwater Recharge Projection of Southeastern Louisiana and Southwestern Mississippi Under Climate Change | Federal: $19,680 Non-Federal: $39,503 | Frank Tsai | Hydrologic Modelling, groundwater recharge, water budget and climate change |
2015 | LA | Annual Base | Atmospheric deposition of nitrogen and sulfur to Louisiana water bodies | Federal: $19,680 Non-Federal: $39,503 | Hongliang Zhang, Hongliang Zhang | deposition, source apportionment, modeling |
2015 | LA | Annual Base | Development of watershed-based dynamic total maximum daily load for dissolved oxygen in loiwer Bayou Macon | Federal: $19,850 Non-Federal: $39,893 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | dissolved oxygen, dynamic total maximum daily load, watershed |
2015 | MA | Annual Base | Enhancing the Flux of Ultrafiltration Membranes using Nanofibers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,050 | Jessica Schiffman | Ultrafiltration, Membrane, Water Quality |
2015 | MA | Annual Base | Microbial attenuation of non-point source pharmaceutical and personal care products pollution from antiquated septic systems in coastal communities | Federal: $29,971 Non-Federal: $60,008 | C. Butler, Kaoru Ikuma | |
2015 | MA | Annual Base | Influence of nutrients on Microcystis blooms in the Charles River watershed | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Pia Moisander | Harmful algal blooms, Cyanobacteria, Microcystis, Nitrogen, Phosphorus |
2015 | MA | Annual Base | Removal of Water-borne Pathogens and Heavy Metals Using Novel Biogranules | Federal: $13,500 Non-Federal: $27,063 | Chul Park, Yasu Morita | Pathogens, Heavy metals, Wastewater, Biogranule, Microalgae |
2015 | MA | Annual Base | Massachusetts Water Watch Partnership web site redesign | Federal: $4,744 Non-Federal: $10,374 | Jerry Schoen | Citizen Science, methods, SOPs, Web |
2015 | MA | Annual Base | 2015 Workshop Series | Federal: $17,074 Non-Federal: $33,871 | Paula Rees, Anita Milman, David Reckhow, Eve Vogel | Symposium, water governance, water resources |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | The Fate of Emerging Contaminants in Poultry Litter Digestion | Federal: $34,970 Non-Federal: $70,549 | Stephanie Lansing, Stephanie Yarwood, Lance Yonkos | Antibiotics, Hormones, Biogas, Anaerobic Digestion, Biological and Microbial Assays |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | Water balance of a green roof integrated with a constructed wetland and rain garden for urban water management | Federal: $24,744 Non-Federal: $50,110 | David Tilley | green roofs, living architecture, integrated technology |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | Potential use of duckweed (Lemna minor) in bioremediation of rare earth element-containing effluents | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $7,436 | Johan Schijf, Edward Landa | Lemna, duckweed, rare earth element, effluent, phytoremediation |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Water Symposium 2015 | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $1,584 | Kaye Brubaker | Maryland, water resources, symposium, conference |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | Retrospective Analysis of Nutrient and Sediment Loadings and Trends in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Kaye Brubaker, William Ball | WRTDS, trend, nutrient loads, sediment loads, Chesapeake Bay |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | Chironomus riparius: A Tool for Studying Ecological Effects of “Inert” Safeners (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,026 | Kaye Brubaker, Susan Gresens | Chironomus, ecotoxicology, sediment, herbicide, safener |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | Assessing hydrogeomorphological constraints on water quality functions of forested riparian buffers in Western Maryland (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,337 | Kaye Brubaker, Keith Eshleman | Riparian buffers, riparian forest buffers, Chesapeake Bay, Western Maryland |
2015 | MD | Annual Base | Storm Water Runoff and Water Quality Modeling in Urban Maryland (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Kaye Brubaker, Barton Forman | LID, infiltration basin, storm water treatment, SWMM |
2015 | ME | Annual Base | Plankton N cycling and detection of cyanobacterial blooms across a gradient of lake trophic state | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $49,668 | Denise Bruesewitz, Peter Countway, D King | water quality monitoring, water chemistry, toxic substances, isotopes, nitrogen, nutrients, lakes |
2015 | ME | Annual Base | Toward a more efficient UV disinfection system: The development of a TiO2-based photocatalyst to enhance the degradation of taste and odor compounds in drinking water | Federal: $28,930 Non-Federal: $60,535 | Aria Amirbahman, John Peckenham | Organic Compounds, Oxidation, Pollution Control, Water Quality, Water Treatment |
2015 | ME | Annual Base | Water budget, groundwater exchange and hydrologic variability of central Maine | Federal: $16,182 Non-Federal: $30,554 | Andrew Reeve, Aram Calhoun, Krista Capps | vernal pools, groundwater interaction with surface water, water budget |
2015 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $19,827 Non-Federal: $30,154 | John Peckenham | Outreach, Education, K-12, STEM |
2015 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $34,369 Non-Federal: $68,283 | Jon Bartholic | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality; Water Use; DSS |
2015 | MI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer Training, Dissemination and Program Development | Federal: $27,973 Non-Federal: $56,296 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Great Lakes, Watershed Management; Climate Variability; Invasive Species; Inland Lakes; Lake and Stream Leadership; Interactive Web-based Systems |
2015 | MI | Annual Base | Microbial Water Pollution Source Characterization and Quantification at Sloan Creek | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,097 | Irene Xagoraraki, Ruth Kline-Robach | E-coli, bacteroides, microbial pollution source tracking, human-farm animal-wildlife pollution genetic markers |
2015 | MI | Annual Base | Integration of Additional Models into the Development of an Optimization Decision Model (ODM) for Strategically Allocating Resources and Conservation Practices to Benefit Multiple Ecological and Socioeconomic Endpoints | Federal: $19,993 Non-Federal: $39,996 | Jon Bartholic, Vicki Anderson, James Duncan, Glenn O'Neil | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality; Water Use; DSS |
2015 | MN | Annual Base | Hydrogeochemical modeling of groundwater controls on sulfate and wild rice in streams | Federal: $29,592 Non-Federal: $59,588 | GeneHua Ng, Amy Myrbo | sulfate, wild rice, sulfide, iron, groundwater-surface water interactions |
2015 | MN | Annual Base | Invasive mussel shells and biogeochemistry of Minnesota lakes | Federal: $15,409 Non-Federal: $30,817 | Ted Ozersky | dreissenid mussels, nutrients, water quality model, alkalinity, invasive species |
2015 | MN | Annual Base | Improving the (Bio)fouling and Mechanical Resistance of Ultrafiltration Membranes for Drinking Water Production | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | [ENCODING ERROR] | ultrafiltration, biofilm, fouling, membrane processes |
2015 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $42,352 Non-Federal: $82,394 | Baolin Deng | Technology Transfer, Information Transfer, Website, Newsletter, Publications |
2015 | MO | Annual Base | Removal of NOMs by Advanced Thin Film Composite Membranes for the Control of Disinfection Byproducts | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $45,229 | Zhiqiang Hu | mixed matrix membranes, NOMs, source water, polyamide, polysulfone, nanoparticles, water permeability, DBPs, THMs, HAAs, MMM, NDMA, membrane-based nanofiltration, reverse osmosis, hyrophilicity, silica nanoparticles, membrane performance |
2015 | MS | Annual Base | Water Quality in Bangs Lake: effects of recurrent phosphate spills to a coastal estuary: Year 2 | Federal: $21,964 Non-Federal: $51,012 | Kevin Dillon | Water quality, contaminant transport mechanisms, sedimentation, water quality management |
2015 | MS | Annual Base | Influence of wetland plant community types on water quality improvement in natural and restored wetlands of the Mississippi Delta | Federal: $21,282 Non-Federal: $42,577 | Gary Ervin | Wetlands, Water Quality, Watershed Management |
2015 | MS | Annual Base | Towards an understanding of surface and groundwater exchange within tailwater recovery systems | Federal: $9,628 Non-Federal: $19,421 | Eric Dibble, Beth Baker, Joby Czarnecki | Groundwater |
2015 | MT | Annual Base | Assessing the capacity of natural infrastructure to increase water storage, reduce vulnerability to floods, and enhance resiliency to climate change | Federal: $14,886 Non-Federal: $29,774 | Jamie McEvoy | Natural Water Storage, Natural Infrastructure, Climate Change Resiliency, Floodplain Management, Participatory Research, Musselshell River Basin |
2015 | MT | Annual Base | Nitrifying wastewater biofilms and the influence of emerging contaminants | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $51,418 | Ellen Lauchnor, Ellen Lauchnor | Wastewater, nitrification, biofilm, aromatic hydrocarbons, biological nitrogen removal |
2015 | MT | Annual Base | Designing scenarios for hydrologic resilience in the Upper Missouri Headwaters with integrated ecosystem models | Federal: $6,207 Non-Federal: $48,535 | Benjamin Poulter, Benjamin Poulter, Benjamin Poulter | vegetation models; graph theory; climate change; land-use change; management; adaptation; vulnerability; stakeholders; policy; high-performance computing |
2015 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Climatic and geomorphologic influences on soil development and transport in the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountains, Montana, USA | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Sarah Benjaram, Sarah Benjaram | geomorphology, climate, sediment transport |
2015 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Sediment routing in steep mountain streams to understand hillslope-channel connectivity | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Michael Jahnke, Michael Jahnke | sediment transport, geomorphology, connectivity |
2015 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Environmental DNA to evaluate individual variation in rainbow trout spawning date | Federal: $909 Non-Federal: $400 | Taylor Wilcox | environmental DNA, genetics, ecology, rainbow trout |
2015 | NC | Annual Base | Heavy metal anaysis, gene proxies, and stable isotoope tracers of coal ash contamination in the Dan River food web | Federal: $19,619 Non-Federal: $35,954 | Anne Hershey, Parke Rublee, Martin Tsz-Ki Tsui | Dan River, Coal ash, Mercury(Hg), Sulfur (S), Heavy metals, Stable isotope tracers, Gene proxies, Bioaccumulation, Food web |
2015 | NC | Annual Base | Legacy impacts of coal combustion residues on freshwater ecosystems in North Carolina | Federal: $9,305 Non-Federal: $83,803 | Richard Di Giulio, Emily Bernhardt, Jessica Brandt, Heileen Hsu-Kim, Avner Vengosh | Coal combustion residues (CCRs), aquatic toxicology, selenium, trace metals, trace metal isotopes |
2015 | NC | Annual Base | Coal ash constituents at the base of aquatic food webs: Processes affecting bioaccumulation and trophic transfer of arsenic | Federal: $21,192 Non-Federal: $64,913 | David Buchwalter, Dean Hesterberg | Arsenic, bioavailability, food web, speciation, toxicity |
2015 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Informaiton Transfer Program | Federal: $2,270 Non-Federal: $0 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2015 | NC | Annual Base | Advection and beyond: Effects of river flow on toxigenic cyanobacterial (Microcystis spp.) bloom dynamics in tidal-fresh estuarine zones | Federal: $183,101 Non-Federal: $252,167 | Hans Paerl | |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Contribution of Soluble Microbial Products on Dissolved Organic Nitrogen and its Biodegradability in Wastewater Effluent | Federal: $8,292 Non-Federal: $16,583 | Halis Simsek | Dissolved Organic Nitrogen, Wastewater Effluent, Microbial Products, Biological Wastewater treatment |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Use of Mixers in Water Towers to Prevent Ice Formation and Improve Water Quality | Federal: $4,800 Non-Federal: $9,600 | Wei Lin | Water Tanks, Mixing, Ice formation, Water quality in water supply |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluation of Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems Sand Filters and Biological Treatment on Indian Reservations | Federal: $4,800 Non-Federal: $9,600 | Wei Lin | Septic tanks, Indian Reservations, Sand filters, Biological treatment |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Glutaraldehyde Removal from Flowback and Produced Water Using Photolysis | Federal: $6,132 Non-Federal: $12,265 | Khan Eakalak, Sivaguru Jayaraman | Glutaraldehyde, Flowback water, Hydraulic Fracturing, Photolysis |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Biopolymers for Phosphate Removal from Eutrophic Lakes | Federal: $12,608 Non-Federal: $25,217 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Phosphate removal, Eutrophic Lakes, Biopolymers |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | A Study of the Spatial and Temporal Characteristics of Drought and its Impact in | Federal: $11,608 Non-Federal: $23,217 | G. Padmanabhan | Drought, Drought indices, Drought impact, Agriculture Yield |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Injectable Nanoparticle-based Permeable Reactive Barriers for Groundwater Contaminant Remediation | Federal: $4,800 Non-Federal: $9,600 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Permeable reactve barriers, Groundwater remediation, Nanoparticles |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Quantifying Soluble Salt Removal from Subsurface Tile-Drain Agricultural Fields | Federal: $4,800 Non-Federal: $9,600 | Francis Casey, Abbey Wick | Salt removal, Tile drains, Agricultural drainage |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluation of Bioavailable Dissolved Organic Nitrogen Using Various Algal Species | Federal: $4,002 Non-Federal: $8,004 | Halis Simsek | Dissolved organic nitrogen, Algae, Bioavailability |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | The Role of Algal Species on Phosphorus Bioavailability | Federal: $8,292 Non-Federal: $16,583 | Khan Eakalak | Phosphorus, Bioavailability, Algae |
2015 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $11,011 Non-Federal: $22,022 | Khan Eakalak | Information dissemination, communication, website, newsletter, Annual seminar |
2015 | NE | Annual Base | Design of Multi-Scale Soil Moisture Monitoring Networks in Agricultural Systems Using Hydrogeophysics | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,001 | Trenton Franz | hydrogeophysics |
2015 | NE | Annual Base | Development of Smart Alginate Hybrid Beads for Eco-Friendly Water Treatment | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,779 | Jaehong Shim, Patrick Shea | water quality, pollutants, contaminant removal, mitigation, remediation, composite reactive beads |
2015 | NE | Annual Base | Climate Variability and a Decision Support Tool for Optimizing Yields with Limited Water Available for Irrigation | Federal: $16,499 Non-Federal: $56,731 | Jane Okalebo, Kenneth Hubbard | evapotranspiration, irrigation scheduling, sensitive coefficients, corn |
2015 | NE | Annual Base | Fate of Manure-Borne Antimicrobials Monensin, Lincomycin, and Sulfamethazine and Potential Effects to Nitrogen Transformation in Soil | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,232 | Daniel Snow, Matteo DAlessio | antibiotics, biogeochemistry, nutrients |
2015 | NH | Annual Base | Improved Ecosystem Indicator Tools for Water Quality Management – Genomic Analysis of Periphyton to Identify Stressors | Federal: $12,040 Non-Federal: $24,079 | Alison Watts, WKelley Thomas | Algae, monitoring, adaptive management, genomics |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessing the partitioning and treatment of microbial agents during wet weather flow | Federal: $19,998 Non-Federal: $58,060 | Nicole Fahrenfeld, Nicole Fahrenfeld | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Knowledge and action on nonpoint pollution: a professional development program for educators | Federal: $10,068 Non-Federal: $26,873 | Roberta Hunter | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Investigation into the hydrologic benefits of soil compaction management | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $24,269 | Steven Yergeau, Louise Wootton | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Establishing bioremediation options for dioxins and furans for the heavily contaminated sediments of the Passaic River, New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Haider AlMnehlawi, Donna E. Fennell | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | The biodegradation of pharmaceuticals in anaerobic wastewater digestate | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Julia Campbell, Lily Young | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessment of seasonal variations and viability of antibiotic resistant genes from hospital point sources to surface waters of New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $16,193 | Alessia Eramo, Nicole Fahrenfeld | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Perflourinated compounds (PFOS, PFOA, PFNA) exposure in laboratory zebrafish and field-caught small mouth bass produce different toxicology profiles based on morphometric, gene expression, and behavioral endpoints | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Carrie Greenfield, Keith Cooper | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Suspended particulate toxicity: an emerging area of concern for physiochemical exposures to fish and other aquatic organisms | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Daniel Millemann, Keith Cooper | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Developing a green technology to remove phosphate and pharmaceuticals from wastewater effluents | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,315 | Saumik Panja, Yang Deng, Dibyendu Sarkar | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Effects of hard clam (Mercenaria mercenaria) grow-out operations on benthic communities in Barnegat Bay, NJ | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,162 | Rebecca Shell, Robert Prezant | |
2015 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of novel membranes for reuse of brackish water and sea water desalination via membrane distillation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Smruti Ragunath, Somenath Mitra | |
2015 | NM | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $19,898 Non-Federal: $38,757 | Cathy Ortega Klett | Water Resources Education, Information Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2015 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information Systems for Water Resources Research Planning | Federal: $11,174 Non-Federal: $5,140 | Alexander Fernald | |
2015 | NM | Annual Base | Arsenic Removal from Water by Porous Polymers | Federal: $20,547 Non-Federal: $41,095 | Reza Foudazi | Arsenic contamination, absorption methods, porous monolith |
2015 | NM | Annual Base | Understanding the Costs of Arid Inland Communities | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Caroline Scruggs | water scarcity, planned potable resuse, sustainable resource management, arid communities, water treatment costs |
2015 | NV | Annual Base | Greenpower-Empowering Nevada | Federal: $10,451 Non-Federal: $20,735 | Amelia Gulling | greenbox, water, education |
2015 | NV | Annual Base | Impact of Climate Change on Low-probability, High-risk Flooding Events in the Southwestern United States | Federal: $27,464 Non-Federal: $55,874 | Li Chen | |
2015 | NV | Annual Base | Testing the Mortality and Settlement of Quagga Mussel Veliger Under Various Chemical Treatments | Federal: $23,648 Non-Federal: $48,223 | Kumud Acharya | Lake Mead, Invasive Species, Quagga Mussels, Water Quality, Containment |
2015 | NV | Annual Base | Geologic and Seismic Effects of Large Scale Groundwater Withdrawal from Northeastern Nevada Basins | Federal: $23,965 Non-Federal: $47,890 | Rina Schumer | groundwater withdrawal, slip rates, seismicity |
2015 | NY | Annual Base | Environmental Research | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $1,650 | Susan Riha, Brian Rahm | |
2015 | NY | Annual Base | Denitrifying Bioreactors Reduction of Agricultural Nitrogen Pollution at the Watershed Scale | Federal: $9,963 Non-Federal: $0 | Larry Geohring | Denitrifying Bioreactor; Nitrogen; Edge-of-field BMP; Watershed nutrient management |
2015 | NY | Annual Base | Emerging Organic Pollutants: From College Campuses to Cayuga Lake | Federal: $19,813 Non-Federal: $66,854 | Susan AllenGill, Jose Lozano | Emerging pollutants; pharmaceuticals; endocrine disruption |
2015 | NY | Annual Base | Western New York Watershed Network | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $44,097 | Chris Lowry | Water Quality; Stream Discharge; Western New York; Lake Eire |
2015 | NY | Annual Base | Population and DPS Origin of Subadult Atlantic Sturgeon in the Hudson River | Federal: $18,980 Non-Federal: $41,455 | Isaac Wirgin | Atlantic sturgeon; Migration; Subadults; DNA analyses; Population-DPS origin |
2015 | OH | Annual Base | Soil development on coal mine tailings; impact on trace metal sources and mobility to acid mine drainage | Federal: $20,072 Non-Federal: $20,072 | David Singer | trace metals; coal mine tailings, shale, acid mine drainage |
2015 | OH | Annual Base | Policy Tools for Reducing Nutrient Loads and Combating Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in Lake Erie: An Inventory and Assessment | Federal: $24,455 Non-Federal: $24,455 | John Hoornbeek | Policy, HABs, Lake Erie, Nutrients |
2015 | OH | Annual Base | Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Non-Point Source Pollution | Federal: $35,217 Non-Federal: $35,416 | Gajan Sivandran | Downscaling, Global climate models, critical source areas |
2015 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $9,203 Non-Federal: $17,585 | Garey Fox | |
2015 | OK | Annual Base | Quantifying Streambank Erosion and Phosphorus Load for Watershed Assessment and Planning | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Daniel Storm | Streambank erosion, phosphorus, SWAT, modeling |
2015 | OK | Annual Base | Optimizing the Economic Value of Water from the Ogallala Aquifer used for Irrigation | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Jason Warren, Jody Campiche, Rodney Jones, Arthur Stoecker | Subsurface Drip, wheat, corn, sorghum, economics |
2015 | OK | Annual Base | Threats to the Lugert-Altus Irrigation District: Untangling the Effects of Drought, Land Use Change, and Groundwater Development | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Tyson Ochsner, Erik Kruger, Yohannes Yimam | Streamflow, land use change, groundwater development, drought |
2015 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $52,842 Non-Federal: $185,601 | Todd Jarvis | Film Series, Humanitarian Engineering, Water Resources Seminars |
2015 | PA | Annual Base | Building Capacity to Assess Harmful Algal Blooms in Surface Waters of Pennsylvania | Federal: $17,900 Non-Federal: $35,800 | Bryan Swistock | harmful algal blooms, water education |
2015 | PA | Annual Base | Determining How Fish Populations Cope with Rapid Environmental Fluctuation: A Case Study in Pennsylvania Streams | Federal: $17,950 Non-Federal: $35,759 | Victoria Braithwaite | Climate change, Plasticity, Conservation, Fish |
2015 | PA | Annual Base | Assessment of Shale Gas Contaminants in Sediment Profiles of the Conemaugh River Lake | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $35,229 | William Burgos, Pat Drohan | shale gas wastewater, sediment cores, radioactivity, radium, lakes |
2015 | PA | Annual Base | Passive Co-Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage and Municipal Wastewater: A Novel Solution to Protect and Restore Water Quality | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $68,030 | William Strosnider | Acid Mine Drainage, Municipal Wastewater, Co-Treatment, Passive Treatment, Applied Geochemistry |
2015 | PA | Annual Base | Pennsylvania Water Resources Research Center Education & Outreach Program | Federal: $11,228 Non-Federal: $8,683 | Elizabeth Boyer | water, education, STEM, conferences, symposia |
2015 | PR | Annual Base | Development and evaluation of a hybrid multimedia-filter prototype (HMP) for the degradation of natural organic matter (NOM) and bacteriological control from raw waters. | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,469 | Pedro Tarafa, OMarcelo Suarez | photodegradation, biosand filter, titanium oxide, pathogens, trihalomethanes, recycled glass |
2015 | PR | Annual Base | Mapping Field-Scale Soil Moisture Using Ground-Based L-Band Passive Microwave Observations in Western Puerto Rico | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,469 | Jonathan MunozBarreto, Tarendra Lakhankar, Xiwu Zhan | Soil Moisture, Microwave Radiometer, Remote Sensing |
2015 | PR | Annual Base | Second Conference on Water Resource Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Jorge Rivera-Santos, Walter Silva | |
2015 | RI | Annual Base | Common Pool Resources and Water Quality Experiments | Federal: $19,581 Non-Federal: $39,230 | Todd Guilfoos | Experiments, Common Pool Resources, Water Resources, Cooperation |
2015 | RI | Annual Base | Improving Methods to Assess Liquefaction Potential of Embankment Dams in the Northeast Region | Federal: $19,076 Non-Federal: $39,384 | Aaron Bradshaw | Embankment Dam, Liquefaction |
2015 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Drinking Water in Rhode Island | Federal: $8,565 Non-Federal: $16,604 | Christopher Hunter | Clean Water; |
2015 | SC | Annual Base | A Premilinary Investigation into the Ecology, Hydrodynamics, and Limnological Parameters of Oxbow Lakes in the Middle and Lower Savannah River Basin | Federal: $26,097 Non-Federal: $53,730 | John Hains | Groundwater, Surface Water, Oxbows, Fish Habitat, Ecosystem Flows, Resevoir Water Management |
2015 | SC | Annual Base | Effect of Climate and Land Use Change on Water Availability for the Savannah River Basin | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $48,000 | Ashok Mishra | Water Availibility, Climate Change, Critical Basin, Transboundary Issues |
2015 | SD | Annual Base | Nutrient Removal from Agricultural Subsurface Drainage Using Denitrification 1 Bioreactors and Phosphate Adsorbents (Year 2) | Federal: $22,563 Non-Federal: $45,126 | Guanghui Hua, Christopher Hay, Christopher Schmit | Subsurface Drainage, Nitrate, Phosphate, Denitrification, Adsorption |
2015 | SD | Annual Base | Controlling Harmful Algal Blooms in Eutrophic Lakes by Combined Phosphorus Precipitation and Sediment Capping | Federal: $21,370 Non-Federal: $42,740 | Kyungnan Min, Guanghui Hua | Algal Blooms, Phosphorus Precipitation, Sediment Capping |
2015 | SD | Annual Base | Establishing Gene Fingerprints of Pathogenic Bacteria Along Selected Reaches of Rapid Creek | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Linda DeVeaux, Lisa Kunza | Fecal Coliforms; pathogenic bacteria; shiga toxin |
2015 | SD | Annual Base | South Dakota Water Resources Institute FY2015 Information Transfer Program | Federal: $16,950 Non-Federal: $33,900 | Van Kelley, Kevin Dalsted | Outreach, Service, Communication, Interaction, Information. |
2015 | TN | Annual Base | Measuring evapotranspiration and soil moisture to close the hydrologic budget under different land-uses in Tennessee | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,440 | Thanos Papanicolaou, Christopher Wilson | Evapotranspiration, Soil Moisture, Water Quantity, Land Use/ Land Cover; Water Budget |
2015 | TN | Annual Base | Evaluating Environmental and Biological Impacts of Acid Runoff from Pyrite-Bearing Rock Formations | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,094 | William Sutton, DeEtra Young | Non-Point Pollution, Acid-Rock Drainage, Monitoring, Amphibians, Salamanders, First-flush |
2015 | TN | Annual Base | Characterizing Stream Sediment Source Potentials in Small Urbanizing Watershed | Federal: $17,195 Non-Federal: $34,744 | John Schwartz | Channel hydraulic resistance; Geomorphic field assessments; Urbanization; Hydromodification; Stormwater management; Urban stream restoration |
2015 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $82,370 Non-Federal: $89,864 | Roel Lopez, Danielle Kalisek, Leslie Lee, Kevin Wagner, Kathy Wythe | |
2015 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluating the Efficacy of a Long-Term Residential Water Conservation Program in College Station, TX | Federal: $4,965 Non-Federal: $16,722 | Adam Landon, Ronald Kaiser, Gerard Kyle | Residential Water Conservation, Water Conservation Policy, Demand Management |
2015 | TX | Annual Base | Hollow fiber membrane air stripping for the removal of carbonate species in produced water from hydraulic fracturing | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Dora Frances Sullivan-Gonzalez, Benny Freeman, Lynn Katz, Desmond Lawler | hydraulic fracturing, water purification, membrane application, pretreatment |
2015 | UT | Annual Base | Information Systems for Landscape Water Conservation | Federal: $31,086 Non-Federal: $62,200 | Kelly Kopp | Irrigation companies, canal companies, urbanization, land use change, secondary irrigation, Intermountain West |
2015 | UT | Annual Base | Biofiltration of Utah Municipal Drinking Water | Federal: $37,168 Non-Federal: $105,779 | David Stevens, Eva Nieminski, Darwin Sorensen | Drinking Water, Biofiltration, Pilot Study |
2015 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research (UCWRR) | Federal: $3,597 Non-Federal: $4,106 | R. Ivonne Harris, Carri Richards | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development, Drupal, Database |
2015 | VA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $70,765 Non-Federal: $105,475 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2015 | VI | Annual Base | Water Ambassador Program | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $0 | christina chanes, David Morris, Avram Primack | Water conservation, water resources |
2015 | VI | Annual Base | Engineered Pervious Layer for Rooftop Rain Harvesting and Solar/Dark Inactivation of E. coli | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Sangchul Hwang, Henry Smith | Nano materials, Pervious concrete, Rainwater |
2015 | VI | Annual Base | Influences of Watersheds Inputs on Water Quality and Bioluminescent Dinoflagellates in Mangrove Lagoon, St. Croix, USVI | Federal: $29,477 Non-Federal: $0 | Bernard Castillo, James Pinckney, Kynoch Reale-Munroe | Phytoplankton, St. Croix, Bioluminescence, Virgin Islands, Mangrove Lagoon |
2015 | VI | Annual Base | Second Conference on Water Resource Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith | Island Institutes, Virgin Islands, |
2015 | VT | Annual Base | System-wide quantification of streambank erosion | Federal: $38,542 Non-Federal: $78,673 | Mandar Dewoolkar, Jarlath ONeilDunne, Donna Rizzo, Jeff frolik | riverbanks stability, erosion, fluvial geomorphology, unmanned aerial system, Vermont |
2015 | WA | Annual Base | Climate Change Effects on Water Supply: Linkages Between Wildfire and Accelerated Snowmelt | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,000 | Susan Kaspari, Carey Gazis | snowmelt, runoff, water availability, fire, climate change |
2015 | WA | Annual Base | Development and Update of Rainfall and Runoff Intensity-Duration-Frequency Curves for Washington State Counties in Response to Observed and Anticipated Extreme Rainfall and Snow Events | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,046 | yonas Demissie, Jennifer Adam, Akram Hossain | |
2015 | WA | Annual Base | Bedload dynamics at the confluence of large rivers | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,000 | John Petrie, Balasingam Muhunthan | sediment transport, 3D velocity field, field measurements |
2015 | WA | Annual Base | 2015WA-SWWRC Administration/Managment | Federal: $5,222 Non-Federal: $9,020 | Jacqueline McCabe, Jon Yoder | |
2015 | WA | Annual Base | SWWRC Information Transfer Program | Federal: $4,613 Non-Federal: $11,392 | Jonathan Yoder, Jennifer Adam | Outreach, Information Transfer, Management |
2015 | WI | Annual Base | Wisconsin Water Resources Fellowship: Collaborating with Water Managers | Federal: $38,990 Non-Federal: $51,872 | Jennifer Hauxwell, Jennifer Hauxwell | fellowship, state agency, water resources, policy |
2015 | WI | Annual Base | Effect of Source Chemistry on Mn-Bearing Solid Dissolution and Reactivity in Municipal Water Systems | Federal: $29,796 Non-Federal: $12,965 | Matthew GinderVogel, Christina Remucal | manganese, drinking water, groundwater |
2015 | WV | Annual Base | 2015 WV State Water Conference | Federal: $19,866 Non-Federal: $6,456 | Tamara Vandivort | energy extraction; agricultural practices; |
2015 | WV | Annual Base | Development of Microbial Desalination Cells as an Innovative Low-cost Desalination Method for Produced Water Treatment | Federal: $46,491 Non-Federal: $22,781 | Lian-Shin Lin | produced water, microbial desalination, electro-osmosis |
2015 | WY | Annual Base | High-Resolution Modeling of Precipitation, Snowpack, and Streamflow in Wyoming: Quantifying Water Supply Variations in Future Decades | Federal: $57,261 Non-Federal: $255,066 | Bart Geerts | Precipitation, Snowpack, Streamflow, Modeling |
2015 | WY | Annual Base | Quantifying Return Flow in the Upper Wind River Basin | Federal: $29,908 Non-Federal: $149,903 | Ginger Paige, Scott Miller | Subsurface flow, Return flow, Consumptive use |
2015 | WY | Annual Base | Wyoming Information Transfer | Federal: $49,112 Non-Federal: $21,468 | Greg Kerr | |
2014 | AK | Annual Base | Use of Gel Encapsulated Graphene Oxide Nanoparticles for Water Treatment | Federal: $19,623 Non-Federal: $32,560 | Srijan Aggarwal | Water treatment, filtration, nanoparticle, immobilization, alginate-gel |
2014 | AK | Annual Base | Use of ground and aircraft-based radar to document the spatial pattern of snow accumulation on two well-studied Alaskan glaciers | Federal: $19,730 Non-Federal: $39,605 | Michael Loso | glacier runoff, sea level rise, snowpack, ground penetrating radar, water supply, Alaska |
2014 | AK | Annual Base | Accounting for Thermal Processes in Alaska Coastal Erosion | Federal: $10,935 Non-Federal: $21,877 | Tom Ravens | Coastal erosion modeling, Xbeach, thermal processes |
2014 | AK | Annual Base | Gone fishin’: Reconstructing temperature and productivity in Arctic lake ecosystems using lake trout (proposal to USGS NIWR) | Federal: $18,450 Non-Federal: $9,225 | Christopher Arp | Aquatic, Arctic, Climate Change, Ecosystems, Fish Creek Watershed, Lakes, Lake Trout, Water Resources |
2014 | AK | Annual Base | Hydrograph partitioning of a glacierized watershed, Interior Alaska | Federal: $18,987 Non-Federal: $5,538 | Anna Liljedahl, Tom Trainor | Runoff, hydrograph partitioning, glacier, geochemistry |
2014 | AL | Annual Base | Examination of bacterial levels in water and sediment for the development of refined monitoring protocols for inland recreational waters | Federal: $41,382 Non-Federal: $83,344 | Luxin Wang, Eric Reutebuch | Public Swimming Waters; Water Quality Monitoring; Bacteria; E. coli; Salmonella, Pathogens |
2014 | AL | Annual Base | Water Policy and Law in Alabama | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | Bennett Bearden, Heather Elliott | Water Law (268), Water Rights (278), Law (140), Policy Analysis (180), Planning (175), Resource Planning (199), Institutional Relationships (124) |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Assessing total nitrosamine formation and speciation in drinking water systems | Federal: $24,600 Non-Federal: $49,215 | Julian Fairey, Wen Zhang | nitrosamines; disinfection byproducts; water treatment |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Is persistence of plasmids in antibiotic resistant E. coli isolated from stream water impacted by integrons and conjugation or mobilization genes? | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $6,410 | Mary Savin, FNU Suhartono | antibiotic resistance, integron, mobilization, plasmid, Escherichia coli, PCR, persistence, integrase |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Visible water quality dynamics over the receding limbs of the hydrograph in five Northwest Arkansas recreational rivers | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $6,524 | Jefferson Scott, Amie West | Optical water quality |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Improved ensemble forecast model for drought conditions in Arkansas using residual re-sampling method | Federal: $8,846 Non-Federal: $18,852 | Yeonsang Hwang | Hydrology, Forecast, Drought, Stochastic, Sustainability |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Microbial Community under the Changing Pre-Oxidation Regime at Beaver Water District | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $6,193 | Wen Zhang | microbial community, water treatment |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Economics of Multiple Water-Saving Technologies across the Arkansas Delta Region | Federal: $24,600 Non-Federal: $49,387 | Kent Kovacs, Chris Henry, Qiuqiong Huang, Eric Wailes | Economics, Irrigation, Groundwater |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Hydrogeology and Biogeochemical Evolution of groundwater in Big Creek and Buffalo River Basins and Implications for Concentrated Animal-Feeding Operations | Federal: $5,200 Non-Federal: $6,690 | Phil Hays, John Brahana, Ralph K. Davis, Erik Pollock, Victor Roland II | CAFO, Environmental Isotopes, Karst, Nutrients, Biogeochemistry, Hydrogeology, Buffalo River, Big Creek, Bacterial Contamination, Groundwater |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center, Information Transfer | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $8,823 | Brian Haggard, Erin Scott | Conference, Electronic Media, Newsletters |
2014 | AR | Annual Base | Lower Cutoff Creek Monitoring | Federal: $5,958 Non-Federal: $11,924 | Kelly Bryant, Hal Liechty | Watershed, Bayou Bartholomew |
2014 | AZ | Annual Base | Improving Integrated Surface Water and Groundwater Management in the United States: Case Studies of Innovative Groundwater Governance Approaches | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $10,096 | Sharon Megdal, Andrea Gerlak, Robert Varady | Groundwater, governance, integrated surface/groundwater management, policy, conjunctive use |
2014 | AZ | Annual Base | Development of Antibiotic Resistance during Wastewater Treatment | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Jean McLain | Bacterial Antibiotic Resistance, Recycled Wastewater |
2014 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $72,358 Non-Federal: $157,011 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden | |
2014 | CA | Annual Base | Minimizing Hexavalent Chromium in Californian Water: Understanding Hiding Reaction Pathways in Drinking Water and Reinventing Treatment Process | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $6,083 | Haizhou Liu | chromium, water treatment |
2014 | CA | Annual Base | Regulating the Social and Environmental Costs of Hydraulic Fracturing in California | Federal: $11,981 Non-Federal: $1,705 | Brent Haddad | |
2014 | CA | Annual Base | Balancing salmon populations, aquatic biodiversity, and water resource needs during drought in coastal California | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $6,083 | Stephanie Carlson | |
2014 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Environmental Justice Impacts and Social Learning of Integrated Regional Water Management Planning | Federal: $12,500 Non-Federal: $3,042 | Jonathon London | |
2014 | CA | Annual Base | Evaluation of Surface Water Quality on Soil Leaching Fraction and Alfalfa Yield in the Delta | Federal: $16,450 Non-Federal: $4,003 | Michelle LeinfelderMiles | |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $47,365 Non-Federal: $165,196 | Reagan Waskom | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | Ecological Functions of Irrigation Dependent Wetlands | Federal: $4,987 Non-Federal: $2,429 | David Cooper | Canal, Wetland, Habitat |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | WOOD: Windows Of Opportunity for Debris Retention in Response to 2013 Front Range Flooding | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Ellen Wohl | Wood, Management, River |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | The Effect of Normative Trends on Water Conservation | Federal: $4,983 Non-Federal: $0 | Chad Mortensen | Social Norms, Conservation, Trends |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | Impact of Limited Irrigation on Health of Three Ornamental Grass Species | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | James Klett | Ornamental Grasses, Water Requirements, Plant Quality |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | Nutrient Retention and Productivity in Rocky Mountain Streams Under Alternative Stable States | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Dana Winkelman | Large Woody Debris, Trout, Streams |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | Investigation of the Effects of Whitewater Kayak Parks on Aquatic Resources in Colorado | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Brian Bledsoe | Fish Passage, Hydraulics, Management |
2014 | CO | Annual Base | Exploration of Morphometric Approaches for Estimating Snow Surface Roughness | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,435 | Steven Fassnacht | Snow Roughness Length, Climate Modeling, Surface/Atmosphere Interaction |
2014 | CT | Annual Base | Evaluating and enhancing communities’ willingness to adopt N-Sink as a community based pollution mitigation decision tool | Federal: $15,210 Non-Federal: $31,492 | Christine Kirchhoff, Juliana Barrett | nitrogen management, decision support tool, usability, Long Island Sound |
2014 | CT | Annual Base | Investigating the effects of storm and wastewater treatment inputs on the biouptake and transfer of heavy metals in urban stream food webs | Federal: $12,821 Non-Federal: $24,828 | Bin Zhu, Timothy Vadas | Heavy metal, bioavailability, trophic transfer, storm runoff, wastewater effluent, urban streams, food webs |
2014 | CT | Annual Base | Mitigating Eurasian watermilfoil invasion success and ecosystem impact using native herbivores | Federal: $14,010 Non-Federal: $32,183 | LaTina Steele, Michele Guidone | Watermilfoil, Invasion Success, Herbivory, Chemical Defense |
2014 | CT | Annual Base | Interactions between catchment land cover, storm events, and nitrogen export from Connecticut streams | Federal: $22,272 Non-Federal: $40,515 | Ashley Helton | storm, first flush, nitrogen, impervious cover, nonpoint source pollution |
2014 | CT | Annual Base | CT IWR Technology Transfer | Federal: $5,877 Non-Federal: $4,004 | Glenn Warner, James Hurd | |
2014 | DC | Annual Base | Development of software Analytical Tool to conduct storm Event Analysis | Federal: $12,400 Non-Federal: $38,512 | Pradeep Behera | Precipitation Analysis, Storm event analysis, software development |
2014 | DC | Annual Base | Prediction of Surface Water Supply Sources for the District of Columbia Using Least Squares Support Vector Machine (LS-SVM) | Federal: $9,417 Non-Federal: $33,208 | Nian Zhang, Pradeep Behera | Water Supply, Water Quantity Prediction, Time Series Prediction, Least Square Support Vector Machine |
2014 | DC | Annual Base | Stormwater Flood Prediction and Mitigation in Bloomingdale and Ledroit Park Using Bayesian Network and Time Series Analysis | Federal: $14,700 Non-Federal: $0 | Valbona Bejleri | |
2014 | DC | Annual Base | Monitoring of Uptake of Water Soluble Phosphorus in Wastewater Samples by Algae Using 31P Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectroscopy | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $51,600 | Xueqing Song | Harmful Algae, Phosphorus, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Sediment Sample |
2014 | DC | Annual Base | Developing a chance-constraint framework for optimization of long-term hydraulic performance of green roofs | Federal: $14,918 Non-Federal: $40,161 | Arash Massoudieh, Pradeep Behera | stormwater, low impact development, green roofs, flow in unsaturated media |
2014 | DC | Annual Base | Geochemical characteristics of an urban river: detecting the influences of an urban landscape | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $51,804 | Stephen MacAvoy | aqueous geochemistry, concrete, urban hydrology, applied geochemistry |
2014 | DC | Annual Base | Determining the Feasibility of Simulating the District of Columbia’s Department of the Environment Proposed Stormwater Volume Trading Market Using Agent-Based Modeling | Federal: $10,900 Non-Federal: $34,093 | Pradeep Behera, Seth Brown | Water Quality Trading, urban stormwater management, low impact development, green infrastructure, environmental economics, agent based modeling, multi-agent simulation |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | DWRC Information Transfer | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | James Sims, Maria Pautler, James Sims | Information transfer, knowledge dissemination, outreach and public education |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | UD WATER | Federal: $4,860 Non-Federal: $2,834 | James Sims, Gerald Kauffman, James Sims | Ecological approaches to stormwater mangement, internship training, education and outreach |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Photoelectrochemical Process for Removal of Contemporary Organic Contaminants from Water | Federal: $12,627 Non-Federal: $34,829 | Chin-pao Huang | photocatalysts, water quality treatment, organic contaminants |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Nutrient Removal from Stormwater, Wastewater, and Agricultural Runoff Using Scrap Iron and Biochar | Federal: $12,627 Non-Federal: $34,829 | Pei Chiu, Daniel Cha, Paul Imhoff | biochar, nutrient removal, stormwater, agricultural runoff |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Sediments in a Protected Estuary in Delaware | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $6,402 | Rodrigo Vargas, Rodrigo Vargas | greenhouse gases, estuarine sediments, climate change |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Quantifying Conservation Practices in the Chesapeake Bay Basin | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $2,775 | Jennifer Volk | best management practices, nutrients, regional planning, Chesapeake Bay |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Integrating Biochar Amendments in Green Stormwater Management Systems for Enhanced Nutrient Treatment of Stormwater Runoff. | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $6,402 | Paul Imhoff, Daniel Cha, Pei Chiu | stormwater, agricultural runoff, biochar, mitigation BMP |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Nutrient Loading in the Murderkill River | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $6,402 | Alan Andres | nutrient loading, simulation models, monitoring and assessment of water quality |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Fine-Scale Temporal Dynamics of Estuarine Virioplankton and Bacterioplankton Populations | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $6,402 | Eric Wommack | environmental virology, marine systems, nutrient cycling |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Investigation of Nitrogen Pollution in a Mixed Land-Use Watershed | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $6,402 | Luc Claessens | nutrient loading, mixed land use watersheds, monitoring, simulation modeling |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Enhanced Pollutant Biodegradation by Electrode Use | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $6,402 | Steven Dentel, Steven Dentel | biodegradation, organic pollutants, electrochemical treatment |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Understanding Greenhouse Gas Fluxes in Estuaries | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $2,775 | Angelia Seyfferth, Rodrigo Vargas | greenhouse gases, sediments, emissions, estuaries |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Water Quality Performance for Paired Bioretention Basins | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $2,775 | Carmine Balascio | ecological stormwater treatment, biofiltration, runoff |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Procuring Abatement: Cover Crop Cost Heterogeneity and Optimal Policy Design in Delaware | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $2,775 | Joshua Duke | cover crops, best management practices, economic strategies |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Wetland Restoration and Mitigation Banking along the Cool Run Watershed at the UD Farm: GIS Mapping | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $2,775 | Gerald Kauffman | wetland banks, water quality BMPs, watershed plans |
2014 | DE | Annual Base | Wetland Restoration and Mitigation Banking along the Cool Run: Ecosystem Service Analysis | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $2,775 | Gerald Kauffman, Gerald Kauffman | wetlands, ecological value, management strategies |
2014 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $27,533 Non-Federal: $16,984 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2014 | GA | Annual Base | Validation of Oysters as Biomonitors of Pharmaceutical Pollution in Georgia | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,017 | Marsha Black | Pharmaceuticals, oysters, tidal creeks, septic tanks, wastewater effluents |
2014 | GA | Annual Base | The effect of salt marsh hydrodynamics on estuarine flow | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Kevin Haas, Donald Webster | Salt Marsh, estuaries, water exhchange processes |
2014 | GA | Annual Base | Implications of eutrophication and climate change in promoting toxic cyanobacterial blooms in agricultural ponds across Georgia. | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,316 | Susan Wilde, Deepak Mishra | |
2014 | GA | Annual Base | Baseline Conservation Analysis for Agricultural Irrigation in Priority Watersheds of the Lower Flint River Basin | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,200 | Mark Masters | water conservation, agricultural irrigation, water use, drought, water resource management, irrigation efficiency, groundwater management |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Expanding Guam Water Kids with Five Modules to Prepare High School Students for Service-Learning Opportunities Beneficial to Freshwater Resources | Federal: $12,970 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card | Water resources, aquifer, groundwater, surface water, watershed, Guam, hydrological cycle, ground water, non-source pollution, non-point-source pollution, conservation, fresh water, water supply, education, teacher training, service-learning |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | One-Day Field Course for Water Resource Professionals and Island Educators, with Educational Webpage on the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $10,477 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Groundwater education Aquifer field trip Aquifer models |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Prediction of Flow Duration Curves at Ungaged Stream Sites in Guam | Federal: $20,156 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Stream Flow Variability, Flow Duration Curves |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Estimating the natural limits of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer: A first step toward sustainable management | Federal: $27,283 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander, John Jenson | Groundwater availability, Groundwater quality |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Develop a GIS Model for Analysis of Groundwater Quality Data in Saipan | Federal: $22,119 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, Brian Bearden | GIS, model, groundwater, Saipan |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Measurement of Groundwater Salinity for Selected Production Wells, Island of Saipan, CNMI | Federal: $5,826 Non-Federal: $0 | Elena Alexandrova, Heidi Yelin | Saipan, groundwater, salinity, chlorides, production water wells, seasonal variation, dry season, wet season, precipitation, pumping rates |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Impact of Stormwater Discharges and WWII on the Mercury Status of Fish from the Southern Section of Saipan Lagoon | Federal: $39,832 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Monitoring, Fish, Mercury, Saipan Lagoon, Micronesia |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Optimizing operation of the Saipan's water distribution system using diurnal demand pattern and system pressure | Federal: $11,230 Non-Federal: $0 | Brian Bearden, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Use Data, Water Demand, Distribution Systems, Model Studies |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Pilot study to improve wastewater treatment system in Yap, FSM | Federal: $26,432 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse | Wastewater, sewage, treatment, attached growth, biocarrier |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Evaluating rainfall variability and drought thresholds for atolls and high islands of the FSM | Federal: $15,106 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Rainfall, rainfall variability, drought, climate, extreme events, water quantity |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Develop community based watershed management programs to improve water quality of community water systems in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia-FSM | Federal: $19,035 Non-Federal: $0 | Joseph Eugene, Francisca Obispo | Community based watershed management, improve water quality, water systems |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Sustainable Conjunctive use of Groundwater and Rain Catchment Water under Variable Climatic Scenarios for Atoll Island Communities | Federal: $20,942 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Atoll island aquifers |
2014 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $23,913 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2014 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $3,250 Non-Federal: $6,539 | Philip Moravcik | technology transfer, outreach, public information, information dissemination |
2014 | HI | Annual Base | Evaluation of Portable Multi-use Automated Concentration System (PMACS) for the analysis of indicator bacteria and microbial source tracking markers in Hawaii | Federal: $15,226 Non-Federal: $31,980 | Marek Kirs, Roger Fujioka, Philip Moravcik | microbial water quality, indicator bacteria, microbial source tracking, hollow fiber filtration methods, public health |
2014 | HI | Annual Base | Estimating Evapotranspiration Over Native Wet Montane Cloud Forests in Hawai’i and Evaluating the Impact of Climate Change on it | Federal: $26,708 Non-Federal: $58,646 | Sayed Bateni | Evapotranspiration, Data Assimilation (DA), Climate Change, Remote Sensing |
2014 | HI | Annual Base | Temporal and spatial effects of sewage outfalls on the ecosystem health of coastal waters offshore of Honolulu | Federal: $3,021 Non-Federal: $7,071 | Julie Bailey-Brock | Biological Indicator; Ecosystem Health, Sewage outfalls; Marine worms; Reproduction |
2014 | HI | Annual Base | Managing for multiple ecosystem services with changing land use in West Maui | Federal: $20,208 Non-Federal: $40,627 | Kirsten Oleson | ecosystem services, sediment retention, coastal water quality, groundwater recharge, economic valuation |
2014 | HI | Annual Base | Tracing Interconnectivity Between High-level and Basal Groundwaters in West Hawaii | Federal: $21,422 Non-Federal: $43,321 | Craig Glenn | Groundwater, Water Problems, Water Sustainability, Water Management, Water Resources, Fate and Transport, Water Quality, Environmental Impacts |
2014 | IA | Annual Base | Validation of Satellite Observations of Soil Moisture to Facilitate Forecasts of Soil Water Storage in Iowa | Federal: $49,377 Non-Federal: $105,548 | Brian Hornbuckle | soil moisture; satellite remote sensing; weather forecasting; climate prediction; agriculture |
2014 | IA | Annual Base | Development of a Framework for Discharge Forecasting over Iowa | Federal: $51,823 Non-Federal: $61,817 | Gabriele Villarini, Aaron Strong | climate variability, discharge, flood, drought, forecast, rainfall, hydrometeorology, historical records, statistical modeling |
2014 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $12,049 Non-Federal: $28,625 | Richard Cruse, Melissa Miller | |
2014 | IA | Annual Base | Cost-Effectiveness of Reverse Auctions for Watershed Nutrient Reductions in the Presence of Climate Variability | Federal: $20,722 Non-Federal: $39,639 | Adriana Valcu, Philip Gassman, Catherine Kling | climate variability, water quality, watershed, conservation practices, nutrient and sediment reductions, cost efficiency, reverse auction |
2014 | ID | Annual Base | Dynamic modeling of rule curve reservoir operations under stochastic climate conditions | Federal: $13,933 Non-Federal: $27,866 | Levan Elbakidze, Garth Taylor | Flood risk, Irrigation water, hydropower, stochastic runoff |
2014 | ID | Annual Base | Idaho Outreach and Engagement Project FY2014 | Federal: $63,402 Non-Federal: $53,240 | John Tracy, Julie Scanlin | |
2014 | ID | Annual Base | Development of Soil Moisture Droght Index (SODI) to Characterize Hydrological Droughts in the Northwest | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Jae Ryu | Drought, drought index, soil moisture drought index |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Transferring Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $31,521 Non-Federal: $11,515 | Lisa Merrifield | conferences, websites, outreach |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Hydro-meteorological response to tropical system precipitation in Illinois | Federal: $8,331 Non-Federal: $16,663 | David Changnon | Stream flow, tropical systems, heavy rainfall |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Year-round wetland microbial activity impacts on nitrogen cycling annual budgets: is restoration impacting greenhouse gas emissions in wetlands? | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,002 | Angela Kent | denitrfication, microbiology, wetland restoration, ecosystem services, climate change |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Changing food webs in Lake Michigan: Dreissena and the microbial loop | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,318 | Jerry Kavouras, Jerry Kavouras | microbiology, food webs, invasive species |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Epikarstic groundwater ecosystems in Illinois: a sensitive by unstudied faunal element | Federal: $7,483 Non-Federal: $15,090 | Steven Taylor | epikarst, karst, groundwater, aquatic invertebrate, drips |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Anthropogenic litter and microplastic in urban streams: abundance, source, and fate | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $27,152 | Timothy Hoellein | plastic debris, human environmental impacts, urban stream ecology |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Statewide surveillance of emerging flame retardant contamination in Illinois waters via fish monitoring | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,091 | Da Chen | brominated flame retardants, aquatic environments, fish, spacial distribution, temporal trends |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Restoration trajectories of restored floodplain wetlands and their ecosystem services | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,000 | Angela Kent | denitrification, microbiology, wetland restoration, ecosystem services |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Hydrologic Impacts of an alternative agricultural land use: a woody perennial polyculture | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,000 | Evan DeLucia, Kevin Wolz | land use change, ecological restoration, climate change, water balance, woody perennial crops |
2014 | IL | Annual Base | Influence of water quality and stormwater management on the ecology of mosquito-borne disease | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,021 | Brian Allan, Andrew Mackay | mosquitoes, storm water retention, public health, aquatic ecology, urban ecosystems |
2014 | IN | Annual Base | Quantifying the seasonal change in the geochemical state of the Wabash River using | Federal: $14,998 Non-Federal: $29,996 | Keith Cherkauer, Indrajeet Chaubey | water quality, remote sensing, sediment transport, Wabash River |
2014 | IN | Annual Base | Reconnection of floodplain lakes in the Patoka River watershed: habitat and fish assemblages | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Mark Pyron | Fish assemblages, floodplain lakes, river hydrology |
2014 | IN | Annual Base | A History of Metal Pollution in the Wabash River, Vigo County, Using Geochemical Records from Pond and Wetland Sediments | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Jennifer Latimer | Biogeochemistry, Pollution, Metals, Nutrients |
2014 | IN | Annual Base | Linking improved soil health to water quality via the planting of cover crops in the Shatto Ditch Watershed, Kosciusko Co, IN. | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $34,042 | Jennifer Tank, Sheila Christopher | Cover crops, Nitrogen, Nitrate, Ammonium, Phosphorus, Tile drain, Water quality |
2014 | IN | Annual Base | Pollution Prevention Strategies for the Public | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $30,632 | Fred Whitford, Jagadeesh Anmala | integrated pest management, consumer, water, pesticides |
2014 | IN | Annual Base | Evaluating the Maintenance and Diffusion of Best Management Practices in the Great Bend of the Wabash River Watershed | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Linda Prokopy | best management practices; climate change; non-point source pollution; watershed-based planning |
2014 | KS | Annual Base | Moving Towards a Real-Time Drought Assessment and Forecasting System for Kansas | Federal: $28,784 Non-Federal: $58,022 | Xiaomao Lin, Robert Aiken, Gerard Kluitenberg, Daniel OBrien | Real-Time, Drought, Forecasting |
2014 | KS | Annual Base | Extending the Useable Life of Ogallala Aquifer through Limited Irrigation using Integrated Sensor-Based Technologies | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $68,176 | Isaya Kisekka, Jonathan Aguilar, Randall Currie, Danny Rogers | Irrigation |
2014 | KS | Annual Base | Assessment of Deteriorating Water Quality in the Ogallala Aquifer and its Effect on Crops in Western Kansas | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,427 | Jonathan Aguilar, Isaya Kisekka, Danny Rogers, Aleksey Sheshukov | Water Quality |
2014 | KS | Annual Base | Assessing Natural Variability in Groundwater Surface Water Interactions | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $72,894 | Andrea Brookfield | Groundwater Surface water Interactions |
2014 | KS | Annual Base | Fate of High Uranium in Saline Arkansas River Water in Southwest Kansas: Distribution in Soils, Crops, and Groundwater | Federal: $28,185 Non-Federal: $69,096 | Donald Whittemore | Groundwater, Saline, Uranium |
2014 | KS | Annual Base | Support for the Governor | Federal: $27,282 Non-Federal: $29,784 | Dan Devlin | Water Quality |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Diverse participation in watershed planning and governance: Building social-ecological resilience in Kentucky Watersheds | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,790 | Tony Arnold | water policy, water management, water institutions, stakeholders |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Effects of atrazine and metolachlor on willow in riparian zones along the Kentucky River | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,008 | Kristine Hopfensperger, David Thompson | herbicide, plant growth, water quality |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Real-time monitoring of phtocatalytic degradation processes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Matthew Nee | wastewater management, drinking water remediation, Raman spectroscopy |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Investigating the influence of Asian carp on primary productivity of Kentucky Lake | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,938 | Michael Flinn | reservoir productivity, zooplankton shifts, invasive species |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Development of passive sampling techniques for the characterization of subsurface contamination | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Kelly Pennell | vapor intrusion, sorbent samplers, hazardous waste |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Does logging and surface mining increase the vulnerability of stream-associated salamanders to chytrid fungus infection? | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,163 | John Cox | aquatic, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, Chytridiomycosis |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Streambank stability and riparian habitat relationships and mapping in the Triplett Creek watershed | Federal: $4,807 Non-Federal: $9,772 | April Haight | erosion, flooding, GIS |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Phosphorus leaching from compost bedded pack dairy barn waste | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Mark Coyne, Joseph Taraba | soil tests, nutrient management, conservation |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky information transfer project | Federal: $44,128 Non-Federal: $88,245 | Lindell Ormsbee | symposium, internet, www. newsletter |
2014 | KY | Annual Base | Use of time-lapse electrical resistivity to image solute transport in a karst conduit | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,053 | Audrey Sawyer | contaminant transport, geophysics, |
2014 | LA | Annual Base | Groundwater Recharge Estimation under Climate Change Impact for the Southern Hills Aquifer System of Southeastern Louisiana and Southwestern Mississippi | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,030 | Frank Tsai | Hydrologic Modeling, Groundwater Recharge, Water Budget, Climate Change |
2014 | LA | Annual Base | Identification of Critical Nitrogen Source Areas in Lower Boeuf River Watershed | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,467 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Nonpoint Source Pollution, Critical Source Area, Watershed |
2014 | LA | Annual Base | Effect of Herbicide Atrazine on Phytoplankton, Water Quality, and Ecosystem Functions in Louisiana Coastal Wetlands | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $36,431 | Sibel Bargu, Ronald DeLaune | Herbicides, Atrazine, phytoplankton, water quality, coastal wetlands |
2014 | LA | Annual Base | Adaptive management of Catahoula Lake for Sediment Mobility and Control of Woody Encroachment | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,668 | Richard Keim, Brandon Edwards | Catahoula Lake, adaptive management, wetland management, lake hydrodynamics |
2014 | MA | Annual Base | Investigating effects of annual winter lake drawdowns on fish and macroinvertebrate assemblages and diet | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,304 | Allison Roy, Stephen DeStefano | winter drawdown, littoral zone, trophic structure, fish |
2014 | MA | Annual Base | Fate, transport, and remediation of PFOS, PFOA, perchlorate, and 1,4-dioxane at the Eastham MA landfill | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Chad Vecitis | CNT, remediation, groundwater, landfill, PFOA, PFOS, perchlorate, 1,4-dioxane |
2014 | MA | Annual Base | Going With or Against the Flow: Choices for Flood Mitigation Response in Massachusetts | Federal: $23,677 Non-Federal: $50,113 | Anita Milman | Flood response, structural and nonstructural, decision-criteria, situational factors, Massachusetts, rivers |
2014 | MA | Annual Base | Assessing the effectiveness of a biofiltration facility and associated groundwater flow in protecting water quality of a water supply reservoir | Federal: $24,873 Non-Federal: $57,383 | Paul Mathisen | stormwater; groundwater; water quality; Best Management Practices |
2014 | MA | Annual Base | Water Resources Workshops and Symposia | Federal: $16,947 Non-Federal: $31,226 | Paula Rees | Outreach, Monitoring, Conferences |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Tracing the rates of road salt runoff movement from impervious surface to stream and the effects on soil and aquifer geochemistry | Federal: $12,516 Non-Federal: $25,032 | Joel Moore, Joel Moore | road salt, stream salinization, ionic fluxes, groundwater geochemistry, surface water geochemistry, stormwater ponds |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Wetland restoration: Experimental effects of soil carbon:nitrogen ratio on growth of invasive and native Phragmites australis (common reed) | Federal: $33,227 Non-Federal: $67,927 | Andrew Baldwin, Stephanie Yarwood | native Phragmites, arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, biogeochemisty, carbon-nitrogen ratio, ecosystem restoration, invasive species management, wetlands |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Validation of non-lethal laparoscopic technique for detection of intersex in regional black bass populations | Federal: $10,027 Non-Federal: $35,457 | Lance Yonkos | Endocrine disruption, Non-lethal sampling, Keystone species |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Steel Slag-Induced Surface Water and Groundwater Contamination (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $14,561 | Kaye Brubaker | Steel slag, leaching, heavy metals, contaminant transport modeling, groundwater, surface water |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Impacts of Stormwater Management on Greenhouse Gas Fluxes from Urban Streams (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Kaye Brubaker | Stormwater management, urban watersheds, greenhouse gases |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Kinetics of the Iodination of Natural Organic Matter and Iodinated Disinfection Byproduct Formation in Drinking Water Treatment (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Kaye Brubaker | Iodination, disinfection byproducts, drinking water treatment |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Water 2014 - Symposium | Federal: $3,651 Non-Federal: $1,899 | Kaye Brubaker | Maryland, Water Resources, Water Issues |
2014 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Water Issues - Educational Event | Federal: $1,900 Non-Federal: $988 | Kaye Brubaker | Maryland, Water Resources, Education |
2014 | ME | Annual Base | Controls of phosphorus cycling in Lake Auburn, Maine, USA: Spatial and temporal interactions among sediment, water column, and climate change | Federal: $27,027 Non-Federal: $56,550 | Aria Amirbahman, Linda Bacon, Stephen Norton | Phosphorus, Eutrophication, Geochemistry, Lakes, Water Quality |
2014 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $22,134 Non-Federal: $30,849 | John Peckenham | Water Conference, Outreach |
2014 | ME | Annual Base | Connecting climate and land use to Sebago Lake drainage network processes | Federal: $31,134 Non-Federal: $62,406 | Sean Smith | Hydrology, Runoff, Sediment, Climate, Land Cover |
2014 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $32,335 Non-Federal: $63,909 | Jon Bartholic | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality; Water Use; DSS |
2014 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $53,336 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Natural Shorelines, Great Lakes, Watershed Management; Invasive Species; Inland Lakes; Lake and Stream Leadership; Interactive Web-based Systems |
2014 | MI | Annual Base | Citizen Monitoring of Chlorides in Drinking Water Using Newly Developed Apps and Online Mapping Program | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $36,050 | Jon Bartholic, Yi Shi | Chlorides, Drinking Water, Apps, Database |
2014 | MI | Annual Base | Assessing Co-Creation of Knowledge Generation and Diffusion Approaches | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $26,025 | Stephen Gasteyer | NRWG, WWG, Mapping, interview tool, key indicators |
2014 | MI | Annual Base | Improving Capacity to Collect Crowdsourced Hydrologic Data through Focused Engagement and Enhanced CrowdHydrology Software | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,350 | Jeremiah Asher | crowdsourcing, citizen water science, stream stage monitoring |
2014 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $42,352 Non-Federal: $81,914 | Baolin Deng | |
2014 | MO | Annual Base | Removal of NOMs by Advanced Thin Film Composite Membranes for the Control of Disinfection Byproducts | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $46,499 | Zhiqiang Hu | mixed matrix nano composite membranes, NOMs, source water, polyamide, polysulfone, nanoparticles, water permeability, BPs, THMs, HAAs, MMM, NDMA, membrane-based naofiltration, reverse osmosis, hyrophilicity, silica nanoparticles, membrane performance, |
2014 | MS | Annual Base | Responses of water quality and wetland plant communities to multi-scale watershed attributes in the Mississippi Delta | Federal: $23,834 Non-Federal: $49,529 | Gary Ervin, Robert Kroger | Wetlands, Water Quality, Watershed Management |
2014 | MS | Annual Base | Water Quality in Bangs Lake: effects of recurrent phosphate spills to a coastal estuary | Federal: $24,963 Non-Federal: $52,998 | Kevin Dillon | Water quality, contaminant transport mechanisms, sedimentation, water quality management |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Improving accessibility to satellite soil moisture measurrements: Linking SMOS data retrievals to ground measurements in Montana | Federal: $4,080 Non-Federal: $8,184 | Paul Stoy | evapotranspiration, remote sensing, soil moisture, web interface |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Contaminants monitoring and natal dispersal of ospreys along the Yellowstone River | Federal: $11,475 Non-Federal: $22,950 | Kayhan Ostovar | environmental contaminants, heavy metals, mercury, non point pollution, osprey, Yellowstone River |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: The Impact of Irrigation on the Hydrologic Cycle under Low Water Availability | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Douglas Brugger | evapotranspiration, modeling, hydrologic cycle, climate change |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Thresholds of Hydrologic Connectivity: Shallow Water Table Development at the Hillslope Scale | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Emily Clark | hydrologic connectivity, hillslope, riparian |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Seasonal Timing of Evapotranspiration and the Effect on Soil Moisture and Water Availability for Groundwater Recharge with Different Crop Rotation Practices | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Elizabeth Harris | evapotranspiration, agriculture, hydrologic cycle |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Estimating Evapotranspiration at the Regional Scale: An Energy Balance Approach | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Aiden Johnson, Aiden Johnson | evapotranspiration, hyrology, remote sensing |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Precipitation and topographic controls over montane forest transpiration | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Justin Martin | evapotranspiration, climate change, transpiration, remote sensing |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Conditions necessary to maintain chute-cutoff morphology in meandering gravel-bed rivers | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | April Sawyer | channel morphology, erosion, chute-cutoff |
2014 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Enhancing Tribal Environmental Health Literacy: Developing a toolkit to improve community understanding of rights and responsibilities regarding water quality. | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $880 | Miranda Margetts, Miranda Margetts | environmental literacy, health literacy, law, policy |
2014 | NC | Annual Base | Integrated Drought Management and Assessment Portal for the State of North Carolina | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $40,450 | Sankarasubramanian Arumugam, Ryan Boyles, Tushar Sinha | Drought Management, Forecasts, Streamflow, Soil Moisture |
2014 | NC | Annual Base | Quantification of Fecal Bacteria Removal by Micro-zooplankton Grazing in Stormwater BMPs | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $77,868 | Michael Mallin, Lawrence Cahoon | Fecal bacteria, grazing, BMP, stormwater runoff, constructed wetland |
2014 | NC | Annual Base | Microbial Quality and Risk Assessment of Type 2 NC Reclaimed Water for Non-potable and Potable Reuse | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $22,500 | Mark Sobsey | Water quality, reclaimed water, reuse, pathogens, indicators, risk assessment |
2014 | NC | Annual Base | Linkages of Mercury and Methane Cycles in Piedmont Streams and Rivers in North Carolina, and Implications for Mercury Bioaccumulation in Food Webs | Federal: $15,525 Non-Federal: $44,475 | Martin Tsz-Ki Tsui, Craig Allan, Anne Hershey, Stephen Whalen | Methane, Mercury, Bioaccumulation, Wetland, Streams and rivers |
2014 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $7,015 Non-Federal: $0 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2014 | NC | Annual Base | Land Application of Aquaculture Effluents to Prevent Surface Water Eutrophication and Promote Groundwater Re-Infiltration in Coastal North Carolina | Federal: $13,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Harry Daniels, Dennis Hazel | water quality, finfish aquaculture effluent, groundwater, nutrients, total suspended sediments |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Nutrient Loading Reduction and Water Quality of Best Management Practices in Grand Forks, North Dakota | Federal: $7,300 Non-Federal: $14,600 | Yeo Lim | Nutrient loading criteria, Best Management Practices, Urban storm runoff quality, Water quality sampling plan |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Three Dimensional Analyses of Flow Dynamics & Chlorination of Ground Water Supply Reservoir in a Cold Region | Federal: $4,100 Non-Federal: $8,201 | Yeo Lim | 3D flow analysis, Computationl Fluid Dynamics model, Water Storage Tanks, tratification, Chlorination. |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Where is fertilizer nitrogen going, up in smoke or down the pipe? An assessment of nitrogen transformations and water quality impacts on a tile drained sodic soil | Federal: $5,350 Non-Federal: $10,699 | AnnMarie Fortuna | Tile Drainage, Sodic Soil, Fertilizer Nitrogen, Nitrogen transformation |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Quantification of Spatio-temporal Distribution of Surface Ponding and Related Dynamic Processes | Federal: $4,100 Non-Federal: $8,200 | Xuefeng Chu | Microtopography, Surface ponding, Puddle to Puddle modeling of flooding, prairie potholes |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Sodic soil characterization and management on subsurface drainage | Federal: $7,100 Non-Federal: $14,200 | Tom DeSutter | Sodic Soil, Subsurface drainage, Soil characerization, Tile drainage |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Biopolymers for Phosphate Removal from Eutrophic Lakes | Federal: $9,149 Non-Federal: $18,300 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Phosphate removal, Biopolymers, Eutrophication, Desorption, Bioavailability |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | A Study of the Spatial and Temporal Characteristics of Drought and its Impact in North Dakota | Federal: $9,151 Non-Federal: $18,301 | G. Padmanabhan | Drought characterization, Drought Indices, Drought Impact, spatio-temporal modeling |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Snowmelt water infiltration into frozen soil in Red River of the North Basin | Federal: $9,150 Non-Federal: $18,300 | Xinhua Jia | Snowmelt, Infiltration modeling, Frozen soil |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluation of Bioavailable Dissolved Organic Nitrogen Using Various Algal Species | Federal: $7,300 Non-Federal: $14,601 | Halis Simsek | Bioavailable Dissolved Organic Nitrogen, Algal Species |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | The Role of Algal Species on Phosphorus Bioavailability | Federal: $7,300 Non-Federal: $14,601 | Khan Eakalak | Phosphorus bioavailability, Algal species, |
2014 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $10,875 Non-Federal: $21,327 | G. Padmanabhan | |
2014 | NE | Annual Base | Fate of steroid hormone conjugates and E. coli from manure in soil: Potential sources of free hormones and pathogens in forages and the environment? | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,211 | Amy Schmidt, Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, Xu Li, Daniel Snow | steroid, hormones, manure, pathogens, soil |
2014 | NE | Annual Base | Documenting Stream/Groundwater Interaction in the South Platte River | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $51,493 | Douglas Hallum, Les Howard, Steve Sibray | stream flow, groundwater, gaining stream, losing stream, conceptual model, water budget, conjunctive management |
2014 | NE | Annual Base | Hydroclimatic controls on the conjunctive use of surface and ground water in the Platte River Basin | Federal: $14,997 Non-Federal: $30,493 | Francisco MunozArriola | Conjunctive use, hydroclimatology, integrated hydrology |
2014 | NH | Annual Base | Natural dams and biogeochemistry at the river network scale: implications for water quality | Federal: $45,192 Non-Federal: $111,884 | Denise Burchsted, Mark Green, Jennifer Jacobs, Wil Wollheim | dams, transient storage, nitrogen removal, biogeochemical processing, landscape scale |
2014 | NH | Annual Base | Contribution of fluvial wetlands to nitrogen retention in urbanizing coastal watersheds in New England across multiple scales | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,091 | Anne Lightbody, Linda Kalnejais, Wil Wollheim | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Modeling hydrologic and stream temperature response to land-use and climate change in developed and developing watersheds: a comprehensive analysis | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,001 | Joseph Daraio | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessing Impervious Cover for Application of Green Infrastructure Practices "Undergraduate Student Research Initiative" | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $33,000 | Christopher Obropta | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Developing nano-activated carbon based technology for groundwater remediation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Chengyu Chen, Weilin Huang | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Microbially mediated dehalogenation of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) in New Jersey river sediments | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Hang Dam, Max Haggblom | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Determining the influence of Mn(II)-birnessite interactions on the retention of Zn(II) and implications for other important trace metals in New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Joshua Lefkowitz, Evert Elzinga | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Parasite biomass and nutrient stoichiometry in a stream ecosystem | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Rachel Paseka, Michael Sukdeo | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Novel approach to sea and brackish water desalination via membrane distallation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Smruti Ragunath, Somenath Mitra | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of a new, effective and low-cost adsorption material to enhance Low Impact Development (LID) techniques for prevention of urban stormwater pollution in New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Hanieh Soleimanifar, Yang Deng | |
2014 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of zirconium oxide biocomposite for drinking water defluoridation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Megha Thakkar, Somenath Mitra | |
2014 | NM | Annual Base | Self-Sustaining Produced Water Treatment for Concurrent Renewable Energy Production, Desalination and Organic Removal | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Pei Xu | produced water, desalination, microbial desalination cell, capacitive deionization, beneficial reuse |
2014 | NV | Annual Base | Water Demand and Conservation Modeling with sub-Parcel Level Landscape Characteristics | Federal: $498,490 Non-Federal: $498,490 | Kimberly Rollins, Shawn Stoddard, Michael Taylor | water demand, conservation, economics, supply management |
2014 | NY | Annual Base | Pairing LIDAR, terrestrial laser scanning, and aerial photographs to make estimates of channel erosion due to large storm events | Federal: $17,523 Non-Federal: $35,549 | Stephen Shaw, Lindi Quackenbush | |
2014 | NY | Annual Base | The Effect of Climate Change on the Unconfined Aquifers of Long Island, New York | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuri Gorokhovich | |
2014 | NY | Annual Base | Water Quality Assessment using Advanced Technology to Improve Adaptive Management of the St. Lawrence River | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,050 | Michael Twiss, Joseph Skufca | |
2014 | NY | Annual Base | Integrating Green Infrastructure into the Land Use Regulatory Process through the City of Newburgh Conservation Advisory Council | Federal: $12,522 Non-Federal: $25,049 | Jeffrey LeJava | |
2014 | NY | Annual Base | Development of Regional Unit Hydrograph Parameters for Application to Ungaged NYS Watersheds | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $14,216 | James Kilduff | |
2014 | NY | Annual Base | Evaluating Hydrological Connectivity of Septic Fields in Watersheds | Federal: $52,324 Non-Federal: $26,196 | Paul Richards, Todd Walter | Septic systems, remote sensing, groundwater tracers |
2014 | OH | Annual Base | Scenario Analysis for the Impact of Hydraulic Fracturing on Stream Low Flows and Water Supplies: A Case Study of Muskingum Watershed in Eastern Ohio | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,560 | Suresh Sharma, Suresh Sharma | Hydrologic Process, Fracking, climate, low flows, water resources |
2014 | OH | Annual Base | Surface water quality and ecosystem health with shale energy development | Federal: $29,967 Non-Federal: $79,654 | Elizabeth Toman, Jiyoung Lee | shale development, oil and gas exploration, surface water, water quality, energy and environment, hydraulic fracturing, natural resource recovery, water resources, sedimentation, Total Suspended Solids, ecosystem health, microbial communities, cyanobacteria, public health |
2014 | OH | Annual Base | Characterizing stream restoration’s water quality improvement potential through hyporheic exchange enhancement | Federal: $18,878 Non-Federal: $37,756 | Anne Jefferson | stream restoration, hyporheic exchange, water quality, biogeochemistry |
2014 | OH | Annual Base | Linked geomorphic and ecological responses to river restoration: Influence of dam removal on river channel structure and fish assemblages | Federal: $24,871 Non-Federal: $51,268 | Kristin Jaeger, Mazeika Sullivan | dam removal, river restoration, ecological response to dams, hydrogeomorphology |
2014 | OK | Annual Base | Estimating Groundwater Recharge Using the Oklahoma Mesonet | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Tyson Ochsner, Chris Fiebrich, Chris Neel | Groundwater, recharge, soil moisture |
2014 | OK | Annual Base | Comparison of Grain Sorghum and Corn Productivity under Limited Irrigation with Subsurface Drip | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Jason Warren, Jody Campiche, Rodney Jones, Rick Kochenower, Arthur Stoecker | Irrigation, Economics, Corn, Sorghum, Groundwater |
2014 | OK | Annual Base | Increasing water yield and quality through redcedar removal and establishment of herbaceous biofuel feedstock production systems: Effect of vegetation on groundwater recharge in upland ecosystems | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,282 | Chris Zou, Garey Fox, Rodney Will | Groundwater, redcedar, biofuel |
2014 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $10,128 Non-Federal: $17,935 | Dave Engle, Leslie Elmore | |
2014 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $59,254 Non-Federal: $135,415 | Todd Jarvis | Outreach, Education, Information Transfer |
2014 | PA | Annual Base | Drinking Water Testing and Education for Roadside Springs in Pennsylvania | Federal: $17,386 Non-Federal: $8,606 | Bryan Swistock | Water, Extension, Education, Drinking Water, Springs |
2014 | PA | Annual Base | Pennsylvania Water Resources Research Center Outreach Program | Federal: $24,573 Non-Federal: $29,429 | Elizabeth Boyer | Water, Education, Outreach, STEM, Conservation |
2014 | PA | Annual Base | Emerging Contaminants in Vernal Ponds Across a Human Impact Gradient | Federal: $1 Non-Federal: $37,075 | Heather Gall | emerging contaminants, vernal ponds, land use, amphibians |
2014 | PR | Annual Base | AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR THE DETECTION OF ESTROGENIC ACTIVITY IN A TROPICAL URBAN WATERSHED: PHASE III | Federal: $16,600 Non-Federal: $34,762 | Jorge Ortiz-Zayas | biomonitoring, health effects, pollutants, public health, rivers, runoff, trace organics, toxic substances, trace organics, water chemistry, water quality monitoring, water quality |
2014 | PR | Annual Base | Inactivation of Bacillus subtilis with a Modified Solar-Powered Engineered Experimental Drum Filtration and Disinfection (SEED) Unit | Federal: $16,603 Non-Federal: $4,167 | Sangchul Hwang | Filteration, Disinfection, Bacillus subtilis, field demonstration |
2014 | PR | Annual Base | Feasibility of sintered recycled glass functionalized with micro- and nanosized TiO2 particles for the degradation of trihalomethane precursors from surface waters | Federal: $17,304 Non-Federal: $34,069 | Pedro Tarafa, OMarcelo Suarez | Trihalomethanes, photocatalytic degradation, titanium dioxide, recycled glass |
2014 | RI | Annual Base | Carbon-Based Renewable Hydrogel Nanocomposites for Water Purification | Federal: $18,737 Non-Federal: $37,999 | Samantha Meenach | hydrogel, carbon nanotubes, graphene oxide, wastewater treatment, nanocomposite |
2014 | RI | Annual Base | Outreach for the Promotion of Clean Drinking Water in Rhode Island | Federal: $10,420 Non-Federal: $18,319 | Harold Knickle, Geoffrey Bothun | outreach, academy, conference |
2014 | RI | Annual Base | Water Security, Sustainability, and Climate Impacts in Urban Regions | Federal: $18,737 Non-Federal: $37,833 | Ali Akanda | Urban Hydrology, Water Quality, Water Quantity, Climate |
2014 | SC | Annual Base | Monitoring of Organic Pollutants in the Savannah River, using a Buoy-Deployed Data Collection Network | Federal: $29,943 Non-Federal: $68,607 | Peter Van Den Hurk, Cindy Lee | Water Quality, Environmental Toxicants, Passive Samplers, Toxicity Testing, Management Tools |
2014 | SC | Annual Base | Low Impact Development (LID) Strormwater Management Techniques as a Tool for Mitigating Climate Change Induced Increases in Rainfall Intensity and Frequency | Federal: $23,254 Non-Federal: $46,508 | Nigel Kaye, William MartinIII | Hydrology, Water Quantity, Climate Change , Floods |
2014 | SD | Annual Base | Nutrient Removal from Agricultural Subsurface Drainage Using Denitrification Bioreactors and Phosphate Adsorbents | Federal: $23,353 Non-Federal: $48,489 | Guanghui Hua, Christopher Hay, Jeppe Kjaersgaard, Christopher Schmit | Subsurface Drainage, Nitrate, Phosphate, Denitrification, Adsorption |
2014 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating Nutrient Best Management Practices to Conserve Water Quality | Federal: $22,305 Non-Federal: $35,840 | Jeppe Kjaersgaard, Sandeep Kumar | Agriculture, Conservation, Nitrate, Phosphorus, Water Quality |
2014 | SD | Annual Base | Source water implications associated with the current Black Hills mountain pine-beetle infestation | Federal: $19,330 Non-Federal: $38,660 | James Stone, John Stamm | Mountain pine beetle; drinking water quality; disinfection by-product |
2014 | SD | Annual Base | South Dakota Water Resources Institute FY2014 Information Transfer Program | Federal: $16,950 Non-Federal: $32,146 | Van Kelley, Kevin Dalsted, Jeppe Kjaersgaard | Outreach, Service Communication, Interaction, Information |
2014 | TN | Annual Base | Assessment of Watershed Land Use Stressors on the Biological Integrity of the Nolichucky River in Tennessee | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | J Alford | land use, nonpoint source pollution, bioindicator, benthic, fish |
2014 | TN | Annual Base | High Resolution Monitoring of Urban Stormwater Quality | Federal: $45,096 Non-Federal: $91,213 | Jon Hathaway, Kimberly Carter | stormwater, pollutants, field monitoring, emerging contaminants, urbanization |
2014 | TN | Annual Base | Underground Reactive Barrier to Attenuate Contaminants from Agricultural Drainage | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Jaehoon Lee, John Buchanan, Jennifer DeBruyn, Shawn Hawkins, Andrea Ludwig, Forbes Walker | underground reactive barrier, agricultural chemiclas, soil water remediation, charcoal remediation, veterinary antibiotics and pathogens. |
2014 | TN | Annual Base | Recalibrating the SAGT SPARROW to Accommodate Changes in Agricultural Inputs | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,009 | Dayton Lambert, Christopher Boyer, Christopher Clark, John Schwartz | Watershed, Southeast, Modeling, SPARROW, Calibration |
2014 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $82,966 Non-Federal: $116,604 | Roel Lopez, Danielle Kalisek, Leslie Lee, Kevin Wagner, Kathy Wythe | |
2014 | TX | Annual Base | Increasing Water Security through Horizontal Wells | Federal: $9,369 Non-Federal: $54,643 | Hongbin Zhan, Ben Blumenthal | Groundwater, Horizontal Drilling, Aquifer Storage and Recovery |
2014 | UT | Annual Base | Influence of Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions in High Gradient Mountain Streams | Federal: $30,611 Non-Federal: $65,247 | Bethany Neilson | groundwater/surface water interactions, differential gaging, seepage studies, dilution gaging |
2014 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research (UCWRR) | Federal: $5,678 Non-Federal: $18,648 | R. Ivonne Harris, Carri Richards | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development, Data Base |
2014 | UT | Annual Base | Managing Western Irrigation Systems in the Face of Urbanization | Federal: $29,989 Non-Federal: $63,731 | Douglas Jackson-Smith | Irrigation companies, canal companies, urbanization, land use change, secondary irrigation, Intermountain West |
2014 | VA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $68,545 Non-Federal: $105,952 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2014 | VI | Annual Base | Engineered Pervious Layer for Rooftop Rain Harvesting and Solar/Dark Inactivation of E. coli | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Sangchul Hwang, Henry Smith | E. coli, nanomaterials, pervious layer, rain harvesting |
2014 | VI | Annual Base | Monitoring Precipitation Patterns and Erosion Indicators Across the St Thomas Microclimates | Federal: $19,865 Non-Federal: $0 | David Morris, Donald Drost, Michael Larson, Avram Primack, Raymond Torres | rainfall, erosion, microclimate, montoring |
2014 | VI | Annual Base | Active and Passive Irrigation as Means to Establish Trees on Arid and Semi-Arid Sites. | Federal: $16,300 Non-Federal: $0 | Michael Morgan, Thomas Zimmerman | Tropical Dry Forest, Deep Pipe Irrigation, Rainwater Harvesting |
2014 | VI | Annual Base | Quantification and Molecular Typing of Escherichia coli from watersheds above Brewers Bay and UVI, St. Thomas | Federal: $15,692 Non-Federal: $0 | Jennilee Robinson, Jennilee Robinson | Escherichia coli, Quantitative PCR, Genotyping, Antibiotic Resistance, Virulence Factors |
2014 | VT | Annual Base | Organic phosphorus forms and transformations in Lake Champlain stream corridor soils | Federal: $80,315 Non-Federal: $161,983 | Donald Ross, Beverley Wemple | soil phosphorus, organic phosphorus, bioavailable phosphorus, phosphorus release, streambank erosion |
2014 | VT | Annual Base | An acoustic telemetry array for Lake Champlain: investigating effects of aquatic habitat fragmentation on lake whitefish | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $91,423 | J Marsden, Jason Stockwell | aquatic habitat fragmentation, migration |
2014 | WA | Annual Base | Interactive effects of nutrients and grazing on the control of cyanobacteria blooms: a comparison across a eutrophication gradient in freshwater systems in Washington state | Federal: $27,478 Non-Federal: $55,096 | Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens, Stephen Bollens | cyanobacteria blooms, eutrophication, zooplankton grazing |
2014 | WA | Annual Base | The effects of river restoration on nutrient retention and transport for aquatic food webs | Federal: $27,471 Non-Federal: $40,934 | Alexander Fremier, Cailin Orr | stream flow, nutrient transport, river restoration |
2014 | WA | Annual Base | New Generation of Iron-Enhanced Compost for Stormwater Treatment | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,000 | Zhenqing Shi, Markus Flury, James Harsh | Iron-enhanced compost, stormwater treatment, lead, phosphorus, kinetics model |
2014 | WA | Annual Base | SWWRC Information Transfer Program | Federal: $4,613 Non-Federal: $16,438 | Jonathan Yoder, Jennifer Adam | Outreach, Information Transfer, Management and Planning |
2014 | WI | Annual Base | Recent Advances in Monitoring and Analysis of Trace Metals: A Workshop to Address Applications in the Upper Great Lakes | Federal: $12,512 Non-Federal: $5,421 | Stephen J. Ventura | trace metals, workshop, analysis |
2014 | WV | Annual Base | Use of Chemical Signatures as Diagnostic Tools to Identify Bromide Contamination Sources | Federal: $30,599 Non-Federal: $61,198 | Yongtian He, Joseph Donovan | chemical signatures, total dissolved solids, water contamination, geochemical modeling, bromide, chloride, TDS, hydraulic fracturing, flowback |
2014 | WV | Annual Base | 2014 Mid-Atlantic Regional Water Conference | Federal: $20,511 Non-Federal: $41,021 | Tamara Vandivort, glenn waldron | water infrastructure, water supply, technology, funding, policy, research, management, planning |
2014 | WV | Annual Base | WRI-159: Implementation of a Drinking Water Well Sampling Protocol | Federal: $24,547 Non-Federal: $49,094 | Jennifer Hause, Melissa O'Neal, Tamara Vandivort, Paul Ziemkiewicz | horizontal drilling, gas wells, Marcellus Shale, sampling, hydraulic fracturing, flowback water, produced water, drilling muds, water quality, environmental impact, West Virginia, Monongahela River Basin |
2013 | AK | Annual Base | Characterization of sediment grain-size distributions from several Alaskan rivers | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $1,238 | Horacio Toniolo | Suspended sediment, grain-size distributions, river discharg |
2013 | AK | Annual Base | Creating long-term records of changes in past precipitation in northern Alaska using stable isotopes from willow wood. | Federal: $13,058 Non-Federal: $6,464 | Matthew Wooller | Climate Change, Paleoclimate Record, Wood Isotopes, Tree-Rings, Arctic, Thermokarst. |
2013 | AK | Annual Base | Simulating the effect of wave action on fate of crude oil spilled at Alaskan shores | Federal: $16,317 Non-Federal: $3,943 | Silke Schiewer | bioremediation, contaminated soil, crude oil, contaminants in cold regions, contaminant transport |
2013 | AK | Annual Base | Toxicity of Sulfolane Breakdown Products in Contaminated Groundwater | Federal: $10,204 Non-Federal: $27,519 | Mary Leigh, David Barnes | sulfolane, toxicity, groundwater, drinking water, biodegradation, North Pole, Alaska. |
2013 | AK | Annual Base | Surface water and sub-permafrost groundwater exchange effects on Alaska thermokarst-lake methane cycling | Federal: $13,446 Non-Federal: $6,656 | Katey WalterAnthony, Katey WalterAnthony | Thermokarst lakes, permafrost hydrology, methane |
2013 | AL | Annual Base | DEVELOPING AND CONTRASTING NUTRIENT CRITERIA THRESHOLDS FOR FOUR ALABAMA RESERVOIRS | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $36,631 | Alan Wilson | Nutrient Criteria |
2013 | AL | Annual Base | ASSESSMENT OF STORMWATER QUALITY THROUGH POROUS PAVEMENT SYSTEM | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,823 | Clifford Lange, Michael Hein | Storm Water Management, Surface Drainage, Water Quality Control, Nonpoint |
2013 | AL | Annual Base | GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR MORE COST-EFFECTIVE SAMPLING OF BIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO NUTRIENT LOADS IN STREAMS AND RIVERS | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,473 | Amelia Ward | Biomonitorig (30), Nutrients (158), Statistics (233), Stochastic |
2013 | AR | Annual Base | AWRC Information Transfer Program | Federal: $980 Non-Federal: $1,131 | Brian Haggard | Conference, Newsletters, Web Interface, Citizen Science |
2013 | AR | Annual Base | Assessing Sources of Nitrosamine Precursors in Drinking Water Treatment Plants | Federal: $17,502 Non-Federal: $35,003 | Wen Zhang, Julian Fairey | nitrosamines, disinfection byproduct, drinking water treatment |
2013 | AR | Annual Base | Improving Surface Water Quality by Reducing SOD and Nutrients | Federal: $7,197 Non-Federal: $14,416 | Gregory Osborn | SOD algae nutrients TOC |
2013 | AR | Annual Base | Fecal Source Characterization in Select 303(d) listed Streams in the Illinois River Watershed with Elevated Levels of Escherichia coli | Federal: $9,593 Non-Federal: $21,056 | Kristen Gibson | coliphage, fecal source tracking, recreational use, bacterial indicators |
2013 | AR | Annual Base | The Effect of Global Climate Change on Algal Biomass and Total Organic Carbon Concentrations in Beaver Lake | Federal: $9,117 Non-Federal: $18,882 | Byron Winston, Jefferson Scott | climate change, TOC, algal biomass |
2013 | AR | Annual Base | Economics of On-Farm Reservoirs across the Arkansas Delta Region: A conjunctive management approach to preserving groundwater and water quality | Federal: $9,300 Non-Federal: $18,724 | Kent Kovacs, Kristofor Brye, Jennie Popp, Eric Wailes | Groundwater, Reservoirs, Farms |
2013 | AZ | Annual Base | Do Simple Carbon Additions Reduce Resistance to Antibiotics in Environmental Bacteria? | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Jean McLain, Channah Rock | recycled water, biosolids, antibiotic resistance |
2013 | AZ | Annual Base | Discrimination-Inference to Reduce Expected Cost Technique (DIRECT): A new framework for water management and stakeholder negotiation | Federal: $9,024 Non-Federal: $18,067 | Paul Ferre | Water availability, prediction uncertainty, monitoring networks, economic valuation, stakeholder negotiation |
2013 | AZ | Annual Base | Sequential advanced oxidation and soil-aquifer treatment for management of trace organics in treated wastewater | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $19,995 | Eduardo Saez, David Quanrud | emerging contaminants, soil aquifer treatment, advanced oxidation process |
2013 | AZ | Annual Base | Extraction Methods for Engineered Nanoparticles From Aqueous Environmental Samples | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Paul Westerhoff, Yu Yang | Cloud point extraction, Ionic liquid extraction, solid phase extraction, nanoparticles, rapid analysis |
2013 | AZ | Annual Base | WRRC Information Transfer | Federal: $12,276 Non-Federal: $6,322 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden | |
2013 | CA | Annual Base | Enhancing Groundwater Recharge through Distributed Stormwater Capture | Federal: $10,469 Non-Federal: $4,370 | Andrew Fisher | Groundwater, Recharge, Stormwater, aquifers |
2013 | CA | Annual Base | Online Irrigation and Nitrogen Management Tool for Vegetables | Federal: $10,351 Non-Federal: $2,432 | Michael Cahn | Irrigation, Nitrogen, Vegetables |
2013 | CA | Annual Base | Evaluation of Surface Water Quality on Soil Leaching Fraction and Alfalfa Yield in the Delta | Federal: $7,800 Non-Federal: $1,833 | Michelle LeinfelderMiles | Surface Water, Water Quality, Alfalfa, Delta |
2013 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Water Quality & Conservation Attitudes in a Low-Income Multi-Ethnic, Urban California Community | Federal: $10,400 Non-Federal: $2,444 | Leigh Johnson | Water Quality, Conservation, Multi-Ethnic, Community |
2013 | CA | Annual Base | CA-CIWR Information Transfer | Federal: $6,650 Non-Federal: $1,645 | Doug Parker | |
2013 | CO | Annual Base | Social Network Anlysis Technique for Water Resources Management Workshop | Federal: $4,500 Non-Federal: $2,183 | John Labadie | Social Network Analysis, Socio-Ecological Systems, Adaptive Co-management |
2013 | CO | Annual Base | Assessing the agronomic feasibility of partial and full season hay fallowing as part of a Western Slope Water Bank | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $9,700 | Joe Brummer | Irrigation, Fallowing, Water Bank |
2013 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $21,025 Non-Federal: $94,318 | Reagan Waskom | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2013 | CT | Annual Base | CTIWR Technology Transfer | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $1,425 | Glenn Warner, James Hurd | |
2013 | DC | Annual Base | Monitoring Groundwater for Developing Alternative Source of Water Supply for Homeland Security in the District of Columbia | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $103,400 | Kobina Atobrah, Tolessa Deksissa | Groundwater, Water Supply, Homeland Security |
2013 | DC | Annual Base | Stormwater Quality Management with Green Infrastructure: Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $146,780 | Charles Glass | Stormwater, Quality, Low Impact Development, Monitoring, Green Infrastructure |
2013 | DC | Annual Base | Bayesian Parameter Estimation of Activated Sludge Processes In Blue Plains Waste Water Treatment Plant | Federal: $12,056 Non-Federal: $38,624 | Arash Massoudieh | Wastewater, Activated Sludge Model, Inverse Modeling, Bayesian Modeling, Parameter Estimation, Markov Chain Monte Carlo |
2013 | DC | Annual Base | Continuous Monitoring of Urea Concentrations and Harmful Algal Productivity and Physiology | Federal: $13,466 Non-Federal: $32,846 | Caroline Solomon | harmful algal blooms, nitrogen, urea, monitoring |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | Use of the White Rot Fungus as a Fungal Bioreactor to Remove E. coli from Aqueous Dairy Manure Wastewater | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Anastasia Chirnside, Anna Brady | Pathogens, manure effluent, human health |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | A Biogeographic Investigation of Viral Diversity within the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Eric Wommack, Alessandra Ceretto | Oysters, biofiltration, water quality |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | Exploring the Viability of Biochar to Treat Stormwater | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Paul Imhoff, Naomi Chang | Biochar, stormwater filtration, nonpoint pollution |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | The Varying Impact of Stemflow and Soil Moisture on the Diversity of Soil Bacterial and Fungal Communities in Relation to Soil Respiration | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Delphis Levia, Katherine Junghenn | Forests, canopy, stemflow, soil microbial diversity |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | Methane and Carbon Dioxide Fluxes in a Watershed | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Rodrigo Vargas, Kelsey McWilliams | Soil moisture, greenhouse gases, climate change |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | Sustainable Management of Water and Ecosystem Services on a Residential Landscape in Delaware | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Joshua Duke, Megan Murray | Urban nonpoint pollution, residential landscapes, water quality |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | Acid Neutralization of Stemflow in a Deciduous Forest: The Role of Edge Effects | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Delphis Levia, Alexey Shiklomanov | Forests, stemflow, soil acidification, ecosystem services |
2013 | DE | Annual Base | UD Watershed Team Ecological Restoration | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $17,160 | James Sims, Gerald Kauffman | Stormwater, ecological treatment practices, management, policy |
2013 | FL | Annual Base | Development of Passive Sensor for Measuring Water and Contaminant Fluxes in the Hyporheic Zone | Federal: $46,736 Non-Federal: $93,475 | Mark Newman, Kirk Hatfield | hyporheic, sediment, flux, contaminant, transport |
2013 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $16,909 Non-Federal: $10,967 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2013 | FL | Annual Base | Development and Evaluation of Data Accuracy Assessment Algorithms for Identifying Anomalies in Hydro-meteorological Data (Phase I: Stage) | Federal: $32,000 Non-Federal: $64,000 | Ramesh Teegavarapu | Hydrometeorological Data, Stage, South Florida Water Management District, outliers, anomaly detection, statistical methods. |
2013 | GA | Annual Base | Tracking the impact of on-site wastewater treatment systems on stream water quality in the Metro-Atlanta area | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Mussie Habteselassie, David Radcliffe | Onsite wastewater treatment system, fecal indicator bacteria, isotopes, source tracking |
2013 | GA | Annual Base | Unimpaired Flows for the ACF River Basin: Improvement and Uncertainty Assessment | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Aris Georgakakos, Martin Kistenmacher | Unimpaired flow, water resources planning and management, uncertainty characterization, river basin modeling |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | One-Day Professional Educators Field Course, with Educational Webpage on the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $12,665 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Groundwater Education; Aquifer Models; Aquifer Field Trip |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | Heavy Metal Status of Nearshore Fisheries Impacted by Old Military Dumpsites on the Eastern Side of Saipan, CNMI | Federal: $39,669 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | pollution impact, monitoring and assessment, land-based and submerged dumpsites, heavy metals, drainage pathways, fisheries resources, Saipan, Micronesia |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | Development of Optimum Water System Operation for Saipan Water Distribution System | Federal: $15,428 Non-Federal: $0 | Mariano Iglecias, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Development of Optimum Water System Operation for Saipan Water Distribution System |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | Land Cover Change Detection in Saipan | Federal: $16,033 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, Derek Chambers, Jose Quan | Land cover change, GIS, remote sensing, Saipan |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | Improving the Pohnpei Water Distribution System Using Hydraulic Modeling and Geographic Information Systems | Federal: $19,731 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Distribution Systems, Geographic Information Systems, Water System Modeling |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | Development of Environmentally Sustainable methods for Treatment of Domestic Wastewater and Handling of Sewage Sludge on Yap Island | Federal: $24,439 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse | Wastewater, septic, sludge, treatment, reuse, sustainability |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $19,992 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2013 | GU | Annual Base | Water Resources of Guam: An Online One-Stop Information Center for Public and Professional Users | Federal: $6,841 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Gary Denton, Mark Lander, Joe Rouse | Groundwater, Water quality, Wastewater, Climate, Education |
2013 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $5,202 Non-Federal: $14,416 | Philip Moravcik | information transfer |
2013 | HI | Annual Base | Evaluation of the Impact of Drought Conditions Upon the Waiahole Ditch System Development Tunnels: Ground Water Sustainability Implications Under Adverse Climate Change Conditions | Federal: $6,494 Non-Federal: $24,294 | Aly El-Kadi | climate change, drought, dike compartment, rainfall, monitor wells, tunnel discharge |
2013 | HI | Annual Base | Evaluation of next-generation sequencing technologies for environmental monitoring: characterization of microbial communities from wastewater plants and selected beaches of Hawaii using a metagenomics approach | Federal: $20,400 Non-Federal: $71,946 | Marek Kirs, Veljo Kisand | microbial biodiversity, environmental monitoring, metagenomics |
2013 | HI | Annual Base | Engineering plant peroxidases for wastewater treatment and water pollution monitoring | Federal: $9,600 Non-Federal: $40,145 | Qing Li, Eunsung Kan | wastewater, peroxidase, bioremediation, water treatment |
2013 | HI | Annual Base | Forecasting climate change impacts on watershed-based ecosystem services in Hawaii: A participatory modeling approach | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $126,874 | Steven Gray, Ali Fares, Christopher Lepczyk | watershed modeling, community modeling, climate change impacts |
2013 | HI | Annual Base | Quantifying Toxoplasmosis gondii presence in wastewater and freshwater systems | Federal: $18,004 Non-Federal: $73,936 | Christopher Lepczyk | toxoplasmosis gondii, feral cats, parasite, disease, marine mammal, endangered species |
2013 | HI | Annual Base | Impacts of Climate Change on Food Resources of Native Gobiid Fishes and Atyid Shrimp in Hawaiian Streams | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Rebecca Ostertag, Richard MacKenzie | Climate Change, Food Web, Stream Flow, Stable Isotopes |
2013 | IA | Annual Base | Iowa Water Center Information Transfer Project | Federal: $20,749 Non-Federal: $33,768 | Richard Cruse, Melissa Miller | |
2013 | ID | Annual Base | The Idaho Water Resources Outreach and Engagement Project | Federal: $55,525 Non-Federal: $49,257 | John Tracy, Julie Scanlin | |
2013 | IL | Annual Base | Transfering Water Resources Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $26,351 Non-Federal: $6,693 | Lisa Merrifield | information transfer, conferences, websites |
2013 | IL | Annual Base | Hydrologic Impacts of an Alternative Agricultural Land Use: A Woody Perennial Polyculture | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,288 | Evan DeLucia, Kevin Wolz | Land use change, ecological restoration, climate change, water balance, woody perennial crops |
2013 | IL | Annual Base | Statewide Surveillance of Emerging Flame Retardant Contamination in Illinois Waters via Fish Monitoring | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,641 | Da Chen | brominated flame retardants, aquatic environment, fish, spatial distribution, temporal trends |
2013 | IL | Annual Base | Influence of Water Quality and Stormwater Management on the Ecology of Mosquito-Borne Disease | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,017 | Brian Allan, Andrew Mackay | Mosquitoes, stormwater retention, public health, aquatic ecology, urban ecosystems |
2013 | IL | Annual Base | Restoration Trajectories and Restored Floodplain Wetlands and their Ecosystem Services | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $11,523 | Angela Kent | denitrication, microbiology, wetland restoration, ecosystem services |
2013 | IN | Annual Base | Attached-Growth Lagoons for Wastewater Nitrification in Small Communities | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $173,132 | Ernest Blatchley, Ronald Turco | Ammonia, Attached-Growth, Lagoon, Nitrification, Treatment and Wastewater |
2013 | IN | Annual Base | Multi-Year Assessment of Water Use and Reuse in the Wabash River Watershed | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $21,791 | Loring Nies, Chad Jafvert | Indrect Potable Water Reuse |
2013 | IN | Annual Base | The Role of Silver Nano Particles on Microbial Activities in Natural Surface Water: Effects of Aqueous Chemistry | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $17,808 | Dong Chen | Nano Particle, Silver, Microbiology, Natural Organic Matter |
2013 | IN | Annual Base | Abundance, Transport, and Retention of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) in Central Indiana Streams | Federal: $15,424 Non-Federal: $32,178 | Melody Bernot | Contaminants, Nonpoint Pollution, Streams, Toxicology |
2013 | IN | Annual Base | Estimating Capture Probabilities of Common Stream Fish in the Eastern Corn Belt Plain | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,296 | Thomas Lauer, Jason Doll | Fish Assemblage, Modeling, Physiochemical, Bayesian, Water Quality |
2013 | IN | Annual Base | Linking Cover Crops to Improved Stream Water Quality via Field-Scale Soil Sampling, in Shatto Ditch Watershed, IN | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,592 | Jennifer Tank, Sheila Christopher | Cover Crops, Nitrogen, Nitrate, Ammonium, Phosphorous, Tile Drain, Water Quality |
2013 | IN | Annual Base | Pollution Prevention Strategies for Farmers and Commercial Input Applicator Businesses | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $17,802 | Fred Whitford | Spills, Pollution Prevention, Environment, Water |
2013 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky information transfer project | Federal: $52,125 Non-Federal: $109,350 | Lindell Ormsbee | symposium, internet, www, newsletter |
2013 | LA | Annual Base | Hydrostratigraphy Modeling of the Southern Hills Aquifer System | Federal: $11,276 Non-Federal: $22,551 | Frank Tsai | hydrostratigraphy, hydrofacies, uncertainty, multimodel analysis, aquifer system, fault |
2013 | LA | Annual Base | Development of Total Maximum Daily Load for Dissolved Oxygen in Nutrient-Enriched Lowland Rivers | Federal: $12,520 Non-Federal: $25,040 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Dissolved Oxygen, River, Total Maximum Daily Load, Watershed |
2013 | LA | Annual Base | Sustainable Iron Removal from Groundwater Supporting Aquaculture | Federal: $10,299 Non-Federal: $20,599 | Ron Malone, Donald Adrian | Iron, aquaculture, groundwater |
2013 | MA | Annual Base | Triclosan in Wastewater Effluent | Federal: $4,997 Non-Federal: $31,887 | Jonathan Roling | Triclosan, wastewater effluent, chlorination, sterilization, surface water, microbial tolerance |
2013 | MA | Annual Base | Linking groundwater heatflow to fish habitat in stream catchments with till-mantled bedrock | Federal: $9,982 Non-Federal: $21,896 | David Boutt | baseflow, stream temperature, fish habitat, |
2013 | MA | Annual Base | Acid rain response and recovery in New England forests: Application of the novel calcium isotope tracer to the Hubbard Brook streamwater sample archive | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,033 | Andrew Kurtz | calcium, stable isotopes |
2013 | MA | Annual Base | Water Workshops Series | Federal: $26,275 Non-Federal: $32,601 | Paula Rees, Marie-Francoise Hatte | workshop, symposium, agriculture, water conservation, instream flow |
2013 | MD | Annual Base | Bromide as a Precursor of Potent Brominating Agents During Drinking Water Chlorination | Federal: $2,592 Non-Federal: $6,532 | John Sivey | bromide, bromine, chlorination, disinfection by-products, drinking water treatment, road salt, hydraulic fracturing, produced water, seawater intrusion |
2013 | MD | Annual Base | Validation of non-lethal laparoscopic technique for detection of intersex in regional black bass populations | Federal: $30,086 Non-Federal: $72,802 | Lance Yonkos, Lance Yonkos | Endocrine disruption, Non-lethal sampling, Keystone species |
2013 | MD | Annual Base | Tracing the rates of road salt runoff movement from impervious surface to stream and the effects on soil and aquifer geochemistry | Federal: $37,548 Non-Federal: $94,618 | Joel Moore, Steven Lev | road salt, stream salinization, ionic fluxes, groundwater geochemistry, surface water geochemistry, stormwater ponds |
2013 | MD | Annual Base | Enhancing watershed infiltration to restore urban stream hydro-ecological function (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $13,207 | Kaye Brubaker, Margaret Palmer | Watershed, restoration, urban, infiltration |
2013 | MD | Annual Base | The role of streams in nitrogen fluxes from watersheds in the Choptank Basin (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $12,501 | Kaye Brubaker, Thomas Fisher | Nitrogen, fate and transport, biogenic N gas |
2013 | MD | Annual Base | Modeling the effects of green roof substrate organic matter on stormwater retention and plant-based water cycling (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $12,584 | Kaye Brubaker, Steven Cohan, John Lea-Cox | Green roof, water balance, substrate water holding capacity |
2013 | ME | Annual Base | Optimized Pre-Treatment for Fluorescence Monitoring of Surface Fresh Water Contamination | Federal: $4,907 Non-Federal: $79,664 | Howard Patterson, John Ahern, Gregory Hall | Water Quality Monitoring, Water Chemistry, Pharmaceuticals, Petrochemicals |
2013 | ME | Annual Base | Assessing threats of changing climate to drinking water quality | Federal: $10,865 Non-Federal: $77,716 | Jasmine Saros, Sarah Nelson | acid deposition, algae, climate, geochemistry, water quality, water treatment |
2013 | ME | Annual Base | Partnership for Monitoring Maine Lake Temperatures in a changing Climate, Short-term Variability and Long-term Trends. | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $24,166 | Daniel Buckley, Scott Williams | climate, ecosystem, education, heat budge, lakes, and thermodynamics, water quality |
2013 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $18,051 Non-Federal: $28,160 | John Peckenham | Education, outreach, student training |
2013 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $27,124 Non-Federal: $54,302 | Jon Bartholic | Watershed Planning and Management; Water Quality; Water Use; Decision Support System |
2013 | MI | Annual Base | Dissemination, Technology Transfer Training and Program Development | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Natural Shorelines, Great Lakes, Watershed Management; Invasive Species; Lake and Stream Monitoring; Interactive Web-based Decision Support Systems; Climate Outreach |
2013 | MI | Annual Base | Building Capacity within Township Planning Commissions to Facilitate Water User Committees in the context of Michigan's Water Withdrawal Assessment Program | Federal: $10,401 Non-Federal: $20,800 | David Lusch | groundwater management, capacity building, local planning |
2013 | MN | Annual Base | Building sustainable governance frameworks to sustainably manage Minnesota's Water Resources | Federal: $29,998 Non-Federal: $58,621 | Sherry Enzler, Mae Davenport | Sustainable, water management, governance frameworks, social-ecological systems |
2013 | MO | Annual Base | Removal of NOMs by Advanced Thin Film Composite Membranes for the Control of Disinection Byproducts | Federal: $7,190 Non-Federal: $39,472 | Baolin Deng, Baolin Deng | mixed matrix nano composite membranes, NOMs, source water, polyamide, polysulfone, nanoparticiles, water permeability, mixed matrix nano composite membranes,BPs, THMs, HAAs,MMM, NDMA,membrane-based nanofiltration, reverse osmosis, |
2013 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $31,904 Non-Federal: $62,710 | Thomas Clevenger | |
2013 | MS | Annual Base | Interdisciplinary Assessment of Mercury Transport, Fate and Risk in Enid Lake, Mississippi | Federal: $39,780 Non-Federal: $80,174 | Xiaobo Chao, James Cizdziel, AKM Hossain, Kristine Willett | Water Quality, Contaminant Transport Mechanisms, Sedimentation |
2013 | MS | Annual Base | Non-linear downward flux of water in response to increasing wetland water depth and its influence on groundwater recharge, soil chemistry, and wetland tree growth | Federal: $37,260 Non-Federal: $74,592 | Gregg Davidson | Wetlands, Ecosystems, Surface and Groundwater Management |
2013 | MT | Annual Base | Do Sediments in the Warm Springs Ponds Operable Unit Act as A Sink for Organic Wastewater Compounds? | Federal: $13,835 Non-Federal: $27,671 | Katie Hailer, Stephen Parker | organic wastewater contaminants OWCs |
2013 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Rephotography as a tool to Understand the Effects of Resource Use on Rivers of the Greater Yellowstone Region | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Heidi Clark | rephotography resource use Greater Yellowstone |
2013 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Maintaining Migratory Pathways of Imperiled Large River and Small Stream Prairie Fishes in the Face of Climate Change | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | David Dockery | fish climate change migration habitat |
2013 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Understanding Trends in Snow Accumulation, Water Availability and Climate Changes Using Snow Telemetry Observations in the Missouri River Headwaters | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Thomas Matthews | Climate SNOWTEL Snow Missouri River |
2013 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Investigating Upstream Channel Response to Dam Removal, Black Foot River MT | Federal: $500 Non-Federal: $220 | Robert Livesay | dam removal geomorphology Black Foot River |
2013 | NC | Annual Base | A mesocosm study to determine nitrogen assimilation capacity of a restored wetland slated to receive pumped drainage water - a critical component to maximize improvement to the Pamlico Sound | Federal: $29,914 Non-Federal: $15,406 | Michael Burchell, Stephen W. Broome | Wetland restoration, Nitrogen assimilation, Denitrification, DRAINMOD |
2013 | NC | Annual Base | Surface and Subsurface Properties Regulating Manganese Contamination of Groundwater in the North Carolina Piedmont | Federal: $23,111 Non-Federal: $67,789 | Matthew Polizzotto, Aziz Ammozegar, Robert Austin, Rick Bolich, Phil Bradley, Owen Duckworth, Dean Hesterberg | Manganese, Groundwater Quality, Soil, Saprolite, Piedmont |
2013 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $1,250 Non-Federal: $14,517 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Sodic soil characterization and management on subsurface drainage | Federal: $4,300 Non-Federal: $7,474 | Tom DeSutter | Sodic Soil, Subsurface drainage, Tile drainage, water quality |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Measurement and modeling of soil moisture changes for subsurface drained and subirrigated fields in the Red River Valley | Federal: $3,608 Non-Federal: $4,272 | Xinhua Jia | Soil Moisture, Tile Drainage, Modeling, Measurement, subsurface drainage, subirrigated fields |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Development of a Model for Subsurface Drainage and Subirrigation Water Management | Federal: $3,608 Non-Federal: $4,273 | Xinhua Jia | Tile Drainage, Subsurface drainage modeling, Sub-irrigation |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Electron Donor Contributions to Denitrification in the Elk Valley Aquifer, ND | Federal: $4,811 Non-Federal: $14,789 | Scott Korom | Denitrification, Aquifers, Electron Donors, Geochemical evolution |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Physical model evaluations of scour holes below a singular and multiple step rock weirs | Federal: $4,210 Non-Federal: $12,941 | Yeo Lim | Scour, Physical models, Stepped weirs |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Temporal-spatial distribution (dynamics) of phytoplankton and diversity in relation to lake physical and chemical condition | Federal: $3,007 Non-Federal: $5,226 | Wei Lin | Temporal distribution, spatial distribution, phytoplankton, Lakes |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Investigation of Cryptosporidium oocysts in Influent and Effluent of the Fargo Water Treatment Plant | Federal: $3,007 Non-Federal: $5,226 | Khan Eakalak, John McEvoy | Cryptosporidium oocysts, Water reatment plant, Influent and effluent |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Drought monitoring and prediction using NOAH land surface model and GRACE satellite observation | Federal: $4,210 Non-Federal: $12,939 | Xiaodong Zhang | Drought, monitoring, prediction, GRACE Satellite data, NOAH Land Surface model |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Application of Soil Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) Model for Estimating Nutrient Loads to Lake Ashtabula, ND, under Different Climate Scenarios | Federal: $4,510 Non-Federal: $7,838 | Zhulu Lin, G. Padmanabhan | SWAT model, Nutrient loads, Lakes, Non-point pollution, Climate scenarios |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Improved Overland Flow Modeling for Hydrologic Connectivity Analysis of Potholes | Federal: $6,915 Non-Federal: $16,619 | Xuefeng Chu | Hydrologic connectivity, prarie potholes, Overland Flow Modeling, Puddle to puddle model |
2013 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $6,449 Non-Federal: $11,060 | G. Padmanabhan | |
2013 | NE | Annual Base | Development of an affinity-based concentrator-detection kit for monitoring emerging contaminants in recycled water | Federal: $24,054 Non-Federal: $50,862 | David Hage, Daniel Snow | Detection; emerging contaminants; recycled water |
2013 | NE | Annual Base | An Innovative Graphene Oxide Filter for Drinking Water Contaminants Removal | Federal: $24,054 Non-Federal: $48,108 | Yusong Li, Yongfeng Lu, Daniel Snow | nanomaterials; water filter |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Comparing the Time Required for Establishment of Effective Nutrient Removal Capacity of Different Stormwater Basin Designs | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Theresa Censoplano, Louise Wootton | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Detoxification of dioxins in sewers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Yashika Dewani, Lisa Rodenburg | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Developing an environmentally friendly water reuse technology using ferrate (VI) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Nanzhu Li, Yang Deng | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Understanding the fate of MTBE in anaerobic aquatic environments of New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Tong Liu, Max Haggblom | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Effect of cadmium on accelerated metamorphosis induced by hormesis in larvae of Chironomus riparius (Diptera:Chironomidae) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Jun Oh, Carolyn Bentivegna | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessing the role of wetland flora as a sink for nutrients in subsurface gravel wetlands in New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Kyle Seiverd, Louise Wootton | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Implications of historical and modern land use: urban wetland vegetation as indicators of temporal and spatial environmental heterogeneity and disturbance | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Laura Shappell, Lena Struwe | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Bioaccumulation of mercury in New Jersey aquatic ecosystems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Natalie Sherwood, Meiyin Wu | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Dehalogenation of halogenated aromatic compounds by indigenous microorganisms in sediments of the Hackensack River, New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Seo Sohn, Max Haggblom | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Biodegradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the Barnegat Bay-Little Egg Harbor estuary | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Sarah Wolfson, Lily Young | |
2013 | NJ | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $5,525 Non-Federal: $3,039 | Christopher Obropta, Lisa Galloway Evrard | |
2013 | NM | Annual Base | The transport and accumulation of pyrogenic black carbon in fire-prone watersheds and implications for water quality | Federal: $20,497 Non-Federal: $42,426 | Daniel Cadol, Michael Heagy, Fred Phillips | black carbon, erosion and deposition, forest fires, contaminant sorption |
2013 | NM | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $69,449 Non-Federal: $31,947 | Cathy Ortega Klett | Water Resources Education, Information Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2013 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information systems for Water Resources Research Planning | Federal: $14,945 Non-Federal: $6,875 | Alexander Fernald | |
2013 | NV | Annual Base | Optimization of ozone-biological activated carbon treatment for potable reuse applications | Federal: $39,991 Non-Federal: $83,396 | Daniel Gerrity | |
2013 | NV | Annual Base | Estimation of Atmospheric Wet and Dry Deposition of Nutrients to Lake Tahoe Snowpack | Federal: $39,779 Non-Federal: $94,643 | Rina Schumer | snowpack, biogeochemical cycles, atmospheric deposition |
2013 | NV | Annual Base | Quantifying Surface Runoff and Water Infiltration in Arid and Semi-arid Areas | Federal: $31,181 Non-Federal: $69,299 | Yong Zhang, Li Chen, Donald Reeves | surface runoff, infiltration, model, heterogeneity, application |
2013 | NV | Annual Base | Impact of climate on mercury transport in the Carson River-Lahontan Reservoir system and Management Alternatives to Mitigate Response | Federal: $25,433 Non-Federal: $59,510 | Rosemary Carroll | mercury transport climate, bioaccumulation, remediaton |
2013 | OH | Annual Base | Source tracking of Microcystis blooms in Lake Erie and its tributaries | Federal: $6,013 Non-Federal: $12,027 | George Bullerjahn | HABs, cyanobacteria, microcystin |
2013 | OH | Annual Base | Rural on-site waste treatment as a source of nutrients to a eutrophic watershed | Federal: $9,100 Non-Federal: $18,241 | Christopher Spiese, Bryan Boulanger | Water quality, waste treatment, nitrogen, phosphorus |
2013 | OH | Annual Base | Assessment of a Novel Application of Biochar to Improve Runoff Water Quality from Vegetated Roofs | Federal: $22,292 Non-Federal: $45,887 | Ishi Buffam, Dominic Boccelli | vegetated roofs, runoff, nutrients, dissolved metals, biochar |
2013 | OH | Annual Base | Characterizing the influence of surface chemistry and morphology on biofilm formation of ceramic membranes in wastewater treatment | Federal: $17,992 Non-Federal: $37,041 | Paula Mouser, Hendrik Verweij, Linda Weavers | Ceramic membranes, biological fouling, ultrasound, filtration |
2013 | OK | Annual Base | Remote Sensing of Water Quality and Harmful Algae in Oklahomas Lakes | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | K. Hambright, Andrew Dzialowski, Xiangming Xiao | |
2013 | OK | Annual Base | Comparison of Grain Sorghum and Corn Productivity under Limited Irrigation with Subsurface Drip | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Jason Warren, Nicholas Kenny, Rick Kochenower | Micro Irrigation, Corn, Sorghum, water use efficiency |
2013 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $2,763 Non-Federal: $5,525 | Mike Langston, Leslie Elmore, Dave Engle | |
2013 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $27,322 Non-Federal: $59,692 | Todd Jarvis | education, outreach, newsletter, symposium |
2013 | PA | Annual Base | Toward Mitigating Effects of Elevated Temperatures on Aquatic Ecosystems: Monitoring Thermal Impacts to Halfmoon Creek | Federal: $7,774 Non-Federal: $3,809 | Lysle Sherwin | stream temperature, water quality, impairment, designated use, Clean Water Act |
2013 | PA | Annual Base | Developing A Treatment Option for Marcellus Shale Wastewater Through Cultivation of the Algae Dunaliella salina | Federal: $24,027 Non-Federal: $52,620 | Kyle Bibby | |
2013 | PA | Annual Base | Range Expansion and Genetic Population Structure of Five Pennsylvania State Threatened Fish Species using Environmental DNA (eDNA) and Molecular Genetic Techniques. | Federal: $21,851 Non-Federal: $113,241 | Brady Porter | environmental DNA (eDNA), molecular detection, imperiled species, range expansion, species composition surveillance, population structure, conservation and management |
2013 | PA | Annual Base | Developing Quantitative Models for the Removal of Quaternary Ammonium Ions as Representative Cationic Emerging Contaminants by Cation Exchange Resins | Federal: $19,216 Non-Federal: $60,035 | Huichun Zhang | Cation Exchange Resins (CERs), Quaternary Ammonium Ions, Emerging Contaminants, Cation Exchange, Predictive models, Water Treatment |
2013 | PA | Annual Base | Evaluation of Round Goby and Tubenose Goby Habitat Disturbance and Impacts to Native Fishes – Phase II | Federal: $23,246 Non-Federal: $57,424 | Jay Stauffer | Biological Control of Invasive Species, Invasion Restrictions |
2013 | PR | Annual Base | Field Demonstration of Removal of MS2 Bacteriophage and Bacillus subtilis with a Solar-Powered Engineered Experimental Drum Filtration and Disinfection (SEED) Unit | Federal: $6,500 Non-Federal: $11,000 | Sangchul Hwang | Disinfections, Water Quality, Water Treatment |
2013 | PR | Annual Base | The Total Microbial Community Structure and Enterococci Population Dynamics During a “recent fecal contamination event” in Seawater samples of Puerto Rico | Federal: $10,713 Non-Federal: $11,628 | Luis Rios-Hernandez | Enterococci, Microbial community, Recreational water quality |
2013 | RI | Annual Base | Drinking Water Outreach in Rhode Island | Federal: $10,421 Non-Federal: $17,256 | Harold Knickle, Geoffrey Bothun | Water Quality, Conference, Summer Camp, High School Students, Clean Water, Careers, Rhode Island |
2013 | RI | Annual Base | Seismic Evaluation of the Gainer Memorial Dam | Federal: $18,445 Non-Federal: $40,440 | Aaron Bradshaw, Gopu Potty, George Tsiatas | Seismic, Dam Safety, Earth Dams |
2013 | SC | Annual Base | Enhancing Sattelite Measurements of Water Surface Temperature Using a Thermal Model of the Lake Surface for Improved Evaporation Estimates | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | John Saylor, Nigel Kaye | Evaporation, Thermal Models, GIS, Remote Sensing, Surface Temperature, Water Availability, Water Quantity, Reservoirs, Lakes, Satellite |
2013 | SC | Annual Base | Effects of Pharmaceutical Photodegradation Products in Freshwater on Local Amphibians | Federal: $12,030 Non-Federal: $24,060 | Allison Welch, Wendy Cory | Amphibians, Pharmaceuticals, Ecotoxicity, Photodegradation, Freshwater |
2013 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating the Nitrate-Removal Effectiveness of Denitrifying Bioreactors (part 2) | Federal: $20,526 Non-Federal: $43,374 | Jeppe Kjaersgaard, Christopher Hay, Todd Trooien | Denitrifying Bioreactors, Agricultural Drainage, Nitrate Removal, Conservation, Hydrology |
2013 | SD | Annual Base | Subsurface Drainage Impacts on Evapotranspiration and Water Yield | Federal: $20,526 Non-Federal: $43,354 | Christopher Hay, Jeppe Kjaersgaard, Todd Trooien | Evapotranspiration, Subsurface Drainage, Hydrology, DRAINMOD |
2013 | SD | Annual Base | South Dakota Water Resources Institute FY2013 Information Transfer Program | Federal: $7,346 Non-Federal: $14,410 | Van Kelley | Outreach, Service Communication, Interaction, Information |
2013 | TN | Annual Base | Long-term Evaluation of Norris Dam Operation under Changing Environments | Federal: $11,428 Non-Federal: $18,181 | Ungtae Kim | Climate Change, Water resources management, Reservoir operation, Hydrology, Optimization, Flood, Drought |
2013 | TN | Annual Base | Chemical and Morphological Analyses of Trout Otoliths as a Measure of Aluminum Exposure in Streams Impacted by Acid Deposition in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $24,900 | Michelle Connolly, John Schwartz | Stream, acid deposition, trout, otoliths, baseflow, stormflow, aluminum |
2013 | TN | Annual Base | Re-filling the Bucket: Recharge Processes for the Memphis Aquifer in the Exposure Belt in Western Tennessee | Federal: $16,977 Non-Federal: $30,627 | Brian Waldron, Daniel Larsen | Recharge, hillslope hydrology, ground water, vadose zone, monitoring |
2013 | TN | Annual Base | Engineered Strategy to Remediate Trace Organic Contaminants using Recirculating Packed-Bed Media Biofilters at Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems | Federal: $39,000 Non-Federal: $78,497 | John Buchanan, Jennifer DeBruyn | Trace Organic Contaminants, Decentralized Wastewater Treatment, Media Biofilters, Fixed-film |
2013 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluation of invasive aquatic species in Texas | Federal: $19,762 Non-Federal: $73,171 | Michael Masser, Elizabeth Edgerton, Lucas Gregory, Allen Knutson | Invasive aquatic species, evaluation, ecology |
2013 | TX | Annual Base | Increasing Water Security through Horizontal Wells | Federal: $19,762 Non-Federal: $44,431 | Hongbin Zhan, Ben Blumenthal, Kristine Uhlman | Groundwater, Horizontal Drilling, Aquifer Storage and Recovery |
2013 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $16,001 Non-Federal: $7,360 | Roel Lopez, Danielle Kalisek, Leslie Lee, Kevin Wagner, Kathy Wythe | |
2013 | UT | Annual Base | Quantification of Water Quality Improvements Through the 900 S Oxbow Restoration and Stormwater BMP Renovation Project | Federal: $22,299 Non-Federal: $36,295 | R. Dupont | Stormwater, Constructed Wetlands, Water Quality, Jordan River |
2013 | UT | Annual Base | Capturing Aerial Imagery on the San Rafael River, Utah, Using an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) to Monitor and Assist in Evaluating Restoration Efforts | Federal: $19,088 Non-Federal: $44,623 | Bethany Neilson, Ian Gowing | River Restoration, Tamarisk, Remote Sensing, AggieAir, Fish Habitat |
2013 | VA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $40,753 Non-Federal: $60,433 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2013 | VI | Annual Base | Is Water Quality Degradation Inevitable in the VI? Linking the Human Dimension to the Governance of Water Resources Across the Territory. | Federal: $24,232 Non-Federal: $0 | Wayne Archibald, Kala Fleming | water quality, education, engagement, outreach, water governance, runoff, nonpoint source pollution, partnerships |
2013 | VI | Annual Base | Plant Nutrient Management in Aquaponic System for Zucchini (Cucurbita pepo) Production | Federal: $23,996 Non-Federal: $0 | Dilip Nandwani, Donald Bailey | BER, Nutrient Management, pH, Zucchini |
2013 | VI | Annual Base | Groundwater Chemistry, Flowpaths, and Flux Rates in the Mangrove System Surrounding Bovoni Landfill Within the St. Thomas East End Reserve (STEER) | Federal: $27,284 Non-Federal: $0 | Kristin Wilson, Andrew Reeve | groundwater, mangroves, Bovoni Landfill, St. Thomas East End Reserve, geologic cores |
2013 | VI | Annual Base | Correlating Precipitation Patterns and Erosion Indicators Across the St. Thomas Microclimates | Federal: $24,830 Non-Federal: $0 | David Morris, Donald Drost, Michael Larson, Avram Primack, Raymond Torres | |
2013 | VT | Annual Base | Automated Mapping of Effective Impervious Areas (EIA) to Assess the Impact of EIA on Stream Health | Federal: $30,628 Non-Federal: $63,312 | Leslie Morrissey, Beverley Wemple | Stream health, impervious areas, stormwater, remote sensing, GIS, LiDAR |
2013 | WA | Annual Base | Black Carbon and Dust Deposition on South Cascade Glacier Since 1750 AD: Implications for the Timing and Availability of Water Resources in Washington State | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Susan Kaspari, Carey Gazis | snow and glacier melt, black carbon, dust, runoff timing and magnitude |
2013 | WA | Annual Base | Arsenic Fate Following In-Situ Sulfate Reduction: Assessing the Sustainability of a Promising Groundwater Remediation Strategy | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,015 | Rebecca Neumann, Jennifer Jay | arsenic, induced sulfate reduction, remediation, groundwater quality, sustainability |
2013 | WA | Annual Base | An Integrated Engineering and Economic Analysis of the Columbia River Treaty Renegotiation using Game Theory | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,001 | Michael Brady, Jennifer Adam, Jonathan Yoder | Columbia River Basin Treaty, Game Theory, Reservoir Modeling |
2013 | WA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $1,525 Non-Federal: $4,763 | Michael Barber, Jennifer Adam, Jonathan Yoder | Outreach, Information Transfer |
2013 | WI | Annual Base | Establishing the Long-Term Range of Variability in Drought Conditions for Southwest Wisconsin | Federal: $72,024 Non-Federal: $78,126 | Evan Larson, Christopher Underwood | dendrochronology, hyrdrologic variability, oak savanna, driftless area |
2013 | WI | Annual Base | Impacts of Climatic and Land Use Changes on Streamflow and Water Quality in the Milwaukee River Basin | Federal: $39,088 Non-Federal: $39,275 | Woonsup Choi, Changshan Wu | Automata-Markov, impervious surfaces, urbanization, sediment and nutrient loading |
2013 | WV | Annual Base | Understanding variations in isotopic and molecular compositions of stray gas in areas of accelerating shale gas development | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,168 | Shikha Sharma | Stray gas, isotopes, molecular composition, coalbed gas, sampling methodology |
2013 | WV | Annual Base | Using geomorphic landform design principles to reduce selenium loads from West Virginia valley fills | Federal: $45,856 Non-Federal: $91,800 | Ben Mack, Leslie Hopkinson, John Quaranta | Geomorphic landform design, valley fills, water quality, selenium |
2013 | WY | Annual Base | Mapping annual surface area changes since 1984 of lakes and reservoirs in Wyoming that are not gauged using multi-temporal Landsat data | Federal: $5,512 Non-Federal: $79,048 | Ramesh Sivanpillai | Lake surface area, drought, remote sensing |
2013 | WY | Annual Base | Micro-Patterned Membrane Surfaces with Switchable Hydrophobicity | Federal: $12,744 Non-Federal: $128,659 | Carl Frick, Jonathan Brant | Reverse osmosis, produced water, hydrophobic surfaces, polymer engineering |
2013 | WY | Annual Base | Use of Fe(VI) for the Improvement of Water Quality in Wyoming | Federal: $48,553 Non-Federal: $219,923 | Maohong Fan, Lamia Goual | Total organic carbon; heavy metals; suspended solids; ferrate; water treatment |
2013 | WY | Annual Base | Rumen Microbial Changes Associated With High Sulfur A Basis for Developing Treatments for Ruminant Livestock in High Sulfur Water Regions | Federal: $36,113 Non-Federal: $188,779 | Kristi Cammack, Kathy Austin, Gavin Conant, William Lamberson, Ken Olson, Cody Wright | Sulfate, Water, Livestock, Health |
2012 | AK | Annual Base | Evaluating the treatability of soil contaminated with diesel and 1-chloro-octadecane via bioremediation | Federal: $16,113 Non-Federal: $6,083 | Silke Schiewer, Mary Leigh | bioremediation, phytoremediation, contaminated soil, groundwater, remote communities, contaminants in cold regions, soil microbiology |
2012 | AK | Annual Base | Response of Water Supply Lakes to Climate Change in Western Alaska: a Case Study of Past, Present, and Future Thermal Regimes in Kotzebue | Federal: $17,489 Non-Federal: $5,004 | Christopher Arp | Arctic, lakes, water supply, thermal regime, climate change |
2012 | AK | Annual Base | Monitoring runoff in glaciated watersheds to assess groundwater recharge and flooding risks | Federal: $21,026 Non-Federal: $3,230 | Anna Liljedahl, Anthony Arendt | Runoff, glacier, groundwater recharge, climate change |
2012 | AK | Annual Base | Developing partnerships with rural high-schools along the Kvichak River, Alaska to map strontium (Sr) isotope (87Sr/86Sr) variation and aid tracking Pacific salmon migrations | Federal: $19,266 Non-Federal: $9,537 | Matthew Wooller | Western Alaskan Rivers, salmon migration, strontium isotopes, biodiversity, conservation. |
2012 | AK | Annual Base | Rapid Moving Debris Lobes in the Brooks Range of Alaska | Federal: $18,441 Non-Federal: $9,128 | Ronald Daanen | Slope stability, Permafrost, Climate change, Dalton highway |
2012 | AL | Annual Base | QUANTITATIVE PCR-BASED ASSAYS FOR DETECTION OF WILDLIFE AND PET | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,096 | Yucheng Feng | bacteria, water quality, biotechnology, pollution control, water quality |
2012 | AL | Annual Base | Experimental Investigation of Stormwater Runoff Quality Originating | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,870 | Jason Kirby | Water Quality (270), Urban Hydrology (258), Runoff (207), Nitrogen (156), |
2012 | AL | Annual Base | DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN-SITU CAPABLE METHOD FOR DETECTING PATHOGENIC | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,019 | Ahjeong Son | Pathogenic bacteria, E. coli O157:H7, nanoparticle, DNA, in-situ detection, microfluidics |
2012 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center Information Transfer Program | Federal: $7,554 Non-Federal: $15,109 | Brian Haggard | Conference, Newsletters, Web Interface, Citizen Science, Social Media |
2012 | AR | Annual Base | Preparing drinking water utilities on Beaver Lake reservoir to meet disinfection byproduct regulations: The impact of continued nutrient enrichments | Federal: $63,992 Non-Federal: $127,984 | Julian Fairey, Wen Zhang | disinfection byproducts; nutrients; water treatment |
2012 | AR | Annual Base | Development and Implementation of Nutrient Runoff Reduction Measures for Poultry Houses | Federal: $42,000 Non-Federal: $84,010 | Andrew Sharpley, David Miller | Chemical filters, nutrient transport, phosphorus runoff, poultry litter management, |
2012 | AR | Annual Base | The effect of global climate change on algal biomass and total organic carbon concentrations in Beaver Lake | Federal: $45,108 Non-Federal: $101,300 | Jefferson Scott | total organic carbon |
2012 | AZ | Annual Base | Fate of Emerging Nanoparticle Contaminants during Aquifer Recharge with Treated Wastewater | Federal: $10,450 Non-Federal: $21,678 | Reyes Sierra, James Field | Nanoparticles; Engineered nanomaterials; Wastewater reuse; Wastewater recharge; Groundwater |
2012 | AZ | Annual Base | "Does Increasing Solids Retention Time in the Wastewater Treatment Process Affect the Persistence of Antibiotic Resistance Genes?" | Federal: $7,300 Non-Federal: $14,662 | Channah Rock, Leif Abrell | Water Reuse, Antibiotic Resistance, Wastewater Treatment |
2012 | AZ | Annual Base | Toxicity of Emerging Contaminants in an Effluent Dependent Stream: the Role of Suspended Solids and Sediments | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $21,115 | David Quanrud, Robert Arnold, Eduardo Saez, Shane Snyder | emerging contaminants, bioassay, wastewater, sediment |
2012 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $58,942 Non-Federal: $115,933 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden, Jean McLain | |
2012 | CA | Annual Base | Effect of forest management on water yields and other ecosystem services in Sierra Nevada forests | Federal: $119,829 Non-Federal: $169,455 | Kevin O'Hara | |
2012 | CA | Annual Base | Spatial Analysis of Irrigation Efficiencies for the Sate of California | Federal: $22,008 Non-Federal: $8,599 | Samuel Sandoval Solis | |
2012 | CA | Annual Base | CIWR Information Transfer - Outreach | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $51,787 | Doug Parker | |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $37,532 Non-Federal: $158,325 | Reagan Waskom | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Assessing the Benefits and Drawbacks of Different Institutional Arrangements to Enhancing Forest and Water Ecosystem Services and Ecosystem Services Markest in Colorado | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,400 | Antony Cheng | Watershed, Payment for Ecosystem Service (PES) |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Structural and Functional Controls of Tree Transpiration in Front Range Urban Forests | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,400 | David Cooper | Tree Transpiration, Urban Forests |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Winter Precipitation Variability in the Colorado Rocky Mountains | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,400 | Nolan Doesken | Streamflow Forecasting, Elevation Gradient, Precipitation Anomalies |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Reconstructing a Water Balance for the San Luis Valley: Streamflow Variability, Change, and Extremes in a Snowmelt Dominated Internal Drainage Basin | Federal: $9,890 Non-Federal: $4,748 | Steven Fassnacht | Water Balance, Streamflow Variability, San Luis Valley |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | The Short and Long-Term Impacts of Drought on the Structure of Regional Economics: Investigating the Farm Supply Chain | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,400 | Christopher Goemans | Economics, Drought |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Quantifying Risks Producers Face when Entering Agricultural Water Lease Contracts | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,400 | Christopher Goemans, James Pritchett | AgLet, Water Transfers, Decision Support |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Thermal preference of age-0 stonecats (Noturus flavus): Are thermal water quality standards protective for this species? | Federal: $4,858 Non-Federal: $2,332 | Christopher Myrick | Stonecat, St. Vrain River, Republican River |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Biowin Simulation to Assess Alternative Treatment Units for a Local Wastewater Treatment Plant to Meet the New Effluent Nutrient Regulations | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,400 | Pinar Omur-Ozbek | Biowin |
2012 | CO | Annual Base | Using Water Chemistry to Characterize the Connection between Alluvial Groundwater and Streamflow Water Under Augmentation at the Tamarack Ranch State Wildlife Area, Colorado | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,400 | John Stednick | Tamarack Ranch, Chemistry |
2012 | CT | Annual Base | Field Testing the Educational and Land Use Planning Value of a New Nitrogen Modeling Tool in the Niantic River Watershed | Federal: $18,686 Non-Federal: $37,372 | Juliana Barrett, Chester Arnold, Emily Wilson | nitrogen source/sink |
2012 | CT | Annual Base | The Impacts of Wastewater from a Retirement Community on Fish Health | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $91,370 | Thijs Bosker, Thijs Bosker | fish reproduction, municipal effluent, retirement community, reproductive impairment, laboratory and field assessment |
2012 | CT | Annual Base | Influence of dynamic copper speciation on bioavailability in streams | Federal: $31,507 Non-Federal: $72,397 | Timothy Vadas | bioavailability, non point source, effluent, Cu, DOC |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Biological Inventory of Seepage Springs and Vernal Pools; Small Isolated Wetlands in Parks of National Capital East (NPS) | Federal: $12,224 Non-Federal: $25,500 | David Culver | Biotic Inventory, Isolated Wetlands, Seepage Springs, Vernal Pools |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Anticipating Climate Change based on Precipitation Analysis for the District of Columbia | Federal: $3,818 Non-Federal: $2,682 | Pradeep Behera | Climate Change, Precipitation analysis, Storm event analysis |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Development of a physically-based model for Performance Evaluation Optimization of Green Roof Systems | Federal: $9,230 Non-Federal: $32,517 | Arash Massoudieh, Pradeep Behera | Stormwater, Low impact development, Green roofs, Flow in unsaturated media, Contaminant fate and transport |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Evaluating Water Management Alternatives in the Upper Potomac River Basin for the District of Columbia Source Water Protection | Federal: $8,717 Non-Federal: $29,560 | Tolessa Deksissa, Heidi Moltz, James Palmer | water resources planning, water supply capacity building, best management practices |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Episodic ion and nutrient inputs to the Anacostia River: constructing a chemical hydrograph of an urban stream's response to periodic rainfall | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,952 | Stephen MacAvoy | sediment biogeochemistry, episodic stream chemical response, pollution bioaccumulation, nutrients |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Development of Porous Driveway System for Districts Residential Lots | Federal: $10,900 Non-Federal: $5,014 | Inder Bhambri, Pradeep Behera | Low Impact Development, Porous pavement, Urban Runoff |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Water Pollution Modeling and Prediction Using Computational Intelligence Methods | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $5,980 | Nian Zhang, Pradeep Behera | Nonpoint Source Pollution, Urban Runoff, Stormwater Management, Water Quality, Neural Networks, Prediction |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | Monitoring of UDC Van-Ness Campus Green Roof System to Evaluate Runoff Quantity Control Performance | Federal: $11,512 Non-Federal: $5,296 | Pradeep Behera, Arash Massoudieh | Low Impact Development, Green Roof, Urban Runoff |
2012 | DC | Annual Base | A Performance-based Review of World-wide Water Reuse Facilities in Support of DC Water Reuse Policy | Federal: $7,934 Non-Federal: $3,650 | Iveracottis Short | Water Quality, Climate Change, Water reuse, Policy, and Public Health |
2012 | DE | Annual Base | The Returns to Best Management Practices: Evidence from Early Proposals for Nutrient Trading in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Joshua Duke | |
2012 | DE | Annual Base | Developing Scientifically-Based Food Safety Metrics for Water Management and Irrigation Methods | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,762 | Kalmia Kniel | Pathogens, Food Safety, Irrigation Water Quality |
2012 | DE | Annual Base | Water Quality Impacts of Landscape Best Management Practices that Enhance Vegetation | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Shreeram Inamdar | |
2012 | DE | Annual Base | Improving Irrigation Management through Soil Moisture Monitoring and Automated Control of Sprinkler and Sub-Surface Drip Irrigation | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | James Sims, James Sims | Irrigation management, soil moisture monitoring, sub-surface drip irrigation |
2012 | DE | Annual Base | Characterization of Viral Diversity within the Mantel Fluid of the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Eric Wommack, Eric Wommack | Oyster health, viruses, nonpoint pollution, habitat destruction |
2012 | DE | Annual Base | Water Quality Management in Urban Ecosystems | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Susan Barton, Jules Bruck | Urban watersheds, stormwater, landscape design, native plants |
2012 | DE | Annual Base | Preventing Formation of Toxic Chlorination Byproducts in Water Using Zerovalent Iron | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Pei Chiu, Pei Chiu | Toxic chlorination byproducts, zerovalent iron, DBPs, treatment technology |
2012 | FL | Annual Base | Development and Evaluation of Indices for Bias Assessment for Radar-based Rainfall Estimates | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Ramesh Teegavarapu | NEXRAD, Rain gauge data, Homogeneous Rain areas, South Florida Water Management District, Indices, spatial and temporal, statistical, numerical weather prediction, spatial analysis, GIS |
2012 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $30,983 Non-Federal: $18,802 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | Information Transfer |
2012 | GA | Annual Base | Monitoring Diurnal and Seasonal Cycle of Evapotranspiration over Georgia using Remote Sensing Observations | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $120,000 | Jingfeng Wang | Evapotranspiration, Remote Sensing |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $23,442 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Teaching Teachers about Guam's Water Resources and 'Guam Water Kids': 1 Credit Hour Continuing Education Course with Guam Department of Education, Professional & International Program-University of Guam, and WERI | Federal: $10,725 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card | Water resources, teacher training, aquifer, groundwater, surface water, watershed, Guam, hydrological cycle, ground water, non-source pollution, non-point pollution, conservation, fresh water, water supply, education |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | One-Day Executive/Professional Field Course, with Webpage on Sustainable Management of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $8,970 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Groundwater education; Aquifer field trip, Aquifer models |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Spatial and Temporal Analyses of the Relationship Between Groundwater Salinity and Rainfall Amounts, Timing, and Intensity in the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $36,821 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Mark Lander | Groundwater availability; Groundwater quality |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | LiDAR-based Delineation and Hydrologic Modeling of Southern and Central Guam Watersheds | Federal: $13,800 Non-Federal: $0 | Maria Kottermair | Watershed boundaries; drainages; surface water flow; flow direction; rivers; watershed management; hydrology; Southern Guam; LiDAR; elevation model |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Presenting 'CNMI Water Kids': Private Elementary/Middle Schools and Northern Marianas College of Education Outreach/Teacher Relations Program | Federal: $13,673 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card | Water resources; aquifer; groundwater; surface water; watershed; CNMI; water cycle; ground water; non-source pollution; non-point pollution; conservation; Mariana Islands; limestone |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Development of Water Usage Pattern (Diurnal Demand Pattern) for Saipan Water Distribution System | Federal: $26,172 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Use Data; Water Demand; Distribution Systems; Model Studies |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Environmental Impact of FUDS and Brownfields Sites in Watersheds on the Eastern Side of Saipan: Phase 2. Impact on Aquatic Resources | Federal: $39,784 Non-Federal: $0 | John Starmer, Gary Denton | pollution monitoring and assessment, dumpsites, heavy metals, pesticides, PCBs, drainage pathways, impact on aquatic resources, Saipan, Micronesia |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Inventory and Assessment of Existing Sewage Treatment Facilities and Excess Sludge Handling Practices in the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $21,407 Non-Federal: $0 | Joe Rouse | Wastewater, treatment, sludge handling, disposal, reuse, water quality, Micronesia, |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Improving the Weno, Chuuk Water Distribution System Using Hydraulic Modeling and Geographic Information Systems | Federal: $27,912 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Water Distribution Systems, Geographic Information Systems, Water System Modeling |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Identifying Sustainable Water Storage Infrastructure for Atoll Island Communities | Federal: $12,946 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Atoll island aquifers |
2012 | GU | Annual Base | Water System Leak Detection Training for Pohnpei Utilities Corporation (PUC), the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $17,848 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Resources, Training, Education, Operations and Maintenance |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Evaluation of rapid QPCR method for enterococci with correlative assessment for molecular markers for sewage contamination in selected environmental water samples from Hawaii. | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $83,180 | Marek Kirs | rapid methods, microbial source tracking |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Promoting Water Sustainability Literacy | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | John Cusick, David Penn | Water Forum, sustainability literacy, civic engagement |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Creating an inventory of coastal ecosystem services and their management in Hawaii | Federal: $3,333 Non-Federal: $6,727 | Steven Gray | ecosystem services; water policy |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Satisfying Growing Water Demand Through Integrated Groundwater and Watershed Management | Federal: $10,503 Non-Federal: $21,146 | Kimberly Burnett | integrated water resource management, watershed conservation, groundwater, climate change, dynamic efficiency, economic optimization |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Fate and Transport of Pharmaceutically Active Compounds in Simulated Bank Filtration System | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $21,442 | Chittaranjan Ray, Matteo D'Alessio | Riverbank filtration, Micropollutants, Redox, Column |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Molecular, Fluorometric and Confocal Microscopy Analysis of Microbial Community Composition and Structure | Federal: $13,991 Non-Federal: $28,150 | Celia Smith, David Spafford | |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Acquire Sedimentation Data to Promote Reservoir Sustainability and Advance Watershed Science | Federal: $38,000 Non-Federal: $76,000 | David Penn | RESSED |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $13,632 Non-Federal: $27,516 | Philip Moravcik | technology transfer, information transfer, website, seminars, conferences |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Usage of UV disinfection coupled with rain water catchment and stream water in rural areas | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,104 | Bunnie Yoneyama, Joseph Lichwa | UV disinfection, water supply, slow sand filtration, |
2012 | HI | Annual Base | Bioaccumulation and Biotransformation of Arsenic by Marine Algae in Hawaii | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $11,840 | Philip Moravcik | Algae, Arsenic, Pesticide, bioaccumulation |
2012 | IA | Annual Base | Quantifying Field Water Balance Components as Affected by Shifts in Land-Use Patterns: Implications for Minimizing Agricultural Impacts on Water Quality in Iowa | Federal: $28,328 Non-Federal: $102,584 | Robert Horton, Matthew Helmers | Water Quality, Crop Water Use, Evapotranspiration, Biofuels, Hydrologic Model, Land-use change |
2012 | IA | Annual Base | Dielectric Measurement of Soil Nitrate Concentration | Federal: $13,783 Non-Federal: $48,996 | Amy Kaleita | nitrate concentration, dielectric spectoscopy, permittivity, spectral analysis |
2012 | ID | Annual Base | Developing a Conjunctive Water Resources Planning and Management Model for the Eastern Snake River Plain | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $56,150 | Jae Ryu | Surface water and Groundwater Interactions, Human and Natural Systems |
2012 | ID | Annual Base | An Ecosystem Services Analysis of the Boise River Basin | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Scott Lowe | Ecosystem Services, Use Values, Nonuse Values |
2012 | ID | Annual Base | The Idaho Water Resources Outreach and Engagement Project | Federal: $86,170 Non-Federal: $56,416 | John Tracy, Julie Scanlin | |
2012 | ID | Annual Base | Characterizing Boise River Watershed Water Quality Using BASINS Modeling | Federal: $29,480 Non-Federal: $58,984 | Shawn Benner | Developing a Water Resource Management Tool |
2012 | ID | Annual Base | The geomorphic signature of salmon: quantifying the impact of spawner density on stream bed morphology and habitat for future spawners to inform water resources management | Federal: $29,020 Non-Federal: $50,336 | Alexander Fremier, Elowyn Yager | biotic feedbacks, geomorphology, hydrology, salmon redd, spawning, stream bed |
2012 | IL | Annual Base | Measuring Public Preferences over Stormwater Management Outcomes in Illinois: Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Help | Federal: $30,075 Non-Federal: $60,578 | Amy Ando | Stormwater management, values, flooding, water quality, aquatic habitat |
2012 | IL | Annual Base | The Impacts of Cellulosic Biofuel Feedstock Production on Midwest US Hydrologic Cycle | Federal: $31,814 Non-Federal: $148,394 | Carl Bernacchi, Carl Bernacchi | Land-use-change, water use efficiency, evapotranspiration, streamflow, Gulf of Mexico Hypoxic Zone |
2012 | IL | Annual Base | Transferring Water Resources Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $25,446 Non-Federal: $6,438 | Lisa Merrifield | Conferences, outreach, web site |
2012 | IN | Annual Base | Transport and retention of atrazine, metolachlor, carbaryl, and chlorothalonil in agricultural streams | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $66,482 | Melody Bernot, Daniel Elias | agricultural contaminants, nonpoint pollution, streams, toxicology |
2012 | IN | Annual Base | Monitoring and Modeling of Hydrodynamic Processes at the Wabash-Tippecanoe Confluence | Federal: $22,114 Non-Federal: $44,228 | Venkatesh Merwade, Indrajeet Chaubey, Reuben Goforth | Wabash River; Tippecanoe River; Hydrodynamic Modeling |
2012 | IN | Annual Base | Identifying Opportunities for Soil and Water Conservation With Indianas County Surveyors and Drainage Boards | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Linda Prokopy, Nathan Mullendore | Drainage Water Management, Drainage Policy, Channelized Streams, Water Quality, Nonpoint Source Pollution, Diffusion of Innovation |
2012 | IN | Annual Base | Niche breadth variation of fish assemblages for the entire Wabash River | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $61,678 | Mark Pyron | Fish assemblages, geomorphology, hydrology, substrates, niche breadth |
2012 | IN | Annual Base | Connectivity & Functioning of Wetlandscapes: A Complex Network Modeling Analysis | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Suresh Rao | [ENCODING ERROR] |
2012 | IN | Annual Base | Pollution Prevention Strategies for Farmers and Commercial Input Applicator Businesses | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $30,419 | Fred Whitford | spills, pollution prevention, environment, water |
2012 | KS | Annual Base | Sediment Core Analysis for Understanding Reservoir History | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,208 | Mark Jakubauskas, Frank deNoyelles, Jr. | Hydrological |
2012 | KS | Annual Base | Impacts of In-channel Dredging on the Morphology of the Kansas River | Federal: $23,333 Non-Federal: $56,684 | Melinda Daniels | dredge, channel incision, bank erosion, sediment |
2012 | KS | Annual Base | Evaluation of the Kansas P Index using APEX | Federal: $21,000 Non-Federal: $50,212 | Nathan Nelson | Phosphorus Index |
2012 | KS | Annual Base | Investigation of Recharge to the High Plains Aquifer, Northwestern Kansas | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $60,016 | Randy Stotler, James Butler | Recharge, Aquifer |
2012 | KS | Annual Base | Getting the information modelers need: Extracting hydrostatigraphic information from drillers' logs | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $59,606 | Geoffrey Bohling, James Butler, Blake Wilson | |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Quantifying benthic macroinvertebrate communities and habitat in a recently restored stream in eastern Kentucky | Federal: $4,138 Non-Federal: $8,676 | Amy Braccia | stream restoration, aquatic insects, ecological study |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Development of wetland assessment methods for Kentucky | Federal: $4,295 Non-Federal: $8,816 | David Brown | assessment, condition, biological integrity, riverine wetlands |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Hydrologic characterization of a tree- and shrub-vegetated rain garden | Federal: $4,985 Non-Federal: $12,802 | Carmen Agouridis | bioretention, stormwater, infiltration, water balance |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Development and calibration of biomarkers in native sunfish for use in detection of endocrine active compounds | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,166 | David Peyton, Ben Brammell | endocrine disruptors, nucleic acid sequences |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | The combined effects of the herbicide atrazine and predator cues on larval dragonflies | Federal: $4,976 Non-Federal: $11,779 | Claire Fuller | predator-prey dynamics, freshwater ecology, immune investment |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Occurrence of synthetic estrogen in surface water, source water, and drinking water in the Barren River watershed | Federal: $4,978 Non-Federal: $10,586 | Ritchie Taylor | pharmaceuticals, emerging contaminants |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Field-scale water and bromide transport as affected by land use and rainfall characteristics | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,364 | Ole Wendroth | rainfall simulation, spatial variability, scale-dependent variability |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Fate & transport of herbicides in karst autogenic recharge of Kentucky's Mississippian Plateau | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,237 | Chris Groves | groundwater, epikarst, atrazine |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Arsenic detection using quartz crystal microbalance | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,448 | David Atwood | groundwater, drinking water, analytical methods |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Sampling for pharmaceuticals in Kentucky surface waters | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,022 | E. Glynn Beck | emerging contaminants, antibiotics, estrogen, PPCPs |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Determining groundwater flow velocities and discharge rate at the Kentucky Horse Park Royal Spring conduit monitoring station | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,068 | James Currens | dye tracing, mass flux, karst hydrology, TMDL |
2012 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky information transfer activities | Federal: $38,963 Non-Federal: $70,706 | Lindell Ormsbee | symposium, Internet, www |
2012 | LA | Annual Base | Nutrient and harmful algal bloom (HAB) dynamics in Lake Pontchartrain during a non-spillway opening year | Federal: $15,600 Non-Federal: $37,948 | John White, Sibel Bargu, Chunyan Li | Water quality; harmful alogal blooms; nutrients; eutrophication, Lake Pontchartain |
2012 | LA | Annual Base | Identification of contaminant source locations in Amite River watershed | Federal: $16,199 Non-Federal: $32,926 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Non-point source pollution; contaminant source location, watershed |
2012 | LA | Annual Base | Hydrostratigraphy Modeling of the Southern Hills Aquifer System and Faults | Federal: $15,600 Non-Federal: $31,927 | Frank Tsai | Hydrostratigraphy, Hydrofacies, Uncertainty, Multimodel Analysis, Aquifer System, Fault |
2012 | LA | Annual Base | Irregular Wave Dissipation by Coastal Vegetation | Federal: $15,495 Non-Federal: $32,056 | Heather Smith | Waves, vegetation, wetlands, turbulence |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Analysis of Charles River (MA) Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) Using a Prototype | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $69,864 | Bruce Jackson | Submersible, SAV, blue-green algae |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Fluvial Geomorphology Workshop | Federal: $6,738 Non-Federal: $10,921 | Paula Rees, Christine Hatch, Marie-Francoise Hatte | fluvial geomorphology, assessements, methods |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Biopolymer Sorbents for Tungsten Removal | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,052 | Jessica Schiffman | chitosan, tungsten, biopolymer, nanoparticle, water treatment |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Elucidating the impact of upgrading wastewater treatment for nitrogen removal on eutrophication and toxic algal bloom in Long Island Sound | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,249 | Chul Park | Biological nitrogen removal (BNR), Connecticut River, Eutrophication, Long Island Sound, Nitrogen permit, Organic nitrogen, Toxic algal bloom |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Land Use, Land Cover and Stormwater Management in Massachusetts under Conditions of Climate Change: Modeling the Linkages | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,036 | Elizabeth Brabec | stormwater management; watershed planning; impervious surface impacts; watershed land use/cover impacts |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Modeling of Road Salt Contamination and Transport in Ground Water | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,725 | Rudolph Hon | modeling, road salt, contaminant transport, drinking water supply |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Symposium on the Value of Water | Federal: $7,051 Non-Federal: $9,258 | Paula Rees | Symposium, Water Value, Water Use |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | Water Managers Workshop | Federal: $5,776 Non-Federal: $13,618 | Paula Rees | Water Management, Water Quality, Water Use, Water Supply |
2012 | MA | Annual Base | The River’s Calendar symposium: effects of climate change on phenology of riparian systems. | Federal: $6,646 Non-Federal: $3,910 | Jerry Schoen | Climate, phenology, riparian, stream, river, recreation, citizen science |
2012 | MD | Annual Base | Quantifying remobilization rates of legacy sediment from Maryland Piedmont floodplains | Federal: $66,326 Non-Federal: $159,244 | Andrew Miller | sediment, dams, floodplain, legacy, Piedmont |
2012 | MD | Annual Base | Ecohydrology of ditch-drained coastal marshes | Federal: $52,280 Non-Federal: $105,692 | Brian Needelman, Andrew Baldwin, Paul Leisnham | Tidal marsh, hydrology, ditches, creeks, plant communities, mosquitoes, restoration potential |
2012 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Water 2012 - Symposium | Federal: $2,569 Non-Federal: $5,238 | Kaye Brubaker | Maryland, Information Transfer, Water Science |
2012 | MD | Annual Base | Multixenobiotic resistance (MXR) induction in amphipods (Hyalella azteca) by agricultural ditch sediment and water (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,240 | Kaye Brubaker, William Lamp | ecotoxicology, non-target effects, agricultural ditches, risk assessment |
2012 | MD | Annual Base | Forest N retention in the Chesapeake Bay watershed: A role in water quality restoration? (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $18,497 | Kaye Brubaker, Keith Eshleman | Forest, Nitrogen deposition, Nitrogen export, Climate change |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Investigating the Impact of Pollutants in Street Dust on the Long Creek Watershed, South Portland, ME: Collaborative Research Between USM, CCSWCD, and LCWMD | Federal: $18,983 Non-Federal: $45,305 | Lucille Benedict, Kate McDonald | PAH, Metals, street dust, urban watershed |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Informatics approaches for reuse and modeling of heterogeneous mercury data | Federal: $10,539 Non-Federal: $117,463 | Kate Beard, Linda Bacon, Melinda Neville | 30, 44, 55, 56, 91, 251 |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Photocatalytic Degradation of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) in Natural Water using Silver-Doped Zeolites | Federal: $6,659 Non-Federal: $67,772 | Aria Amirbahman, Howard Patterson | PPCP, Silver-doped Zeolite, Photocatalysis, DOC |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Do coastal Maine lakes have fish higher in mercury? A targeted survey including lakes in Acadia National Park | Federal: $16,546 Non-Federal: $33,643 | Sarah Nelson, Aria Amirbahman, Linda Bacon, Stephen Norton | Geochemistry, Hydrobiology, Lakes, Pollutants, Ponds, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Chemistry |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Salt Management Scoping Project | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $15,357 | Laura Lindenfeld, Karen Hutchins | Information dissemination, institutional relationships, salinity, snow, socioeconomic issues, streams, water quality management |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Analyzing Legacy Data in a Climate Context to Decipher Modern Changes in Lakewater Chemistry | Federal: $7,369 Non-Federal: $74,746 | Jasmine Saros, Sean Birkel, Sarah Nelson, Kristin Strock | Acid Deposition; Atmospheric Processes; Climate; Data Analysis; Drought; Geochemistry; Geographic Information Systems; Lakes; Statistics; Time-Series Analysis; Water Chemistry; Water Quality Monitoring; Water Quality Management; Weather Data Collection |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Improving Data to Build Trust for Community Generated Knowledge of Groundwater. | Federal: $1,600 Non-Federal: $8,932 | John Peckenham | private well, citizen-science, data quality |
2012 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $21,208 Non-Federal: $27,997 | John Peckenham | education, outreach |
2012 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $22,236 Non-Federal: $44,958 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Use, Water Quantity, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2012 | MI | Annual Base | Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $25,490 Non-Federal: $52,441 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Natural Shorelines, Great Lakes, Watershed Management; Invasive Species; Lake and Stream Monitoring; Interactive Web-based Systems; Climate Outreach |
2012 | MI | Annual Base | Water Quality and Nonpoint Source Disproportionality: Addressing the Structural Factors | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,738 | Stephen Gasteyer | water quality; watershed management; civic environment; disproportionality; community capitals |
2012 | MI | Annual Base | Landscape and lake characteristics driving the genetic and species diversity of aquatic plants | Federal: $13,731 Non-Federal: $26,943 | Kendra Cheruvelil, Joseph Bump | Macrophytes, lake connectivity, landscape genetics, species diversity, genetic differentiation, Inter sequence simple repeats (ISSR) |
2012 | MI | Annual Base | Spatially distributed modeling of water and pollutant transport in the Great Lakes watersheds | Federal: $15,677 Non-Federal: $58,812 | Chansheng He | Nonpoint source pollution, hydrological modeling, Distributed Large Basin Runoff, Saginaw River Basin |
2012 | MN | Annual Base | Tracing nutrient sources at the land-water interface in urban environments | Federal: $59,484 Non-Federal: $113,474 | Jacques Finlay, Sarah Hobbie | eutrophication, storm water, urban ecosystems, phosphorus, nitrogen |
2012 | MN | Annual Base | Identification of Municipal Wastewater as a Key Reservoir of Antibiotic Resistance: Itasca State Park as a Model System | Federal: $84,104 Non-Federal: $154,710 | Timothy LaPara | antibiotic resistance genes, antibiotic resistant bacteria, wastewater, public health |
2012 | MN | Annual Base | Improving treatment: Understanding the effect of organic carbon on the biodegradation of two endocrine disrupting compounds | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $30,494 | Paige Novak | Micropollutants, Estrone, Bisphenol A, Competition, Treatment, Biodegradation |
2012 | MS | Annual Base | Acoustic Measurements for Monitoring Fine Suspended Sediment in Streams | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,036 | James Chambers, Wayne Carpenter, Cristiane Surbeck | Water Quality, Sedimentation |
2012 | MS | Annual Base | Analysis of Precipitation Variability and Related Groundwater Patterns over the Lower Mississippi River Alluvial Valley | Federal: $35,236 Non-Federal: $89,608 | Jamie Dyer, Andrew Mercer | Watershed Management, Water Resources Development |
2012 | MS | Annual Base | Soil Media Compositions for Water Quality Improvements and Stormwater Management in Urban Flow-through Facilities | Federal: $16,249 Non-Federal: $34,433 | Robert Kroger, Warren (Cory) Gallo | Water Quality, Water Quality Management |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Assessing Hydrologic, Hyporheic, and Surface Water Temperature Responses to Stream Restoration | Federal: $28,000 Non-Federal: $56,004 | Geoffrey Poole | Groundwater, surface water, hyporheic exchange, temperature |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Thresholds in fluvial systems: Flood-induced channel change on Montana rivers | Federal: $27,766 Non-Federal: $56,464 | Andrew Wilcox | fluvial geomorphology, thresholds, floods, resilience |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Nutrient dynamics and ecosystem function in coupled aquatic-terrestrial ecosystems during a mountain pine beetle infestation of whitebark pine | Federal: $13,785 Non-Federal: $27,700 | Laurie Marczak | climate change, whitebark pine, mountain pine beetle |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship Project: Evaluating hydrogeomorphic controls on bull trout spawning habitat in mountain streams, Northwestern Montana | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $420 | Jared Bean | trout, geomorphology |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: Pool Response to Fine Sediment Loading from Dam Removal, White Salmon River, Washington | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $420 | Erika Colaiacomo | reservoir, sediment, erosion |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: An Investigation of Natural Treatment Systems in Cold Climates | Federal: $750 Non-Federal: $330 | Katie Davis | wastewater treatment, cold climate, denitrification |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: Quantifying the Sensitivity of Spring Snowmelt Timing to the Diurnal Snowmelt Cycle | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $420 | Fred Kellner | snowmelt |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: Invisible impacts of changing stream conditions: nongame fish assemblage response to changing stream temperatures | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $840 | Michael LeMoine | fisheries, species |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: Food web effects of stream invasion by Potamopyrgus antipodarum and interactions with eutrophication | Federal: $750 Non-Federal: $315 | Eric Richins | aquatic nuisance species |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: COLUMBIA RIVER TREATY RENEGOTIATION PROCESS: COLLABORATIVE IN WORD OR DEED? | Federal: $500 Non-Federal: $210 | Anthony Thompson | treaty, water agreement |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: The Effect of Physiographic Parameters on the Spatial Distribution of Snow Water Equivalent: an Analysis of the Representativeness of the Lone Mountain SNOTEL Site | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $440 | Karl Wetlaufer | snowpack, kriging, SNOTEL |
2012 | MT | Annual Base | Student Research Fellowship: Soil temperature and moisture controls on stream recharge from snowmelt events, Lost Horse Canyon, Bitterroot Mountains, MT | Federal: $750 Non-Federal: $315 | Brett Woelber | snowmelt, runoff |
2012 | NC | Annual Base | An Integrated Framework for Assessing the Dynamics of Population Growth, Land Use and Climate Change for Urban Water Resources Management | Federal: $31,078 Non-Federal: $37,347 | Emily Zechman, Sankarasubramanian Arumugam | ubanization, integrated water resources management, climate change, agent-based modeling, cellular automata |
2012 | NC | Annual Base | Evaluation of the P Balance of a Restored, Previously Farmed Wetland | Federal: $31,078 Non-Federal: $43,422 | Michael Vepraskas, Jeffrey White | Phosphorus, wetland, restoration |
2012 | NC | Annual Base | Nutrient retention and floodplain connectivity in restored Piedmont streams | Federal: $21,079 Non-Federal: $51,368 | Sara McMillan, Greg Jennings | Nitrogen, Stream restoration, Biogeochemistry, Denitrification, Nitrification |
2012 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $4,442 Non-Federal: $24,018 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $11,450 Non-Federal: $22,903 | G. Padmanabhan | |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Tile drain water: identification of sources and quality improvement by a constructed wetland | Federal: $10,375 Non-Federal: $20,750 | Marinus Otte | Tile Drains, constructed wetlands, water quality, nutrients |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Studies of Seasonal Succession of Cyanobacteria and Green Algae at Heinrich-Martin Impoundment, North Dakota | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $15,001 | Wei Lin | Green Algae, Cyanobacteria, Impoundments, Seasonal Variation, Phytoplankton |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Vegetative Filter Strips: A Best Management Practice (BMP) for feedlot runoff pollution control in North Dakota | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Shafiqur Rahman | BMP, Vegetative Buffer Strip, Feedlot runoff |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Toward Understanding the Hydrologic Processes on Topographic Surfaces with Depressions - Development of a Physical-based Distributed Puddle-to-Puddle (P2P) Hydrologic Model | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Xuefeng Chu | Hydrologic Processes, Overland Flow, Depression topography |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Quantifying Estrogens Bound to Soil and Manure Colloids and Assessing Their Bioavailability | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Francis Casey | Estrogens, bioavailability, Soil and Manure colloids |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Investigation of Bromate Formation in Ozone Disinfection Systems through Comprehensive Sampling, Water Quality Analysis, and Model Simulation | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Wei Lin | Bromate, Ozone disinfection, simulation, treatment |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Role of Agricultural Drainage on Transport of Cryptosporidium oocysts in North Dakota | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Khan Eakalak, John McEvoy | Agricultural drainage, Cryptosporidium oocysts, Transport |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Temporal-spatial distribution (dynamics) of phytoplankton and diversity in relation to lake physical and chemical condition | Federal: $6,650 Non-Federal: $13,300 | Wei Lin | Lake water quality, phytoplankton, temporal-spatial distribution |
2012 | ND | Annual Base | Sorption, Degradation, and Mobility of 17Estradiol-17-Sulfate in Agricultural Soils | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Francis Casey | Sorption, Degradation,Mobility, Agricultural soils, Estradiol |
2012 | NE | Annual Base | Analysis of Potential Groundwater Trading Programs for Nebraska | Federal: $19,700 Non-Federal: $39,840 | Karina Schoengold | groundwater trading, Republican River Basin |
2012 | NE | Annual Base | Developing a two-tier screen to evaluate the health of Nebraska's wetlands | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Alan Kolok, Craig Allen, Paul Davis | atrazine, frogs, wetlands, two-tier screening |
2012 | NE | Annual Base | Direct Monitoring of Knickpoint Progression | Federal: $23,238 Non-Federal: $46,566 | David Admiraal, David Admiraal | Knickpoint, Erosion, Bed Stabilization, Sediment |
2012 | NH | Annual Base | Determining the Impact of Coal Tar Based Driveway Sealant on Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Concentrations in NH Waterbodies. | Federal: $9,967 Non-Federal: $13,249 | Alison Watts | coal tar sealant, PAHs, stormwater, sediment |
2012 | NH | Annual Base | James Hall Vegetated Roof Nutrient Removal Efficiency and Hydrologic Response | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $35,034 | Robert Roseen, Thomas Ballestero | Stormwater, Vegetated Roofs, Cold Climate, Environmental Education, Water Resources |
2012 | NH | Annual Base | Participatory Water Quality Assessment Through the NH Lakes Lay Monitoring Program | Federal: $8,070 Non-Federal: $37,343 | Jeffrey Schloss | |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Performance Assessment of Bioretention for Car Wash Runoff Treatment | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Michele Bakacs, Steven Yergeau | bioretention, rain gardens, car wash runoff |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Application of Graphene-based Sorbents for Arsenic and Lead Removal from Drinking Water Resources | Federal: $29,736 Non-Federal: $59,474 | Shifeng Hou, Huan Feng | graphene-based sorbents, nanomaterials, arsenic, lead |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | nHFO-Microalgae and Immobilization for Water Quality Improvement | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Liping Wei | arsenic, nHFO, microalgae |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Predicting the matric potential of unsaturated porous media using nuclear magnetic resonance | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,002 | Sam Falzone, Kristina Keating | NMR, matric potential, vadose zone |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Understanding metabolic flux dynamics during hydrolytic and fermentative digestion of wastewater treatment sludge for enhanced ammonia-nitrogen removal | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Amanda Luther, Donna E. Fennell | anaerobic digestion, nitrogen removal |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Mitigation of Environmental Nitrogen Release by Enrichment of Hyper Ammonia Producing (HAP) Bacteria in Waste Treatment Systems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Sunirat Rattana, Donna E. Fennell | anaerobic biodegradation, waste treatment, nitrogen |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Urban wetland plant assemblage species diversity and invasive species dominance as expressions of flood regime | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Laura Shappell, Lena Struwe | urban wetland, invasive species |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Reductive Dehalogenation of Brominated Organic Compounds by Nano FeS Particles | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Cynthia Steiner, Weilin Huang | halogenated organic contaminants, iron sulfide |
2012 | NJ | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $13,742 Non-Federal: $23,703 | Christopher Obropta, Lisa Galloway Evrard | |
2012 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information System for Water Resources Research Planning | Federal: $36,105 Non-Federal: $15,127 | Susanna Glaze | |
2012 | NM | Annual Base | Updating the Digital Hydrogeologic-Framework Model of the Mesilla Basin Area with Specific Reference to the Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Project (TAAP) | Federal: $33,750 Non-Federal: $14,176 | John Hawley | Hydrology |
2012 | NY | Annual Base | Relative Abundance of Blueback Herring (Alosa aestivalis) in Relation to Permanent and Removable Dams on the Mohawk River | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,146 | Neil Ringler, Karin Limburg | Blueback Herring, Dams, Mohawk River, Fisheries |
2012 | NY | Annual Base | POLLUTION TRADE-OFFS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF RIPARIAN ZONES AS BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES | Federal: $19,840 Non-Federal: $40,722 | Philippe Vidon | Riparian Zones, Nitrate Removal, Nutrient Biogeochemistry, Greenhouse Gases |
2012 | OH | Annual Base | Microbial Modulation of Acidic Coal Mine Drainage Chemistry: Implications for Passive Treatment of Minewater | Federal: $22,754 Non-Federal: $45,720 | John Senko | Acid mine drainage, iron-oxidizing bacteria, microbial communities |
2012 | OH | Annual Base | Identification of Microcystin Degrading Bacteria in the Grand Lake St. Marys and Lake Erie Western Basin | Federal: $20,800 Non-Federal: $41,619 | Xiaozhen Mou | Microcystin degradation, microcystin-degrading bacteria, microbial remediation |
2012 | OH | Annual Base | Green-House-Gas budget of constructed wetlands: Understanding the sources to maximize benefits | Federal: $51,354 Non-Federal: $102,906 | Gil Bohrer | Water Quality, Methane Flux, Carbon Sequestration, Constructed Wetlands |
2012 | OH | Annual Base | Discriminating Biotic and Abiotic Arsenic Release Processes under Highly Reduced Ground Water Conditions | Federal: $58,248 Non-Federal: $116,608 | John Lenhart, Paula Mouser | Arsenic, Methanogenesis, Biogeochemistry, Microbial Community |
2012 | OK | Annual Base | Impact of Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent on Nitrogen Cycling by Stream Bacteria | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,557 | Cindy Cisar, Jonathan Fisher, Joy Van Nostrand | nitrogen cycle, bacteria, wastewater treatment plant effluent, antibiotics |
2012 | OK | Annual Base | Quantitative assessment of climate variability and land surface change on streamflow decrease in the Upper Cimarron River | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Chris Zou, William Andrews, Juanjun Ge | Cimarron River, climate variability, instream flow, land use and land cover change, streamflow |
2012 | OK | Annual Base | Identifying Nutrient Pathways to Streams: Sediment and Phosphorus Loads from Streambank Erosion and Failure in the Illinois River Watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Garey Fox, Chad Penn, Daniel Storm | Bank Stability, Phosphorus, Sediment, Streambank Erosion |
2012 | OK | Annual Base | OWRRI Information Transfer | Federal: $17,348 Non-Federal: $31,622 | Dave Engle, Leslie Elmore, Mike Langston | |
2012 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $56,605 Non-Federal: $127,771 | Todd Jarvis, Todd Jarvis | Water Seminars, Water Film Series, Outreach |
2012 | PA | Annual Base | Pennsylvania Water Resources Sustainability Surveys | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,446 | Bryan Swistock, Elizabeth Boyer, Patricia Craig, Lysle Sherwin | Water Resources Survey Stakeholders Policy Planning Management Education |
2012 | PA | Annual Base | Instrumenting Nature: Bringing real-time data into the K-12 curriculum | Federal: $22,810 Non-Federal: $87,532 | Charles Cole | Education, hydrology, schoolyard wetlands, weather |
2012 | PA | Annual Base | Statistical Evaluation of Triclosan Measurements in Wastewater using ELISA protocol. | Federal: $19,584 Non-Federal: $39,170 | Holly Frederick | Emerging contaminants, ELISA test, Wastewater treatment, triclosan |
2012 | PA | Annual Base | Evaluation of Round Goby Habitat Disturbance and Impacts to Native Fish Populations. | Federal: $19,243 Non-Federal: $52,164 | Jay Stauffer, Jeanette Schnars | Invasive species, Round Goby, Benthic Species, Interspecific competition |
2012 | PA | Annual Base | Removal of Benzoic Acids by Anion Exchange Resins as Analogues for Natural Organic Matter and Emerging Contaminants | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $105,212 | Huichun Zhang | Anion Exchange Resins, Benzoic Acids, Emerging Contaminants, Ion Exchange, Natural Organic Matter, Polanyi Theory, Polyparameter Linear Free Energy Relationship, Power Plant Make-up Water, Water Treatment |
2012 | PR | Annual Base | Field Demonstration of Removal of MS2 Bacteriophage and Bacillus subtilis with a Solar-Powered Engineered Experimental Drum Filtration and Disinfection (SEED) Unit | Federal: $26,358 Non-Federal: $34,922 | Sangchul Hwang | Bacillus subtilis, E. coli, MS2 bacteriophage, removal |
2012 | PR | Annual Base | Microbial source tracking: The hunt for E. faecalis the dominant Enterococci among non-pigmented environmental enterococci in the water systems of Puerto Rico. | Federal: $39,400 Non-Federal: $29,178 | Luis Rios-Hernandez, Luis Rios-Hernandez | Enterococci, Ecology, Water quality |
2012 | PR | Annual Base | AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR THE DETECTION OF ESTROGENIC ACTIVITY IN A TROPICAL URBAN WATERSHED | Federal: $39,200 Non-Federal: $85,912 | Jorge Ortiz-Zayas | biomonitoring, health effects, pollutants, public health, rivers, runoff, trace organics, toxic substances, water chemistry, water quality monitoring, water quality |
2012 | RI | Annual Base | A novel fabrication method for antibacterial membrane | Federal: $17,054 Non-Federal: $35,080 | Eugene Park, Stanley Barnett | antibacterial, membrane, fiber |
2012 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Water Outreach in Rhode Island | Federal: $16,093 Non-Federal: $32,284 | Harold Knickle, Geoffrey Bothun | |
2012 | RI | Annual Base | Wave-Induced Pore Pressures in Remedial Caps in Reservoirs | Federal: $16,540 Non-Federal: $34,813 | Aaron Bradshaw | reservoirs, sediment remediation, caps, water waves, pore pressures |
2012 | SC | Annual Base | Effects of Water Pollution on Fish Health in the Savannah River | Federal: $59,862 Non-Federal: $132,068 | Peter Van Den Hurk, Michael Paller | conservation, environmental risk assessment, biomarkers, fish toxicology, point sources, non-point sources |
2012 | SC | Annual Base | A Modeling Study of Water Shortages in the Savannah River Basin: Sensitivity of Water Availability to Evaporative Loss and Climate Change | Federal: $59,998 Non-Federal: $119,330 | Nigel Kaye, John Saylor | evaporation, drought, water resources management, basin-scale modeling, climate change |
2012 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluation of the performance of two vegetated treatment systems | Federal: $8,250 Non-Federal: $17,002 | Todd Trooien | Wastewater, feedlot, vegetated treatment system |
2012 | SD | Annual Base | Identifying barriers for adopting new drainage technology among agricultural producers | Federal: $11,806 Non-Federal: $23,786 | Nickolas Benesh, Jeppe Kjaersgaard | Agricultural management practices, Psychology, Tile drainage, Water quality, |
2012 | SD | Annual Base | Subsurface Drainage Impacts on Evapotranspiration and Water | Federal: $39,286 Non-Federal: $78,594 | Christopher Hay, Jeppe Kjaersgaard, Todd Trooien | Evapotranspiration, Subsurface Drainage, Hydrology, DRAINMOD |
2012 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating the Nitrate-Removal Effectiveness of Denitrifying Bioreactors | Federal: $39,286 Non-Federal: $78,614 | Jeppe Kjaersgaard, Christopher Hay, Todd Trooien | Denitrifying Bioreactors, Agricultural Drainage, Nitrate Removal, Conservation, |
2012 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluation of wastewater produced in biomass pyrolysis process | Federal: $22,720 Non-Federal: $45,250 | Lin Wei, Todd Trooien | Wastewater, biomass, pyrolysis, biofuels, catalyst |
2012 | SD | Annual Base | FY12 Information Transfer Program | Federal: $17,768 Non-Federal: $35,579 | Van Kelley, kevin dalsted, Jeppe Kjaersgaard, Trista Koropatnicki | |
2012 | SD | Annual Base | Test Project | Federal: $187 Non-Federal: $247 | Adam Coleman | Test Keyword |
2012 | TN | Annual Base | Rainwater Harvesting as part of a Sustainable Urban Water Management Strategy | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $43,247 | Kevin Robinson, Kevin Robinson | Rainwater Harvesting, Water Management, Water Conservation, Cooling Tower |
2012 | TN | Annual Base | Determining Channel Protection Flows in Urban Watersheds Through Effective Strategies for Stormwater Management and Stream Restoration | Federal: $30,245 Non-Federal: $74,189 | John Schwartz, John Schwartz | TMDLs; Channel Protection; Stormwater Management; Stream Restoration Bank Erosion; Urbanization |
2012 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $62,234 Non-Federal: $116,650 | Neal Wilkins, Danielle Kalisek, Leslie Lee, Courtney Smith, Jaclyn Tech, Kevin Wagner, Ralph Wurbs, Kathy Wythe | |
2012 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluation of invasive aquatic species in Texas | Federal: $21,617 Non-Federal: $64,117 | Michael Masser, Elizabeth Edgerton, Lucas Gregory, Allen Knutson | Invasive aquatic species, evaluation, ecology |
2012 | UT | Annual Base | UAV Monitoring and Assessment Applications in Municipal Water and Environmental Management Problems | Federal: $70,332 Non-Federal: $94,888 | David Rosenberg, Austin Jensen | Remote sensing, UAV, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, UAS, Unmanned Aerial System, Thermal Infrared, Near Infrared, Landfill Management, Management of Parks and Recreation, Wetlands, Riparian, Wetland Management, Flood Management, Flood Debris |
2012 | UT | Annual Base | Performance of Stormwater Bioretention Systems in Utah’s Climate and Hydrologic Conditions | Federal: $24,037 Non-Federal: $78,523 | Steven Burian, Christine Pomeroy | Bioretention, Groundwater Recharge, Water Harvesting, Stormwater, Infiltration, Nutrient transport |
2012 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research (UCWRR) | Federal: $10,959 Non-Federal: $20,115 | R. Ivonne Harris, Carri Richards | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development |
2012 | VI | Annual Base | Microirrigation for Sustainable Vegetable Production in the US Virgin Islands | Federal: $16,605 Non-Federal: $0 | Dilip Nandwani | Microirrigation, Vegetables, Drip irrigation, Soil moisture, Water stress |
2012 | VI | Annual Base | Terrestrial Sediment Delivery and Nearshore Water Turbidity A Case Study From the East End of St. Croix, USVI | Federal: $21,007 Non-Federal: $0 | Kynoch Reale-Munroe, Bernard Castillo, Carlos Ramos-Scharron | Sedimentation, erosion, water quality, turbidity, US Virgin Islands |
2012 | VI | Annual Base | High-Resolution Mapping of Rainfall Rates Across the St Thomas Microclimates | Federal: $22,366 Non-Federal: $0 | David Morris | Rainfall, Rate, Microclimatology, Monitoring, Data |
2012 | VT | Annual Base | Evaluating effectiveness of BMP implementation on gravel roads to reduce sediment and phosphorus runoff | Federal: $52,203 Non-Federal: $135,203 | Beverley Wemple, Donald Ross | roads, best management practices, BMPs, water quality, sediment, phosphorus |
2012 | VT | Annual Base | Development of monitoring buoy system for lake studies | Federal: $31,000 Non-Federal: $43,463 | Jason Stockwell, Breck Bowden | Lake, monitoring, methods, in-situ |
2012 | WA | Annual Base | Response of River Runoff to Black Carbon in Snow and Ice in Washington State | Federal: $27,000 Non-Federal: $54,000 | Susan Kaspari, Carey Gazis | black carbon, snowmelt, runoff timing and magnitude |
2012 | WA | Annual Base | Progress towards assessing the large-scale impacts of forest fires on runoff erosion across the Pacific Northwest | Federal: $27,000 Non-Federal: $54,048 | Jennifer Adam | erosion modeling fires |
2012 | WA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $3,472 Non-Federal: $6,984 | Michael Barber, Michael Barber | Outreach, Information Transfer |
2012 | WV | Annual Base | Identifying Geomorphic Design Parameters to Improve Flood Control and Water Quality | Federal: $65,649 Non-Federal: $154,923 | Leslie Hopkinson, Ben Mack, John Quaranta | headwater stream mitigation, fluvial geomorphic landform design, valley-fill design |
2012 | WV | Annual Base | Development of a Drinking Water Well Sampling Protocol to Establish Baseline Data Prior to Horizontal Drilling of Gas Wells | Federal: $112,686 Non-Federal: $225,393 | Jennifer Hause, Melissa O'Neal, Tamara Vandivort, Paul Ziemkiewicz | horizontal drilling, gas wells, Marcellus Shale, sampling, hydraulic fracturing, flowback water, produced water, drilling muds, water quality, environmental impact, West Virginia, Monongahela River Basin |
2012 | WV | Annual Base | Stable isotope fingerprinting of waters in area of accelerating Marcellus shale gas development | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,120 | Shikha Sharma, Shikha Sharma | Stable Isotope, Fingerprint, Groundwater aquifers, surface waters, coal mine drainage |
2012 | WY | Annual Base | A Treatise on Wyoming Water Law | Federal: $4,588 Non-Federal: $39,598 | Lawrence MacDonnell | Water Law, Prior Appropriation, Water Rights |
2012 | WY | Annual Base | Integrated Accelerated Precipitation Softening (APS) - Microfiltration (MF) Assembly and Process Development to Maximize Water Recovery During Energy Production and CO2 Sequestration | Federal: $18,080 Non-Federal: $134,647 | Jonathan Brant, Dongmei Li | Reverse Osmosis, Energy Exploration Produced Water, Concentrate Management, Accelerated Precipitation Softening |
2012 | WY | Annual Base | Multi-frequency Radar and Precipitation Probe Analysis of the Impact of Glaciogenic Cloud Seeding on Snow | Federal: $34,270 Non-Federal: $244,800 | Bart Geerts | Weather Modification, Snow Measurement |
2012 | WY | Annual Base | Decadal Scale Estimates of Forest Water Yield After Bark Beetle Epidemics in Southern Wyoming | Federal: $63,510 Non-Federal: $511,785 | Brent Ewers, Urszula Norton, Elise Pendall, Ramesh Sivanpillai | Bark Beetles, Water Yield, Forest Succession |
2011 | AK | Annual Base | Integrating Remote Sensing and Local Knowledge to Monitor Seasonal River Ice Dynamics | Federal: $22,290 Non-Federal: $11,034 | Knut Kielland | ice dynamics, integrated assessment, local knowledge, remote sensing, river conditions, travel, risk, hazards |
2011 | AK | Annual Base | UAA Wellfield: Research and Teaching Applications, Phase II | Federal: $16,100 Non-Federal: $32,224 | Bryce Willems, LeeAnn Munk | Groundwater, Water Quality, Anchorage Watershed |
2011 | AK | Annual Base | Developing high-resolution strontium isotope maps of Alaskan Rivers to track pacific salmon migrations: The Nushagak River as a case study to evaluate spatial and seasonal variability. | Federal: $20,098 Non-Federal: $9,949 | Matthew Wooller | Western Alaskan Rivers, salmon migration, strontium isotopes, biodiversity, conservation. |
2011 | AK | Annual Base | Pharmaceutical Trace Study to Identify Microbial Pathogens Sources in and around Rural Alaskan Waste Sites | Federal: $20,705 Non-Federal: $10,249 | David Barnes | Pathogens, Solid Waste, Pharmaceuticals, Total Coliform, E. coli, Enterococcus |
2011 | AL | Annual Base | Development of an In-situ Capable Method for Detecting Pathogenic Bacteria in the Alabama Water Supplies | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,853 | Ahjeong Son | Pathogenic Bacteria, E. coli )157:H7, nanoparticle, DNA, in-situ detection,micro-fluidics |
2011 | AL | Annual Base | Forage and Fertilization Management Practices to Ensure Quality of Runoff from Pasture Under Grazing Beef Cattle | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Russell Muntifering, Yucheng Feng, Thomas McCaskey, Frank Owsley, Charles Wood | Watershed Management, Water Quality, Runnoff, Agriculture, Nutrients, Bacteria, Suspended Sediments |
2011 | AL | Annual Base | Utilizing Greywater for Landscape and Green Roof Irrigation | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,105 | Amy Wright, Charlene LeBleu | Wastewater Irrigation, Water Reuse, Irrigation Scheduling, Landscape Management, Salinity, Urban Water Systems, Water Harvesting |
2011 | AR | Annual Base | Evaluation of septic system absorption field products with differing architectures in a profile-limited soil | Federal: $15,389 Non-Federal: $31,074 | Kristofor Brye | household wastewater, wastewater treatment, septic systems, absorption field |
2011 | AR | Annual Base | Increasing awareness for water quality protection: Stream restoration through temporary and permanent animal access restrictions | Federal: $10,634 Non-Federal: $37,001 | Dirk Philipp, Kelly Bryant | Water quality, stream restoration, livestock production |
2011 | AR | Annual Base | Continued Investigation of Land Use and Best Management Practices on the Strawberry River Watershed | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $31,969 | Jennifer Bouldin, Richard Warby | Bank stability, aquatic macroinvertebrates, water quality, aqueous and sediment toxicity, nutrients |
2011 | AR | Annual Base | Assessment of the microbial population in Beaver Lake swim beach regions to determine origin of fecal pollution | Federal: $21,003 Non-Federal: $42,012 | Kristen Gibson, Steven Ricke | microbial source tracking, ultrafiltration |
2011 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center Information Transfer Program | Federal: $17,439 Non-Federal: $20,325 | Brian Haggard | Conference, Newsletters, Web interface, Citizen Science |
2011 | AZ | Annual Base | Characterization of Chelating Agents in Non-regulated Water Sources on Navajo Lands | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $23,731 | Jani Ingram | Speciation, Uranium, Unregulated Wells |
2011 | AZ | Annual Base | Hydrology Versus Ecology: The Effectiveness of Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment in a Semi-arid Climate | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $22,771 | Daniel Childers, Laura Turnbull | hydrology, nutrient dynamics, plant uptake, pollution control, wastewater, water chemistry, water quality management, wetlands |
2011 | AZ | Annual Base | Iodinated Disinfection By-product Formation from Water Reuse Practices | Federal: $9,886 Non-Federal: $20,518 | Shane Snyder | water reuse, iodide, trihalomethane, NOM |
2011 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $57,249 Non-Federal: $105,949 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden | |
2011 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $37,371 Non-Federal: $171,667 | Reagan Waskom | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2011 | CO | Annual Base | Environmental Impacts of Ag-to-Urban Water Rights Transfers in the South Platte River Basin | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,781 | Mazdak Arabi | Water Supply, irrigation, water transfers |
2011 | CO | Annual Base | Aquifer Storage and Recovery Optimization | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,750 | Reagan Waskom | water storage, ASR |
2011 | CO | Annual Base | Variables Controlling Reservoir Sedimentation in the Colorado Front Range | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,700 | Ellen Wohl | land cover, GIS |
2011 | CT | Annual Base | Testing Methods used for DNA Barcoding of Environmental Samples from the Eightmile River for Diatom (Bacillariophyta) Identification. | Federal: $10,690 Non-Federal: $21,420 | Diba Khan-Bureau, Louise Lewis, Gary A. Robbins | diatoms, bioindicators, water quality, molecular analysis, DNA barcoding, environmental sampling, universal primers |
2011 | CT | Annual Base | Post-audit Verification of the Model SWMM for Low Impact Development | Federal: $30,137 Non-Federal: $58,960 | Michael Dietz, John Clausen | |
2011 | CT | Annual Base | CTIWR Technology Transfer | Federal: $44,426 Non-Federal: $77,061 | Glenn Warner, Patricia Bresnahan | |
2011 | DC | Annual Base | GIS-based Ecosystem Service Analysis of Urban Green Infrastructure as a Tool for Attaining Water and Air Quality Objectives in the District of Columbia | Federal: $10,100 Non-Federal: $4,646 | Tolessa Deksissa | stormwater, tree covers, carbon sequestration |
2011 | DC | Annual Base | Monitoring of Glyphosate and its Degradation of Residue by Phosphorus-31 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $6,440 | Xueqing Song | Glyphosphate, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy |
2011 | DC | Annual Base | Urban Stormwater Runoff Prediction Using Computational Intelligence Methods | Federal: $10,800 Non-Federal: $4,968 | Nian Zhang, Pradeep Behera | Nonpoint Source Pollution, Urban Runoff, Stormwater Management, Water Quality, Neural Network, Prediction |
2011 | DC | Annual Base | Pollution Source Identification in Washington DC storm-water using Bayesian Chemical | Federal: $14,983 Non-Federal: $49,525 | Arash Massoudieh, Ali Arab, Tolessa Deksissa | Low Impact Development, Chemical Mass Balance, Source Identification, Statistical Analysis, Urban Runoff |
2011 | DC | Annual Base | Hormone Disruption and Environmental Pollutants in Anacostia and Potomac River Fish, Washington DC | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $34,993 | Stephen MacAvoy, Cathy Schaeff | PAH, Sediment, Biogeochemistry, Reproductive health of Fish, Pollution, bioaccumulation |
2011 | DC | Annual Base | Integrated Water Use Impact Assessment for DC urban Infrastructure | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $40,972 | Royce Francis | Life-cycle impact assessment, Life-cycle cost analysis, Multi-criteria decision analysis; Infrastructure sustainablility |
2011 | DC | Annual Base | Metropolitan Washington Public Officials Water Leadership Program | Federal: $12,452 Non-Federal: $26,967 | Howard Ways, Catherine Shrier | Local water issues, Professional development, Leadership training |
2011 | DE | Annual Base | Sediment Transport through Historic Mill Dams of the Christina River Basin | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | James Pizzuto, Kimberly Teoli | |
2011 | DE | Annual Base | Predation of Bacteria by the White Rot Fungi, Pleurotus ostreatus | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Anastasia Chirnside, John Harris | |
2011 | DE | Annual Base | White Clay Creek Wild and Scenic Shad Restoration Project | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Gerald Kauffman, Chelsea Halley | |
2011 | FL | Annual Base | Coupled Biological/Chemical Systems for Maximizing Phosphorus Removal from Natural Waters | Federal: $32,143 Non-Federal: $64,286 | Treavor Boyer, Mark Brown | advanced oxidation processes, phosphorus, algae treatment, ozone, sodium percarbonate, sodium perborate, hydrogen peroxide, UV, calcium, natural organic matter, Everglades, nutrients |
2011 | FL | Annual Base | Sustainable Urban Infrastructure and Water Loss Management Including a Case Study of Sanford Florida | Federal: $69,412 Non-Federal: $138,828 | James Heaney | Urban water, demand management, water loss control, water use efficiency modeling |
2011 | FL | Annual Base | Watershed Management in the face of EPA's New Numeric Nutrient Criteria for Florida Waters | Federal: $73,600 Non-Federal: $152,400 | Wendy Graham | Numeric Nutrient Criteria, Paleolimnology, Best Management Practices, Hydrologic, Processes, Riverine Nutrient Dynamics, Aquatic Ecology, Environmental Policy, Systems Modeling |
2011 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $27,947 Non-Federal: $6,694 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | Information Transfer |
2011 | FL | Annual Base | In-Filling Missing Daily Rain Gauge Data Using Radar Rainfall Data: Influence of Homogeneous Rain Areas | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,500 | Ramesh Teegavarapu | NEXRAD, Rain gauge data, Homogeneous Rain areas, South Florida Water Management District, In-filling, Missing Data, mathematical programming, spatial analysis, GIS |
2011 | GA | Annual Base | Flood Risk and Homeowners' Flood Risk Perceptions: Evidence from Property Prices in Georgia | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Susana Ferreira, Susana Ferreira | Floods, Natural Disasters, Climate Change, Hedonic Pricing, Adaptation, Coastal areas, Flood Risk, Flood Maps, Flood Risk Perception, Hurricanes, Tropical Storms, Georgia |
2011 | GA | Annual Base | Assessment of endocrine disruption in fish and estrogenic potency of waters in Georgia | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Robert Bringolf, Cecil Jennings, Jeffrey Zuiderveen | Intersex, wastewater, reproductive fitness, surface water |
2011 | GA | Annual Base | Impact of Upstream Water Use on Salinity and Ecology of Apalachicola Bay | Federal: $58,000 Non-Federal: $116,000 | Philip Roberts, Philip Roberts | Salinity; Ecology; Hydrology; Estuarine |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Presenting 'Guam Water Kids': Private, DoDEA School Outreach/Teacher Relations Program | Federal: $7,620 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card, Arretta Card | water resources, aquifer, groundwater, surface water, watershed, Guam, hydrological cycle, ground water, non-source pollution, non-point pollution, conservation. |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Comprehensive Analysis of Salinity Trends in Northern Guam Lens Aquifer | Federal: $25,595 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Mark Lander | groundwater availability, groundwater quality |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Reconstructing the Sea Surface Temperature and Wet-Dry Climate History of Guam | Federal: $30,475 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Mark Lander | west Pacific climate record, coral, seawater chemistry |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Sediment Analysis and Modeling of the Ugum Watershed in Southern Guam | Federal: $17,415 Non-Federal: $0 | Charles Luo, Shahram Khosrowpanah | turbidity, sediment concentration, LUOM-SED, distributed watershed modeling |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Presenting 'CNMI Water Kids': Public School Outreach/Teacher Relations Program | Federal: $17,887 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card | water resources, aquifer, groundwater, surface water, watershed, CNMI, hydrological cycle, ground water, non-source pollution, non-point pollution, conservation. |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Reconfiguration of Saipan’s Water Distribution System Model | Federal: $27,252 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz, Mariano Iglecias | distribution systems, model studies, water system operation, water production, water demand |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Environmental Impact of FUDS and Brownfields Sites in Watersheds on the Eastern Side of Saipan. Phase 1: Contaminant Analysis of Soil and Sediments | Federal: $35,647 Non-Federal: $0 | John Starmer, Gary Denton | pollution monitoring and assessment, dumpsites, heavy metals, pesticides, PCBs, drainage pathways, sediment, soil and biota analysis, Saipan, Micronesia |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Water System Leak Detection Training for Saipan, Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC) | Federal: $14,180 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | water resources, training, education, operations and maintenance |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Heavy Metal Status of Soils and Stream Sediments Impacted by Leachate from a Municipal Dump in Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $4,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Christina Fillmed | municipal dump, soil, sediments, leachate contamination, heavy metals |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Identifying Watershed Discharge Patterns and Linkages with Ecological Assemblages in Nimpal Area, Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $20,240 Non-Federal: $0 | Peter Houk, Yimnang Golbuu | water quality, seagrass-and-macroalgae ecology, nutrients, marine protected areas, adaptive management |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Developing Flow Duration Curves for Use in Hydropower Analysis at Ungaged Sites in Kosrae, Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $22,292 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | hydropower, flow duration curves, streams |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Atoll Water Budget Modeling: Information Transfer and Training for the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $10,300 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | atoll island aquifers |
2011 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $22,797 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2011 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $6,262 Non-Federal: $11,918 | Philip Moravcik | technology transfer |
2011 | HI | Annual Base | Long-term aspects of high-elevation rainfall and climate change, O | Federal: $50,168 Non-Federal: $104,180 | David Beilman | climate change, rainfall, stable isotopes, sediments, groundwater recharge |
2011 | HI | Annual Base | Development of an Advanced Surface Tensiometer for Measuring Water Quality | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,391 | Yi Zuo | Surface tension, water quality, atomic force microscopy |
2011 | HI | Annual Base | Reshaping the Regulatory Framework for Hawaii Aquaculture - Water Quality Standards, Coastal Fishponds, and Shellfish Grounds | Federal: $11,046 Non-Federal: $25,674 | David Penn | fishpond, shellfish, standards, Hawaii |
2011 | HI | Annual Base | Addressing Sewage Contamination of Nawiliwili Streams and Kalapaki Beach | Federal: $50,182 Non-Federal: $97,404 | Marek Kirs, Joseph Lichwa, Philip Moravcik | |
2011 | HI | Annual Base | Island Director | Federal: $27,616 Non-Federal: $56,926 | Philip Moravcik | |
2011 | IA | Annual Base | Identifying the primary sources of sediment in an anthropogenically altered watershed Year 2 | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $21,396 | Thanos Papanicolaou, Marian Muste, Douglas Schnoebelen, Larry Weber, Christopher Wilson | Sediment sources, Water quality, Phosphorus, Sediment transport |
2011 | IA | Annual Base | Community-wide Urban Storm Water Planning Utilizing LiDAR, the WinSLAMM Model and GIS | Federal: $51,453 Non-Federal: $109,965 | Ramanathan Sugumaran, John DeGroote, John Voorhees | LiDAR, GIS, Water volume and source load model, Storm Water, planning, BMP |
2011 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $46,296 Non-Federal: $111,454 | Richard Cruse, James Newman | |
2011 | ID | Annual Base | Improving Idaho Infrastructure through Long-term Monitoring of Sediment Transport | Federal: $11,745 Non-Federal: $25,299 | Elowyn Yager | Bedload, suspended sediment transport, sediment traps |
2011 | ID | Annual Base | Constructing a local meteoric water line for the Treasure Valley, Idaho | Federal: $14,974 Non-Federal: $30,602 | Alejandro Flores, Shawn Benner | Meteoric water line, stable isotopes, precipitation |
2011 | ID | Annual Base | Modeling Dynamic Feedback between Surface and Groundwater Systems: Implications for the Economics of Conjunctive Management | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,372 | Kelly Cobourn | Conjunctive Management, Agriculture, Irrigation, Dynamic Resource Allocation, Groundwater, Surface Water, Hydraulic Feedback, Snake Plain |
2011 | ID | Annual Base | Development of the Idaho Watershed Digital Library | Federal: $11,796 Non-Federal: $5,299 | Devin Becker, Jodi Haire | Library, Watershed |
2011 | IL | Annual Base | Influence of Algal/ Bacterial Interactions on Denitrification in Stream Biofilms | Federal: $22,672 Non-Federal: $46,760 | John Kelly, Kimberly Gray, Christopher Peterson, Miguel Rojas | Ecology, Denitrification, Biofilms |
2011 | IL | Annual Base | Characterization of Critical Shear Stresses and Bank Material Erosion Rates on Gravelly Stream Banks through Development of a New In Situ Experimental Apparatus | Federal: $28,985 Non-Federal: $57,313 | Marcelo Garcia, David Waterman | Stream Bank Erosion, Meandering Streams, Experimental Methods |
2011 | IL | Annual Base | Transfering Water Research to the People of Illinois | Federal: $34,578 Non-Federal: $34,233 | Lisa Merrifield, Carla Blue | Information Transfer |
2011 | IN | Annual Base | How does agricultural activity influence stream ecosystem nitrogen cycling? A multi-stressor assessment of synergistic and antagonistic effects. | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $26,001 | Melody Bernot | agricultural contaminants, nonpoint pollution, streams, toxicology |
2011 | IN | Annual Base | Niche breadth variation with seasonal changes in local habitats: fish assemblages of the Wabash River | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $27,298 | Mark Pyron | Fish assemblages, geomorphology, hydrology, substrates |
2011 | IN | Annual Base | Habitat Use and Movements of Shovelnose Sturgeon, Scaphirhynchus platorynchus, in the Wabash River, Indiana | Federal: $10,803 Non-Federal: $21,605 | Reuben Goforth | River Fish Ecology, Shovelnose Sturgeon, Scaphirhynchus |
2011 | IN | Annual Base | Reduction of phosphorus concentration in the Wabash River by an environmentally-friendly nanoparticle | Federal: $12,868 Non-Federal: $25,847 | Dong Chen | Phosphorus, eutrophication, gypsum, surface runoff, nutrients, algae |
2011 | IN | Annual Base | Towards a better understanding of E. coli ecology in open streams | Federal: $10,664 Non-Federal: $21,328 | Ronald Turco | E. coli, Water Quality |
2011 | IN | Annual Base | Pollution Prevention Through Better Management of Fertilizers, Pesticides, and Salts In Tanks and On Trailers | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,002 | Fred Whitford | spills, tank location, pollution prevention, trailers, fiberglass tank |
2011 | KS | Annual Base | Governor's Water Conference | Federal: $45,724 Non-Federal: $96,518 | Dan Devlin | Water, Information Transfer, Sedimentation |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Effects of streambed sediments on the fate of selenium in eastern Kentucky watersheds contaminated with surface coal mining operations | Federal: $4,996 Non-Federal: $10,002 | Yi-Tin Wang | selenium, biotransformation, transport, reactors |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Sewage to fertilizer: a proposed solution to water pollution | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $14,653 | Rebecca Kelley | nutirent removal, filamentous algae, sewage |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Use of gene expression in longear sunfish and green sunfish as a biomarker of polychlorinated biphenyl and metal exposure | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Ben Brammell | endocrine active compounds, biomarkers, contaminants |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Using the stability of soil moisture distribution to understand soil system modularity and complexity at the landscape scale | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,190 | Ole Wendroth, Junfeng Zhu | vadose zone, watershed processes, electrical resistivity |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Delineating solute inputs to the headwaters portion of the Cane Run/Royal Spring basin | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,532 | Alan Fryar, James Dinger | water quality, karst aquifer, nutirents |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Quasi-real time sediment discharge measurements using inexpensive experimental technology | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,040 | James Fox | sensor technology, suspended sediment, flow rate |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Metagenomic analysis of microbial urea transformation in soil | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,034 | Luke Moe, Mark Coyne | urease inhibitors, microbial processes, biotransformations |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Ordination of fish morphological characteristics to investigate intraspecific differences of largemouth bass and paddlefish due to the construction of modern navigation dams on the Ohio River, USA | Federal: $4,060 Non-Federal: $8,120 | Tamara Sluss | trophic shifts, ordination analysis |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | The effects of prescribed fire on amphibian diversity | Federal: $4,997 Non-Federal: $10,716 | Howard Whiteman | freshwater ecology, community dynamics, species richness |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | By-proxy monitoring of aqueous nitrate photolysis and the effect of hydroxl radical | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Matthew Nee | photochemical reactions, infrared vibrational spectroscopy |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Arsenic removal from water with functionalized magnetic nanoparticles | Federal: $4,612 Non-Federal: $13,983 | David Atwood | arsenic, water treatment, filtration |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky information transfer activities | Federal: $38,670 Non-Federal: $66,399 | Lindell Ormsbee, Anna Hoover, Jim Kipp | symposium, Internet, WWW |
2011 | KY | Annual Base | Use of gene expression in longear sunfish (Lepomis megalotis) and green sunfish (Lepomis cyanellus) as a biomarker of polychlorinated biphenyl and metal exposure | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,736 | David Peyton, Ben Brammell | nucleic acid sequences, contaminant exposure, contaminant detection |
2011 | LA | Annual Base | Development of a 2D Hydrodynamic Model of the Mississippi River and Application To Long-Term Management Scenarios, Contaminant Transport and Sediment Transport | Federal: $15,600 Non-Federal: $37,883 | Clinton Willson, Clinton Willson | Mississippi River Hydrodynamics, Fate-and-Transport, Sediment Transport |
2011 | LA | Annual Base | Louisiana Watershed Education Initiative for Environmental Sustainability | Federal: $15,855 Non-Federal: $31,869 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Environmental Sustainability, Nonpoint Source Pollution, Watershed Excellence |
2011 | LA | Annual Base | Feasibility Study of Scavenging Approach to Stop Saltwater Toward Water Wells | Federal: $15,606 Non-Federal: $31,563 | Frank Tsai | Scavenger Well, Uncertainty, Chance Constraint, Model Averaging, Prediction, Saltwater Intrusion, Aquifer, Subsurface, Modeling, Optimization, Management |
2011 | LA | Annual Base | Turbulent Interactions of Coastal Vegetation and Waves | Federal: $15,832 Non-Federal: $31,710 | Heather Smith | Waves, vegetation, wetlands, turbulence |
2011 | MA | Annual Base | A Remote Sensing Algal Production Model to Monitor Water Quality and Nonpoint Pollution in New England Lakes | Federal: $4,984 Non-Federal: $10,029 | Mi-Hyun Park | nutrients, eutrophication, algal blooms, remote sensing, GIS |
2011 | MA | Annual Base | Monitoring and Understanding Water Quality at Three Potential Charles River Swimming Sites | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,775 | Ferdi Hellweger | Charles River, swimming, E. coli |
2011 | MA | Annual Base | Elucidation of the Rates and Extents of Pharmaceutical Biotransformation during Nitrification | Federal: $29,953 Non-Federal: $77,311 | Andrew Ramsburg | nutrient control, pharmaceutical, biodegradation, nitrification, process model |
2011 | MA | Annual Base | Assessing Human Impacts on Sediment and Contaminant Trapping within Oxbow Lake, Northampton, Massachusetts | Federal: $4,999 Non-Federal: $12,678 | Jonathan Woodruff, Jonathan Woodruff | Mercury, Floodplain, Sediment, Oxbow Lake, Connecticut River |
2011 | MA | Annual Base | Authentic Research Projects for Undergraduates based on Groundwater Contamination Issues Related to Arsenic | Federal: $9,096 Non-Federal: $18,964 | Julian Tyson, Julian Tyson | Arsenic, groundwater, undergraduate education |
2011 | MA | Annual Base | Water Resources Research Conference | Federal: $21,681 Non-Federal: $21,910 | Paula Rees, Marie-Francoise Hatte | |
2011 | MD | Annual Base | Relating pollutant and water quality parameters to landuse in a subwatershed of the Choptank River watershed | Federal: $22,500 Non-Federal: $47,825 | Alba Torrents, Cathleen Hapeman | Water quality, multi-variable, survey, poultry houses, Eastern Shore, antibiotics, heavy metals, nutrients, bacteria |
2011 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Water 2011 - Symposium | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $5,383 | Kaye Brubaker | |
2011 | MD | Annual Base | Regional Flood Risk Initiative Seed Funds | Federal: $15,012 Non-Federal: $33,336 | Kaye Brubaker, Gregory Baecher | |
2011 | MD | Annual Base | Environmental Suitability of Fly Ash Use in Highway Structural Fills (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $14,988 | Kaye Brubaker, Ahmet Aydilek | |
2011 | MD | Annual Base | The Effects of Mill Dams on Suspended Sediment Yield, Northern Baltimore County, Maryland (Graduate Fellowship) | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $15,776 | Kaye Brubaker | |
2011 | MD | Annual Base | Demonstration of Integrated Stormwater & Wastewater Treatment in WaterShed, Maryland’s Solar Decathlon 2011 Entry | Federal: $25,107 Non-Federal: $56,072 | Amy Gardner | Sustainable design, greywater, domestic, residential, on-site treatment |
2011 | MD | Annual Base | An Innovative Learning Tool in Communicating Flood Risk Management | Federal: $23,631 Non-Federal: $49,635 | Bahram Momen | Cloud computing, Collaborative learning, Community demographics, Computer-assisted decision support system (DSS), Computer technology, FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL), Floodplain Management Program, Flood risk management, Geographic information system (GIS), Google Earth™, Interactive visualization, Model-building, Multi-Hazard Loss Estimation Methodology (HAZUS-MH), National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), Realistic visualization, Risk communication, Scientific literacy |
2011 | ME | Annual Base | Release of Metals to Groundwater from Ultramafic Rocks on Deer Isle, Maine | Federal: $9,083 Non-Federal: $59,650 | Amanda Olsen | 48. Contaminant Transport 90. Geochemistry 101. Groundwater Quality 106. Heavy Metals 149. Mineralogy 150. Mining 225. Soil Chemistry 251. Toxic Substances 252. Trace Elements 266. Water Chemistry |
2011 | ME | Annual Base | Complex systems assessment of biogeochemical factors and microbial community members associated with naturally occurring uranium contamination in groundwater resources | Federal: $7,250 Non-Federal: $80,735 | Paula Mouser, Charles Hess, Jean Macrae, Robert Marvinney, Donna Rizzo, Andy Tolman | Bacteria, Biotechnology, Geochemistry, Groundwater Quality, Heavy Metals, Mathematical Models, Statistics |
2011 | ME | Annual Base | Identification of the determinants of fish tissue mercury concentrations in temperate lakes: Factors to be considered in the establishment or revision of fish consumption advisories | Federal: $23,400 Non-Federal: $46,333 | Aria Amirbahman, Stephen Norton | Geochemistry, Lakes, Pollutants, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Chemistry |
2011 | ME | Annual Base | Prototype Development of SimStream, a Computer-Based Immersive Learning-Environment for Introducing Environmental Systems Concepts to Middle-School Students | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $48,177 | Shaleen Jain, Mike Scott | |
2011 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $37,405 Non-Federal: $38,604 | John Peckenham | Information Transfer, Outreach |
2011 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $21,415 Non-Federal: $43,339 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Use, Water Quantity, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2011 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $25,920 Non-Federal: $53,364 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Water Quantity, Watershed Management; Interactive Web-based Systems; Water Withdrawals; Exotic Species, Lake Management; Native Shoreline |
2011 | MI | Annual Base | Developing Advanced Modeling Tools for Red Cedar Watershed Planning | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,989 | Yi Shi, Phanikumar Mantha | watershed, integrated decision support system, water quality, and water quantity |
2011 | MI | Annual Base | Interdisciplinary Water Science and Policy Modeling Workgroup | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,574 | Jinhua Zhao, Jon Bartholic | coupled human and natural systems; interdisciplinary collaboration |
2011 | MI | Annual Base | Building a Transforming Framework for Resilient Policy Option and Water Resource Management for Michigan and Internationally | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,808 | Karim Maredia, Jon MacDonagh-Dumler | water management, resilience |
2011 | MN | Annual Base | Stratigraphic Distribution and Mineralogical Sources of Arsenic to Minnesota Glacial Aquifers | Federal: $32,500 Non-Federal: $57,488 | Brandy Toner, Edward Nater | arsenic, glacial aquifer, X-ray absorption spectroscopy, GIS, mineralogy |
2011 | MN | Annual Base | The Role of Sulfate Reduction in Sediment of the St. Louis River Estuary: Phase II | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $36,360 | Nathan Johnson | sediment, sulfate reduction, mercury, biogeochemistry |
2011 | MN | Annual Base | Persistence of the Fecal Indicator Bacteroides in Sand and Sediment | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,400 | Michael Sadowsky, Randall Hicks | fecal indicator bacteria, Bacteroides, sand, sediments, Lake Superior, microbial source tracking |
2011 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $63,808 Non-Federal: $125,738 | Thomas Clevenger | |
2011 | MO | Annual Base | Microbiological Characterization and Ecological Control of Membrane Biofouling in Side Stream Municipal Sewage Treatment Reactors Operated for Nitrification | Federal: $44,480 Non-Federal: $98,404 | Daniel Oether | Microbiological Characterization,Ecological Control, Membrane Biofouling, Sewage Treatment Reactors, Nitrification |
2011 | MS | Annual Base | Water quality and other ecosystem services in wetlands managed for waterfowl in Mississippi | Federal: $14,150 Non-Federal: $28,368 | Richard Kaminski, Amy Spencer | Ecosystems, sedimentation, water quality, water resources development, wetlands |
2011 | MS | Annual Base | Comparisons of Indigenous and Selected Bacterial Degrading Pentachlorophenol (PCP) Consortiums for Remediation of PCP Contaminated Groundwater | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | M Prewitt, Hamid Borazjani, Ken Willeford | Water quality, groundwater contamination |
2011 | MS | Annual Base | Developing rapid methods for dating of sediments in Mississippi using ICP-MS | Federal: $6,508 Non-Federal: $13,017 | James Cizdziel | Water quality, wetlands,contaminant transport mechanisms, sedimentation |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Methods for estimating wetland evapotranspiration through groundwater flow modeling of diurnal groundwater fluctuations | Federal: $14,900 Non-Federal: $29,800 | Kevin Chandler | Wetlands; Evapotranspiration; Diurnal groundwater fluctuations; groundwater flow modeling |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Using 222Rn and Isotopic Tracers to Trace Groundwater-Lake Interactions | Federal: $10,622 Non-Federal: $34,865 | Glenn Shaw | Groundwater/Lake Interactions, Radon-222, Mountain Groundwater, Tracer Hydrology, Nutrients |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Development and Testing of a Model that Assesses the Effects of the Stress of Climate Change on Ecosystem Condition | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $850 | William Kleindl | Climate change, model, climatic stress |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Population-scale effects of hypoxia on the distribution and abundance of fishes in Silver Bow Creek | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $638 | Joe Naughton | Silver Bow Creek, electrofishing, trout, sucker, dead zone |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: An investigation of drought climatology, vulnerability and mitigation in the Clark Fork River Basin of Montana | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $425 | Molly Smith | Clark Fork River Basin, drought, mitigation, Montana State Water Plan, |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Evaluating availability and use of coldwater thermal refugia for native and nonnative salmonids: implications for Arctic grayling conservation in Montana | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $850 | Shane Vatland | Arctic grayling, Big Hole River, Montana, col water refugia, coldwater habitat |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Effects of the mountain pine beetle on snow hydrology in Montana | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $638 | Chris Welch | mountain pine beetle, snow, climate change, snowpack, streamflow, hydrology |
2011 | MT | Annual Base | Statewide Education and Outreach | Federal: $39,993 Non-Federal: $88,582 | Steve Guettermann | education, water resource education, watershed management, water resource management |
2011 | NC | Annual Base | Uncertainty in Surface Water Availability over North Carolina due to climate and land use changes | Federal: $25,664 Non-Federal: $44,601 | Sankarasubramanian Arumugam, Tushar Sinha | |
2011 | NC | Annual Base | The impact of Coal Combustion Products on the quality of water resources in North Carolina | Federal: $31,407 Non-Federal: $43,090 | Avner Vengosh, Heileen Hsu-Kim | |
2011 | NC | Annual Base | Identification of membrane foulants and optimum cleaning strategies for nanofiltration and reverse osmosis membranes treating groundwaters from the Castle Hayne and Peedee aquifers | Federal: $25,666 Non-Federal: $44,681 | Orlando Coronell | |
2011 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $4,339 Non-Federal: $24,018 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $12,275 Non-Federal: $21,486 | G. Padmanabhan | |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Studies of Seasonal Succession of Cyanobacteria and Green algae at Heinrich-Martin Impoundment, North Dakota | Federal: $11,300 Non-Federal: $22,600 | Wei Lin | Green Algae, Cyanobacteria, Impoundments, Seasonal Variation, Phytoplankton |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Arsenic Contaminated Groundwater Remediation by Entrapped Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,001 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Groundwater remediation, nanoparticles, zero-valent iron, Arsenic contamination |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Plant-based Biopolymers for Entrapping Metal Nanoparticles for Arsenic Removal: Biodegradation and Treatability Studies | Federal: $11,300 Non-Federal: $22,600 | Achintya Bezbaruah, Khan Eakalak | Arsenic removal, Plant-based biopolymers, Metal nano particles, Nanoscale zero-valent |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Temporal-spatial distribution (dynamics) of phytoplankton and diversity in relation to lake physical and chemical condition | Federal: $5,300 Non-Federal: $10,601 | Wei Lin | Lake water quality, Nutrients, Phytoplankton, Diversity,Eutrophication |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Ecosystem Services and Wetland Condition Assessment in the Prairie Pothole Region | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,001 | Edward Dekeyser, Jack Norland | Wetland condition, assessment, Prairie Pothole Region, ecosystem services |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Bioavailability of Dissolved and Colloidal Organic Carbon Bound Estrogen | Federal: $7,700 Non-Federal: $15,400 | Francis Casey | Estrogen, bioavailability, estrogen transport and fate |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Role of agricultural drainage on transport of Cryptosporidium oocysts in North Dakota | Federal: $5,100 Non-Federal: $10,202 | Khan Eakalak, John McEvoy | agricultural drainage, cryptosporidium Oocysts transport, |
2011 | ND | Annual Base | Co-entrapment of iron nanoparticles and trichloroethylene degrading bacteria in alginate biopolymer for groundwater remediation | Federal: $7,300 Non-Federal: $14,600 | Achintya Bezbaruah, Khan Eakalak | co-entrapment, nanozero valent iron, groundwater remediation |
2011 | NE | Annual Base | Developing Slow Release Persulfate to Treat BTEX Compounds at LUST Sites | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $29,451 | Steve Comfort, Xu Li | Persulfate, BTEX, LUST, petroleum |
2011 | NE | Annual Base | A Cost Effective Fixed Film Atrazine Treatment Utilizing Nitrate as a Nutrient | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $40,523 | Mohamed Dahab, Ahmed Hosni | |
2011 | NE | Annual Base | High-resolution imaging of the Platte River streambed using combined electromagnetic induction and hydraulic parameter estimation techniques | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $35,676 | Jesse Korus, Xun-Hong Chen | Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction, Geophysical methods, Streambed, Hydrogeology |
2011 | NH | Annual Base | Arsenic chemical dynamics in NH groundwater reservoirs: Insights from temporal variability in multi-element signatures of statewide samples | Federal: $32,134 Non-Federal: $79,613 | Julia Bryce | arsenic, groundwater chemical time series |
2011 | NH | Annual Base | Nutrient Loading Coefficients for NH Watersheds: Development and Connectivity | Federal: $5,330 Non-Federal: $26,554 | Jeffrey Schloss | Phosphorus, Loading, NPS pollution, Land Use, Connectivity |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | An Investigation of the Water Quality of Rainwater Harvesting Systems | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Michele Bakacs, Mike Haberland | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Scrap Tire and Water Treatment Residuals as Novel "Green" Sorbents from Removal of Common Metals from Polluted Urban Stormwater Runoff | Federal: $14,966 Non-Federal: $29,946 | Yang Deng, Sudipta Rakshit, Dibyendu Sarkar | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Evaluation of organoclay in a permeable pavement system for removal of contaminants from urban stormwater runoff | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,002 | Amy Rowe | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessment of Green Frog, Lithobates clamitans, populations as biological indicators of risk to communities near Superfund sites | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,193 | Jennifer Costello, Richard Veit | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Assessment of the water-borne pathogen, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, in New Jersey amphibians and their habitat | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,175 | Paola Dolcemascolo, Kirsten Monsen | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Advancing the characterization of sandstone and fractured limestone aquifers using surface electrical geophysical methods: application to water resources evaluation at two sites in New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $9,893 | Mehrez Elwaseif, Lee Slater | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Identification and Characterization of Novel Antibiotic Resistance Genes from Wastewater Effluents and Surface Waters | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Maryam Honarbakhsh, Elisabetta Bini | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of a Push-Pull Technique to Simultaneously Characterize Volatilization and Biodegradation Rates of VOCs in Shallow Wetland Sediments | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Matthew Reid, Peter Jaffe | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Release of Hazardous Metals into Surface and Groundwater by Microbial Oxidation of Sulfide Minerals | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Alexandra Walczak, Lily Young | |
2011 | NJ | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $6,294 Non-Federal: $4,999 | Christopher Obropta, Lisa Galloway Evrard | |
2011 | NM | Annual Base | Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling of Karst Conduit-Matrix Exchanges with Relevance in Contaminant Transport, and Chemical Reactions | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $30,203 | John Wilson | |
2011 | NV | Annual Base | Measuring Water Use of Tamarisk and Impacts from Biocontrol: Lower Virgin River, NV | Federal: $47,206 Non-Federal: $106,993 | Kumud Acharya | Virgin River, Invasive Species, Tamarisk, Leaf Beetle, Water Quantity |
2011 | NV | Annual Base | Assessment of Resiliency of Las Vegas Water System Under Climatic and Non-Climatic Stressors | Federal: $19,851 Non-Federal: $39,716 | Mahesh Gautam, Kumud Acharya | climate change impact, adaptation, demand management |
2011 | NV | Annual Base | Effects of Regional Climate Change on Snowpack in Northern Nevada: Research and Education | Federal: $51,962 Non-Federal: $116,822 | Rina Schumer, Anna Knust | Nevada, Climate Change, Snow Water Equivalent |
2011 | NV | Annual Base | Quantifying the Impact of Hyporheic Exchange on In-Stream Water Quality in the Truckee River, NV | Federal: $59,028 Non-Federal: $99,858 | John Warwick | Hyporheic Exchange, Modeling, Truckee River, Uncertainty Analysis, Water Quality |
2011 | NY | Annual Base | NITROGEN (N) AVAILABILITY AS DRIVER OF METHYLMERCURY PRODUCTION IN FORESTED SOILS AND STREAM SEDIMENTS | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,392 | Philippe Vidon | methylmercury |
2011 | NY | Annual Base | Reach-Scale Patterns in Hyporheic Exchange at Pristine, Degraded and Restored Rivers | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $41,957 | Theodore Endreny, Chuck Kroll | hyporheic zone; stream restoration |
2011 | NY | Annual Base | Two-Dimensional River Model for Predicting Bacterial Contamination of Bathing Beaches in the St. Lawrence River | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $49,085 | Michael Twiss | beach bacterial contamination; hydrodynamic models |
2011 | OH | Annual Base | The Constructed Wetland Dilemma: Nitrogen Removal at the Expense of Methane Generation? | Federal: $29,953 Non-Federal: $63,308 | Paula Mouser, Gil Bohrer | Bacteria, Biotechnology, Nitrate Removal, Methane Flux, Constructed Wetlands |
2011 | OH | Annual Base | Does Alum Addition Affect Benthic Communities and Metal and Nutrient Cycling? A Case Study from Grand Lake St. Marys, Ohio | Federal: $29,695 Non-Federal: $60,987 | Chad Hammerschmidt, Amy Burgin, Geraldine Nogaro | aluminum sulfate, biogeochemical processes, bioturbation, lake restoration, metal, phosphorus, sediment, water |
2011 | OH | Annual Base | Generating Renewable Energy on Lake Erie with Wave Energy Converters: A Feasibility Study | Federal: $25,537 Non-Federal: $50,799 | Ethan Kubatko | Modeling, waves, alternative energy |
2011 | OK | Annual Base | Incorporating Ecological Costs and Benefits into Environmental Flow Recommendations for Oklahoma Rivers: Phase 1, Southeastern Oklahoma | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Caryn Vaughn, Jason Julian | In-stream flows |
2011 | OK | Annual Base | Investigation of the Viability of Rainfall Harvesting for Long-term Urban Irrigation: Bioaccumulating Organic Compounds and the First Flush in Rooftop Runoff | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,082 | Jason Vogel, Jason Belden, Glenn Brown | Rainfall Harvesting, PAHs, flame retardants, first flush |
2011 | OK | Annual Base | 2011 Information Transfer | Federal: $9,241 Non-Federal: $17,098 | Will Focht | |
2011 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $60,978 Non-Federal: $159,624 | Todd Jarvis | Seminars, Research Fellows, Documentary Film |
2011 | PA | Annual Base | Assessing the Influence of Nutrient Sources to Urban Streams Through the use of Triple Nitrate Isotopes | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,296 | Emily Elliott | nitrate contamination, urban water quality, isotopes |
2011 | PA | Annual Base | Understanding Municipal Officials Decisions to Lease Watershed Lands for Marcellus Shale Gas Exploration | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $43,769 | Charles Abdalla | Marcellus shale, gas drilling, water supply, leasing |
2011 | PA | Annual Base | Quantifying the Nitrogen Retention Capacity of Legacy Sediments and Hydric Soils Before and After Restoration | Federal: $16,700 Non-Federal: $33,403 | Jason Kaye | Legacy sediment, Nitrate, Restoration, Isotopic tracer, Best Management Practice |
2011 | PA | Annual Base | Fish Exposure to Emerging Contaminants in Municipal Wastewater: Can Dietary Sewage Contribution Predict Severity of Estrogenic Effects? | Federal: $9,616 Non-Federal: $21,820 | Theo Light | emerging contaminants, pharmaceuticals, endocrine disruption, estrogenic effects, intersexuality, reproductive anomalies in fish, municipal wastewater, stable isotopes, white sucker, Catostomus commersoni |
2011 | PA | Annual Base | Development of a Subsurface Reactive Transport Model for Predicting Potential Water Quality Problems in Marcellus Shale | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Li Li, Susan Brantley | Marcellus shale, reactive transport model, geochemistry, water quality, contamination |
2011 | PR | Annual Base | The Population dynamics of the dominant Enterococci in the water systems of Puerto Rico. | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $32,046 | Luis Rios-Hernandez | beaches, Enterococci, septic tanks, water quality, fecal pollution |
2011 | PR | Annual Base | Island Institute Directors' s Conference/Workshop | Federal: $13,805 Non-Federal: $6,903 | Jorge Rivera-Santos, Walter Silva | Island Water Resources Conference Workshop |
2011 | RI | Annual Base | Stimuli-Responsive Nanocomposite Coatings for Mitigating Fouling of Water Treatment Membranes | Federal: $15,856 Non-Federal: $34,605 | Geoffrey Bothun | Membrane separation, ultrafiltration, nanocomposite, electromagnetic field |
2011 | RI | Annual Base | Increasing sources of water supply: advanced treatment of stormwater runoff | Federal: $16,804 Non-Federal: $35,098 | Vinka Oyanedel-Craver, Vinka Craver | advanced treatment stormwater runoff |
2011 | RI | Annual Base | Drinking Water Outreach in Rhode Island | Federal: $15,480 Non-Federal: $26,096 | Harold Knickle, Geoffrey Bothun | Water Quality, Conference, Summer Camp, High School Students, Clean Water, Careers, Rhode Island |
2011 | SC | Annual Base | Sediment Pollution Assessment and Verification of Abandoned Developments Using Volunteered Geographic Information in a Web Mapping Interface | Federal: $25,170 Non-Federal: $50,340 | Elena Mikhailova, Christopher Post | sediment, water quality, development, GIS, web mapping, crowdsourcing, volunteered geographic information, VGI |
2011 | SC | Annual Base | The Influence of Legacy and Current Land Use on Stream Systems in teh South Carolina Piedmont | Federal: $28,311 Non-Federal: $73,442 | Dennis Haney, Peter Van Den Hurk | conservation, sedimentation, environmental risk assessment, biomarkers, fish toxicology, water chemistry |
2011 | SD | Annual Base | Investigation of the Contribution of Coliform Contamination in Runoff from Scoured Bed Sediments | Federal: $14,913 Non-Federal: $29,826 | Jennifer Benning, Arden Davis, Scott Kenner | Coliform bacteria, pollutant sources, ribo typing, stormwater runnoff |
2011 | SD | Annual Base | Life Cycle Assessment Analysis of Engineered Stormwater Control Methods Common to South Dakota | Federal: $19,730 Non-Federal: $39,460 | Molly Gribb, Jennifer Benning, James Stone | Stormwater treatment, life cycle assessment |
2011 | SD | Annual Base | Fate and Transport of Biogenic Uraninite in the Environment | Federal: $16,825 Non-Federal: $33,650 | Rajesh Sani | Biogenic UO2, SAED, HR-TEM, XRD, XPS, and Fe(III)(hydr)oxides |
2011 | SD | Annual Base | Determination of Microbial Kinetics for the Degradation of Estrogens and Triclosan in Activated Sludge Systems | Federal: $14,253 Non-Federal: $37,756 | Christopher Schmit | Microconstituents, Estrogen, Triclosan, Respirometry, Activated Sludge, Microbial Kinetics |
2011 | SD | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $13,324 Non-Federal: $22,945 | Van Kelley, Kevin Dalsted, Denise Hovland, Jeppe Kjaersgaard | |
2011 | TN | Annual Base | Evaluation of Bioretention Practices for Effective Stormwater Management and Treatment: A Laboratory to Field Study | Federal: $46,828 Non-Federal: $93,888 | Andrea Ludwig, Daniel Yoder | Stormwater Management; Sediment, Infiltration, Bioretention; Water Quality |
2011 | TN | Annual Base | An Evaluation of Floodplain Forest Land Use Dynamics, Ecosystem Services and Conservation Policies in West Tennessee Watersheds | Federal: $53,350 Non-Federal: $106,879 | Donald Hodges, Christopher Bridges | Ecosystem Services, River Restoration, Floodplain Forest |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Assessing Low Ear Placement Corn Hybrids as a Way of Increasing Water Use Efficiency | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $14,760 | Jacob Becker, Brent Bean | Limited irrigation, water use efficiency, corn ear height |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Cotton-Biofuels Production Systems in a Changing High Plains Environment | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,035 | Cora Lea Emerson, Dick Auld | cotton; biofuels; crop rotation; alternative crops; water use efficiency |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Landscape Coefficients in Mixed Species Landscapes | Federal: $4,971 Non-Federal: $9,946 | Rebecca Hammond, Tim Pannkuk | reference evapotranspiration, turfgrass, woody plants, landscape coefficients |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Reusable Magnetic Janus Particle Scavengers for Environmentally-Friendly Remediation of Contaminated Water Bodies | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,055 | Nina Ivanova, Nicole Zacharia | Janus Particle, Emulsion, Oil Remediation, Heavy Metal, Magnetism, Surface Water |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Effect of Treatment on Harvested Rainwater Quality | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Sarah Keithley, Mary Kirisits | rainwater harvesting, roofing materials, treatment, water quality, drinking water |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | An Assessment of Water Availability in Texas Using the NOAH Land Surface Model | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,857 | C. Prakash Khedun, Vijay Singh | Climate variability and change, ENSO, PDO, AMO, Wavelet, Drought |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Benefits and Costs of Water Reuse Programs in Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Shae Luther, Laura Stroup | water reuse, Texas, integrated resource planning, water management |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Effects of woody vegetation removal on groundwater recharge in the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,002 | April Mattox, Jason West | recharge, unconsolidated aquifer, critical zone, range management, groundwater |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluation of Grass Carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) as a Biocontrol Agent for Giant Salvinia (Salvinia molesta) | Federal: $4,136 Non-Federal: $13,737 | Michael Neisch, Michael Masser | Grass Carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella), Giant Salvinia (Salvinia molesta), Biocontrol, Invasive Species |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | In Situ Remediation of the Trinity River Sediment Contaminated with Polychlorinated Biphenyls | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,319 | Prince Nfodzo, Hyeok Choi | Polychlorinated Biphenyls, Trinity River, Sediment, In Situ Remediation, Reactive Activated Carbon, Permeable Reactive Barrier, Adsorption, Sequestration, Dechlorination |
2011 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $34,955 Non-Federal: $71,112 | Neal Wilkins, Danielle Kalisek, Leslie Lee, Courtney Smith, Jaclyn Tech, Kevin Wagner, Ralph Wurbs, Kathy Wythe | |
2011 | UT | Annual Base | Reducing the Dangers of Low Head Dams in Utah | Federal: $42,064 Non-Federal: $44,905 | Michael Johnson, Steven Barfuss | Drowning hazards, Water resources, Open channel hydraulics, Low-head dams |
2011 | UT | Annual Base | Analyzing the Spread of Phragmites Australis Over Short Time Scales Using Spatial and Genetic Tools | Federal: $33,634 Non-Federal: $97,500 | Karin Kettenring, Shannon Clemens, Austin Jensen, Mac McKee, David Rosenberg | Water resources, Water conservation, Wetlands, System analysis |
2011 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research (UCWRR) | Federal: $500 Non-Federal: $15,341 | R. Ivonne Harris | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development |
2011 | VI | Annual Base | Evaluating Drought Tolerance of Virgin Islands Native Trees Suitable for Landscaping | Federal: $31,538 Non-Federal: $0 | Michael Morgan, Thomas Zimmerman | native trees, ornamental plantings |
2011 | VI | Annual Base | Lesser Antilles Specific Assessment of the IPCC AR5 Models for the Current Climate | Federal: $18,981 Non-Federal: $0 | Vasubandhu Misra | Atlantic Warm Pool; droughts; floods |
2011 | VI | Annual Base | QUANTIFYING SEDIMENT AND ORGANIC MATERIAL PRODUCTION RATES FROM SURFACE EROSION PROCESSES AND THE EFFECT ON MARINE WATER QUALITY IN SMALL SUBTROPICAL WATERSHEDS ON THE EAST END OF ST. CROIX, USVI | Federal: $18,981 Non-Federal: $0 | Kynoch Reale-Munroe, Bernard Castillo, Carlos Ramos-Scharron | sedimentation, erosion, particulate organic material, NPS pollution, watersheds, U.S. Virgin Islands |
2011 | VI | Annual Base | IDENTIFICATION OF WATERBORNE CONTAMINANTS ENTERING THE ST. THOMAS EAST END RESERVE | Federal: $18,601 Non-Federal: $0 | John Barimo, Stanley Latesky | water quality, trace metals, PAH, hydrocarbons, STEER |
2011 | VI | Annual Base | Islands' Institutes Water Conference | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith | Island Hydrology, Climate Change, U. S. Virgin Islands |
2011 | VT | Annual Base | Determining phosphorus release potential from eroding streambank sediments in the Lake Champlain Basin of Vermont | Federal: $19,989 Non-Federal: $50,116 | Donald Ross, Leslie Morrissey, Beverley Wemple | |
2011 | VT | Annual Base | Use of Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler data to estimate sediment and total phosphorus loads to Lake Champlain from the Rock River | Federal: $20,988 Non-Federal: $30,251 | Breck Bowden, James Shanley | Sediment, ADCP, Methods, Loading |
2011 | VT | Annual Base | Advanced and Integrative Model of Phosphorus loading from High Runoff Events | Federal: $60,008 Non-Federal: $144,255 | Arne Bomblies, Jane Hill | Modeling, Phosphorus, Land Use |
2011 | WA | Annual Base | Understanding Toxin Production by Harmful Algae: Vancouver Lake as a Model System | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $62,297 | Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens, Stephen Bollens | cyanobacteria, toxin production, zooplankton grazing |
2011 | WA | Annual Base | Ecohydrology of Invasive Reed Canary Grass | Federal: $29,992 Non-Federal: $59,999 | Camille McNeely, Rebecca Brown, Carmen Nezat, Suzanne Schwab | low flow conditions, evapotranspiration, ecohydrology, Phalaris arundinacea, stomatal conductance, stable isotope |
2011 | WA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $19,372 Non-Federal: $39,114 | Michael Barber, Michael Barber | Outreach, Information Transfer |
2011 | WA | Annual Base | Climate change, land-water transfer, and in-stream fate of nitrogen in an agricultural setting | Federal: $54,000 Non-Federal: $108,930 | Cailin Orr, John Harrison | Nitrogen, Climate Change, Carbon, Dissolved Organic Matter, Hydrologic Flowpath |
2011 | WI | Annual Base | University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute - 5 Year Information Transfer Program | Federal: $85,333 Non-Federal: $340,013 | Moira Harrington | Public information, communications, publications, library |
2011 | WI | Annual Base | Simulating Lake Responses to Climate Change with a Mechanistic Water Quality Model | Federal: $35,244 Non-Federal: $35,101 | Trina McMahon | climate, lakes, water quality |
2011 | WI | Annual Base | Climate Change Impacts on Stream Temperature and Flow: Consequences for Great Lakes Fish Migrations | Federal: $59,030 Non-Federal: $60,898 | Peter McIntyre | Cliamte, fish, rivers, Great Lakes |
2011 | WI | Annual Base | Uncertainty and Variability of Wisconsin Lakes in Response to Climate Change | Federal: $36,848 Non-Federal: $52,963 | Chin Wu | climate, lakes, water quality, stratification, physical properties |
2011 | WV | Annual Base | Stable isotope fingerprinting of waters in area of accelerating Marcellus shale gas development | Federal: $25,275 Non-Federal: $50,550 | Shikha Sharma, Shikha Sharma | Stable isotope, Fingerprint, frac flowback water, coal mine water, groundwater, surface water |
2011 | WV | Annual Base | WRI-119 Phase 2 Year 1: Mon River Water Quality Study | Federal: $46,343 Non-Federal: $92,688 | Paul Ziemkiewicz, Ben Mack, Melissa O'Neal, Dave Saville, Tamara Vandivort | water quality; acid mine drainage; total dissolved solids; monitoring; |
2011 | WV | Annual Base | WRI-143 Potential Chemical and Biological Impacts to White Day Creek Due to Gas Well Drilling | Federal: $4,166 Non-Federal: $8,332 | Paul Ziemkiewicz, Ben Mack | benthic macroinvertebrates; energy; total dissolved solids; monitoring |
2011 | WY | Annual Base | Fate of Coalbed Methane Produced Water in Disposal Ponds in the Powder River Basin | Federal: $17,253 Non-Federal: $140,387 | Thijs Kelleners, Katta Reddy | Infiltration, Pond sediments, Sodicity, Salinty |
2011 | WY | Annual Base | Instrumentation for Improved Precipitation Measurement in Wintertime Snowstorms | Federal: $14,508 Non-Federal: $133,978 | Jefferson Snider | Snow process research |
2010 | AK | Annual Base | Contribution of Permafrost Degradation to Shrub Expansion in Arctic Alaska | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $1,900 | Matthew Nolan, Ken Tape | permafrost, shrubs, ecology, arctic, cores |
2010 | AK | Annual Base | The diminishing role of glacier runoff into Eklutna Lake: potential impacts on hydropower and water supply for the Municipality of Anchorage (year 2 renewal) | Federal: $13,670 Non-Federal: $33,911 | Michael Loso | Water Supply, Hydropower, runoff, sedimentation, glaciers, climate change, Eklutna, Anchorage, Alaska |
2010 | AK | Annual Base | Hydrogeology and Geochemistry of the Anchorage Aquifer System: Research and Teaching Applications | Federal: $21,834 Non-Federal: $43,780 | LeeAnn Munk, Jens Munk, Bryce Willems | groundwater, water quality, Anchorage Watershed |
2010 | AK | Annual Base | Characterization of major watersheds draining into Bristol Bay, Alaska using strontium isotopes: a new method for tracking water resources in Alaska | Federal: $20,536 Non-Federal: $6,477 | Matthew Wooller | Isotopes, Strontium, Alaska, Rivers. |
2010 | AK | Annual Base | Application of citrus peel biosorbents in repeated adsorption/desorption cycles for removal of heavy metals from waste waters | Federal: $22,520 Non-Federal: $10,697 | Silke Schiewer | biosorption, mine tailings, desorption, columns |
2010 | AL | Annual Base | Development of an In-situ Capable Method for Detecting Pathogenic Bacteria in the Alabama Water Supplies | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $102,262 | Ahjeong Son | Pathogenic bacteria, nanoparticle, DNA, in-situ detection |
2010 | AL | Annual Base | Experimental Investigation of Runoff Mitigation from Vegetated Roofs | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,828 | Jason Kirby, Robert Peters | Urban Hydrology, Urban Drainage, Runoff, Rainfall-Runoff Process, Rainfall-Runoff Models, Hydraulics, Watershed Management |
2010 | AL | Annual Base | Nitrogen Retention in Riverine Shoal Habitat of Central Alabama: An assessment of Direct and Indirect Mechanisms | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,251 | Jennifer Edmonds | Nitrogen, Denitrification, Rivers, Eutrophication, Aquatic Plants, Bacteria |
2010 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center Information Transfer Program | Federal: $14,073 Non-Federal: $28,146 | Brian Haggard | Conference, Newsletters, Web interface |
2010 | AR | Annual Base | Determination of the magnitude of mercury methylation in the water column of a high organic carbon river, lower Ouachita River, Union and Ashley Counties, Arkansas | Federal: $19,761 Non-Federal: $39,524 | Phil Hays, Stephen Boss, John Brahana, Ralph K. Davis | methylmercury, mercury, dissolved organic carbon, biogeochemistry, contaminant hydrology |
2010 | AR | Annual Base | Assessment of water quality and stream bank stability following BMP implementation on the upper Strawberry River watershed | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,000 | Jennifer Bouldin | Bank stability, aquatic macroinvertebrates, water quality, aqueous and sediment toxicity, nutrients |
2010 | AR | Annual Base | Denitrification, Internal N Cycling, and N Retention in River Impoundment Reservoirs | Federal: $20,579 Non-Federal: $41,160 | Jefferson Scott | mass balance, nitrogen transformation, nutrient retention/removal, sediment |
2010 | AZ | Annual Base | Use of Fish as Integrative Samplers of Uranium and Lead Isotopes in the Colorado River | Federal: $9,900 Non-Federal: $19,816 | Charles Sanchez, John Chesley, Peter Reinthal | Radiogenic isotopes tracers |
2010 | AZ | Annual Base | Perflouronated Compounds in Arizona Groundwater: Sources of Contamination | Federal: $10,061 Non-Federal: $20,455 | David Quanrud, Leif Abrell, Robert Arnold, Eduardo Saez | |
2010 | AZ | Annual Base | Biochar soil amendments to increase the water holding capacity of sandy, arid soils | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $21,449 | Janick Artiola | biochar, charcoal, water, water holding capacity |
2010 | AZ | Annual Base | Bioremediation of Uranium Plumes with Nano-Scale Zero Valent Iron | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,031 | James Field, Reyes Sierra | Uranium, Groundwater, Bioremediation, Microbial Reduction, Nano Zero-Valent Iron |
2010 | AZ | Annual Base | Sources and transport of nitrogen from sky-island ecosystems to groundwater basins | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Jennifer McIntosh, Kathleen Lohse, Armin Sorooshian | nitrogen, atmospheric deposition, nutrients, biogeochemistry |
2010 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $39,374 Non-Federal: $81,375 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden | |
2010 | CA | Annual Base | Irrigating citrus with relaimed municipal wastewater. | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $8,755 | Christopher Amrhein | irrigation, citrus, wastewater |
2010 | CA | Annual Base | An Advisory Service for Optimum Irrigation Scheduling in California | Federal: $26,500 Non-Federal: $14,045 | Allan Fulton | irrigation |
2010 | CA | Annual Base | Velocity Contour Weighting Method for Increased Accuracy of Upward Looking ADVM in Irrigation Channels | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $8,683 | Brett Sanders | irrigation, scheduling |
2010 | CA | Annual Base | CWRRI - Information Transfer Program University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources | Federal: $119,114 Non-Federal: $197,992 | Barbara Allen-Diaz | Water Quality, Water Quantity, Water Supply, Education |
2010 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $38,100 Non-Federal: $157,298 | Reagan Waskom | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2010 | CO | Annual Base | Shear Resistance of the Nuisance Diatom Didymosphenia Geminata | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,928 | Diane McKnight | Didymosphenia, nuisance geminata |
2010 | CO | Annual Base | Impact of Limited Irrigation on Health of Four Common Shrub Species | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,654 | James Klett | Landscape Water Use |
2010 | CO | Annual Base | Evaluation of Herbicide Combinations for Control of Sago Pondweed (Stukenia pectinata) in Irrigation Canals | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,632 | Scott Nissen | Pondweed, aquatic weeds, canal management |
2010 | CO | Annual Base | Paleohydrology of the Lower Colorado River | Federal: $59,199 Non-Federal: $14,432 | Rajagopalan Balaji | Paleohydrology, streamflow reconstruction, time series analysis |
2010 | CT | Annual Base | Multi-temporal Assessment of Connecticut Lake Water Clarity Using Landsat Satellite Imagery | Federal: $24,080 Non-Federal: $48,397 | Daniel Civco, James Hurd | Lake Water Clarity, Landsat Satellite, Remote Sensing |
2010 | CT | Annual Base | Baseline Study of Nutrient Loadings to Lake Kenosia | Federal: $11,415 Non-Federal: $34,142 | Theodora Pinou | Stormwater, lake discharge remediation, pollution runoff |
2010 | CT | Annual Base | Water Education for Local Decisionmakers | Federal: $17,531 Non-Federal: $8,495 | Glenn Warner, Patricia Bresnahan | surface water - ground water interactions, land use planning, aquifer protection |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | Determining the Effectiveness of the Design-Build Method on Water Infrastructure Rehabilatation Projects in the District of Columbia | Federal: $13,400 Non-Federal: $40,468 | Kunhee Choi, Pradeep Behera | project delivery, design-build, water infrastructure,quantitative analysis, urban runoff |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | DC Water Issues Forum and Water Research Faculty Professional Development Program | Federal: $6,366 Non-Federal: $33,832 | Tolessa Deksissa, Catherine Shrier | Local water issues,professional development |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | A Hierarchical Spatio-Temporal Dynamical Model for Predicting Precipitation Occurrence and Accumulation | Federal: $14,996 Non-Federal: $37,527 | Ali Arab, Valbona Bejleri, Tolessa Deksissa | precipitation prediction, probabilistic flood risk assessment, hierarchical bayesian, spatio-temporal, uncertainty, climate change |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | Development of Analytical Tools to Evaluate the Performance of Low Impact Developments in the District of Columbia | Federal: $11,183 Non-Federal: $18,710 | Arash Massoudieh, Pradeep Behera | Low Impact Development, Analytical Models, Urban stormwater models, Statistical analysis, Urban Runoff |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | Determination of Seasonal Source Variation of Hydrocarbons, Fatty Acids, Organics and Nutrients in the Anacostia River: Stable isotope Ratios of Specific Compounds | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $12,274 | Stephen MacAvoy | hydrocarbons, fatty acids, sediment biogeochemistry, compound specific stable isotope analysis |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | Speciation of Some Triorganotin Compounds in Anacostia and Potomac River Sediments using NMR Spectroscopy (Phase II) | Federal: $9,590 Non-Federal: $30,061 | Xueqing Song | Speciation, Triorganotin Compounds, River Sediments, NMR Spectroscopy |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | Comparing Clam Active Biomonitoring and POM Passive Monitoring for DC Watershed Contaminant Point Sources | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $45,094 | Harriette Phelps | |
2010 | DC | Annual Base | The Application of Multiple-Antibiotic-Resistance (MAR) Profiles of Coliforms to Detect Sources of Bacterial Contamination of the Anacostia River | Federal: $7,800 Non-Federal: $4,017 | David Morris | Anacostia River, Coliform Contamination, Antibiotic Resistance, MAR Analysis, Point and Non-Point Sources, Sewage Overflow |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Microbiome of the Eastern Oyster, Crassastrea virginica | Federal: $68,809 Non-Federal: $137,618 | Eric Wommack | oyster, microbial communities, taxonomy, restoration |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Quantifying the Role of Carbon Amount and Quality for Transport of Contaminants on Our Landscapes: A Watershed-Scale Model | Federal: $68,809 Non-Federal: $137,618 | Shreeram Inamdar | Contaminant transport, dissolved organic carbon, watershed models |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Oyster Restoration Efforts at Delaware Inland Bays: Utilizing RIP-RAP as a Substrate for Oysters | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Gulnihal Ozbay, Jasmine Porter | |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | The Use of Recycled Water for Irrigation of Turf and Landscape Plants | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Anastasia Chirnside, Stephanie Hahn | recycled wastewater, turf, irrigation, water quality |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Education and Outreach for the Delaware Wetlands | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Kathryn O'Connell, Kristin Berry | wetlands education, websites, public outreach |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Characterization of Submarine Groundwater Discharge Sites in a Coastal Lagoon | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Alan Andres, Kevin Myers | |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | The History and Effectiveness of Wetland Mitigation | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Steven Hastings, Courtney Simmons | wetlands mitigation, local economy, government policy |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Assessment of Changes in Invertebrate Populations Resulting from Wetland Restoration | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Douglas Tallamy, Katie Yost | insects, wetland restoration, biodiversity |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Quality of Dissolved Organic Matter in Runoff from Various Watershed Sources | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Shreeram Inamdar, Suneil Seetharam | dissolved organic carbon, pollutants, runoff, watersheds |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | The Impacts of Redefining Navigable Waters Under the Clean Water Act | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Janet Johnson, Kate Miller | navigable waterways policy, streams, pollution |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | An Analysis of the Impact of Marcellus Shale Development on Water Resources in Pennsylvania | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Janet Johnson, Aidan Galasso | natural gas drilling, water supply, water quality, pollution |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | The Prevalence of Pathogenic Bacteria in Delmarva Waters from a Virus Point of View | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Eric Wommack, Mara Hyatt | viruses, bacteria, human health, surface waters |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | A Watershed Scale Forest Inventory of the Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Delphis Levia, Michelle Lepori-Bui | forested watersheds, tree canopy, rainfall partitioning, forest management |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Resurfacing Silver Brook Stream and Comparison to Connected Water Bodies | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Chad Nelson, Hannah Starke | stream restoration, urban sites, landscape design |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | DWRC Information Transfer | Federal: $7,250 Non-Federal: $2,416 | James Sims, Maria Pautler | outreach programs on water resources |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | UD Watershed Team for Ecological Restoration | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | James Sims, Anastasia Chirnside, Gerald Kauffman, Thomas McKenna, Maria Pautler | stormwater, best management practices, runoff control |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Oyster Gardening in Delaware Inland Bays: Filtration as a Means to Remove Excess Nitrogen | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Gulnihal Ozbay, Amy Cannon | |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Characterization of Submarine Groundwater Discharge Sites in a Coastal Lagoon | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Alan Andres, Stephen Gonski | |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Hydraulic Properties of the Columbia Aquifer | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Alan Andres, Nicholas Spalt | |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Spatio-Temporal Hydrodynamic Variability in a Small Tidal Creek: DNERR St. Jones Reserve | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Jack Puleo, Rebecca Aiken, Thomas McKenna | |
2010 | DE | Annual Base | Is Atmospheric Deposition and Washoff of Aluminum in Stemflow a Significant Source | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Delphis Levia, Carrie Scheik | |
2010 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $27,427 Non-Federal: $7,618 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | Information Transfer |
2010 | GA | Annual Base | Assessing impacts of hemlock demise on a southern Appalachian stream using aquatic macroinvertebrates | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Darold Batzer | |
2010 | GA | Annual Base | Assessment of endocrine disruption in fish and estrogenic potency of waters in Georgia | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Robert Bringolf, Cecil Jennings | Intersex,wastewater,reproductive fitness,surface water |
2010 | GA | Annual Base | Temporal and micro-site variation in flow characteristics in estuarine habitats | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $45,876 | Donald Webster, Marc Weissburg | estuarine flow, predator-prey interactions, turbulence |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | The Influence of Sediment Load and Riparian Vegetation on the Diversity and Habitat use of Native Streamfish and Invertebrates of Guam. | Federal: $15,735 Non-Federal: $0 | Frank Camacho | Riparian vegetation, sedimentation, high island, streams, surface water, streamfish, macroinvertebrates, canopy, microhabitat, freshwater, savanna, sediment trap |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Presenting 'Guam Water Kids': Public School Outreach and Teacher Relations Program | Federal: $7,685 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card | Water resources, aquifer, groundwater, surface water, watershed, Guam, hydrological cycle, ground water, non-source pollution, non-point pollution, conservation. |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Reconstructing the Pre-Historic Rainfall-Drought History of Guam | Federal: $16,241 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | West Pacific Climate Record, Speleothem, Dripwater Chemistry |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Continuing Calibration and Application of LUOM in Southern Guam Watersheds | Federal: $25,971 Non-Federal: $0 | Charles Luo, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Numerical model, LUOM, distributed watershed modeling. |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Applications of LiDAR Data for Inarajan Watershed Management | Federal: $25,168 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, Shahram Khosrowpanah | LiDAR, Hydrological Model, Watershed, Vegetation |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | CNMI Water Kids: An Educational Resource for Teaching Children about Fresh Water and How to Protect It (An Adaptation of Guam Water Kids) | Federal: $7,980 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card | Water resources, aquifer, groundwater, surface water, watershed, CNMI, Saipan, Rota, Tinian, hydrological cycle, ground water, non-source pollution, non-point pollution, conservation, students, teachers |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Impact of Urban Runoff, Wastewater Discharges and Past Solid Waste Disposal Practices on Contaminant Profiles in Fish from Saipan Lagoon | Federal: $39,164 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, Michael Trianni | Monitoring, Fish, PCBs, Mercury, Lead, Saipan, Micronesia |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Development of a GIS Data Base for Saipan's Drinking Water Delivery System | Federal: $30,490 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Mariano Iglecias, Yuming Wen | Water Use Data, Water Demand, Distribution Systems, Model Studies, GIS Water System Management |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Comprehensive Survey of the Current State, Infrastructure, and Usage of Freshwater Resources in the Mortlock Islands, Chuuk State, Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $27,762 Non-Federal: $0 | Danko Taborosi | Micronesia, low islands, atolls, reefs, coral islands, groundwater, wells, rainwater catchment, water storage tanks, water quality, water supply, water use, typhoons, floods, saltwater intrusion, hydrology, hydrogeology, waste disposal, burial practices, septic tanks, pit toilets, piggeries, traditional agriculture, traditional resource management, taro patches |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Atoll Island Sustainability: Information Transfer and Training for the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) | Federal: $18,433 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Atoll island aquifers |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Water System Leak Detection Training for Kosrae State, Federated State of Micronesia | Federal: $18,770 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Resources, Training, Education, Operations and Maintenance |
2010 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $22,992 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2010 | HI | Annual Base | Determination of the Relationship between Biodiversity and the Trophic State of Wahiawa Reservoir, Phase II | Federal: $20,103 Non-Federal: $47,181 | Clark Liu, Tao Yan | reservoir,eutrophication, bioproductivity,biodiversity |
2010 | HI | Annual Base | Cleaning up Oahu's Coastal Waters, the Role of Tube-Building Polychaetes in Sediment Dynamics | Federal: $24,031 Non-Federal: $46,491 | Julie Bailey-Brock | invasive algae removal, tube- building, sediment dynamics |
2010 | HI | Annual Base | A Decision Support Tool for Managing the Pipe Network of the Honolulu Board of Water Supply (Year 2) | Federal: $21,487 Non-Federal: $43,997 | V. Singh, Chittaranjan Ray | asset management, main breaks, best management practices, Bayesian analysis, linear programming, availability, reliability, probability of failure |
2010 | HI | Annual Base | Measuring Soil Water Content and Electrical Conductivity Under High Salinity Conditions Using a Novel TDR Method | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $20,997 | Xiufu Shuai | time domain reflectometry, soil water content, electrical conductivity, dielectric permittivity |
2010 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer, FY2010 | Federal: $6,246 Non-Federal: $14,097 | Philip Moravcik | |
2010 | IA | Annual Base | Identifying the primary sources of sediment in an anthropogenically altered watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $63,150 | Thanos Papanicolaou, Marian Muste, Douglas Schnoebelen, Larry Weber, Christopher Wilson | Sediment sources, Water quality, Phosphorus, Sediment transport |
2010 | IA | Annual Base | Nutrient Transport and Fate in Vegetative Treatment Systems | Federal: $15,552 Non-Federal: $42,367 | Daniel Anderson, Robert Burns, Michael Castellano, Lara Moody | Phosphorus sorption, nitrogen mineralization, feedlot runoff, modeling, nutrients |
2010 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $45,058 Non-Federal: $42,497 | Richard Cruse, Hillary Olson | |
2010 | ID | Annual Base | Determining the Cause of Elevated Uranium Concentrations in the Shallow Treasure Valley Aquifer | Federal: $5,950 Non-Federal: $14,523 | Shawn Benner | uranium, groundwater, contamination, Idaho |
2010 | ID | Annual Base | Managed Aquifer Recharge in the Treasure Valley: A component of a comprehensive Aquifer Management Plan and a Response to Climate Change | Federal: $6,349 Non-Federal: $12,714 | Bryce Contor, Stacey Taylor | Managed Recharge, Climate Change, Groundwater Banking, CAMP, Basin Planning |
2010 | ID | Annual Base | Improving estimates of tributary underflow in the Eastern Snake River Plain | Federal: $13,482 Non-Federal: $28,664 | Stacey Taylor, Bryce Contor | Eastern Snake River Plain, Basin Yield, tributary underflow, water budget |
2010 | IL | Annual Base | Transfering Water Resources Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $10,196 Non-Federal: $2,580 | Lisa Merrifield | outreach, information sharing, conferences |
2010 | IL | Annual Base | An Agent-Based Model of Nitrogen and Carbon Trading at the Watershed Scale | Federal: $33,472 Non-Federal: $67,460 | J. Wayland Eheart, Ximing Cai | carbon trading, nitorgen trading, nutrients, agent-based modeling, environmental policy |
2010 | IL | Annual Base | Linking microbial community structure to water quality function: investigating nitrogen cycling during early floodplain development | Federal: $37,662 Non-Federal: $76,661 | Angela Kent, Angela Kent | wetland restoration, denitrification, nutrient cycling, microbiology |
2010 | IN | Annual Base | Local and Regional Assessment of Biofuel Production Facilities Impacts on Freshwater Quality in Indiana | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $31,623 | Suresh Rao, Suresh Rao | water quality, remote sensing, sediment transport, Wabash River |
2010 | IN | Annual Base | A First Assessment of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in the Middle Wabash River, Indiana | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $25,859 | Marisol Sepulveda | Antibiotics, Ethynil estradiol, Fluoxetine, Pharmaceuticals, Triclosan, Tylosin, Wabash |
2010 | IN | Annual Base | Transport, Fate, and Effects of Pharmaceuticals derived from Animal Feeding Operations: A comprehensive assessment of central Indiana streams | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $26,039 | Melody Bernot | agricultural pharmaceuticals, nonpoint pollution, streams, toxicology |
2010 | IN | Annual Base | LANDSCAPE CONTROLS ON RIPARIAN ZONE FUNCTION VIS-VIS MULTIPLE CONTAMINANTS AND ASSOCIATED POLLUTION TRADE-OFFS | Federal: $12,994 Non-Federal: $25,999 | Riparian zone, Mercury, Nitrogen, Greenhouse gas, Hydrogeomorphology, Management | |
2010 | IN | Annual Base | Plan Today For Tomorrow’s Flood: A Flood Response Plan for Agricultural Retailers | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $45,390 | Fred Whitford | Flooding, flood response, planning, pesticides, fuel |
2010 | IN | Annual Base | Transport and fate of pharmaceutical compounds in an Indiana stream | Federal: $11,080 Non-Federal: $22,487 | Todd Royer | pharmaceuticals, streams, wastewater treatment plant, natural assimilative capacity |
2010 | IN | Annual Base | Using Remotely Sensed Data in Combination with Ground Level Geochemistry to Evaluate Continued Impacts of Acid Mine Leakage on Abandoned Mine Lands | Federal: $12,150 Non-Federal: $24,308 | Jennifer Latimer, Jagadeesh Anmala | Acid Mine Drainage, Abandoned Mine Lands, Biogeochemistry |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Identification of heavy metal sources in Wilgreen Lake, Madison County, Kentucky | Federal: $3,250 Non-Federal: $6,500 | Walter Borowski | lake sediments. dissolved metals, contamination |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | A coupled hydrologic and biogeochemical modeling approach to understand if in-stream depositional zones are a carbon source or sink to the atmosphere | Federal: $4,500 Non-Federal: $9,008 | James Fox | watershed, suspended sediments, erosion |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Improving water quality: river channel versus riparian edge | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,881 | Kristine Hopfensperger | denitrification, soil organic matter |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | The carboxylic acid-bound iodine layer - towards an anti-fouling coating for water sensors and water treatment facilities | Federal: $4,999 Non-Federal: $10,043 | Yuguang Cai | biofouling, silane film, surface chemistry, sensors |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Assessing short-term changes to headwater stream structure and function following alternative forest harvesting | Federal: $4,994 Non-Federal: $10,157 | Scott Grubbs | macroinvertebrate, water quality, BMPs, stream-side management zones |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Bush honeysuckle induced aquatic hypoxia | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $17,754 | Richard Durtsche | dissolved carbon, dissolved oxygen, aquatic ecosystems |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Biological process for manganese control in water supplies | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $17,302 | Yi-Tin Wang | humic acid, manganese-oxidizing bacteria, biological filter |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Estimating impacts of land use and management on soil water and solute transport | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Mark Coyne | karst topography, soil properties, tracer methods |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Caffeine as a marker for sewage contamination of Wilgreen Lake | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,364 | Susan Godbey | waste water effluent, anthropogenic marker |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Mobililty of Nitrogen-15 enriched E. coli within the Royal Spring basin, Kentucky | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $7,919 | Alan Fryar | karst aquifer, indicator microorganisms, groundwater tracer |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Filtration column for the covalent removal of arsenic from water | Federal: $4,612 Non-Federal: $13,983 | David Atwood | thiol, drinking water treatment |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Flood impact due to dam failure: an assessment of current studies and the appropriateness of the methodologies applied to the Dix Dam | Federal: $4,500 Non-Federal: $9,116 | Scott Yost | hydraulics, computer simulations, dam failure |
2010 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky Information Transfer Activities | Federal: $35,855 Non-Federal: $47,393 | Lindell Ormsbee, Anna Hoover, Jim Kipp | symposium, Internet, web |
2010 | LA | Annual Base | Development of an active cap for the sequestration of mercury in contaminated lake sediments in Louisiana | Federal: $15,992 Non-Federal: $36,654 | K.T. Valsaraj, Ronald DeLaune | sediment contamination, active capping, Mackinawite |
2010 | LA | Annual Base | Wave-induced transport through coastal vegetation | Federal: $17,398 Non-Federal: $35,072 | Heather Smith | storm surge, vegetation, waves |
2010 | LA | Annual Base | Multimodel uncertainty analysis for chance-constrained saltwater intrusion management | Federal: $15,824 Non-Federal: $33,714 | Frank Tsai | uncertainty, chance constraint, model averaging, prediction, saltwater intrusion |
2010 | LA | Annual Base | Scale-dependent behavior and modeling of dissolved oxygen in coastal Louisiana rivers | Federal: $13,689 Non-Federal: $37,457 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | dissolved oxygen, scale-dependent behavior, streams, TMDL |
2010 | MA | Annual Base | Monitoring and Modeling Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter in Neponset River and Boston Harbor Using GIS and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,175 | Qian Yu, Weining Zhu | CDOM, DOC, Water quality, Remote sensing, Modeling |
2010 | MA | Annual Base | Surface water-groundwater interactions on the Deerfield River | Federal: $4,998 Non-Federal: $10,136 | David Boutt | hyproheic zone, temperature, streambed, DTS |
2010 | MA | Annual Base | Impact of the hemlock woolly adelgid on the water cycle in New England: Differences in hydrologic fluxes between hemlock and deciduous forest stands | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,258 | Andrew Guswa | hemlock woolly adelgid, throughfall, interception, sapflux, forest |
2010 | MA | Annual Base | An assessment methodology for differential impact on environmental justice populations of releases of industrial toxics to water in Massachusetts | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,023 | Michael Ash | environmental justice, water toxics, drinking water |
2010 | MA | Annual Base | Developing a physically-based and policy-relevant river classification scheme for sustainable water and ecosystem management decisions. | Federal: $29,937 Non-Federal: $60,891 | Ellen Douglas, Bob Bowen | ecosystem integrity, ecosystem services, aquatic habitat, streamflow, dam removal |
2010 | MA | Annual Base | Acid Rain Monitoring Project | Federal: $5,191 Non-Federal: $27,333 | Marie-Francoise Hatte | acid deposition, water quality trends |
2010 | MA | Annual Base | 2010 Water Resources Conference | Federal: $20,473 Non-Federal: $20,593 | Paula Sturdevant-Rees, Marie-Francoise Hatte | conference water resources |
2010 | MD | Annual Base | Effects of Phragmites invasion on mosquito production in stormwater wetlands | Federal: $24,178 Non-Federal: $62,621 | Paul Leisnham, Andrew Baldwin | mosquito, predation, competition, Phragmites, stormwater wetlands, |
2010 | MD | Annual Base | Source Characterization of Contamination by Poly- and Per-fluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) in Maryland Waterways | Federal: $26,895 Non-Federal: $54,175 | Jinxia Liu | Perfluorochemicals, source apportionment, nonpoint pollution, wastewater, urban inputs |
2010 | MD | Annual Base | Leaching of Heavy Metals from High Carbon Fly Ash--Stabilized Soils in Highway Embankments | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Allen Davis, Ahmet Aydilek | Fly ash, highway, embankments, leaching, heavy metals |
2010 | MD | Annual Base | Occupational and Community Exposure to Antimicrobial-Resistant Bacteria and Antimicrobials Present in Reclaimed Wastewater | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $13,064 | Allen Davis | reuse |
2010 | MD | Annual Base | Maryland Water 2010 | Federal: $10,444 Non-Federal: $15,147 | Allen Davis | Information Transfer |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Improving Access to Wellwater Information: A Pilot Information Transfer Project | Federal: $3,329 Non-Federal: $23,175 | Laura Wilson, John Jemison, Jessica Leahy, John Peckenham, Andy Tolman | 186: Public Health, 121: Information Dissemination, 98: Groundwater Management, 101: Groundwater Quality, 104: Health Effects, 281: Water Treatment |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Estimation of benthic dissolved organic carbon flux from wetland sediments using a novel technique | Federal: $5,039 Non-Federal: $62,570 | Aria Amirbahman, Emmanuel Boss | Geochemistry, Pollutants, Solute Transport, Water Quality Monitoring, Wetlands |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Permaculture Design Research Initiative | Federal: $3,710 Non-Federal: $4,485 | Joline Blais, Owen Smith | NPS pollution, water quality, agriculture, best management practices, constructed treatment wetlands, ecosystem, landscape ecology, stormwater runoff, water quality |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Fish Scales as Non-Lethal Biosensors of Surface Water Contaminants | Federal: $10,784 Non-Federal: $74,483 | Rebecca Van Beneden, Sharon Ashworth, Adria Elskus, Julie Gosse, Brian Perkins | Bioindicators, biomonitoring, organic compounds, pollutants, toxic substances, trace elements, trace organics, wastewater |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Database development to support spatiotemporal analysis of coastal Maine mercury data | Federal: $11,149 Non-Federal: $45,523 | Kate Beard, Melinda Diehl | 30, 43, 55, 91, 251 |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $25,290 Non-Federal: $29,392 | John Peckenham, John Peckenham | Outreach |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Phosphorus Dynamics in Androscoggin Lake, Wayne and Leeds, Maine | Federal: $4,982 Non-Federal: $2,441 | John Peckenham | Eutrophication, Lakes, Nutrients, Phosphorus, Water Quality |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Vegetation Response to Potential Increased Tidal Marsh Inundation in Northern | Federal: $4,996 Non-Federal: $2,448 | John Peckenham | biomonitoring; brackish water; climate; conservation; decision models; ecosystems; |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) as an indicator of habitat quality in tributaries | Federal: $4,972 Non-Federal: $2,436 | John Peckenham | Bioindicators, Conservation, Ecosystems, Fish Ecology, Fisheries, |
2010 | ME | Annual Base | Microorganisms that can alter groundwater chemistry in an arsenic enriched aquifer | Federal: $4,999 Non-Federal: $2,264 | John Peckenham | Aquifer Characteristics, Bacteria, Geochemistry, Groundwater Quality, Hydrobiology, Trace Elements, Unsaturated Flow |
2010 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $31,286 Non-Federal: $62,901 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Use, Water Quantity, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2010 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $26,049 Non-Federal: $53,487 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Water Quantity, Watershed Management; Interactive Web-based Systems; Water Withdrawals; Exotic Species, Lake Management; Native Shoreline |
2010 | MI | Annual Base | Runoff Reduction Credits for Low Impact Development Facilities | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $37,972 | Amirpouyan Nejadhashemi | Runoff Reduction, Low Impact Development |
2010 | MI | Annual Base | Blueprint for integration of models into a Watershed Management Spatial Decision Support System | Federal: $19,999 Non-Federal: $40,779 | Yi Shi, Phanikumar Mantha | watershed, integrated decision support water quality, and water quantity |
2010 | MN | Annual Base | The role of sulfate reduction in sediment of the St. Louis River estuary | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $46,419 | Nathan Johnson | sediment, sulfate reduction, biogeochemistry |
2010 | MN | Annual Base | Constraints and opportunities around watershed-wide riparian zone management at the urban-rural interface | Federal: $39,584 Non-Federal: $80,694 | Mae Davenport | Human dimensions, riparian zone management |
2010 | MO | Annual Base | Urban Water Quality: Value of Green Roof Technology | Federal: $66,000 Non-Federal: $170,529 | Joel Burken, William Showalter | stormwater flow; Green roofs; urban water management; green roofs in nitrogen, phosphorous, suspended solids/turbidity, and metals attenuation; |
2010 | MS | Annual Base | Water-Conserving Irrigation Systems for Furrow & Flood Irrigated Crops in the Mississippi Delta | Federal: $36,078 Non-Federal: $88,054 | Joseph Massey | Surface and groundwater management, water quality |
2010 | MS | Annual Base | Sources, sinks, and yield of organic constituents in managed headwaters of the Upper Gulf Coastal Plain of Mississippi | Federal: $12,704 Non-Federal: $26,611 | Jeff Hatten, Janet Dewey, Andrew Ezell | Water Quality, Organic Matter, Nutrients |
2010 | MS | Annual Base | Water quality and other ecosystem services performed in wetlands managed for waterfowl in Mississippi | Federal: $12,206 Non-Federal: $24,479 | Richard Kaminski, Amy Spencer | ecosystems, sedimentation, water quality, watershed management, wetlands |
2010 | MS | Annual Base | Water-Conserving Irrigation Systems for Furrow and Flood Irrigated Crops in the Mississippi Delta | Federal: $15,012 Non-Federal: $42,455 | Joseph Massey | surface and groundwater management, water quality |
2010 | MS | Annual Base | A Climate-driven model to serve as a predictive tool for management of groundwater use from the Mississippi Delta Shallow Alluvial Aquifer | Federal: $13,779 Non-Federal: $92,837 | Charles Wax, Jonathan Pote | water resources development, surface and groundwater management |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Characterization of shallow subsurface hydraulic heterogeneity in the Silver Bow Creek - Butte, Montana area through field and laboratory experiments | Federal: $13,217 Non-Federal: $26,435 | Bwalya Malama | slug tests, hydraulic conductivity, heterogeneity, analytical modeling |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Ecohydrologic Model Development for the Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources in the Bitterroot Valley | Federal: $11,710 Non-Federal: $23,425 | Marco Maneta | Ecohydrology; watershed hydrology; hydrologic modeling |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Addressing computational paradigms in modeling the impacts of climate variability on watershed yield | Federal: $13,190 Non-Federal: $27,180 | Lucy Marshall | Hydrologic modeling, scenario analysis, uncertainty |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Assessing hydrologic response to channel reconfiguration: Science to inform the restoration process, Silver Bow Creek, Montana | Federal: $8,328 Non-Federal: $16,706 | Geoffrey Poole, Brian McGlynn | Groundwater-surface water interactions, restoration, hydrology, geomorphology |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Potential Meltwater Contributions from the Glaciers in Glacier National Park, Montana | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Adam Clark | glaciers, snow melt, Glacier National Park, climate change |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Fine Sediment Infiltration and Sediment Routing in the Clark Fork River, Montana | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Elena Evans | sediment, sediment infiltration, sediment routing, Clark Fork River, Milltown Dam |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Fisheries Restoration Potential of the Clark Fork River Superfund Site: Habitat Use and Movement in Relation to Environmental Factors | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Mariah Mayfield | trout, Heavy metals, toxic metals, mining, Clark Fork River, Superfund site, metal transport, remediation |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Rapid detection of pathogens in water using a combination of molecular techniques | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Kien Lim | drinking water, pathogens, molecular techniques, Escherichia coli (E. coli), Cryptosporidium, Giardia lambilia, fluorescent in situ hybridization |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Distinguishing anthropogenic influences on a changing flow regime of the Upper Smith River, Meagher County, Montana | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Andrea Stanley | Smith River, Montana, irrigation, consumptive use, groundwater, groundwater withdrawal |
2010 | MT | Annual Base | Statewide Education and Outreach | Federal: $26,355 Non-Federal: $66,656 | Steve Guettermann, Mary Jo Nehasil | education, water resource education, watershed management, |
2010 | NC | Annual Base | Improved Statewide Soil Moisture Estimation for Hydrologic Assessment and Forecasting | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $59,265 | Joshua Heitman, Robert Austin, Ryan Boyles, Jeffrey White | drought, GIS, rainfall-runoff processes, soil-water relationships, weather data collection, water use monitoring, remote sensing |
2010 | NC | Annual Base | Microbial Contaminants Associated with Urbanization of a Drinking Water Reservoir | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $57,896 | Jill Stewart | land use, fecal coliforms, microbial source tracking, pathogens |
2010 | NC | Annual Base | Fate of Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Deposit Forming Precursors in Sewer Systems | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $56,274 | Francis de los Reyes, Joel Ducoste | FOG, sanitary sewer overflows |
2010 | NC | Annual Base | Mineralization, Plant Availability, and Water Quality Consequences of Nitrogen and Phosphorus in Land-Applied Municipal Biosolids | Federal: $38,000 Non-Federal: $32,720 | Jeffrey White, David Hardy, Daniel Israel, David Lindbo, Deanna Osmond | biosolids, mineralization, nitrogen, phosphorus, land application, water quality |
2010 | NC | Annual Base | WRRI Information Transfer Program | Federal: $5,121 Non-Federal: $10,139 | Nicole Wilkinson | |
2010 | ND | Annual Base | The Impact of Rural and Urban Flooding on Water and Soil Quality in the Red River Valley of the North | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Tom DeSutter | Water quality, Soil quality, Flood impact, Sediment Quality, River banks |
2010 | ND | Annual Base | Studies of Seasonal Succession of Cyanobacteria and Green algae at Heinrich-Martin Impoundment, North Dakota | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,001 | Wei Lin | Green Algae, Cyanobacteria, Impoundments, Seasonal Variation, Phytoplankton |
2010 | ND | Annual Base | Plant-based Biopolymers for Entrapping Metal Nanoparticles for Arsenic removal: Biodegradation and Treatability Studies | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,001 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Arsenic removal, Plant-based biopolymers, Metal nano particles, Nanoscale zero-valent iron |
2010 | ND | Annual Base | Reference Evapotranspiration and Actual Evapotranspiration Measurements in ND | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,001 | Xinhua Jia | Actual and Reference Evapotranspiration, Measurement, Estimation, Subsurface drainage,Eddy covariance method |
2010 | ND | Annual Base | Uptake and effects of environmental estrogens on growth of fish | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Mark Sheridan | Environmental estrogens, Uptake in fish, Aquatic ecosystems, Agriculture, Rainbow trout, Growth Hormone |
2010 | NE | Annual Base | Towards groundwater recharge forecasting: monitoring and modeling episodic recharge responses to weather events | Federal: $19,644 Non-Federal: $39,292 | John Gates | groundwater recharge, radar |
2010 | NE | Annual Base | Investigating a New and Potentially Critical Cyanobacterial Toxin in Midwestern Reservoirs | Federal: $19,568 Non-Federal: $40,651 | Kyle Hoagland | cyanobacteria, toxins, BMAA |
2010 | NE | Annual Base | Mitigate and Treat Antibiotic Residues and Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Soil and Water | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,107 | Xu Li, Daniel Snow | antibiotic residues, antibiotic resistance genes |
2010 | NE | Annual Base | Wireless Underground Sensor Networks for Irrigation Management | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,634 | Mehmet Vuran | Wireless underground sensor networks, irrigation management, center-pivot systems, decision support tool. |
2010 | NH | Annual Base | Hydrologic and Isotopic Investigation of Base Flow Generation in the Headwaters Lamprey River Watershed | Federal: $24,624 Non-Federal: $49,825 | John Davis | Base Flow, Water Resources |
2010 | NH | Annual Base | Public information digests in support of the UNH Stormwater Center and the NH Stormwater Commission | Federal: $15,251 Non-Federal: $31,850 | Robert Roseen, Thomas Ballestero | stormwater, BMP, chloride, water quality |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Impact of salinization on New Jersey amphibian species: A physiological approach to water quality issues | Federal: $18,919 Non-Federal: $37,838 | Lisa Hazard | salinization |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Evaluation of three methodologies to document improvement of water quality through stormwater management measures in an urban subwatershed | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Pat Rector, Christopher Obropta | Best Management Practices, BMPs |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of Sustainable Biosorbents to Recover Nutrients from Water | Federal: $24,491 Non-Federal: $48,982 | Mahmoud Wazne | |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Comparative toxicological assessment of gasoline oxygenates MTBE, ETBE and TAME, and their metabolites, in the zebrafish cardiovascular system | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Josephine Bonventre, Keith Cooper | gasoline oxygenates, MTBE, ETBE, TAME, zebrafish |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Investigation into the Role of Arsenic Reducing Bacteria in the Mobilization of Arsenic into Ground Water in New Jersey | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Adam Mumford, Lily Young | arsenic |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Hydrogeophysical investigation of subsurface controls on persistent canopy gaps in the New Jersy Pinelands | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Andrew Parsekian, Lee Slater | hydrogeophysics, New Jersey Pinelands |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Green Remediation of Tetracycline in Soil-Water Systems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Pravin Punamiya, Dibyendu Sarkar | tetracycline |
2010 | NJ | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $11,000 | Christopher Obropta, Lisa Galloway Evrard | |
2010 | NV | Annual Base | Partition of Evapotranspiration and Scale Issues in Arid Landscape | Federal: $15,257 Non-Federal: $31,444 | Jianting Zhu | Evapotranspiration, Landscape, Water budget |
2010 | NV | Annual Base | Predicting Solar Still Water Production by Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques | Federal: $7,890 Non-Federal: $21,684 | Aly Said, David James | Solar Stills, Artificial Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms, Performance Prediction, Distillation, Solar, Leadership in Energy |
2010 | NV | Annual Base | Water Quality and Eutrophication Modeling of Lake Mead under Changing Water Levels | Federal: $20,513 Non-Federal: $41,036 | Dong Chen | Numerical models, water quality, eutrophication, water supply, Lake Mead, limnology |
2010 | NV | Annual Base | Unsaturated Hydraulic Properties of Anisotropic Soils | Federal: $14,415 Non-Federal: $29,483 | Jianting Zhu | Soil hydraulic properties, Anisotropy, Upscaling, Heterogeneous soils |
2010 | NY | Annual Base | Hydrological characterization of Woodlawn Beach State Park: Implications for pathogens | Federal: $18,200 Non-Federal: $37,317 | Charlotte Roehm | |
2010 | NY | Annual Base | Streamflow standards for streams of the Hudson River Valley and New York | Federal: $18,638 Non-Federal: $38,294 | Mark Bain | |
2010 | NY | Annual Base | Quantifying the endocrine activating potential of New York State waters using steroid-responsive bioassays. | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $34,000 | Anthony Hay | |
2010 | NY | Annual Base | Director's Office Information Transfer | Federal: $16,852 Non-Federal: $0 | Susan Riha, Stephen Shaw | |
2010 | OH | Annual Base | A Hydraulic Modeling Framework for Producing Urban Flooding Maps in Zanesville, Ohio | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $55,338 | Michael Durand, Konstantinos Andreadis | Urban Flooding, Hydraulic Modeling |
2010 | OH | Annual Base | Nitrogen Removal by Microbial-Mediated Processes Under Hypoxic Conditions in Lake Erie | Federal: $22,832 Non-Federal: $45,666 | Xiaozhen Mou, Darren Bade, Robert Heath, Laura Leff | anaerobic ammonia oxidation, anammox, denitrification, nitrogen loss, bacteria, nitrogen, hypoxia, algal bloom, eutrophication |
2010 | OH | Annual Base | THE INFLUENCE OF NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER ON BIOFILM GROWTH, CHLORINE EFFICACY, AND BY-PRODUCT FORMATION IN WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS | Federal: $12,236 Non-Federal: $24,927 | Youngwoo Seo | Biofilm, NOM, Disinfection |
2010 | OH | Annual Base | The Environmental Fate and Transport of Denatonium Benzoate | Federal: $25,430 Non-Federal: $50,862 | Garry Crosson | adsorption, quaternary ammonium compounds, bittering agents, soil, organic matter |
2010 | OK | Annual Base | Water conservation in Oklahoma urban and suburban watersheds through modification of irrigation practices. | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $52,763 | Justin Moss, Damian Adams, Tracy Boyer, Dennis Martin, Michael Smolen, Kemin Su | Water conservation, turfgrass, landscapes, irrigation, urban watersheds, suburban watersheds, evapotranspiration |
2010 | OK | Annual Base | A Fluvial Geomorphic and Sediment Transport Study of the Little River Upstream of Lake Thunderbird Using an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $58,567 | Randall Kolar, Jason Julian, Robert Nairn, Baxter Vieux | sediment transport, bed load, ADCP |
2010 | OK | Annual Base | Drought monitoring: a system for tracking plant available soil moisture based on the Oklahoma Mesonet | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $107,352 | Tyson Ochsner, Jeffrey Basara, Chris Fiebrich, Albert Sutherland | drought, soil moisture, Mesonet |
2010 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $7,155 Non-Federal: $16,938 | Will Focht , Jeri Fleming, Mike Langston | Film Series, Water Sypmosium, Website, Newsletter |
2010 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $60,978 Non-Federal: $139,703 | Jeffrey McDonnell, Todd Jarvis | Seminars, Public Participation, Film Series |
2010 | PA | Annual Base | Public Education on Water Issues Related to Marcellus Gas Drilling | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $45,400 | Bryan Swistock | Marcellus shale, water quality, education, gas drilling |
2010 | PA | Annual Base | Simultaneous Removal of Phosphorous and Organic Acids using Magnetic Ion Exchange Resin (MIEX) Treatment and Alum Prior to Micron Filtration | Federal: $17,482 Non-Federal: $35,518 | Brian Dempsey, Brian Dempsey | Phosphorus, membrane filtration, wastewater reuse, magnetic ion exchange resin (MIEX) |
2010 | PA | Annual Base | Predicting Total Mercury in Pennsylvania Soils in Order to Predict Pennsylvania Watersheds with the Highest Total Mercury Contents | Federal: $17,373 Non-Federal: $34,767 | Pat Drohan | Mercury, soil, water quality |
2010 | PA | Annual Base | Pennsylvania Water Resources Research Symposium | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Elizabeth Boyer, Bryan Swistock | Watershed, water quality, water quantity, groundwater, rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, water resources, research |
2010 | PA | Annual Base | Coupled Analytical and Biological Analyses of Endocrine Disrupting Compounds (EDCs) of Emerging Concern in Municipal Wastewater Sources in Philadelphia | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $35,000 | Mohan Achary | endocrine disrupting compounds, estrogenicity, bioassays |
2010 | PR | Annual Base | Eighth Caribbean Island Water Resources Congress | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $6,500 | Jorge Rivera-Santos, Walter Silva | |
2010 | RI | Annual Base | Use of Manometric Techniques to Evaluate the Disinfection Properties of Nanomaterials for the Treatment of Different Sources of Drinking Water | Federal: $16,667 Non-Federal: $33,435 | Vinka Craver | Water treatment, nanomaterials |
2010 | RI | Annual Base | Influx of Petroleum Hydrocarbons to Impermeable Surfaces and Surface Water | Federal: $10,500 Non-Federal: $21,078 | Tom Boving | Organic contaminants, PAH, non-point source pollution, surface water pollution |
2010 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Water in Rhode Island | Federal: $18,500 Non-Federal: $37,004 | Harold Knickle, Geoffrey Bothun | Water Quality, Conference, Summer Camp, High School |
2010 | SC | Annual Base | Effects of water pollution on fish health in the Saluda River | Federal: $29,977 Non-Federal: $49,671 | Peter Van Den Hurk, Dennis Haney | Conservation, Environmental Risk Assessment, Biomarkers, Fish Toxicology |
2010 | SC | Annual Base | Sediment phosphorus flux measurement in Lake Wateree, SC | Federal: $27,546 Non-Federal: $55,092 | Daniel Tufford, Dwayne Porter | |
2010 | SD | Annual Base | Use of Cover Crops to Minimize Loss of Plant Nutrients to Water Resources | Federal: $15,549 Non-Federal: $30,634 | Ronald Gelderman, Robert Berg, David German, Chris Hostetler | Water Qualaity, Water Resources, Groundwater, Non Point Pollution, Plant Nutrients, Nutrient Loss, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Cover Crops, Hypoxia, Nutrient Load |
2010 | SD | Annual Base | Microbial and Chemical Indicies of Soils and Water Associated with Vegetated Treatment Areas(VTAs) from Two Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) in South Dakota | Federal: $8,160 Non-Federal: $26,433 | Bruce Bleakley, Todd Trooien | Fecal Coliforms, Vegetated Treatment Areas, Animal Feeding Operations |
2010 | SD | Annual Base | Measurement of Human Pharmaceutical Compounds (HPC) in Surface Water | Federal: $5,367 Non-Federal: $10,309 | Bruce Berdanier, Sharon Clay | Human Pharmaceutical Compounds (HPC), Municipal Wastewater Treatment |
2010 | SD | Annual Base | Investigation of Arsenic Removal from Water by Microbiologically Induced Calcite Precipitation | Federal: $13,983 Non-Federal: $27,966 | Arden Davis, Sookie Bang, David Dixon | Arsenic, Arsenic Removal, Water, Bioremediation, Bacteria |
2010 | SD | Annual Base | Protein-Based Mechanisms of Uranium Detoxification in Subsurface Bacteria | Federal: $16,771 Non-Federal: $33,542 | Rajesh Sani, Rajesh Sani | DMRB, In Situ Bioremediation, Proteomics, Subsurface Water |
2010 | TN | Annual Base | Development of GIS Data Management System for Water Resources and Climate Research in Tennessee | Federal: $50,107 Non-Federal: $95,224 | Shesh Koirala, Randall Gentry | Climate, Geographic Infromation System, Water Resources, Earth System Grid |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Biological Treatment of Wastewater Contaminated with Estrogenic Compounds | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Meghan Gallagher, R Karhikeyan | Animal Feeding Operations, Bioremediation, Hormones |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Does native freshwater vegetation from Texas affect golden algae, Prymnesium parvum, bloom dynamics? | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $18,000 | Nathan Matlock, Daniel Roelke | Prymnesium parvum, indigenous submerged macrophytes, allelopathy (chemical warfare), Harmful algal bloom mitigation, restoration |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Trihalomethane Formation Potential in Rainwater Harvested from Different Roofing Materials | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Carolina Mendez, Kerry Kinney, Mary Kirisits | Rainwater quality, rainwater harvesting, roof runoff, sustainable water supply |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Impact of Saline Irrigation Water on Citrus Rootstocks in the Lower Rio Grande Valley | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,251 | Catherine Simpson, Shad Nelson | Citrus, Salinity, Irrigation |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Anthropogenic Influence on Tetracycline Resistance in a Rapidly Urbanizing Texas Stream | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Bailey Sullivan, R Karhikeyan | antibiotic resistant genes, central Texas, gene transfer, water quality |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | The Effect of Photovoltaic Nanomaterial Roofing on Harvested Rainwater Quality | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Qiao Gao, Mary Kirisits | rainwater harvesting, nanomaterials, photovoltaic cells, drinking water, Cu2ZnSnS4 (CZTS) |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Low Impact Development (LID) Structures for Groundwater Management and Watershed Protection in the AMRC10 Watershed, El Paso Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,071 | Ricardo Marmolejo, John Walton | Groundwater Conservation and Management, Watershed Protection, Low Environmental Impact, Stormwater Drainage Structures |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Watershed Protection Plan Development for the Geronimo Creek Watershed | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Kyna McKee, Kyna McKee | GIS modeling, Geronimo Creek, Flow Duration Curves, Load Duration Curves |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Rainwater Harvesting as a Stormwater Best Management Practice | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | SaD Shannak, Bruce Lesikar | Rainwater Harvesting, BMPs, Urban Runoff, Stormwater, Flood Control, and Irrigation |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Design and evaluation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) for urban stormwater quality improvement in South Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $16,177 | Xubin Pan, Kim Jones | Stormwater quantity and qualify, Continuous flow monitoring, Best Management Practices, Performance evaluation |
2010 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $34,694 Non-Federal: $62,641 | Bill Harris, Leslie Jordan, Danielle Supercinski, Courtney Swyden, Jaclyn Tech, Kevin Wagner, Ralph Wurbs, Kathy Wythe | |
2010 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research (UCWRR) | Federal: $10,909 Non-Federal: $4,407 | R. Ivonne Harris | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development |
2010 | UT | Annual Base | Analyzing the Spread of Phragmites Australis Over Short-Time Scales Using Spatial and Genetic Tools | Federal: $33,414 Non-Federal: $61,197 | Karin Kettenring, Shannon Clemens, Austin Jensen, David Rosenberg | water resources, water conservation, wetlands, system analysis |
2010 | UT | Annual Base | Development of Flood Emergency Response Capability Using UAV's | Federal: $6,748 Non-Federal: $28,415 | William Rahmeyer, Shannon Clemens, Austin Jensen | mapping, unmanned aerial vehicles |
2010 | UT | Annual Base | Developing a Priority System for Managing Sediment in Smaller Reservoirs | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $49,757 | Rollin Hotchkiss | Sediment management, Reservoirs |
2010 | VA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $217,816 Non-Federal: $284,367 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2010 | VI | Annual Base | Point-of-Entry (POE) Cistern Water Purification Units (CPU) Development | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Sangchul Hwang, Henry Smith | rainwater, filtration, disinfection |
2010 | VI | Annual Base | MEASUREMENT OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATERIAL AND EROSION RATES IN SMALL SUBTROPICAL WATERSHEDS ON THE EAST END OF ST. CROIX, USVI | Federal: $20,294 Non-Federal: $0 | Bernard Castillo, Carlos Ramos-Scharron, Kynoch Reale-Munroe | Particulate Organic Material, Terrestrial Sediments, Soil Erosion, Terrigenous material, Small Island Environments, Watershed Management, Coastal Marine Bays, Marine Resources, Coral Reefs |
2010 | VI | Annual Base | Water Usage in Flood and Drip Irrigation of Rice Production in the U.S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $19,984 Non-Federal: $0 | Thomas Zimmerman | Rice, Drip Irrigation, Flood Irrigation, Minority Farmers |
2010 | VI | Annual Base | Influence of the Atlantic warm pool on the climate of the Lesser Antilles | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Vasubandhu Misra, Henry Smith | Climate variability, Atlantic warm pool, diurnal varibility |
2010 | VI | Annual Base | The Eighth Caribbean Islands Water Resources Congress | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith | Virgin Islands, Caribbean, Water Congress |
2010 | VT | Annual Base | Advanced Computational Methods for Designing Stormwater Management Practices | Federal: $31,000 Non-Federal: $50,883 | Margaret Eppstein | BMP, Watershed, Stormwater, Sediment, Multiobjective Optimization, Evolutionary Algorithms |
2010 | WA | Annual Base | Developing a Novel, Interdisciplinary Approach to Understand Hot Moments in Reservoir Nutrient Transformation | Federal: $27,923 Non-Federal: $56,480 | John Harrison, Stephen Henderson | nitrogen; phosphorus; reservoir |
2010 | WA | Annual Base | Water Quality Parameters Controlling the Photodegradation of Herbicides in Surface Waters in the Columbia Basin, Washington | Federal: $28,000 Non-Federal: $56,109 | Olha Furman, Jeremy Rentz, Jeffrey Ullman, Rick Watts | Herbicides, photolysis, surface waters, water quality parameters |
2010 | WA | Annual Base | Understanding the Vulnerability of Columbia Basin Irrigated Agriculture to Predicted Climate Changes using a Coupled Hydrological-crop Model | Federal: $28,000 Non-Federal: $56,000 | Jennifer Adam, Fok-Yan Leung, Claudio Stockle | climate irrigation hydrology modeling |
2010 | WI | Annual Base | Development and Application of a User-Friendly Interface for Predicting Climate Change Induced Changes in Evapotranspiration | Federal: $51,650 Non-Federal: $54,920 | Steven Loheide | climate change, evapotranspiration, tool |
2010 | WI | Annual Base | Response of Ice Cover, Lake Level and Thermal Structure to Climate Change in Wisconsin Lakes | Federal: $64,680 Non-Federal: $64,726 | Chin Wu | Lakes, stratification, physical limnology |
2010 | WV | Annual Base | (WRI-135) West Virginia Water Conference 2010 | Federal: $29,714 Non-Federal: $47,467 | Tamara Vandivort, Dave Saville | Water, Economics, Education, Policy, Law, Management, Planning, Research, Conference |
2010 | WY | Annual Base | Is the Muddy Creek Food Web Affected by Coalbed Natural Gas Inputs? | Federal: $4,435 Non-Federal: $90,178 | Lusha Tronstad, Wendy Estes-Zumpf | Food web, Coalbed natural gas, Bioaccumulation |
2010 | WY | Annual Base | Using Voluntary Arrangements to Reduce Diversions and Improve Stream Flows for In-Channel Benefits in Wyoming | Federal: $3,565 Non-Federal: $24,350 | Lawrence MacDonnell | Instream flows, Water management, Water rights, Flow restoration |
2010 | WY | Annual Base | Development of a Contaminant Leaching Model for Aquifer Storage and Recovery Technology | Federal: $21,212 Non-Federal: $140,653 | Maohong Fan | Aquifer storage and recovery, Water injection, Contaminant leaching |
2010 | WY | Annual Base | Development of GIS-Based Tools and High-Resolution Mapping for Consumptive Water Use for the State of Wyoming | Federal: $21,730 Non-Federal: $144,868 | Gi-Hyeon Park, Mohan Junna | Crop consumptive water use, Evapotranspiration, Reference crop ET, Crop ET, Crop irrigation requirements, Spatial interpolation of weather data |
2010 | WY | Annual Base | Treatment of High-Sulfate Water Used for Livestock Production Systems | Federal: $13,566 Non-Federal: $143,843 | Kristi Cammack, Kathy Austin, Ken Olson, Cody Wright | Sulfate, Water treatment, Livestock, Health |
2010 | WY | Annual Base | Multi-Century Droughts in Wyoming's Headwaters: Evidence from Lake Sediments | Federal: $33,513 Non-Federal: $230,456 | Bryan Shuman, Thomas Minckley, Jacqueline Shinker | Drought, Lakes, Water volumes, Long-term climate change |
2010 | WY | Annual Base | Impact of Bark Beetle Outbreaks on Forest Water Yield in Southern Wyoming | Federal: $35,812 Non-Federal: $367,634 | Brent Ewers, Elise Pendall, David Williams | Bark beetles, Water budget, Water yield |
2009 | AK | Annual Base | The diminishing role of glacier runoff into Eklutna Lake; potential impacts of hydropower and water supply for the Municipality of Anchorage | Federal: $19,514 Non-Federal: $41,066 | Michael Loso | Water supply, hydropower, runoff, sedimentation, glaciers, climate change, Eklutna, Anchorage, Alaska |
2009 | AK | Annual Base | Impacts of Cold Regions Open Dumps on Microbial Water Quality | Federal: $19,633 Non-Federal: $9,326 | William Schnabel, David Barnes | Pathogens, Solid Water, E. coli, Enterococcus |
2009 | AK | Annual Base | Effect of raw water quality and membrane characteristics on membrane fouling and effluent quality for filtration of surface water with high organic matter content | Federal: $19,935 Non-Federal: $8,182 | Silke Schiewer | membrane filtration, DOM, fouling surface water |
2009 | AL | Annual Base | Evaluation of Stormwater Quality Improvement Through Pervious Concrete Pavement | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,115 | Michael Hein, Mark Dougherty, Charlene LeBleu | Nonpoint Source Pollution, Permeable Paving, Infiltration |
2009 | AL | Annual Base | Assessment of Groundwater Flow Paths and Discharge to the Coastal Region of Baldwin County, Alabama to Understand Contaminant Transport Using a Cross-Sectional Groundwater Flow and Transport Model | Federal: $14,257 Non-Federal: $28,999 | Geoffrey Tick | Model Studies, Numerical Analysis, Nutrients, Contaminant Transport, Coastal Zone |
2009 | AL | Annual Base | Understanding the Role of Denitrification as a Mechanism for Nitrogen (N) Removal Along a River Continuum in Central Alabama | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Ryan Sponseller, Jennifer Edmonds | Nitrogen Cycle, Denitrification, streams, rivers, eutrophications, bacteria |
2009 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center Information Transfer Program | Federal: $14,195 Non-Federal: $28,390 | Brian Haggard | Conference, Newsletters, WEB Interface |
2009 | AR | Annual Base | Denitrification, Internal N Cycling, and N Retention in River Impoundment Reservoirs | Federal: $21,180 Non-Federal: $42,360 | Jefferson Scott | mass balance, nitrogen transformation, nutrient retention/removal, sediment |
2009 | AR | Annual Base | Land-use effects on resistance and resilience of stream metabolism to flood events in Ozark Highland headwater streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Michelle Evans-White | stream, metabolism, land-use, hydrology, nutrients |
2009 | AR | Annual Base | Longitudinal evolution of nutrients in a mixed-use watershed under storm and non-storm flow regimes | Federal: $20,380 Non-Federal: $40,764 | J. Romeis, Kristofor Brye, Andrew Sharpley, Jerral Skinner | land use, flow regime, groundwater, sediment, Northwest Arkansas |
2009 | AZ | Annual Base | The Ecohydrology and Management of Pinus Ponderosa Forests in the Southwest | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $19,999 | George Koch, Lucy Mullin | Snow, rain, isotope, hydrogen, oxygen, release effect |
2009 | AZ | Annual Base | Transport and fate of mercury and other metals in Tucson’s urban metropolitan area: Role of watershed sources versus atmospheric deposition | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $22,225 | Kathleen Lohse, Paul Brooks, Jennifer McIntosh | mercury, metals, Tucson Basin, surface runoff, sediments |
2009 | AZ | Annual Base | Mercury Source Fingerprinting in Arid Lands Aquatic Ecosystems | Federal: $10,585 Non-Federal: $21,950 | Paul Gremillion, Michael Ketterer | Mercury Stable Isotopes, Environmental Tracers, Sediment, Paleolimnology |
2009 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $59,450 Non-Federal: $105,662 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden | |
2009 | CA | Annual Base | Assessing Orchard and Vinyard Irrigation Needs with Thermal Aerial Imagery | Federal: $12,150 Non-Federal: $23,408 | David Goldhamer | Iriggation, Thermal, Orchard, Vinyard |
2009 | CA | Annual Base | Reducing Water Use in Naval orange Production with Partial Root Zone Drying - Comparison with Conventional Irrigation at the Same Reduced irrigation Rates | Federal: $24,999 Non-Federal: $45,074 | Carol Lovatt | Irrigation, Reducing Water |
2009 | CA | Annual Base | Development and Application of the Coupled Vadose Zone-Ground Water Flow Modeling Environment | Federal: $15,514 Non-Federal: $40,828 | Jirka Simunek | Groundwater, Modeling |
2009 | CA | Annual Base | UC Irrigation Water Management - Web-based Research and Information Center | Federal: $30,672 Non-Federal: $65,272 | Steve Grattan | Water management, Web based |
2009 | CO | Annual Base | Water Reallocation and Bioenergy in the South Platte: A Regional Economic Evaluation | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $7,976 | Reagan Waskom, James Pritchett | Regional economic analysis, bioenergy, water transfers |
2009 | CO | Annual Base | Hydrologic Analysis and Process-based Modeling for the Upper Cache la Poudre Basin, Year 2 | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,420 | Stephanie Kampf | Hydrologic modeling, Flow forecasting, Climate variability |
2009 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $44,835 Non-Federal: $159,751 | Reagan Waskom | Information Dissemination, Technology Transfer |
2009 | CO | Annual Base | Development of Oilseed Crops for Biodiesel Production Under Colorado Limited Irrigation Conditions | Federal: $12,500 Non-Federal: $6,776 | Jerry Johnson | Bioenergy, Limited Irrigation, Oilseeds |
2009 | CO | Annual Base | Understanding the Hydrologic Factors Affecting the Growth of the nuisance diatom Didymosphenia Geminata in Rivers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,715 | Diane McKnight | Diatom, Didymosphenia, Hydraulic Model |
2009 | CO | Annual Base | Developing Barriers to the Upstream Migration of New Zealand mudsnail (Potamopyrgus antipodarum) Phase III - Laboratory and Field Evaluations of Mudsnail Response to Copper-Based Materials Under Varied Water Quality Conditions | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,350 | Christopher Myrick | New Zealand Mudsnail, Copper-based anti-fouling paints |
2009 | CO | Annual Base | High Resolution Soil Moisture Retrieval in the Platte River Watersheds | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $2,914 | Lynn Johnson | Soil Moisture, Remote Sensing, Surface Flux Models |
2009 | CT | Annual Base | Evaluation of Turbidity Acidification During Sampling and Analytical Preparation as the Cause of Observed Manganese Anomalies in Drinking Water Wells | Federal: $9,478 Non-Federal: $19,243 | Gary A. Robbins | Sampling, manganese, filtering, sample preservation |
2009 | CT | Annual Base | Stream chemical interactions within the urban environment: assessing the fate of nitrogen and mercury in a stream impacted by combined sewer overflows | Federal: $31,355 Non-Federal: $65,823 | Joseph Bushey | URBAN STREAM WATER, NITROGEN, MERCURY, COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOWS, BIOAVAILAVILITY, MOBILIZATION |
2009 | DC | Annual Base | Modeling Model Uncertainty for Storm Water Quantity and Quality Analysis | Federal: $14,685 Non-Federal: $47,873 | Valbona Bejleri, Tolessa Deksissa | Modeling, SWMM, Uncertainty, Wastewater |
2009 | DC | Annual Base | Clam Active Biomonitoring and POM Passive Monitoring for Anacostia Watershed Contaminant Point Sources | Federal: $14,732 Non-Federal: $45,343 | Harriette Phelps | PCBs, PAH, Chlordane, Active Biomonitoring, POM monitoring, urban, Anacostia |
2009 | DC | Annual Base | Speciation of Some Trioganotin Compounds in Anacostia and Potomac River Sediments using NMR Spectroscopy | Federal: $10,765 Non-Federal: $30,540 | Xueqing Song | Triorganotins, NMR, Sediments |
2009 | DC | Annual Base | Development of a Fast Optimization Technique Using Interactive Spatial Join for GIS Application in Water Resources | Federal: $11,842 Non-Federal: $30,826 | Seon Kim, Pradeep Behera, Byunggu Yu | Decision support, GIS, water quality |
2009 | DC | Annual Base | Application of Spatiotemporal Informatics to Water Quality (Phase II) | Federal: $14,380 Non-Federal: $31,009 | Byunggu Yu, Pradeep Behera | Water quality, Measurement, Spatiotemporal Informatics, Non-point source pollution |
2009 | DC | Annual Base | Development of Web-based Rainfall Statistical Analysis Tool for Urban Stormwater Management Analysis (Phase II) | Federal: $8,536 Non-Federal: $10,942 | Pradeep Behera | Analytical models, Urban stormwater models, statistical analysis, Storm event analysis |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Biogeochemistry of Base Cations in a Broadleaved Deciduous Forest | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Delphis Levia, Anna Bevan | dissolved organic N and C, forests, meterology, hydrology |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Development of an Assay to Monitor the Activity of Fungal Enzymes in Soil | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Anastasia Chirnside, Brian Jayne | Microbial degradation, bioremediation, pesticides, white rot fungus |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Flexible Compacts and Absolute Flows: Managing Interstate Basins for Competing Needs | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Joshua Duke, Michael Ruppell | Endangered species, dwarf wedgemussel, Delaware River Basin, water allocation |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Newly Constructed Wetland Management | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Chad Nelson, Aaron Hallett | Wetlands, management, invasive plants, water quality, hydrology |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Addition of Fine Particles Mitigates Flux Decline in Direct Contact Membrane Distillation | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Steven Dentel, Victoria Bryan | Desalination, technologys, membrane distillation |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Investigation of Source and Dynamics of Bacterial Contamination in a Tidal Lake in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Clara Chan, Emily Olson | Bacterial contamination, salt-water ponds, E. coli, source tracking |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Physical Characterizations of Rapid Infiltration Basin Systems (RIBS) Used for Wastewater and Stormwater Disposal | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Alan Andres, Jennalee Rufft | Rapid infiltration basins, ground water quality, hydrology, nonpoint pollution |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Quality of Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) in Runoff from Various Watershed Sources | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Shreeram Inamdar, Suneil Seetharam | Dissolved organic matter, contaminant transport, chemical speciation |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | A Comprehensive Management Plan to Reduce Nonpoint Pollution of the Cool Run Watershed on the University of Delaware Campus | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Anastasia Chirnside, Nicole Dobbs | watershed management plan, water quality monitoring, education |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Characterizing the Microbiome of the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Eric Wommack, Megan Furman | oysters, ecosystem health, food safety, water purification |
2009 | DE | Annual Base | Hydrology of Freshwater Marsh Nature Preserve, New Castle County, Delaware | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Thomas McKenna, Kelsey Lanan | |
2009 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $26,558 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | Information Transfer |
2009 | GA | Annual Base | Quantification of Vegetative Flow Resistance in Constructed Wetlands | Federal: $18,044 Non-Federal: $45,095 | Thorsten Stoesser | Wastewater, Wetlands, Drought, Vegetation, Hydrodynamics |
2009 | GA | Annual Base | Identifying Locations of High Connectivity between Floridan Aquifer Water and Surface Waters at Lineament Intersections with Tributaries of the Lower Flint River | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,041 | C. Jackson, C. Jackson | connectivity, thermal refugia, Karst, fracture flow, lineaments |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $22,992 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Information Management | Federal: $1,800 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Rainfall Data, Climate, Water Resources Management |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Protect Guam's Fresh Water: Taking Personal Responsibility for Pollution, Conservation and Community Action | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card, John Jenson | Water resources, freshwater, groundwater, aquifer, surface water, watershed, non-point source pollution, conservation, runoff, storm water overflow |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Calibration and Application of LUOM (Luo, 2007) in Southern Guam Watersheds With and Without Flow Data | Federal: $26,687 Non-Federal: $0 | Charles Luo, Shahram Khosrowpanah | |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Reconstructing the Ancient Rainfall-Drought History of Guam | Federal: $33,636 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | West Pacific Climate Record, Speleothem, Dripwater Chemistry |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Impacts of Land Cover Change on Groundwater Quality in Guam | Federal: $16,177 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen | Land Cover Change, Impacts, Groundwater Quality |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Sustainable Well Yield Determinations Using Conductivity Probes on Active Wells | Federal: $17,950 Non-Federal: $0 | Derek Chambers | Groundwater, Salinity, Saipan |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Development of Optimal Operation of Saipan's Water Distribution System Using a Newly Developed Hydraulic Model | Federal: $26,950 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Mariano Iglecias | Distribution Systems, Model Studies, Water System Operation, Water Production, Water Demand |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Influence of Stormwater and Wastewater Discharges on the Distribution and Abundance of Heavy Metals in Sediments from Saipan Lagoon | Federal: $41,164 Non-Federal: $0 | John Starmer, Gary Denton | Stormwater and Freshwater Discharges, Saipan, Pollution Monitoring and Assessment, Heavy Metals, Sediments |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Atoll Water Budget Modeling, Information Transfer and Training for the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $15,382 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Atoll island aquifers |
2009 | GU | Annual Base | Prediction of Flow Duration Curves for Use in Hydropower Analysis at Ungaged Sites in Pohnpei, FSM | Federal: $31,746 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Hydropower, Flow duration curves, Streams |
2009 | HI | Annual Base | A decision support tool for managing the pipe network of the Honolulu Board of Water Supply | Federal: $21,225 Non-Federal: $34,154 | V. Singh, Chittaranjan Ray | pipe network, asset management, corroison, soil, pressure |
2009 | HI | Annual Base | Assessing the Influence of Land-Based Discharges (Streams, Storm Drain, and Groundwater) on the Concentrations and Ratio of Four Human Pathogenic Marine Vibrio spp. in Four Categories of Coastal Water Environments of Hawai�i | Federal: $39,712 Non-Federal: $78,998 | Roger Fujioka, Roger Fujioka | Vibrio, point source pollution, non-point source pollution |
2009 | HI | Annual Base | Optimal Groundwater Extraction and Water Recycling | Federal: $38,838 Non-Federal: $79,470 | James Roumasset | water demand management, efficiency pricing, water recycling, water treatment, dynamic optimization, welfare, marginal user cost |
2009 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $6,277 Non-Federal: $13,367 | Philip Moravcik, Philip Moravcik | |
2009 | IA | Annual Base | Time-Series Modeling of Reservoir Effects on River Nitrate Concentrations | Federal: $24,417 Non-Federal: $50,065 | Keith Schilling, Kung-Sik Chan | reservoir, nitrate, time-series, impoundment |
2009 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $13,650 Non-Federal: $0 | Richard Cruse | Conference, field days, publications |
2009 | ID | Annual Base | Community Economic Impacts of Water Transfer in the Magic Valley | Federal: $19,961 Non-Federal: $39,923 | Phillip Watson, Stephen Cooke | Retional Economics, Water Economics, Community Impacts, Computable General Equilibrium |
2009 | ID | Annual Base | Modeling Energy Implications of Water Management Decisions in the Upper Snake River Basin | Federal: $18,540 Non-Federal: $37,080 | Gary Johnson | Hydropower, River-Reservoir Model, Systems Dynamics, Snake River Basin, Surface and Ground Water Interaction |
2009 | ID | Annual Base | Development of a Hydrologic Frame Work and Estimation of the Water Balance in the Mountainous Watersheds of Idaho | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Venkataramana Sridhar | Water balance, Water budget, Modeling |
2009 | IL | Annual Base | Nitrate Remeidation by Iron Redox Reactions in Soils | Federal: $27,389 Non-Federal: $54,777 | Joseph Stucki, Zachary Day, Fabian Fernandez | nitrate, iron, clay, mineral, reduction |
2009 | IL | Annual Base | Attachement and Transport Mechanisms of Cryptosporidium parvum Oocysts in Subsurface Environments: A Multi-Scale Study | Federal: $33,807 Non-Federal: $67,616 | Helen Nguyen, Yuanyuan Liu | pathogen transport, groundwater contamination, manure |
2009 | IL | Annual Base | Transfering Water Resources Information to the People of Illinois | Federal: $18,144 Non-Federal: $4,590 | Lisa Merrifield | outreach, information sharing |
2009 | IN | Annual Base | Remote Sensing of Water Quality Indicators in the Wabash River | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $45,348 | Keith Cherkauer, Indrajeet Chaubey | water quality, remote sensing, sediment transport, Wabash River |
2009 | IN | Annual Base | Poly Tanks on Farms and Businesses: Preventing Catastrophic Failures | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $65,116 | Fred Whitford | Poly tanks, transportation, spills, pollution, contamination, pesticides, fertilizer, water quality, storage |
2009 | IN | Annual Base | Fish Responses to Sediment Associated with Increasing Biofuel-related Crop Production in the Wabash River Watershed | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,532 | Reuben Goforth | Biofuels, Stream fish ecology, Suspended sediments, Respirometry, Shovelnose sturgeon, Scaphirhynchus platorychnus, Northern hogsucker, Hypentelium nigricans, Mottled sculpin, Cottus bairdi, Raindow darter, Etheostoma caruleum |
2009 | IN | Annual Base | Environmental Implications of Manufactured Nanomaterials: Silver, Gallium and Indium | Federal: $17,331 Non-Federal: $34,791 | Ronald Turco | Soil, groundwater, manufactured nanomaterials-nanoSilver, nanoGallium and nanoIndium ecological risk, exposure route, indicators, environmental microbiology |
2009 | IN | Annual Base | The Influence of Nonprescription Pharmaceuticals on Aquatic Ecosystems: Direct Toxicity and Indirect Trophic Interactions | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,714 | Melody Bernot | wastewater, nonpoint pollution, streams, pharmaceuticals, toxicology |
2009 | IN | Annual Base | Hydrology, Substrates and Fish Assemblages of the Wabash River | Federal: $14,004 Non-Federal: $34,490 | Mark Pyron | Fish assemblages, river habitat, hydrology |
2009 | IN | Annual Base | Publication 1: What Killed the Fish? Using Observations, Sampling, and Science to Solve the Mystery/Publication 2: A Field Guide for Determining the Cause of a Fish Kill | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,087 | Fred Whitford | Pesticides, water quality, fish kill |
2009 | KS | Annual Base | Sediment Baseline Assessment | Federal: $247,689 Non-Federal: $465,663 | Dan Devlin, Will Boyer, Brock Emmert, Bruce McEnroe, C. Young | Sediment, Assessment, Sediment Load, Reservoir Sedimentation, Banner Creek Lake |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Elemental flow through food webs in restored and reference stream reaches | Federal: $4,976 Non-Federal: $9,995 | Hwa-Seong Jin | stream restoration, food webs, macroinvertibrates, secondary production |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Effects of Roundup exposure on behavior and reproductive function in a pond-breeding salamander | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,523 | Howard Whiteman | freshwater ecology, amphibians, endocrine disruptors, reproductive physiology |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Tracing the fate of Nitrogen-15 in isotopcially-labeled E. coli and determining fecal indicator die-off rates in an Inner Bluegrass karst basin, central Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $18,464 | Alan Fryar | karst aquifer, groundwater quality, indicator microorganisms, groundwater tracers, bacterial survival |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Study of turbulent processes driving sedimentation in the rivers of Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,901 | James Fox | turbulence, sediment, erosion, riverbed, secondary currents, bursting |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluating the impact of hemlock woolly adelgid invasion on headwater streams | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Lynne Rieske-Kinney | benthic macroinvertebrates, ecological function, stream chemistry |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Impacts of Bush honeysuckle on ephemeral aquatic ecosystems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,003 | Richard Durtsche | evapotranspiration, tadpole digestion, allochthonous detritus |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Ten year assessment of the Kentucky River Watershed Watch Program | Federal: $24,024 Non-Federal: $47,696 | Jim Kipp | volunteer sampling, nutrients, metals, herbicides, E coli |
2009 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky Information Transfer Activities | Federal: $35,710 Non-Federal: $59,838 | Lindell Ormsbee, Anna Hoover, Jim Kipp | symposium, Internet |
2009 | LA | Annual Base | Modeling Turbulent Enhancement of Sediment Transport | Federal: $35,946 Non-Federal: $82,034 | Heather Smith | |
2009 | LA | Annual Base | Bayesian Model Averaging for Saltwater Intrusion Management under Model Uncertainty | Federal: $33,818 Non-Federal: $68,460 | Frank Tsai | Uncertainty, Model Averaging, Prediction, Saltwater Intrusion, Aquifer, Subsurface, Modeling, Optimization, Management |
2009 | LA | Annual Base | Fecal Coliform TMDL Development for Holly Beach | Federal: $17,689 Non-Federal: $39,377 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Beach, bacterial source tracking, fecal coliform, TMDL |
2009 | LA | Annual Base | 2009 Louisiana Water Symposia | Federal: $17,972 Non-Federal: $35,994 | John Pardue | Information transfer, environmental infrastructure, coastal communities, water and wastewater treatment |
2009 | MA | Annual Base | Bacterial Toxicity of Oxide Nanoparticles and Their Adhesion | Federal: $9,952 Non-Federal: $27,934 | Baoshan Xing | Nanoparticles, toxicity, bacteria, oxide, water |
2009 | MA | Annual Base | Impact of Nanoparticles on the Activated Sludge Process: Effects on Microbial Community Structure and Function | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,800 | Juliette Rooney-Varga, Deepankar Goyal | Activated sludge, carbon nanotubes, nanomaterials, emerging contaminants, molecular microbial ecology, microbial community analysis, ARISA |
2009 | MA | Annual Base | Assessing the Transport and Fate of Effluent Organic Nitrogen in the Connecticut River and Long Island Sound Using Mass-Mapping Proteomics Technology | Federal: $59,996 Non-Federal: $126,648 | Chul Park | Bioavailability, Connecticut River, effluent organic nitrogen, Long Island Sound, monitoring, protein, proteomics, transport |
2009 | MA | Annual Base | Characterization of Flow and Water Quality of Stormwater Runoff from a Green Roof | Federal: $9,800 Non-Federal: $19,646 | Paul Mathisen, Suzanne LePage | green roof, water quality, stormwater runoff, NPDES Permit |
2009 | MA | Annual Base | 2009 Water Resources Conference | Federal: $21,192 Non-Federal: $20,310 | Paula Rees, Marie-Francoise Hatte | conference, water resources |
2009 | MA | Annual Base | Acid Rain Monitoring Project (ARM) | Federal: $9,402 Non-Federal: $39,589 | Marie-Francoise Hatte, Paula Rees | acid deposition, surface waters, water quality |
2009 | MD | Annual Base | Nearshore sediment inputs due to shore erosion in the Maryland Chesapeake Bay | Federal: $19,392 Non-Federal: $38,835 | Lawrence Sanford, Lawrence Sanford | shoreline erosion, sediment inputs, Chesapeake Bay, sea level rise |
2009 | MD | Annual Base | Low-cost Anaerobic Digesters for Dairy Manure Treatment and Renewable Energy Production | Federal: $31,933 Non-Federal: $64,646 | Stephanie Lansing | Anaerobic digestion, dairy manure, methane, biogas, nutrients, treatment wetlands, modeling |
2009 | MD | Annual Base | Toxics in Maryland Waters | Federal: $10,669 Non-Federal: $18,059 | Allen Davis, Allen Davis | |
2009 | MD | Annual Base | Role of Invertebrate Bioturbation in Phosphorus Retention of Agricultural Ditch Soils--Summer Fellowship | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $13,750 | Allen Davis, William Lamp | |
2009 | MD | Annual Base | Correlating Nutrient, Pesticide, and Bacteria levels in the Choptank River--Summer Fellowship | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $13,750 | Allen Davis, Alba Torrents | |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Regional Pilot to Reduce Stormwater Polluting Behaviors through Social Marketing as an Environmental Education Tool in the Bangor Urbanized Area | Federal: $13,483 Non-Federal: $18,589 | Scott Wilkerson, Laura Wilson | Education, Storm Water Management, Urban Runoff, Landscape Management, Pesticides, Regulatory Permits |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Using Fluorescence Spectroscopy as a Rapid, Cost-Effective Method to Monitor and Analyze Low Levels of Pharmaceuticals in Three Maine Rivers. | Federal: $1,250 Non-Federal: $44,826 | Howard Patterson, Adria Elskus, Jim Killarney, Lawrence LeBlanc, John Peckenham | Toxic Substances, Water Chemistry, Water Quality Monitoring |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | A sequential time-weighted average monitoring approach for monitoring pesticide levels in Maine surface waters. | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $23,800 | Aria Amirbahman, Lucner Charlestra, David Courtemanch | Pesticides, fish ecology, water quality, agriculture, POCIS |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Sustainable water allocation and rulemaking for Maine's surface waters: Adaptation consideration in a changing climate | Federal: $10,106 Non-Federal: $57,925 | Shaleen Jain, David Courtemanch, David Hart | |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $24,571 Non-Federal: $48,141 | John Peckenham, John Peckenham | |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Influences of dissolved organic carbon and iron on phosphorus photochemistry in surface waters | Federal: $4,192 Non-Federal: $0 | John Peckenham | Eutrophication, Geochemistry, Lakes, Phosphorus, Rivers, Streams, Water Chemistry |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Temporal changes of the phosphorus concentration profiles in two Maine lake sediment porewaters using a passive sampling technique. | Federal: $3,357 Non-Federal: $0 | John Peckenham | Eutrophication, Geochemistry, Lakes, Nutrients, Phosphorus, Ponds |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Conserving Significant Vernal Pools through Collaborative Local Initiatives | Federal: $3,630 Non-Federal: $0 | John Peckenham | Vernal Pool, Education |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Citizen Science: Solving Groundwater Issues in New England | Federal: $4,607 Non-Federal: $0 | John Peckenham | Education, Groundwater Quality, & Water Quality |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Impacts of White Perch Introductions on Trophic Dynamics: Paleolimnological Record of Zooplankton Grazing and Nutrient Cycling | Federal: $4,497 Non-Federal: $0 | John Peckenham | Algae, Ecosystems, Eutrophication, Fish Ecology, Lakes, Nutrients, Ponds, Water Quality, Water Quality Management, Zooplankton |
2009 | ME | Annual Base | Using GC/FT-ICR MS for the Identification of Disinfection By-products | Federal: $4,500 Non-Federal: $0 | John Peckenham | Chlorination, Trace Organics, Water Treatment |
2009 | MI | Annual Base | Water Quantity and Water Quality Effects of BMPs Implementation in Urban Areas | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $21,103 | Amirpouyan Nejadhashemi, Dawn Reinhold | Best Management Practice, Groundwater Recharge, BMP effectiveness |
2009 | MI | Annual Base | An Estimation of Self-supplied Residential Water Use in Michigan | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $32,841 | Patricia Norris, Saichon Seedang, Mary Thompson | Groundwater use, water demand, self-supplied water use |
2009 | MI | Annual Base | Community Capacity and Use of Groundwater Information: Social Networks, Coalitions, Abilities, and Stratification in Use of the Water Withdrawal Assessment Tool | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,492 | Stephen Gasteyer | Social Networks, Community Capacity, Water Withdrawal Assessment, Ground-water Flow and Transport, Water Quality, Biological Sciences, Engineering, or Climate and Hydrologic Processes |
2009 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $32,335 Non-Federal: $65,332 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Use, Water Quantity, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2009 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $50,496 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality, Water Quantity, Watershed Management, Macroinvertebrates Wetlands, Monitoring, Interactive Web-based Systems, Exotic Species |
2009 | MN | Annual Base | Fate and bioavailability of litter mercury in Minnesota streams and rivers | Federal: $30,446 Non-Federal: $57,824 | Jacques Finlay, Edward Nater | Mercury; Litter; Methylation; Water chemistry; Bioavailability |
2009 | MN | Annual Base | Urban Stormwater Inputs of Perfluorochemicals | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $81,292 | Matt Simcik | Perfluorochemicals, Urban Stormwater, Source Apportionment |
2009 | MO | Annual Base | Developing Guidelines for Polyacrylamide Use for Erosion and Runoff Reduction | Federal: $44,000 Non-Federal: $93,372 | Clark Gantzer, Allen Thompson | Polyacrylamide, Soil Erosion, Runoff Reduction, Surface Water |
2009 | MO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $63,808 Non-Federal: $126,644 | Thomas Clevenger | |
2009 | MO | Annual Base | Visible Light-activated Titanium Dioxide-based Photocatalysts: Synthesis and Potential Environmental Applications | Federal: $44,000 Non-Federal: $91,550 | Baolin Deng, Baolin Deng | Treatment of organic contaminants, nanomaterials, light absorption, environmental applications |
2009 | MS | Annual Base | Assessing the effectiveness of measures to reduce sediment loads in surface waters using 210Pb activity in lacustrine sediments | Federal: $16,805 Non-Federal: $33,933 | Gregg Davidson | Sediment, Water Quality, Wetlands |
2009 | MS | Annual Base | Influences of Land Surface / Land Use Characteristics on Precipitation Patterns over the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Plain | Federal: $11,104 Non-Federal: $23,034 | Jamie Dyer | Watershed management, Water resources development |
2009 | MS | Annual Base | Water quality and other ecosystem services performed in wetlands managed for waterfowl in Mississippi | Federal: $11,555 Non-Federal: $23,763 | Richard Kaminski, Amy Spencer | Aquatic invertebrates, Ecosystems, Sedimentation, Water Quality, Watershed management, Wetlands |
2009 | MS | Annual Base | Molecular Identification of Bacterial Communities Associated with Biodegradation of Pentachlorophenol in Groundwater | Federal: $14,237 Non-Federal: $28,474 | M Prewitt, Hamid Borazjani, Susan Diehl | Water quality, Groundwater contamination |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Tracking Human-Derived Nitrogen through Stream Food Webs in a Rapidly Developing Mountain Watershed | Federal: $33,480 Non-Federal: $66,984 | Geoffrey Poole, Wyatt Cross, Brian McGlynn | Food webs, Invertebrates, Fishes, Eutrophication, Nutrients, Nitrogen, Stable Isotope Analysis, West Fork of Gallatin River |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Organic Wastewater Chemicals in Ground Water and Blacktail Creek, Summit Valley, Montana | Federal: $24,420 Non-Federal: $61,814 | Gary Icopini, Stephen Parker | Drinking Water, Organic Wastewater Contaminants, Groundwater, Pharmaceuticals |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Quantification of Coal-Aquifer Baseflow in Montana Rivers Using Carbon Isotopes | Federal: $29,000 Non-Federal: $62,280 | Elizabeth Meredith | carbon isotopes; coalbed methane; stream baseflow; Yellowstone River watershed |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Variability in the Characteristics of Wildfire Ash: Implications for Post-Fire Runoff, Erosion, and Water Quality | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Victoria Balfour | forest fire, ash, ash, infiltration, runoff, erosion, water quality |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: A More Efficient Micro-hydro that Utilizes a Tesla Turbine Technology | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Alaina Garcia | micro hydro, Tesla, Tesla turbine, hydropower, turbine, electricity |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Bayesian Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis for Complex Environmental Models, with Applications in Watershed Management | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Able Mashamba | agriculture, pesticides, nutrient loading, irrigation, nitrogen, Yellowstone River, watershed management, water resource degradation, Bayesian inference |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Tree-ring based reconstruction of Bighorn River Flow During the Last Millennium | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Bryan Swindell | Bighorn River Basin, tree rings, tree ring analysis, climate change |
2009 | MT | Annual Base | Statewide Education and Outreach | Federal: $29,485 Non-Federal: $64,110 | Steve Guettermann, Mary Jo Nehasil | education, water resource education, watershed management, drinking water, policy, research, fellowships |
2009 | NC | Annual Base | Protecting Receiving Waters: Removal of Biochemically Active Compounds from Wastewater by Ozonation and Activated Carbon Adsorption Processes | Federal: $25,778 Non-Federal: $44,455 | Detlef Knappe, Francis de los Reyes | endocrine disrupting chemicals, pharmaceutically active coupounds, adsorption, biodegradation, ozidation, wastewater treatment, water reuse |
2009 | NC | Annual Base | Seasonal Streamflow Forecasts for the Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC-8) Basins in North Carolina utilizing Multimodel Climate Forecasts | Federal: $25,778 Non-Federal: $41,774 | Sankarasubramanian Arumugam, Ryan Boyles | Hydroclimatology, H;ydrological Forecasting, Climate, Multimodel combination, Climate forecasts |
2009 | NC | Annual Base | Using PCR-based Methods to Assess Microbial Contamination from Swine CAFOs in Surface and Groundwaters | Federal: $25,779 Non-Federal: $46,221 | Bongkeun Song, Lawrence Cahoon, Michael Mallin | Swine manure, CAFO, Microbial source tracking, Quantitative PCR, Bacteroides |
2009 | NC | Annual Base | NC WRRI Information Technology Transfer | Federal: $5,040 Non-Federal: $24,942 | Kelly Porter | |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $19,015 Non-Federal: $38,025 | G. Padmanabhan | |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Effects of Iron Bacteria on Subsurface Tile Drains: Influence on Nutrient Transport | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,000 | Scott Korom | Tile Drainage, Nitrate Contamination, Irrigation, Iron Bacteria, Water quality |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Source tracking of Cryptosporidium in rural watersheds | Federal: $28,999 Non-Federal: $58,001 | John McEvoy, Mark Clark | Cryptosporidium, Rural Watersheds, Source tracking, Surface water quality |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Polymer Modified Zero-valent Iron Nanoparticles for Arsenic Remediation: Longevity and Ionic | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Achintya Bezbaruah, Bret Chisholm | Arsenic remediation, Iron nanoparticles, Graft Co-polymer |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Development of GAC-NZVI Adsorbent for Arsenic Removal | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Wei Lin | Arsenic, Granular Activated Carbon, Non zero valent iron, Nano particles, adsorption |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Interactions Between Microorganisms and Metal Nanoparticles: A New Approach for Groundwater Remediation (Final Phase) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Achintya Bezbaruah, John McEvoy | Groundwater remediation, Nanoparticle, Microorganisms, |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Ion Imprinted Polymer for Removal and Monitoring of Arsenic (Phase II) | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $38,002 | Achintya Bezbaruah, Bret Chisholm | Arsenic removal, Polymer |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Chemical Fingerprinting of Sediments and Water of the Souris River for Identification of Diffuse Pollution Sources II | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Marinus Otte | River sediments, Diffuse pollution, Chemical fingerprinting |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Fate of Biodegradable Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in Fargo Wastewater | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $34,000 | Khan Eakalak | Biodegradability,Dissolved Organic Nitrogen, Fate, Wastewater |
2009 | ND | Annual Base | Regional Flood Frequency Analysis in the Missouri River Basin Based on L-moments and GLS Regression | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,000 | Yeo Lim | L-moments, Statistical hydrology, GLS regression, Regional flood-frequency analysis |
2009 | NE | Annual Base | A Solute Transport System for Systematically Evaluating Remedial Technologies for Chlorinated Solvent-Contaminated Groundwater | Federal: $11,000 Non-Federal: $60,438 | Steve Comfort, Yusong Li | Remediation, Chlorinated Solvents, Rebound |
2009 | NE | Annual Base | Understanding Microbial Communities in Hyper Alkaline-Saline Sandhills Lakes as an Indicator of Global Warming | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $25,999 | Julie Shaffer, Bradley Plantz | soda lakes, climate change, predictive models |
2009 | NE | Annual Base | Nitrate stimulated oxidative dissolution of U(IV) bearing minerals leading to U mobility in Nebraska groundwater | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $81,154 | Karrie Weber, Daniel Snow | Nitration reduction, Uranium oxidation, Bacteria |
2009 | NH | Annual Base | A pilot study of septic impacts on water quality using Boron concentrations and isotopes as a source tracer | Federal: $29,949 Non-Federal: $54,770 | Jeffrey Schloss | septic systems, boron tracer, nutrients, water quality, lakes |
2009 | NJ | Annual Base | Antibiotic pollution of aquatic habitats and impact on the development of environmental pools of resistance in natural microbial communities | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Elisabetta Bini | |
2009 | NJ | Annual Base | A modified photosynthesis process for water purification | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $35,000 | Shaurya Prakash | |
2009 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of a profile SOD measurement technique | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $35,000 | Robert Miskewitz | |
2009 | NJ | Annual Base | Innovative Research and Development for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Waste and Wastewater Management System Design | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | David Babson, Donna E. Fennell | |
2009 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of two in vivo fish assays to study the anti-estrogenic action of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and to evaluate endocrine activity in NJ wastewater effluents | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Sean Bugel, Keith Cooper | |
2009 | NJ | Annual Base | Application of molecular and metabolic biomarkers of anaerobic hydrocarbon degradation as evidence for natural attenuation in New Jersey groundwater samples | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Amita Oka, Lily Young | |
2009 | NJ | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $9,835 Non-Federal: $19,670 | Christopher Obropta, Lisa Galloway Evrard | |
2009 | NM | Annual Base | Land application of industrial effluent on a Chihuahuan Desert ecosystem: Impact on soil physical and hydraulic properties | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $13,530 | Manoj Shukla, John Mexal, Theodore Sammis | |
2009 | NV | Annual Base | Black Carbon in Sierra Nevada Snow: Impacts on Snowmelt and Water Supply | Federal: $40,820 Non-Federal: $85,936 | Joe McConnell | Black Carbon, Snowmelt, Radiative Forcing, Aerosols |
2009 | NY | Annual Base | Silica dynamics and nutrient retention modeling in the Hudson River Watershed | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,047 | Robert Howarth, Dennis Swaney | |
2009 | NY | Annual Base | Assessment of drug degradation in New York State waters | Federal: $19,952 Non-Federal: $40,368 | Anthony Hay, Patrick Phillips | |
2009 | NY | Annual Base | The fate of non point sources of nitrate in lawn maintenance | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,164 | Gilbert Hanson, Henry Bokuniewicz | |
2009 | NY | Annual Base | Director's Office Information Transfer | Federal: $20,228 Non-Federal: $0 | Susan Riha, Andrew McDonald, Stephen Shaw | Information transfer |
2009 | OH | Annual Base | Evaluating Colloid Release from Natural and Model Porous Media | Federal: $10,424 Non-Federal: $20,912 | John Lenhart, John Lenhart | Toxic Substances, Water Chemistry, Geochemistry, Solute Transport, Ground Water Quality, Colloid Transport, Particle Filtration |
2009 | OH | Annual Base | Destruction of Cyanobacterial Toxins in Water with Germicidal UV-254 nm-based Homogeneous and Solar-based Heterogeneous Advanced Oxidation Processes | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,149 | Dionysios Dionysiou, Dionysios Dionysiou | advanced chemical oxidation, advanced oxidation processes, advanced oxidation technologies, AOPs, AOTs, chemical oxidation, hydrogen peroxide, peroxymonosulfate, persulfate, reaction constants, reaction kinetics, second order, solar light, sulfate radicals, sustainability, TiO2, N-doped TiO2, NF-doped TiO2, ultraviolet technologies, UV, visible light |
2009 | OH | Annual Base | Exploring Spatial and Temporal Demand Aggregation on Transport Characteristics in Distribution System Modeling | Federal: $25,540 Non-Federal: $51,968 | Dominic Boccelli | distribution systems, variability, Monte Carlo |
2009 | OH | Annual Base | MONITORING THE ROLE OF BIOFILM BIOPOLYMERS AGAINST DISINFECTANTS IN WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS | Federal: $24,534 Non-Federal: $49,428 | Youngwoo Seo | Biofilm, Extraceullular Polymerics Substances (EPS), Disinfection |
2009 | OK | Annual Base | Alternative Water Conservation Policy Tools for Oklahoma Water Systems | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,549 | Damian Adams, Larry Sanders, Michael Smolen | Water Conservation, Policy Tools, Willingness-to-Adopt, Water Use |
2009 | OK | Annual Base | Stream Depletion by Ground Water Pumping: A Stream Depletion Factor for the State of Oklahoma | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,002 | Garey Fox, Mike Kizer | Stream Base Flow, Stream Depletion, Ground Water Pumping |
2009 | OK | Annual Base | Quantification of water fluxes and irrigation use through remote sensing | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,832 | Baxter Vieux, Yang Hong | ET, Remote Sensing, Irrigation, Water Use |
2009 | OK | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $6,635 Non-Federal: $16,696 | Will Focht , Kylie Ahern, Jeri Fleming, Jenny Jafek-Jones, Mike Langston | Film Series, Water Symposium, Website, Newsletter |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $18,799 Non-Federal: $8,685 | Todd Jarvis, Todd Jarvis | Outreach, Ethics, Education and Training |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | SHORT COURSE ON ISOTOPE HYDROLOGY AND ISOTOPE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY: DEVELOPING A CRITICAL MASS OF KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE | Federal: $1,250 Non-Federal: $4,483 | Anne Nolin, Anne Nolin | Isotopes, Biogeochemistry |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | Detecting Heavy Metal Contamination in the Umatilla River of Eastern Oregon | Federal: $19,335 Non-Federal: $56,265 | Sandra DeBano | agriculture, aquatic macroinvertebrates, bioaccumulation, crayfish, Eastern Oregon, |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | Vegetation and Soil Processes in Restored Wetlands | Federal: $9,955 Non-Federal: $42,436 | Mary Santelmann | Watershed management, wetlands |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | Synthesis of Traceable Nanoparticles for Studying the Fate and Transport of Engineered Nanomaterials in Aquatic Systems | Federal: $9,926 Non-Federal: $26,066 | Jeff Nason | nanomaterials, nanoparticles, fate, transport, water quality, water treatment |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD): Developing an Integrated Water Resource Strategy | Federal: $8,506 Non-Federal: $38,021 | Greg Perry | Oregon, long-term water planning, water conservation, interdisciplinary models |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | Colloidal transport in variably saturated porous media: A detailed evaluation of colloid mobilization mechanisms | Federal: $7,810 Non-Federal: $37,322 | Dorthe Wildenschild | Groundwater, Unsaturated Zone, Colloids, Imaging |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | Dams and Development: Ecological, Socioeconomic, and Policy Dimensions | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $22,436 | Bryan Tilt, Desiree Tullos | Integrative Dam Assessment Model, Interdisciplinary, Development, Dams, Dam |
2009 | OR | Annual Base | A Local Assessment of Abandoned Wells in Linn and Benton Counties | Federal: $10,254 Non-Federal: $22,001 | Deron Carter, Deron Carter | abandoned wells, drinking water source protection, |
2009 | PA | Annual Base | Developing Numeric Criteria to Guide Nutrient Controls for Streams in Pennsylvania | Federal: $1 Non-Federal: $2 | Hunter Carrick, John Regan | biofilms, nutrients, streams |
2009 | PA | Annual Base | Pennsylvania Water Resources Research Symposium | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Elizabeth Boyer, Bryan Swistock | watershed, water quality, water quantity, groundwater, rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, water resources, research |
2009 | PA | Annual Base | An Emerging Technology for Emerging Contaminants: Biocatalysis of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Wastewater for Beneficial Reuse | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $35,000 | Rachel Brennan | endocrine disruptors, wastewater, water reuse, fungi, mycelia, mycoremediation, biocatalysis |
2009 | PA | Annual Base | Water Conservation Training and Public Education | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $35,002 | Bryan Swistock | water conservation, water use, education |
2009 | PA | Annual Base | Stream Storm Flow Dynamics Below Combined Sewer Systems: Human and Runoff Inputs | Federal: $17,500 Non-Federal: $35,977 | Daniel Bain | hydrology, water |
2009 | RI | Annual Base | Nanosilver-clay composite material as a reactive permeable barrier to control microbiological and chemical contamination in groundwater | Federal: $17,096 Non-Federal: $37,767 | Vinka Oyanedel-Craver | Treatment, ground water |
2009 | RI | Annual Base | Rhode Island Clean Drinking Water | Federal: $18,500 Non-Federal: $37,063 | Harold Knickle, Geoffrey Bothun | Water Quality, Conference, Summer Camp, High School Students, Clean Water, Careers, Rhode Island |
2009 | RI | Annual Base | Sequential Inactivation of Microorganisms in Drinking Water using Ultraviolet Radiation and Residual Chlorine | Federal: $15,263 Non-Federal: $30,537 | Kelly Pennell | Disinfection, Ultraviolet Radiation, Chlorine, Sequential Inactivation |
2009 | SC | Annual Base | Sediment Pollution Potential Assessment of Abandoned Developments Using Remote Sensing and GIS | Federal: $46,386 Non-Federal: $124,484 | Elena Mikhailova, Christopher Post | Sediment, Water Quality, Development, GIS, Remote Sensing, Modeling |
2009 | SC | Annual Base | Developing a theoretical framework for water quality trading in the Saluda-Reedy watershed, South Carolina | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,246 | Robert Carey, G. Michael Mikota, Jeffrey Parkey | Environmental markets, water quality trading, institutions, nutrients, watershed, point sources, nonpoint sources |
2009 | SD | Annual Base | Acidic Leaching Tests to Determine Arsenic Mobility from Concrete-Encapsulated Limestone Waste | Federal: $24,262 Non-Federal: $48,522 | Arden Davis, David Dixon, Marion Hansen | Arsenic; arsenic removal; drinking water; recycling; concrete; disposal |
2009 | TN | Annual Base | Drought Variability in Reconstructed Streamflow | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $102,080 | Glenn Tootle, Henri Grissino-Mayer | Drought, Streamflow Reconstruction, Atmospheric/Oceanic Influences, Tree-rings, Climate, |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Occurrence of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) at an effluent-dominated wastewater application site: Estrogens, Triclosan, and Caffeine | Federal: $4,967 Non-Federal: $10,025 | Adcharee Karnjanapiboonwong, Todd Anderson | Micropollutants, Endocrine disruptor, Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products, Sorption |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Role of Free-ranging Wildlife in the Deposition of Escherichia coli into a Texas River Floodplain | Federal: $4,997 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Israel Parker, Roel Lopez | Wildlife, Escherichia coli, Population Estimation, Fecal Deposition Rate, Concentrations |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Sources and Risks of Waterborne Pathogens in the El Paso del Norte Region | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,083 | Joy Archuleta-Truesdale, George Di Giovanni | Cryptosporidium, Giardia, Microbial Source Tracking, Risk Assessment |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Economic analysis of proposed seawater desalination facility in Brownsville, TX | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,149 | Andrew Leidner, Ron Lacewell, M Rister | seawater desalination, water supply project economics |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Lake Houston Watershed Water Quality Prediction System | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Aarin Teague, Philip Bedient | Hydrologic Models, Land Use, Watershed Protection |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Biotransformation of pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) at an effluent land application site | Federal: $4,967 Non-Federal: $10,025 | Deborah Carr, Todd Anderson | effluent, biotransformation, 17β-estradiol, estrone, estriol, and 17α-ethinylestradiol, ciprofloxacin, triclosan, ibuprofen |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Influence of Land Use and Terrain on Surface Hydrology in Shrink-Swell Soils. | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,107 | Takele Dinka, Cristine Morgan | shrink-swell, crack dynamics, land use, hydrology |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Regulated Deficit Irrigation Application and Cotton Production in SW Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,097 | Yujin Wen, Tom Cothren | Regulated deficit irrigation, water stress, irrigation scheduling, water supply/ demand |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | In Situ Groundwater Arsenic Removal using Iron Oxide Coated Sand | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Hongxu Yu, Yongheng Huang | Arsenic, Iron oxide coated sand, Adsorption, Groundwater, In situ |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Ecohydrology of Forested Wetlands on the Texas Gulf Coast | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $19,259 | Dex Dean, Bradford Wilcox | Ecohydrology, Wetlands, Water Budgets |
2009 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $34,650 Non-Federal: $70,330 | Rosemary Payton, Bill Harris, Leslie Jordan, Danielle Supercinski, Jaclyn Tech, Kathy Wythe | |
2009 | UT | Annual Base | Drought Planning Including Carryover Surface Water Storage for a Utah Water Service Provider | Federal: $32,178 Non-Federal: $35,402 | David Rosenberg | Drought, Planning, Carry-over surface water storage, Water supply, Water conservation, Utah |
2009 | UT | Annual Base | Increasing Data Accuracy, Reliability, Accessibility, and Understandability to Improve Basin-Wide Water Resources Decision Making | Federal: $32,486 Non-Federal: $54,959 | Blake Tullis, Steven Barfuss, Mac McKee, Gary Merkley | Flow Measurement, Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems |
2009 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research | Federal: $11,500 Non-Federal: $20,932 | R. Ivonne Harris | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development |
2009 | VI | Annual Base | Point-of-Entry (POE) Cistern Water Purification Units (CPU) Development | Federal: $19,750 Non-Federal: $0 | Sangchul Hwang | cistern, contamination, filtration, disinfection, development |
2009 | VI | Annual Base | Alternative Water Treatment Technologies for An Aquaponic System. | Federal: $19,087 Non-Federal: $0 | Jason Danaher | Aquaculture, filtration, water quality |
2009 | VI | Annual Base | Investigation of Sediment Export from St Thomas Watersheds | Federal: $30,056 Non-Federal: $0 | Kerry Brown, Gaboury Benoit | sediments, watersheds, erosion, streams, hydrology, reefs |
2009 | VI | Annual Base | The Eighteenth Annual Caribbean Water and Wastewater Conference and Exhibition | Federal: $15,921 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith | water supply, water use, wastewater, Caribbean |
2009 | VT | Annual Base | Quantifying Sediment Loading due to Stream Bank Erosion in Impaired and Attainment Watersheds in Chittenden County, VT Using Advanced GIS and Remote Sensing Technologies | Federal: $43,204 Non-Federal: $115,823 | Leslie Morrissey, Donna Rizzo, Donald Ross, Eric Young | stream bank, erosion, sediment, fluvial geomorphology, remote sensing, GIS, LIDAR, object oriented classification |
2009 | VT | Annual Base | Estimating Soil Phosphorus Concentrations along Erodible Stream Corridors in Chittenden County, Vermont | Federal: $12,826 Non-Federal: $132,753 | Donald Ross, Leslie Morrissey, Eric Young | soil phosphorus, soil mapping, spatial variability, soil-landscape, P transport |
2009 | WA | Annual Base | Adaptive Management of Mountain Forests to Prevent Mass Wasting under Climate Change | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,030 | Jennifer Adam, Balasingam Muhunthan | Climate, Landslide, Sediment Modeling, Hydrology |
2009 | WA | Annual Base | Understanding Controls on Cyanobacteria Blooms: Vancouver Lake as a Model System | Federal: $27,455 Non-Federal: $55,165 | Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens, Stephen Bollens | cyanobacteria, harmful algal blooms, Vancouver Lake, zooplankton grazing |
2009 | WA | Annual Base | Influence of Large Wood Addition on Nitrogen Transformations at the Surface water/groundwater interface | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $56,462 | Clay Arango, Carey Gazis | Surface/groundwater interaction, Hyporheic zone, Nitrification, Whole-stream nitrate uptake, Stream restoration, Large woody debris |
2009 | WI | Annual Base | University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute - Information Transfer | Federal: $67,383 Non-Federal: $151,018 | Stephen Wittman, James Hurley | Public information, communications, publications, library, websites, news, newsletter, reports, conferences, workshops |
2009 | WI | Annual Base | From Sandbags to Sanity: Lessons from the Midwest Floods of 2008 | Federal: $25,174 Non-Federal: $25,119 | Donald Moynihan | policy, management, water resources |
2009 | WI | Annual Base | Combination of Co-Precipitation with Zeolite Filtration to Remove Arsenic from Contaminated Water | Federal: $32,862 Non-Federal: $9,999 | Zhaohui Li | arsenic, drinking water, filtration, metal cations, Wisconsin |
2009 | WI | Annual Base | The Lethal and Sublethal Effects of Elevated Groundwater Nitrate Concentrations on Infaunal Invertebrates in the Central Sand Plains | Federal: $15,649 Non-Federal: $3,753 | Robert Stelzer | groundwater, nitrate, aquatic invertebrates, Wisconsin |
2009 | WV | Annual Base | (WRI-117) Controlling Phosphate in Agricultural Field Leachate Using Mine Drainage Treatment Ferrihydrite | Federal: $30,351 Non-Federal: $60,705 | Paul Ziemkiewicz, Richard Herd, Melissa O'Neal | phosphorus, water quality, acid mine drainage, nutrients, agriculture |
2009 | WV | Annual Base | (WRI-119) Development and Presentation of Current Water Quality Data for the Public | Federal: $60,987 Non-Federal: $108,169 | Paul Ziemkiewicz, Melissa O'Neal | |
2009 | WY | Annual Base | Detecting the Signature of Glaciogenic Cloud Seeding in Orographic Snowstorms in Wyoming II: Further Airborne Cloud Radar and Lidar Measurements | Federal: $32,647 Non-Federal: $216,530 | Bart Geerts | Weather Modification, Cloud Radar, Aircraft Measurements |
2009 | WY | Annual Base | Effects of Warm CBM Product Water Discharge on Winter Fluvial and Ice Processes in the Powder River Basin | Federal: $18,876 Non-Federal: $124,367 | Robert Ettema, Edward Kempema | Ice, Frazil, Anchor ice, Coal bed methane, Discharge water |
2009 | WY | Annual Base | Characterization of Algal Blooms Affecting Wyoming Irrigation Infrastructure: Microbiological Groundwork for Effective Management | Federal: $9,342 Non-Federal: $161,655 | Naomi Ward, Blaire Steven | Algal blooms, Algae-associated bacteria, Eutrophication, Irrigation |
2009 | WY | Annual Base | A New Method for Tracing Seepage from CBNG Water Holding Ponds in the Powder River Basin, Wyoming | Federal: $9,378 Non-Federal: $72,188 | Shikha Sharma, Carol Frost, Katta Reddy | Carbon Isotopes, CBNG co-produced water, Recharge Flowpath |
2008 | AK | Annual Base | Study of Streamflow Response to Seasonal Snowcover Change in the Yukon River | Federal: $49,428 Non-Federal: $16,210 | Daqing Yang | snowcover hydrology, discharge, climate, permafrost, |
2008 | AK | Annual Base | Transport and biodegradation of Hydrocarbons in Soil Contaminated with Conventional or Alternative Fuel | Federal: $34,881 Non-Federal: $13,796 | Silke Schiewer | fuel spills, bioremediation, contaminant transport, modeling |
2008 | AK | Annual Base | Reconstruction of the Lake Pleistocene Glacial Lake Ahtna, Copper River Basin, Alaska | Federal: $15,667 Non-Federal: $38,174 | Michael Loso | ice-dammed lakes, Lake Ahtna, jokulhlaups, paleo-hydrology, Quaternary climate, Copper River basin, outburst floods, glaciofluvial, glaciolacustrine, strandline |
2008 | AL | Annual Base | Evaluating Bioretention Contaminant Uptake and Removal in an Experimental Rain Garden Study | Federal: $17,355 Non-Federal: $34,872 | Mark Dougherty, Charlene LeBleu | Bioretention, Stormwater Management, Nonpoint Source Pollution |
2008 | AL | Annual Base | On-Farm and Watershed Approaches to Community-Based Nutrient and Pathogen Management | Federal: $24,998 Non-Federal: $33,739 | William Deutsch | Water Quality Monitoring, Water Quality Management, Eutrophication, Nutrients, Fertilizers, Bacteria, Runoff, Pathogen |
2008 | AL | Annual Base | Estimating Regional and Local Scale Surface Moisture as an Indicator of Drought and Crop Yield Using Thermal IR Remote Sensing | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,183 | Luke Marzen, Diane Hite | Drought, moisture, thermal remote sensing, MODIS, crop yield |
2008 | AL | Annual Base | Grountwater-Surface Water Contributions of Nitrate Contamination and Discharge to Coastal Surface Waters, Baldwin County, Alabama | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $34,041 | Geoffrey Tick | Nutrients, Contaminant Transport, Coastal Zone, Groundwater Hydrology |
2008 | AR | Annual Base | Role of Fluvial Sediments in Modifying Phosphorus Export from Northwest Arkansas Watersheds | Federal: $24,098 Non-Federal: $48,196 | Andrew Sharpley, Brian Haggard | Fluvial P transport, Streams, Rivers, Northwest Arkansas, Phosphorus |
2008 | AR | Annual Base | Spatial and historical distribution of Geosmin and MIB producers in Beaver Reservoir, northwest Arkansas | Federal: $25,423 Non-Federal: $50,846 | Sonja Hausmann, Stephen Boss, Ralph K. Davis | reservoir, odor and taste, cyanobacteria, nutrients, MIB, Geosmin, CCA, diatoms, paleolimnology |
2008 | AR | Annual Base | Biogeochemical controls and interactions of carbon and nutrient cycling in karst hydrologic systems. | Federal: $20,814 Non-Federal: $41,628 | Erik Pollock, John Brahana, Phil Hays | soil karst, water quality, hydrology, biochemistry |
2008 | AR | Annual Base | Arkansas Water Resources Center Information Transfer Program | Federal: $10,550 Non-Federal: $21,100 | Ralph K. Davis, Brian Haggard | Conference, Newsletters, WEB Interface |
2008 | AZ | Annual Base | Meta-Analysis of Rangeland Water-Yield Experiments for the Southwestern U.S. | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,279 | Ed de Steiguer, Steven Archer | water-yield, rangelands, meta-analysis, research synthesis |
2008 | AZ | Annual Base | Lessons Learned: Extending the student/staff/faculty collaborative work model to the K-12 education | Federal: $11,474 Non-Federal: $24,623 | James Riley, James Riley | Water Harvesting R&D, Water Use, System Design, Student Education |
2008 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $52,095 Non-Federal: $104,452 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden, Joe Gelt | Information Transfer, Education, Outreach, Newsletter, Policy, Water Supply, Water Use, Water Quality, Water Management |
2008 | AZ | Annual Base | Database Creation: Transboundary San Pedro Valley Aquifer | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,004 | Christopher Scott | transboundary groundwater, aquifer assessment |
2008 | CA | Annual Base | Climate Variability of the Sierra Nevada over the last Millennium: Reconstructions from Annually Laminated Sediments in Swamp Lake, Yosemite National Park, California | Federal: $11,817 Non-Federal: $30,228 | Daniel Cayan | |
2008 | CA | Annual Base | High-Resolution Modeling of Flood Inundation | Federal: $17,216 Non-Federal: $22,555 | Brett Sanders | |
2008 | CA | Annual Base | Securing Access to Water: Institutional Strategies for Coping with Drought and Water Scarcity | Federal: $25,511 Non-Federal: $14,297 | Ronnie Lipschutz | |
2008 | CA | Annual Base | Integrated Regional Water Management Planning in California: Developing Institutions for Collective Action | Federal: $15,459 Non-Federal: $27,796 | Mark Lubell | |
2008 | CA | Annual Base | Simulating and understanding variability in runoff from the Sierra Nevada | Federal: $17,623 Non-Federal: $27,344 | Alex Hall | |
2008 | CO | Annual Base | Hydrologic Analysis and Process-Based Modeling for the Upper Cache la Poudre Basin | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $7,976 | Reagan Waskom, Stephanie Kampf | Hydrologic modeling, Flow forecasting, Climate variability |
2008 | CT | Annual Base | Rapid and Sensitive Detection of Total Coliforms and E. coli Using SWNT Membrane | Federal: $52,058 Non-Federal: $109,026 | Yu Lei | ground water, total coliforms, E.coli, amperometric biosensor |
2008 | CT | Annual Base | Optimization of Acidogenic Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment with The Potential for Water Reclamation | Federal: $73,895 Non-Federal: $156,858 | Baikun Li | anaerobic wastewater treatment, acidogenic phase, water reclamation |
2008 | DC | Annual Base | Modeling of Integrated Urban Wastewater System in the District of Columbia (Pase II) | Federal: $25,682 Non-Federal: $61,528 | Tolessa Deksissa, Pradeep Behera | Modeling, water quality, urban wastewater management |
2008 | DC | Annual Base | Development of Web-based Rainfall Statistical Analyisis Tool for Urban Stormwater Management Analsis | Federal: $8,200 Non-Federal: $10,828 | Pradeep Behera | Analytical Models, Urban Stormwater Models, Statistical analysis, storm event analysis |
2008 | DC | Annual Base | Assessing the Distribution of Synthetic Organics and the degradation of Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons in the Anacostia River through Microbial and Stable Isotope Studies | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $29,336 | Karen Bushaw-Newton, Stephen MacAvoy | Sythetic organics, polyaromatic hydrocarbons, alkanes, sediment biogeochemistry,microbial degradation, stable isotopes |
2008 | DC | Annual Base | Gradual Variation Analysis for Groundwater Flow in the District of Columbia (Phase II) | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $38,740 | Li Chen | Groundwater flow, gradual variation, analysis, computer simulation, real data processing, MODFLOW |
2008 | DC | Annual Base | Application of Spaciotemporal Informatics to Water Quality | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,900 | Pradeep Behera, Byunggu Yu | Water quality, Measurements, spaciotemporal Informatics, non-point source pollution |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | DWRC Information Transfer | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | James Sims, Maria Pautler | Outreach programs on water resources |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Assessing the Presence of Natural Hormones in Litter and Excreta from Broiler Chickens | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Alexandra Barnard, William Saylor | |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Water Quality and Bacterial Monitoring at Delaware Inland Bays Oyster Gardening Sites, Delaware | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Christen Dillard, Gulnihal Ozbay | water quality, bioindicators, oyster aquaculture |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | The Effect of Riparian Forested Corridors on Fish Biodiversity in Suburban and Agricultural Landscapes | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Erin Dilworth, Chris Williams | riparian zones, fish, biodiversity, nonpoint pollution |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Spatial and Temporal Integration of Pollution History in the Christina River Basin Using Sediment Cores from Bread and Cheese Island | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Cristina Fernandez | sediments, biogeochemistry, water supply, pollution |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Effects of Water Quality on Oyster Growth (Crassostrea virginica) in the Floating Oyster Aquaculture Gear in Delaware's Inland Bays | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Aaron Gibson, Gulnihal Ozbay | nonpoint pollution, oyster gardens, biofiltration |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Delaware Coastal Zone Act: Impact on Water Quality | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Erin McVey, Steven Hastings | environmental policies, coastal water quality, Delaware Coastal Zone Act |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Zero-valent Iron and Other Additives to Enhance Biofiltration of Water | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Rachael Vaicunas, Pei Chiu | safe drinking water, zero-valent iron, low cost technologies, developing countries |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Exploring Direct Contact Membrane Distillation (DCMD) as for Water Purification | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Caitlin Wilson, Steven Dentel | desalinization, drinking water, membrane distillation |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Direct Contact Membrane Distillation of Brackish and Contaminated Water Sources for Sourcing Potable Water | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Edwin Wong, Steven Dentel | drinking water, purification technologies, membrane distillation |
2008 | DE | Annual Base | Removal and Inactivation of Pathogenic Enteric Viruses and Parasites from Water Using Zero-valent Iron | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Adam Yoskowitz, Kalmia Kniel | food-borne illnesses, contaminated ground waters, water purification technologies, zero-valent iron |
2008 | FL | Annual Base | Sensitivity Analysis of South Florida Regional Modeling | Federal: $39,999 Non-Federal: $100,001 | Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Gregory Kiker | hydrology, assistantships, modelling, water quality, cooperative agreement, South West Florida Water Management District |
2008 | FL | Annual Base | Addition of Ecological Algorithms into the RSM Model | Federal: $20,001 Non-Federal: $49,999 | Gregory Kiker, Rafael Munoz-Carpena | Hydrology, Assistantships, South Florida Water Management District, Modeling, Water quality, Cooperative Agreement |
2008 | FL | Annual Base | Use of NEXRAD data to develop climatologically homogeneous rainfall areas for the South Florida Water Management District | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $17,000 | Henry Fuelberg | radar-derived precipitation, statistical analysis of precipitation |
2008 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $26,307 Non-Federal: $21,975 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | Information Transfer |
2008 | GA | Annual Base | Assessing the impacts of a major wildfire in the Okefenokee Swamp on mercury levels in resident macroinvertebrates | Federal: $36,000 Non-Federal: $72,002 | Darold Batzer, Darold Batzer | |
2008 | GA | Annual Base | Modeling Water Quality Changes in Aquifer Storage Recovery Systems | Federal: $18,375 Non-Federal: $36,783 | Aquifer storage recovery, modeling, water quality | |
2008 | GA | Annual Base | Tidal Streams: A Renewable Energy Source for Georgia | Federal: $18,264 Non-Federal: $39,965 | Kevin Haas, Hermann Fritz | tidal streams, energy, rivers |
2008 | GA | Annual Base | A Comprehensive Evaluation of the Mandatory Drought Responses in Georgia | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $37,373 | Susan Cozzens, Hyun Jung Park | drought, water conservation, performance, |
2008 | GA | Annual Base | GWRI Information Transfer Activities | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Aris Georgakakos | |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Guam Water Kids: An Educational Campaign for Children to Learn about Guams Water and How to Protect It. | Federal: $16,060 Non-Federal: $0 | Arretta Card, John Jocson | Water resources, aquifer, groundwater, surface water, watershed, teachers, students, Guam, hydrological cycle, saline contamination, non-source pollution, non-point pollution, conservation |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | A Field-based Simulation for Groundwater Education on Guam | Federal: $18,873 Non-Federal: $0 | Paul Wallace, John Jenson | Groundwater education, Field-based simulation, augmented reality games, teacher training |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Using Remote Sensing to Determine Changes in Soil Erosion and Sediment Loads from Guam Badlands | Federal: $21,161 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Yuming Wen | Badlands, Watershed Management, Sedimentation, Model Studies |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Spatial and Temporal Nitrate Variations in Groundwater from Southern Saipan | Federal: $29,900 Non-Federal: $0 | Derek Chambers, Heidi Yelin | Nitrate, Groundwater, Rainfall, Saipan |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Development of Sub-Region Water Production for the Saipan Water Distribution System Model and Exploration of Scenarios for Optimal Operation | Federal: $25,816 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Water Production Data, Water Demand, Distribution Systems, Model Studies |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Heavy Metals in Biotic Components from Saipan Lagoon with Emphasis on Nearshore Areas Impacted by Stormwater and Wastewater Discharges | Federal: $34,534 Non-Federal: $0 | John Starmer, Gary Denton, Harold Wood | Freshwater Discharges, Saipan, Pollution Monitoring, Heavy Metals, Bio-indicators |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Watershed Management for Pohnpei Island in the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $35,273 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz, Mark Lander | Watershed Management, Sedimentation, Land Use, Rivers |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Groundwater Resources Management Training | Federal: $32,204 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Atoll Island Groundwater Model |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Water System Operation and Maintenance Training for Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Island | Federal: $14,787 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Resources, Training, Education, Operations and Maintenance |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $22,802 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Information Management | Federal: $1,800 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Rainfall Data, Climate, Water Resources Management |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Comprehensive Survey of the Current State, Infrastructure, and Usage of Freshwater Resources on Low Islands of Pohnpei State, Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $17,845 Non-Federal: $0 | Danko Taborosi, John Jenson | Micronesia, low islands, atolls, islets, reef islands, coral islands, groundwater, rainwater catchment, water storage tanks, water quality, water supply, water use, typhoons, floods, saltwater intrusion, hydrology, hydrogeology, waste disposal, burial practices, pit toilets, piggeries, traditional agriculture, traditional resource management, taro patches |
2008 | GU | Annual Base | Baseline Study of Coastal Discharge of Groundwater on Guam | Federal: $20,632 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Groundwater discharge, Groundwater quality, |
2008 | HI | Annual Base | Improving Water Resource Assessment in Hawai`i by Using LiDAR Measurements of Canopy Structure to Estimate Rainfall Interception | Federal: $20,987 Non-Federal: $43,242 | Thomas Giambelluca | Interception, LiDAR, tropical forest |
2008 | HI | Annual Base | Integrated Management of Multiple Aquifers in the Face of Climate Change | Federal: $20,525 Non-Federal: $34,742 | James Roumasset | (integrated) water system management, demand management, efficiency pricing, dynamic optimization, consumer welfare, marginal user cost, climate change |
2008 | HI | Annual Base | Determination of the Relationship between Biodiversity and Trophic Status of Wahiawa Reservoir | Federal: $16,856 Non-Federal: $42,055 | Tao Yan, Clark Liu | Bidiversity, eutrophiation, assessment, prediction |
2008 | HI | Annual Base | Modeling of Humidification-Dehumidification (HDH) Seawater Desalination Systems Driven by Solar Energy | Federal: $58,905 Non-Federal: $101,424 | Weilin Qu | freshwater supply, seawater desalination, humidification-dehumidification |
2008 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $6,505 Non-Federal: $11,470 | Philip Moravcik | technology transfer, outreach, public information, information dissemination |
2008 | IA | Annual Base | Biomass Harvest and Nutrient Management Systems Impacts on Water Quality. | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $122,976 | Antonio P. Mallarino, Matthew Helmers | Phosphorus runoff, Nitrate leaching, Water Quality |
2008 | IA | Annual Base | Urban resident education integrating investigations of non-point source pollution in groundwater and public perceptions/technical understanding | Federal: $21,456 Non-Federal: $42,967 | Mimi Wagner, William Simpkins, Mimi Wagner | groundwater monitoring, urban hydrologic systems, resident education |
2008 | IA | Annual Base | Development of Explicit Margin of Safety Methodology for Sediment TMDLs | Federal: $17,353 Non-Federal: $35,435 | Amy Kaleita, James Newman | Uncertainty Analysis, sediment, erosion models, TMDL |
2008 | IA | Annual Base | Information Transfer Project | Federal: $10,077 Non-Federal: $0 | Richard Cruse, Hillary Olson | Conference, poster symposia, newsletters |
2008 | ID | Annual Base | Developing Tools to Minimize Jurisdictional Barriers to Achievement of Fishery and Water Resoures Goals in Lapwai Creek, Idaho | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | Brian Kennedy, Barbara Cosens | Jurisdictional Barriers; Water Resources; Fisheries; Tribe |
2008 | ID | Annual Base | Investigating Mechanisms by Which Long Distance Circulation (LDC) Enhances Surface Water Quality | Federal: $40,064 Non-Federal: $80,128 | Frank Wilhelm | Harmful Algal Blooms, Water Quality, Long Distance Circulation, Enclosure Experiments |
2008 | ID | Annual Base | Regional Economic Demand for Irrigation Water in Idaho's Eastern Snake River Plain | Federal: $18,120 Non-Federal: $36,240 | Garth Taylor, Levan Elbakidze | Irrigation water demand functions, water production functions, evapotranspiration production functions, water economics |
2008 | ID | Annual Base | Climate Change Impacts on the Snake River Plain's Surface & Ground Water Resources | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | Russell Qualls | Snowmelt Runoff Modeling, Climate Change Scenario, Water Distribution, Doctrine of Prior Appropriations, Agriculture, Irrigation, Evapotranspiration, Groundwater Recharge |
2008 | IL | Annual Base | Information Transfer to Illinois Constituents | Federal: $10,970 Non-Federal: $2,775 | Richard E. Warner | newsletter, website, conference |
2008 | IN | Annual Base | Poly Tanks on Farms and Businesses: Preventing Catastrophic Failures | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $65,116 | Fred Whitford | Poly tanks, transportation, spills, pollution, contamination, pesticides, fertilizer, water quality, storage |
2008 | IN | Annual Base | Wireless Monitoring of the Wabash River | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,004 | Chad Jafvert | Remote Sensing, Streams, Rivers, Undergraduate Education |
2008 | IN | Annual Base | New Rural Home Buyer Septic System Extension Bulletin Series | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $21,132 | Brad Lee | Septic systems, Soils, Pollution, Groundwater, Water quality |
2008 | IN | Annual Base | Hydrological Controls on Nitrate and Carbon Delivery to Streams in Artificially Drained Landscapes of the Midwest | Federal: $14,992 Non-Federal: $31,458 | Philippe Vidon, Philippe Vidon | Nitrate, Carbon, Tile drain, Matrix flow, Overland flow, Macropore flow |
2008 | IN | Annual Base | Environmental Implications of Manufactured Nanomaterial: Nanosilver | Federal: $25,578 Non-Federal: $13,428 | Ronald Turco | Soil, Groundwater, Manufactured nanomaterials: Nanosilver, Ecological risk, Indicators, Environmental microbiology |
2008 | KS | Annual Base | An Analysis of Sedimentation Reduction Strategies for Tuttle Creek Lake | Federal: $89,433 Non-Federal: $138,495 | Kyle Mankin | Tuttle Creek Lake, Decision Support System, SWAT, Economic Analysis Reservoir Sedimentation, Dredging |
2008 | KS | Annual Base | Water and the Future of Kansas Conference | Federal: $18,587 Non-Federal: $61,775 | William Hargrove | |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluation of short-term soil and nutrient loss following a prescribed burn in the Crooked Creek watershed | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Mike Kemp, Andy Kellie | erosion, nutrient transport, forest management |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | The effect of clay mineralogy on the infiltration capacity of grass lawns | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $14,046 | Samuel Boateng | soil moisture, soil texture, stormwater runoff |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | Development of a composite sediment transport model applicable to watersheds in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,503 | James Fox | erosion, streambanks, in-stream storage |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | Comparison of eastern hemlock and hardwood dominated forest stream assemblages | Federal: $3,181 Non-Federal: $8,551 | Sherry Harrel | aquatic diversity, fish, macroinvertebrates |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | A comparison of methods for measuring suspended sediment and discharge in wadeable streams | Federal: $3,899 Non-Federal: $8,298 | Christine McMichael, Steven Reid | sediment load, discharge measurement, monitoring activities |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluating carbon pool patterns in agricultural and forested streams along Kentucky Lake | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,002 | Iin Handayani | riparian, sediment, stream ecosystems |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | Identification of human and animal fecal sources in central Kentucky watersheds by PCR of 16sDNA markers from host specific fecal anaerobes | Federal: $4,977 Non-Federal: $10,047 | Gail Brion, Alan Fryar | microbial source tracking, Bacteriodes, polymerase chain reaction |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | Inventory and assessment of combined sewer overflow discharges within Kentucky communities | Federal: $22,500 Non-Federal: $45,021 | Lindell Ormsbee | pathogens, disinfection, CSO |
2008 | KY | Annual Base | Kentucky Information Transfer Activities | Federal: $35,374 Non-Federal: $63,394 | Lindell Ormsbee, Anna Hoover, Jim Kipp | symposium, Internet |
2008 | LA | Annual Base | 2008 Louisiana Water Symposia | Federal: $18,410 Non-Federal: $36,822 | John Pardue, Nedra Korevec | Information transfer, environmental infrastructure, coastal communities, water and wastewater treatment |
2008 | LA | Annual Base | Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) Laboratory Experiments on Saltwater Encroachment Tracking and Modeling in Saturated Heterogeneous Sediment | Federal: $16,500 Non-Federal: $33,002 | Frank Tsai | Resistivity, Tomography, Geophysics, Saltwater Encroachment, Aquifer, Subsurface, Modeling, Optimization |
2008 | LA | Annual Base | Uncertainty-based TMDL Calculations for Dissolved Oxygen in Amite River | Federal: $16,245 Non-Federal: $32,490 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Uncertainty, Dissolved Oxygen, Streams, TMDL |
2008 | LA | Annual Base | Field Monitoring of Environmental Contaminants of Toxic Metals in Lake Pontchartrain and Ground Water | Federal: $33,592 Non-Federal: $71,080 | Ju Chou | Field analysis, toxic metals, surface water, portable instrument |
2008 | MA | Annual Base | Estimation of Climatic and Anthropogenic Influences on Freshwater Availability | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Richard Vogel, Yushiou Tsai | Sensitivity analysis, streamflow elasticity, fresh water scarcity, drought |
2008 | MA | Annual Base | Quantifying Sediment Transport in Red Brook, Wareham, Massachusetts: Impacts of Dam Removal | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $75,948 | Ellen Douglas, Allen Gontz, Steven Kichefski | sediment transport, geomorphology, hydrology, sediment management, water quality |
2008 | MA | Annual Base | Toxicity of carbon nanotubes to the activated sludge process: protective ability of extracellular polymeric substances | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,492 | Xiaoqi (Jackie) Zhang, Lauren Luongo | Activated sludge, Carbon nanotubes, Extracellular polymeric substances, Respiration inhibition, Toxicity |
2008 | MA | Annual Base | Characterization of wastewater effluent from Western Massachusetts publicly owned treatment works using metaproteomic analysis | Federal: $9,958 Non-Federal: $20,084 | Chul Park | wastewater, BOD, proteomics, effluent, organic matter, POTW |
2008 | MA | Annual Base | Environmental Analyses Support | Federal: $6,106 Non-Federal: $5,302 | Paula Rees, Marie-Francoise Hatte | water quality analyses |
2008 | MA | Annual Base | Water Conference 2008 | Federal: $23,664 Non-Federal: $24,910 | Paula Rees, Marie-Francoise Hatte | Conference Water Resources |
2008 | MD | Annual Base | The biodiversity effect: Do plant species mixtures perform better than monocultures in runoff treatment wetlands? | Federal: $30,899 Non-Federal: $63,146 | Andrew Baldwin | agricultural and urban runoff, non-point source pollution, treatment wetlands, plant biodiversity |
2008 | MD | Annual Base | Microbial nitrogen sequestration in detrital-based streams of the Chesapeake Bay watershed under stress from road-salt runoff. | Federal: $29,857 Non-Federal: $59,715 | Christopher Swan | road salt deicer, runoff, streams, invertebrates, nitrogen sequestration |
2008 | MD | Annual Base | Summer Fellowship: Integrated experimental and mathematical evaluation to improve the fate of the tetrachloroethene at contaminated sites | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Allen Davis, Allen Davis | groundwater, bioremediation, chlorinated solvents |
2008 | MD | Annual Base | Summer Fellowship: Investigating the Fate and Persistence of dichloroacetamide herbacide safeners in model environmental systems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Allen Davis | herbacides, agriculture, endocrine disruptors |
2008 | MD | Annual Base | How Can Maryland Agriculture and the Bay Coexist? | Federal: $7,624 Non-Federal: $15,248 | Allen Davis, Philip Kearney | |
2008 | ME | Annual Base | Development of a non-lethal biomarker of contaminant exposure for threatened and endangered fish species. | Federal: $6,083 Non-Federal: $61,641 | Rebecca Van Beneden, Adria Elskus, Brian Perkins | bioindicators, organic compounds, pollutants, rivers, streams, synthetic organics, toxic substances, trace organics, water quality, water quality monitoring |
2008 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer | Federal: $26,183 Non-Federal: $35,808 | John Peckenham | Education, Outreach |
2008 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,346 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Water Quantity, Watershed Management; Macroinvertebrates; Wetlands; Monitoring; Interactive Web-based Systems; Exotic Species |
2008 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $27,335 Non-Federal: $57,066 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Use, Water Quantity, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2008 | MI | Annual Base | The returns on investments in the establishment of riparian buffers for water quality remediation in Michigan's inland lakes | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $34,015 | Kendra Cheruvelil, Daniel Kramer | water quality, economic, hedonic valuation, property values, cost, riparian buffers, property values |
2008 | MI | Annual Base | Water Use and Water Demand by Self-supplied Residential Water Users in Michigan | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $32,054 | Patricia Norris, Saichon Seedang, Mary Thompson | Groundwater use, water demand, self-supplied water use |
2008 | MI | Annual Base | Prospectus for Developing an Innovation Clearinghouse for Next Generation Water and Wastewater Utilities | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $22,189 | Janice Beecher, Ruth Kline-Robach, Saichon Seedang | Water and Wastewater Utilities |
2008 | MN | Annual Base | Integrating Biological Data into TMDL Assessments: Refining a Model to Determine Biologically Meaningful Target Levels for Dissolved Oxygen | Federal: $24,735 Non-Federal: $48,361 | Leonard Ferrington Jr. | TMDL, species thermal preferenda, Chironomidae, percentage affected fraction, species sensitivities distributions, dissolved Oxygen, modeling, emergence. |
2008 | MN | Annual Base | The Cultivation, Characterization, and Detection of Bacteria that Biodegrade Haloacetic Acids in Drinking Water Distribution Systems | Federal: $80,000 Non-Federal: $193,980 | Raymond Hozalski, Timothy LaPara | Haloacetic acids, Biodegradation |
2008 | MN | Annual Base | Enhanced Degradation of Stormwater Petrochemicals within the Rhizosphere of Raingarden Bioretention Cells | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $14,235 | Paige Novak | Alternative Stormwater Management, Raingardens, Phytoremediation, Biodegradation, Low-Impact Development |
2008 | MS | Annual Base | A Continuation of Climatological and Cultural Influences on Annual Groundwater Decline in the Mississippi Delta Shallow Alluvial Aquifer: Modeling Potential Solutions (Year Two) | Federal: $18,304 Non-Federal: $70,504 | Charles Wax, Joseph Massey, Jonathan Pote | Delta alluvial aquifer irrigation uses, surface and groundwater management |
2008 | MS | Annual Base | Multi-scale Evaluation and Analysis of Precipitation Patterns over the Mississippi Delta | Federal: $12,658 Non-Federal: $40,650 | Jamie Dyer | watershed management, water resources development |
2008 | MS | Annual Base | Monitoring and Modeling Water Pollution in Mississippi Lakes | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,110 | Cristiane Surbeck | Water quality, contaminant transport mechanisms, water quality management, fecal indicator bacteria, recreational lakes |
2008 | MS | Annual Base | Watershed Assessment and Education | Federal: $30,240 Non-Federal: $67,410 | Maifan Silitonga | Water quality, watershed management, water quality management, and surface water |
2008 | MT | Annual Base | The Importance of Ecologically Connected Streams to the Biological Diversity of Watersheds: a case study in the St. Regis River subbasin, Montana | Federal: $13,860 Non-Federal: $27,720 | Winsor Lowe | Clean Water Act, connectivity, ecosystem indicator, headwater streams, roads, salamanders, timber harvest |
2008 | MT | Annual Base | Modeling the Potential for Transport of Contaminated Sediment | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $34,386 | Joel Cahoon | mine-impacted wetlands, groundwater-surface water interactions, erosive hazard potential, floods |
2008 | MT | Annual Base | Evolution of channel morphology and aquatic habitat in the Middle Clark Fork River following removal of Milltown Dam | Federal: $31,636 Non-Federal: $63,512 | Andrew Wilcox, Andrew Wilcox | Sediment transport, dam removal, fine sediment, infiltration, aquatic habitat, channel morphology |
2008 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: How susceptible to chlorine disinfection are detached biofilm particles? | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Sabrina Benhke | detached biofilms, disinfection |
2008 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: The Consequences of Introgressive Hybridization: Implications for Westslope Cutthroat Trout Conservation | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Matt Corsi | invasive species, Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi, Oncorhynchus mykiss, hybridization, cutthroat trout, rainbow trout |
2008 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Predictive Modeling of Snowmelt and the Hydrologic Response: | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Tyler Smith | snowmelt, snowpack, hydrology, modeling, watershed, runoff |
2008 | MT | Annual Base | Statewide Education and Outreach | Federal: $29,201 Non-Federal: $9,388 | Steve Guettermann | hydrology, surface water, groundwater, NPS, geochemical processes, invasive species, toxic substances |
2008 | NC | Annual Base | Development of an Analytical Method for Taste and Odor Compounds and Application to NC Drinking Water Sources and Finished Waters | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $80,780 | Detlef Knappe | Algae, cyanobacteria, distribution system, taste and odor, water quality monitoring, water treatment |
2008 | NC | Annual Base | Development of the Semi-Empirical Ammonia Deposition and Emission (SEADE) Model for Application to North Carolina Coastal Watersheds | Federal: $26,004 Non-Federal: $59,714 | Wayne Robarge, Robert Austin, John Walker | Atmospheric models, animal waste, microclimatology, nutrients, models |
2008 | NC | Annual Base | Improved Drought Management Strategies for the Triangle Area Utilizing Climate Imformation based Probabilistic Streamflow Forecasts | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $56,674 | Sankarasubramanian Arumugam | Hydroclimatology, Hydrological Forecasting, Watershed Management, Risk Analysis, Climate Decision Models, Flood Control, Multi-Objective Planning, Optimization, Reservoir Modiling, Systems Analysis |
2008 | NC | Annual Base | NC WRRI Information Technology Transfer | Federal: $4,914 Non-Federal: $26,398 | Kelly Porter | |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Rapid and Sensitive Determination of Bacteria in Water using Nanoparticles | Federal: $14,800 Non-Federal: $29,600 | Julia Xiaojun Zhao | Flourescent nanoparticle , Bacteria detection, Distribution Systems |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Modification of Iron Nanoparticles by Amphiphilic Polysiloxane Graft Copolymer for Arsenic, TCE, and RDX Remediation | Federal: $9,000 Non-Federal: $18,000 | Achintya Bezbaruah, Bret Chisholm | Arsenic, TCE and RDX remediation, Iron nanoparticles, Graft Co-polymer |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Selected Pesticide Remediation with Iron Nanoparticles: Modeling and Barrier Applications | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Iron nanoparticles, Treatment, Herbicides, Groundwater remediation |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Development of GAC-NZVI Adsorbent for Arsenic Removal | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | Wei Lin | Adsorbent, Non Zero Valent Iron, Arsenic Removal |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Ion imprinted polymer for Removal and Monitoring of Arsenic | Federal: $10,700 Non-Federal: $21,400 | Achintya Bezbaruah, Bret Chisholm | Arsenic Monitoring, Arsenic Sensor, Iron imprinted polymer |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Chemical Fingerprinting of Sediments and Water of the Souris River for Identification of Diffuse Pollution Sources | Federal: $10,700 Non-Federal: $21,400 | Marinus Otte | Chemical Fingerprinting, Sediment transport in watersheds, Diffuse Pollution, Tracing sediment sources of pollutants |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Interactions between Microorganisms and Metal Nanoparticles: A new approach for groundwater remediation | Federal: $7,600 Non-Federal: $15,200 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Metal nanoparticles, Groundwater remediation, Encapsulation, Microorganism-metal system, Alginate |
2008 | ND | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Communication | Federal: $10,014 Non-Federal: $20,028 | G. Padmanabhan | |
2008 | NE | Annual Base | How Water Resources Limit and/or Promote Residential Housing Developments in Douglas County | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $90,000 | Steven Shultz | hedonic valuation method, floodplains lake views |
2008 | NE | Annual Base | Fate of microcontaminants in streams augmented by wastewater treatment plant effluent use | Federal: $31,600 Non-Federal: $63,524 | Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, Daniel Snow | microcontaminants, effluent, fate, transport |
2008 | NE | Annual Base | Geographic trends in contamination of Nebraskas surface waters as indexed by sex steroids of common carp | Federal: $28,880 Non-Federal: $58,198 | Kevin Pope, Alan Kolok, Daniel Snow | steroidogenic contaminants, lentic systems, fish |
2008 | NE | Annual Base | Satellite-based Energy Balance to Assess Riparian Water Use | Federal: $19,995 Non-Federal: $40,044 | Ayse Irmak, Gary Hergert, Sunil Narumalani, Donald Rundquist, Gary Stone | evapotranspiration, remote sensing, metric, energy balance, invasive species |
2008 | NE | Annual Base | Information Transfer Plan/Water Education | Federal: $146,189 Non-Federal: $176,389 | Kyle Hoagland, Steven Ress | |
2008 | NH | Annual Base | Urbanization Impacts on NH Streamwater Thermal Loading | Federal: $30,725 Non-Federal: $64,734 | Jennifer Jacobs, Thomas Ballestero, Robert Roseen | |
2008 | NH | Annual Base | The role of landscape controls on stream chemistry variability and inorganic aluminum mobilization in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. | Federal: $19,569 Non-Federal: $40,961 | Kevin McGuire, Scott Bailey, Christian Doogan, Robert Estabrook, Steve Kahl | stream chemistry, regional scaling, inorganic monomeric aluminum |
2008 | NH | Annual Base | New Hampshire WRRC Information Transfer | Federal: $234,423 Non-Federal: $260,532 | William McDowell | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | Volatilization of PCBs from the Tappan Zee region of the Hudson River | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $59,516 | Lisa Rodenburg, Robert Miskewitz | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | Process-based modeling of nitrogen removal dynamics in brownfield and intact remnant wetland systems | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,800 | Monica Palta, Joan Ehrenfeld | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | PBDEs and Other Brominated Compounds in a Bioreactor Landfill | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,503 | Jennifer Loudon, Donna E. Fennell | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $5,235 Non-Federal: $11,103 | Joan Ehrenfeld, Lisa Galloway Evrard | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | Microbial Mobilization of Arsenic and Selenium Oxyanions in Subsurface Aquifers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,038 | Ines Rauschenbach, Max Haggblom | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | Micro Scale Solid Phase Extraction using Carbon Nanotubes for Rapid Detection of Organic Pollutants in Water Resources | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,745 | Ornthida Sae-Khow, Somenath Mitra | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | Cranberry Farms' Habitat Function in the Wetland System of the New Jersey Pine Barrens | Federal: $4,700 Non-Federal: $12,050 | Ai Wen, David Ehrenfeld | |
2008 | NJ | Annual Base | Identifying the source of excess fine-grained sediments in New Jersey rivers using radionuclides | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $49,376 | Joshua Galster, Kirk Barrett | |
2008 | NM | Annual Base | Utilization of Saline and Other Impaired Waters for Turfgrass Irrigation (Leinauer) | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $13,530 | Bernhard Leinauer, Ryan Goss | saline water, turfgrass irrigation, impaired waters |
2008 | NM | Annual Base | Estimating Water Use through Satellite Remote Sensing (Bleiweiss) | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $13,530 | Max Bleiweiss, Zohrab Samani, Rhonda Skaggs | remote sensing, Lower Rio Grande, water use |
2008 | NV | Annual Base | Soil Heterogeneity and Moisture Distribution Due to Rainfall Events in Vegetated Desert Areas: Potential Impact on Soil Recharge and Ecosystems | Federal: $21,492 Non-Federal: $42,982 | Michael Young, Li Chen | spatial variability, groundwater recharge, soil hydraulic properties, soil recharge, ecosystems, soils development, plant water availability |
2008 | NV | Annual Base | Flood Warning System for the Clark County Wetlands Park | Federal: $33,236 Non-Federal: $66,472 | Thomas Piechota | flooding, decisions support system, hydrologic modeling, hydraulic modeling |
2008 | NV | Annual Base | Microbial and Phytoplankton Impacts on Endocrine Disrupting Contaminants: | Federal: $26,508 Non-Federal: $52,502 | Duane Moser | bacteria, estrogen, endocrine disruptors, Lake Mead, wastewater |
2008 | NV | Annual Base | Quagga Mussel Invasion in Lake Mead: Ecological Impact and Containment | Federal: $46,616 Non-Federal: $94,227 | Kumud Acharya, Charalambos Papelis, Mark Stone | Lake Mead, Invasive Species, Quagga Mussels, Water Quality, Containment |
2008 | NV | Annual Base | Estimation of Spatio-Temporal Statistics of Precipitation and Snow-Water Equivalent in the Truckee River Watershed | Federal: $34,177 Non-Federal: $68,699 | Rina Schumer, Anna Knust | water supply management, precipitation, snow water equivalent, precipitation-runoff modeling |
2008 | NV | Annual Base | Uncertainty and Sensitivity of Ground-Water Discharge Estimates for the Shrublands in the Great Basin Area | Federal: $17,834 Non-Federal: $35,800 | Jianting Zhu | Ground-water discharge, Evapotranspiration, Uncertainty, Water budget |
2008 | NY | Annual Base | Multimedia modeling of regional variation of nitrogen sources in the Hudson River Watershed | Federal: $19,999 Non-Federal: $25,100 | Robert Howarth | Land use changes, atmospheric deposition of N, climate change, modeling |
2008 | NY | Annual Base | Evaluation of sediment sources in the Hudson River Watershed | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $27,450 | Todd Walter | Sediment transport processes, land use patterns, erosion control strategies, runoff |
2008 | NY | Annual Base | Application of stream landscape theory for the restoration of Hudson Valley Watersheds | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $12,500 | Mark Bain | Protecting stream habitat, quality of aquatic life, stream landscapes |
2008 | OH | Annual Base | Competitive Learning to Develop a Biomarker Forecasting Tool for Classifying Recreational Water Quality | Federal: $28,248 Non-Federal: $56,496 | Dominic Boccelli | water quality, recreational management, non point pollution, neural networks, microbial |
2008 | OH | Annual Base | Bioremediation of heavy metals using the genetically engineered bacterium Caulobacter crescentus | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $52,970 | Zhaohui Xu, Robert McKay | heavy metals, bioremediation, genetic engineering |
2008 | OH | Annual Base | Observations of River Topography and Flow Around Bridges | Federal: $32,391 Non-Federal: $64,793 | Thomas Lippmann | river topography around bridges, hydrographic surveying, bridge scour, river flow |
2008 | OK | Annual Base | Evaluation of Water Use Monitoring by Remote Sensing ET Estimation Methods | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $53,478 | Yang Hong, Baxter Vieux | ET, Remote Sensing, Irrigation, Water Use |
2008 | OK | Annual Base | Decision Support Model for Evaluating Alternative Water Supply Infrastructure Scenarios | Federal: $49,878 Non-Federal: $98,996 | Brian Whitacre, Dee Ann Sanders, Arthur Stoecker | Decision Support, Regionalization, Planning, Modeling |
2008 | OK | Annual Base | An Assessment of Environmental Flows for Oklahoma | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,000 | Don Turton, William Fisher | stream classification, hydrologic indices, modeling eco-hydrology |
2008 | OK | Annual Base | OWRRI Information Transfer Project | Federal: $6,696 Non-Federal: $27,203 | Will Focht , Mike Langston | Outreach, Information Transfer, |
2008 | OR | Annual Base | Water Reuse in Corvallis, Oregon: | Federal: $12,508 Non-Federal: $26,148 | Brent Steel | water reuse, reclaimed water, recycled water, |
2008 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $14,997 Non-Federal: $27,301 | Todd Jarvis | Outreach, Public Participation, Education and Training |
2008 | OR | Annual Base | Effects of sediment barrier removal on geomorphic complexity and habitat | Federal: $9,121 Non-Federal: $42,309 | Desiree Tullos | culvert replacement, barrier removal, habitat, |
2008 | OR | Annual Base | The Influence of Sediment Deposition on the Emergence Success of Juvenile Salmonids | Federal: $24,348 Non-Federal: $63,068 | Stephen Lancaster | salmon habitat, sedimentation, cumulative watershed effects |
2008 | OR | Annual Base | The Rock Creek Sustainability Initiative | Federal: $26,593 Non-Federal: $94,323 | Elaine Hallmark | adaptive governance, collaborative policy development, |
2008 | OR | Annual Base | An exploration of groundwater rights and community-based action in Umatilla County | Federal: $14,442 Non-Federal: $28,964 | Jon Lewis | documentary, groundwater, communication, |
2008 | PA | Annual Base | Mercury in Pennsylvania Forest Streams: Do Hotspots Exist? | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,024 | Elizabeth Boyer, David DeWalle | mercury, watershed, water quality, atmospheric deposition, forest, streamflow |
2008 | PA | Annual Base | Controls on nitrogen and phosphorous transport and fate in northern Appalachian streams | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,690 | Mike Gooseff | stream nutrient cycling; groundwater-surface water exchange; hyporpheic zone |
2008 | PA | Annual Base | Seeing into the subsurface: Detecting and visualizing preferential flow in situ using innovative approaches | Federal: $19,546 Non-Federal: $46,405 | Henry Lin | preferential flow, subsurface flow network, flow visualization, ground penetrating radar |
2008 | PA | Annual Base | Impact of infiltrating runoff on groundwater recharge quality | Federal: $19,923 Non-Federal: $39,936 | Mira Olson | infiltration, bacteria, stormwater |
2008 | PR | Annual Base | OPEN PIT QUARRY RESTORATION TO BIO-VIABLE LAND | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $87,706 | Sangchul Hwang | Resource Development, Plant Growth, Water Quality |
2008 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Water Technology for Rhode Island | Federal: $17,187 Non-Federal: $34,526 | Harold Knickle | |
2008 | RI | Annual Base | Long-term, state-wide analysis of the relationship between water quality and demographic changes in the state of Rhode Island | Federal: $14,669 Non-Federal: $29,384 | Laura Meyerson, Frederick Meyerson | Freshwater resouces, demographic change, water quality, land use planning, interdisciplinary research |
2008 | RI | Annual Base | Utilization of Silver Nanoparticles as Chlorine-free Biocide for Water Treatment | Federal: $16,771 Non-Federal: $33,548 | Vinka Oyanedel-Craver | |
2008 | SC | Annual Base | Assessing suspended sediment transport potential and supply in an urbanizing coastal plains stream | Federal: $31,465 Non-Federal: $75,983 | Anand Jayakaran, Susan Libes | Modeling, stream management, suspended sediemnt transport, HEC-RAS, BMP, fecal coliforms |
2008 | SC | Annual Base | Improved Early Detection Methods for Microcystin-Producing Cyanobacteria | Federal: $33,814 Non-Federal: $68,342 | Alan Johnson, Yanru Yang | Algal toxins, blue-green algae, cyanobacteria, cyanotoxins, decision analysis, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, ELISA, harmful algal blooms, microcystin, molecular genetics, monitoring, polymerase chain reaction, PCR, reverse-transcriptase ploymerase chain reaction, RT-PCR, risk assessment |
2008 | SD | Annual Base | Thermal Stability of Limestone Waste for Recycling after Arsenic Removal from Drinking Water | Federal: $24,934 Non-Federal: $49,870 | Arden Davis, David Dixon, Marion Hansen | Arsenic; arsenic removal; drinking water; recycling; cement; disposal |
2008 | SD | Annual Base | Development of a Decision Support System for Water Resources Management of Shallow Glacial Alluvial Aquifers: A Laboratory Proof of Concept Study | Federal: $54,785 Non-Federal: $116,689 | Suzette Burckhard, Patrick Emmons | Water quality, nutrient transport, water availability |
2008 | SD | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $45,276 Non-Federal: $83,993 | Van Kelley, David German | Public outreach, Agency interaction, Adult education, Youth education |
2008 | SD | Annual Base | Simulating the Soil Erosion from Land Removed from CRP | Federal: $31,710 Non-Federal: $64,747 | Todd Trooien, David Clay, Dennis Todey | runoff, soil erosion, models |
2008 | SD | Annual Base | Determining Soil Moisture and Temperature Condition Effects on Potential Run-Off for Cold Season Manure Application | Federal: $37,594 Non-Federal: $74,804 | Dennis Todey, David German | Water quality, manure application, soil temperatures, soil moisture, risk assessment |
2008 | TN | Annual Base | Effect of Wastewater Strength on Soil Physical Properties when using Subsurface Drip Irrigation | Federal: $75,000 Non-Federal: $162,664 | John Buchanan | Drip Dispersal, Domestic Wastewater, Decentralized Wastewater Management |
2008 | TN | Annual Base | A Survey of Bank Erosion in Beaver Creek, Knox County, Tennessee: Correlations of Channel Stability with Force and Resistance Variables | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,246 | Qiang He, John Schwartz | Bank Erosion, Channel Stability, TMDL's, Siltation, Urbanization, Stream Restoration, Water Quality |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Economic Impacts of Biological Control of Arundo donax in the Rio Grande Basin | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,246 | Emily Seawright, John Goolsby, Ron Lacewell, M Rister, Allen Sturdivant | Arundo donax, Giant Reed |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Uncertainty Analysis of Recharge to the Edwards Aquifer using Bayesian Model Averaging Scheme | Federal: $4,890 Non-Federal: $10,012 | Champa Joshi, Binayak Mohanty | Edwards Aquifer, Recharge, Bayesian model averaging (BMA) scheme |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Effect of grid sizes as subbasins on SWAT model hydrologic and water quality predictions | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $16,962 | Sivarajah Mylevaganam, Raghavan Srinivasan | SWAT, Hydrologic Response Units, POME, Hydrological Model |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Uncertainty Analysis of a Statistical Model for Pathogen Contamination Assessment in Two Texas River Basins | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,519 | Deepti Puri, R Karhikeyan | E. coli, Spatial Analysis, SPARROW, TMDL |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Development of Library-Independent Bacterial Source Tracking Markers for Species-Specific Discrimination of Deer and Cattle Fecal Contamination in Surface Waters | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $19,000 | Emily Martin, Terry Gentry | Bacterial Source Tracking, Bacteroides, Molecular Marker, Deer |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Mitigating demand for irrigated water used in agriculture by genetically enhancing crop plants to be productive in minimal water conditions. | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $19,008 | Kranthi Mandadi, Thomas McKnight | : Drought; Stomata; Biotechnology |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Using SWAT to Compare Planning Methods for Neighborhoods: Case Study of Stormwater in The Woodlands, Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $19,623 | Bo Yang, Ming-Han Li | GIS, Flood Control, Water Quality, Soil Permeability, Urban Planning, Ecological Planning |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | An Environmental Flows Information System for Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,080 | Eric Hersh, David Maidment | environmental flows, information systems, data models, hydrology, hydraulics, geomorphology, water quality, biology, climatology. |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Microbial Source Tracking in Drinking Water from Rainwater Harvesting | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Brigit Afshar, Mary Kirisits | Microbial source tracking, drinking water, rainwater harvesting, Bacteroides, fecal contamination |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Ecohydrology and ecophysiology of Arundo donax (giant reed) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,549 | David Watts, Georgianne Moore | Arundo, giant reed, carrizo cane, water use |
2008 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $69,878 Non-Federal: $88,920 | Rosemary Payton, Danielle Supercinski, Jaclyn Tech, Cecilia Wagner, Kathy Wythe | |
2008 | UT | Annual Base | Information Transfer in Support of the Utah Center for Water Resources Research | Federal: $7,305 Non-Federal: $9,433 | R. Ivonne Harris | Outreach, Publications, Web Page Development |
2008 | UT | Annual Base | Increasing Data Accuracy, Reliability, Accessibility, and Understandability to Improve Basin-Wide Water Resources Decision Making | Federal: $15,046 Non-Federal: $49,827 | Blake Tullis, Steven Barfuss, Mac McKee, Gary Merkley | Flow Measurement, Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems |
2008 | UT | Annual Base | Low-Level Outlet Works Air Vent Sizing Requirements for Small to Medium Size Dams | Federal: $12,604 Non-Federal: $32,603 | Blake Tullis, Steven Barfuss | Air Venting, Low-Level Oulet Works, Cavitation, Dam Safety |
2008 | UT | Annual Base | Basin-Scale Internal Waves Within the South Arm of the Great Salt Lake | Federal: $33,655 Non-Federal: $60,715 | Robert Spall | Lake Hydrodynamics, Modeling, Seiching |
2008 | VI | Annual Base | Water Quality in Virgin Islands Rain Water Collection Cisterns. | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Thomas Archibald, Stanley Latesky | cistern, water quality, trace metals, PAH, hydrocarbons. |
2008 | VI | Annual Base | Use of Wetland Plants to Manage Nitrate Levels in a Biofloc Fish Production System | Federal: $38,314 Non-Federal: $0 | Donald Bailey, Jason Danaher | tilapia, nitrate, wetland plants, |
2008 | VI | Annual Base | A Comparative Analysis of St. Croix's Waterways | Federal: $33,964 Non-Federal: $0 | Brian Daley | GIS, Landsat, Land cover, Change analysis, soil test, soil permeability, |
2008 | VI | Annual Base | Virgin Islands Water Resources Map Study | Federal: $40,228 Non-Federal: $0 | Stevie Henry | sediment, St. Thomas, St. Croix, development permit |
2008 | VI | Annual Base | Let's Talk Water! Water Voices From Around the World | Federal: $8,715 Non-Federal: $0 | Lydia Harris | Climate change |
2008 | VT | Annual Base | Treatment Solutions to Reduce Nutrient and Bacterial Inputs to Lake Champlain at Shelburne Farms | Federal: $26,629 Non-Federal: $137,562 | Sarah Lovell, Alan Mcintosh | Livestock waste, agriculture, phosphorus, E. coli |
2008 | VT | Annual Base | Tracing sources of eroded sediment with atmospherically produced 10-Be | Federal: $23,738 Non-Federal: $68,440 | Mandar Dewoolkar, Paul Bierman | sediments, fluvial geomorphology, erosion |
2008 | VT | Annual Base | Soil phosphorus landscape variability and soil mapping in a stream | Federal: $7,390 Non-Federal: $74,342 | Donald Ross, Eric Young | soil phosphorus, soil mapping, spatial variability, soil-landscape, P transport |
2008 | VT | Annual Base | Improvement of Phosphorus Load Estimates through the use of Enzyme-Hydrolysis Measures of Phosphorus Bioavailability | Federal: $75,328 Non-Federal: $60,097 | Jane Hill | phosphorus, P index, enzyme, labile, soil test |
2008 | VT | Annual Base | Information Transfer Activities | Federal: $43,323 Non-Federal: $62,665 | Breck Bowden | |
2008 | WA | Annual Base | Reservoir Sediments: Biofilter or Environmental Liability? | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,426 | John Harrison | eutrophication; reservoirs; nitrogen; phosphorus; nitrous oxide; denitrification; |
2008 | WA | Annual Base | Towards Sustainable Phosphorus Removal: Evaluating Biogenic Iron Oxides for Renewable Filtration | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Jeremy Rentz, David Yonge | Batch Equilibrium, De-sorption, Iron-Oxidizing Bacteria |
2008 | WA | Annual Base | Assessing Pathogen Fate and Transport through Riparian Buffers in an Agricultural Watershed | Federal: $24,964 Non-Federal: $49,984 | Jeffrey Ullman, Karen Killinger, Joan Wu | Riparian buffers, pathogens, fecal indicators, E. coli, Salmonella |
2008 | WI | Annual Base | Occurrence and Generation of Nitrite in Ground and Surface Waters in an Agricultural Watershed | Federal: $135,604 Non-Federal: $116,096 | Emily Stanley | nitrite, drinking water, nitrogen biogeochemistry, groundwater-surface water interactions |
2008 | WI | Annual Base | A Thermal Remote Sensing Tool for Mapping Spring and Diffuse Groundwater Discharge to Streams | Federal: $34,190 Non-Federal: $29,485 | Steven Loheide | Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, remote sensing, groundwater discharge rates, mapping |
2008 | WI | Annual Base | University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute - Information Transfer | Federal: $20,244 Non-Federal: $79,057 | Stephen Wittman, James Hurley | information, outreach, library, publication, website |
2008 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 105 West Virginia Water Conference 2008 | Federal: $22,699 Non-Federal: $7,150 | Tamara Vandivort | Water, Economics, Education, Policy, Law, Management, Planning, Research, Conference |
2008 | WY | Annual Base | Water Quality Criteria for Wyoming Livestock and Wildlife | Federal: $73,658 Non-Federal: $171,571 | Merl Raisbeck, Michael Smith, Cynthia Tate | Water Quality, Animal Health, Livestock, Wildlife |
2008 | WY | Annual Base | Multi-Century Droughts in Wyoming's Past: Evidence of Prolonged Lake Drawdown | Federal: $21,523 Non-Federal: $49,224 | Bryan Shuman, Thomas Minckley, Jacqueline Shinker | Drought, Lakes, Water Volumes, Long-Term Climate Change |
2007 | AK | Annual Base | The formation of preferential pathways in permeable reactive barriers in cold climates due to ice formation | Federal: $27,837 Non-Federal: $10,650 | David Barnes | infiltration ice, permeable reactive barriers, preferential pathways |
2007 | AK | Annual Base | Increasing coverage of Alaska within the global network of isotopes in precipitation | Federal: $23,237 Non-Federal: $11,038 | Matthew Wooller | Stable isotopes, hydrogen, oxygen, Alaska, precipitation |
2007 | AK | Annual Base | Geomorphic constraints on the configuration, magnitude, and timing of late-Quaternary megafloods from glacier-dammed Lake Atna, Alaska | Federal: $18,124 Non-Federal: $36,410 | Michael Loso | Lake Atna, geomorphology, floods, ice-dammed lakes, Quaternary climate, paleohydrology, lacustrine sedimentation |
2007 | AL | Annual Base | Estimating Regional and Local Scale Surface Moisture as an Indicator of Drought Using Thermal IR Remote Sensing | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,894 | Luke Marzen | Drought, Moisture, Remote Sensing, MODIS, Maps, Southeast |
2007 | AL | Annual Base | Development of a Cost Effective Methodology for In-field Screen Testing of Water Quality | Federal: $24,997 Non-Federal: $51,174 | Zhongyang Cheng, Yucheng Feng, Tung-shi Huang | Water Quality, Monitoring, Bacteria, Biomonitoring, Contamination, Lakes, Rivers, Pollutants |
2007 | AL | Annual Base | An Integrated Dosing and Treatment System to Mitigate the Environmental and Health Threat From Conventional Onsite Septic Systems in the Alabama Black Belt Area | Federal: $22,772 Non-Federal: $46,324 | Mark Dougherty, John Fulton, C. Wood | Wastewater, Onsite Sewage Disposal |
2007 | AL | Annual Base | Assessing the Effectiveness of Various Treatment Methods for Removing Endocrine Disrupting Compounds from Domestic Wastewater | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,473 | Robert Angus, Robert Peters | Water Treatment, Synthetic Organice, Water Quality, Bioindicators, Ecosystems, Oxidation, Pollutants |
2007 | AR | Annual Base | Long-term runoff water quality in response to natural rainfall as affected by poultry litter application rate | Federal: $18,519 Non-Federal: $37,043 | Kristofor Brye | runoff, metals, nutrients, natural precipitation, pasture, poultry litter |
2007 | AR | Annual Base | Source of Geosmin and MIB in drinking water: Identifying the source and mechanisms of taste and odor compounds at Beaver Reservoir, northwest Arkansas | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $48,002 | Sonja Hausmann, Stephen Boss, Ralph K. Davis | odor and taste, cyanobacteria, actinomycetes, nutrients |
2007 | AR | Annual Base | Continuous Water-Quality Monitoring and Potential Phosphorus Source Identification with Oxygen Isotopes | Federal: $21,815 Non-Federal: $43,713 | Brian Haggard, Phil Hays | Phosphate, |
2007 | AR | Annual Base | Metal Mobilization, Especially Arsenic, in the Alluvial Aquifer in Response to Water Level Fluctuations Measured by Field and Laboratory Column Data | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,001 | Kenneth Steele | arsenic, groundwater, eastern Arkansas |
2007 | AZ | Annual Base | Riparian Vegetation Response to Cessation of Groundwater Pumping, Lower San Pedro River, Arizona | Federal: $11,990 Non-Federal: $24,156 | Juliet Stromberg | restoration, riparian vegetation, hydrology, groundwater pumping, monitoring |
2007 | AZ | Annual Base | Compound Specific Isotope Analysis of Natural Attenuation Activity in Chlorinated-Solvent Contaminated Aquifers | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,827 | Mark Brusseau | Compound Specific Isotope Analysis, Monitored Natural Attenuation, Tetrachloroethene, Trichloroethene |
2007 | AZ | Annual Base | Sources of Nitrate in Groundwaters of the Tucson Basin | Federal: $9,121 Non-Federal: $18,173 | Thomas Meixner | Nitrate, Sewage Effluent, mixing models |
2007 | AZ | Annual Base | Geospatial Analysis of Urban Thermal Gradients: Application to Tucson Arizonas Projected Water Demand | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $50,280 | Christopher Scott, Andrew Comrie, Stephen Yool | Urban heat island, geospatial analysis, water demand, urban growth |
2007 | AZ | Annual Base | Modification of conventional wastewater treatment processes for estrogen removal | Federal: $11,454 Non-Federal: $28,449 | David Quanrud, Robert Arnold, Martin Karpiscak | Endocrine Disrupting Compounds, Membrane Bioreactor, Nitrification, Water Reclamation, Water Reuse |
2007 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $32,040 Non-Federal: $65,802 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden | Education, Information Transfer, Ppolicy, Newlsetter, Water Use, Water Supply, Water Quality, Water Management |
2007 | CA | Annual Base | Determining factors for Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum L.) spread in and around Lake Tahoe, CA-NV | Federal: $15,894 Non-Federal: $40,871 | Bruce Kendall | Aquatic Ecosystems |
2007 | CA | Annual Base | Investigating the Role of Large Woody Materials to | Federal: $18,441 Non-Federal: $49,713 | Gregory Pasternack | |
2007 | CA | Annual Base | Control of Mercury Methylation in Wetlands Through Iron Addition | Federal: $17,352 Non-Federal: $51,332 | David Sedlack | Ecosystems Wetlands |
2007 | CA | Annual Base | Influence of Bacterial Pathogen Condition on Cell Transport in Groundwater Environments: Implications of Extracellular Polymeric Substances (EPS) Production and Composition | Federal: $17,482 Non-Federal: $46,996 | Sharon Walker | |
2007 | CA | Annual Base | Distribution, Movement, & Outmigration of Juvenile Coho Salmon in the Shasta River: Relationships with Environmental Factors and Irrigation Water Management | Federal: $18,687 Non-Federal: $52,648 | Lisa Thompson | |
2007 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $52,335 Non-Federal: $164,379 | Reagan Waskom | Information Dissemination, Technology Transfer |
2007 | CO | Annual Base | Characterizing Non-Beneficial Evaporative Upflux from Shallow Groundwater Under Uncultivated Land in an Irrigated River Valley | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $7,778 | Reagan Waskom, Jeffrey Niemann | Evaporation, Evapotranspiration, Salinity |
2007 | CO | Annual Base | Effects of Pine Beetle Infestations on Water Yield and Water Quality at the Watershed Scale in Northern Colorado | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $7,778 | Reagan Waskom, John Stednick | Streamflow, Water Quality, Paired Watershed Study |
2007 | CT | Annual Base | Development of a new generation of sensitive, fluorescence-based nitrate sensors for use in soil and water | Federal: $63,662 Non-Federal: $134,021 | Shawn Burdette, Zoe Cardon | Fluorescence, sensors, Dendrimers, Nitrate |
2007 | CT | Annual Base | The Geochemical Record of Cultural Eutrophication in Sediments of Beseck Lake and Lake Waramaug, Connecticut: Implications for Nutrient Cycling and Remediation Efforts | Federal: $21,080 Non-Federal: $91,321 | Timothy Ku | eutrophication, sedimentary record, paleoredox, paleoproductivity |
2007 | DC | Annual Base | Active Biomonitoring for PCB, PAH and Chlordane Pollutants in the Nontidal Sources of the Anacostia Watershed | Federal: $14,464 Non-Federal: $33,382 | Harriette Phelps | PCBs, urban, active biomonitoring, Corbicula |
2007 | DC | Annual Base | Gradual Variation Analysis for Groundwater Flow in the District of Columbia | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $39,409 | Li Chen | Groundwater flow, Gradual Variation, Analysis, Computer Simulation, Real data processing, MODFLOW |
2007 | DC | Annual Base | Modeling of Integrated Urban Wastewater System in the District of Columbia | Federal: $14,647 Non-Federal: $4,980 | Tolessa Deksissa, Pradeep Behera | modeling, water quality, urban wastewater |
2007 | DC | Annual Base | Decision Support System to Deal with Water Emergencies for Metropolitan Washington DC | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $15,820 | Shivraj Kanungo, Pradeep Behera | Water Security, Decision Making, Emergency Response planning, Education, Emegency Preparedness |
2007 | DC | Annual Base | Molecular Signaling by Environmental Arsenicals in Mammalian Cells | Federal: $14,960 Non-Federal: $5,086 | Deepak Kumar | Arsenic, Cell cycle, Skin Cancer, Signaling |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Modeling Hydrologic and Geochemical Effects of Land-based Wastewater Disposal | Federal: $64,369 Non-Federal: $128,738 | Alan Andres, Maryam Akhavan, Paul Imhoff | Land based wastewater disposal, rapid infiltration systems, groundwater contamination |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Willingness to Pay for Sustainable Agricultural Practices in an Urbanizing Region | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Joshua Duke, Sarah Chatterson | Agricultural policy, nonpoint pollution, urbanization |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Benefit-Cost Analysis of Pelletized Broiler Litter in Agronomic Crop Production and Turf Grass Management | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Joshua Duke, Stephen Mayer | Environmental policy, cost-benefit analysis, manure nutrients, relocation |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Viability of a Freshwater Mussel (Elliptio complanata) as a Biomechanical Filter in Aquaculture Ponds | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Gulnihal Ozbay, Oluchi Ukaegbu | eutrophication, biological filtration, mussels |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | urbanization, water quality, runoff, toxics, nutrients | ||
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Comparison of the Impacts of Poultry Litter vs. Urea on Surface Runoff Water Quality | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Shreeram Inamdar, Nathan Kiracofe | surface water quality, agricultural and suburban runoff, nutrients |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Evaluating the Use of Zerovalent Iron to Remove Viruses from Water: Effect of pH | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Yan Jin, Jennifer Handlin | pathogens, contaminated water, zero-valent iron treatment technology |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | The University of Delaware Experimental Watershed: A Green Campus Initiative | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Gerald Kauffman, Laura Yayac | stream restoration, water quality, habitat, invasive plants |
2007 | DE | Annual Base | Hydrogeologic Characterization of the Potomac Aquifer, Delaware | Federal: $64,369 Non-Federal: $128,738 | Susan McGeary, Peter McLaughlin, Claudia Velez | Aquifer volume and connectivity, groundwater contaminant pathways |
2007 | FL | Annual Base | Comparing NEXRAD Rainfall and Rain Gauge Data in South Florida Water Management District | Federal: $29,877 Non-Federal: $91,125 | Ramesh Teegavarapu | NEXRAD, Rain gauge data, South Florida Water Management District, artificial neural networks |
2007 | FL | Annual Base | Florida Water Resources Information Transfer | Federal: $26,307 Non-Federal: $34,208 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2007 | GA | Annual Base | Restoration of flood pulses to the lower Savannah River: responses of floodplain invertebrates and fish | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Darold Batzer | |
2007 | GA | Annual Base | Evaluation and improvement of the curve number method of hydrological analysis on selected forested watersheds of Georgia | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Ernest Tollner, Steven McCutcheon, Todd Rasmussen | Curve number, National Resources Conservation Services, watershed models, forested watershed, runoff |
2007 | GA | Annual Base | Quantifying the Precipitation-Stream-Aquifer System Response in the Lower Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) River Basin | Federal: $18,036 Non-Federal: $36,160 | Jian Luo | space-time data; variogram; correlation; precipitation-stream-aquifer |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $22,802 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Water System Operation and Maintenance Training for Yap State, FSM | Federal: $18,194 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Resources, Training, Education, Operations and Maintenance |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Identifying the Optimum Land Coverage Practice for Reducing Soil Erosion in the Ugum Watersheds Using a Newly Developed GIS Based Erosion Potential Model | Federal: $18,147 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Yuming Wen | Watershed Management, Sedimentation, Model Studies |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Land Cover Accuracy Assessment for Southern Guam | Federal: $32,707 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, Leroy Heitz, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Land cover, Accuracy assessment, Southern Guam |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Mercury Contamination in Garapan Lagoon, Saipan: An Evaluation of Potential Drainage Pathways and Impact on Fisheries Resources | Federal: $43,558 Non-Federal: $0 | Brian Bearden, Gary Denton, Peter Houk, Michael Trianni, Harold Wood | Monitoring; Mercury; Stormwater Drainage Pathways; Sediment Contamination; Impact on Fisheries Resources |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Development of Realistic Residential and Commercial Water Demands for Use with the Saipan Water Distribution System Model | Federal: $29,439 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Water Use Data, Water Demand, Distribution Systems, Model Studies |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Watershed Management for Senpehn Watershed, Pohnpei Island, the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $36,064 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz, Mark Lander | Watershed Management, Sedimentation, Land Use, River |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Hydrological modeling of atoll islands in the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $53,519 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Donald Rubinstein, Yuming Wen | atoll island groundwater model |
2007 | GU | Annual Base | Information Management | Federal: $1,800 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton | Rainfall Data, Climate, Water Resources Management |
2007 | HI | Annual Base | Estimating Hydraulic Properties for Volcanic Island Aquifers using Wave Setup | Federal: $25,424 Non-Federal: $46,608 | Aly El-Kadi, Ali Fares | parameter estimation, wave setup, aquifer assessment |
2007 | HI | Annual Base | Efficient Water Management and Block Pricing for Integrated Aquifers: Lessons from Southern Oahu | Federal: $8,906 Non-Federal: $49,598 | James Roumasset | (integrated) water system management, demand management, efficiency pricing, dynamic optimization, consumer welfare, block pricing, marginal user cost |
2007 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $6,516 Non-Federal: $10,734 | Philip Moravcik | |
2007 | IA | Annual Base | Assessing the Impact of Ethanol Production and Sustainability of Alluvial/Buried Valley Aquifers with Groundwater Models: A Test Case for the Ames Aquifer | Federal: $29,932 Non-Federal: $70,642 | William Simpkins, Laurie Achenbach | Groundwater modeling, optimization, water supply |
2007 | IA | Annual Base | Effects of managed riparian buffers on the integrity of stream systems: a biological assessment using fish and invertebrate communities | Federal: $20,794 Non-Federal: $51,744 | Michael Quist | water quality; habitat protection and restoration; biorenewable energy; agriculture production; fishes; macroinvertebrates; biological assessment; riparian management |
2007 | ID | Annual Base | Wetlands as Sinks for Metal(loid)s in Mining-contaminated Coeur dAlene Basin Soils | Federal: $44,058 Non-Federal: $97,959 | Matthew Morra | Metals, mine tailings, mine contamination |
2007 | ID | Annual Base | Selenium Biogeochemistry in the Hyporheic Zone of Streams within the Blackfoot River Watershed | Federal: $14,795 Non-Federal: $33,553 | Daniel Strawn, Gregory Moller, Matthew Morra | Hyporheic zone, Selenium, Blackfoot River Subbasin, Biogeochemistry, Sediment Flux |
2007 | ID | Annual Base | A spreadsheet tool to derive economic demand for irrigation water from crop price, evapotranspiration/yield relationships and irrigation application efficiency | Federal: $10,969 Non-Federal: $22,591 | Bryce Contor, Richard Allen, Garth Taylor | Water demand functions, water production functions, evapotranspiration production functions, irrigation application efficiency, price of irrigation water, water economics |
2007 | ID | Annual Base | Idaho Water Resources Information and Needs Assessment: Extended Analysis and Enhanced Information Transfer | Federal: $15,517 Non-Federal: $31,805 | Charles Harris, Jan Boll | Management Challenges, Research Needs, Educational Priorities |
2007 | IL | Annual Base | Balancing Irrigation and Instream Water Requirements under Drought Conditions: A Study of the Kanakee River Watershed | Federal: $39,748 Non-Federal: $107,357 | Ximing Cai, Yu-Feng Lin, Albert Valocchi | |
2007 | IL | Annual Base | Methylmercury Bioavailability and Dynamics in the Streams of Piasa Creek Watershed: New Methods of Sampling and Analysis | Federal: $39,954 Non-Federal: $79,912 | Robert Hudson | mercury, methylmercury |
2007 | IN | Annual Base | Securing The Load - A Guide to Safe and Legal Transportation of Cargo and Equipment | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,006 | Fred Whitford | Transportation, spills, pollution, contamination, pesticides, fertilizer, water quality |
2007 | IN | Annual Base | Soil and Septic System Field Guide | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $28,528 | Brad Lee | Septic systems, soils, pollution, groundwater, water quality |
2007 | IN | Annual Base | Fish Assemblages of Shallow Inner Bend Habitats of the Wabash River During 30 Years of Human Impacts | Federal: $25,191 Non-Federal: $57,104 | Mark Pyron, Mark Pyron | fish assemblage, hydrology, Wabash River, habitat |
2007 | IN | Annual Base | Assessing BMP Maintenance: Creating a Remote Sensing Scale and Measuring the Influence of Social Factors | Federal: $19,906 Non-Federal: $47,122 | Linda Prokopy, Adam Baumgart-Getz | BMP Maintenance, Remote Sensing Evalution, Nonpoint Source Pollution, Enfironmental Awareness, Environmental Attidues, Individual Capacity, Landowner |
2007 | IN | Annual Base | Quantification of sediment nutrient interaction as affected by drainage ditch management | Federal: $18,639 Non-Federal: $37,284 | Indrajeet Chaubey, Laura Bowling | nutrient dynamics, sediment-nutrient interactions, solute transport, agricultural drainage |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | Assessment of Pathogen Trends in the Upper Forks of the Kentucky River Basin | Federal: $19,022 Non-Federal: $38,212 | Chandramouli Viswanathan | pathogens, statistical analysis, TMDLs |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | Effectiveness of Improved Skid Trail Ephemeral Channel Crossings | Federal: $4,991 Non-Federal: $20,014 | Jeffrey Stringer | timber harvest, best management practices, stream crossings |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | Determination of Nutrient Sources in a Eutrophic Lake Impacted by Human Activity | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Walter Borowski | nutrient loading, tracer techniques, source identification |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | Diatom Colonization Patterns in Freshwater Springs in Relation to Underlying Geology | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,000 | Susan Hendricks | periphyton, water quality indicator, karst |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | Chemical Evolution of Groundwater in the Wilcox Aquifer of the Mississippi Embayment | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,058 | Alan Fryar | geochemical evolution, clastic aquifers, hydrochemical characterization |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | The Link Between Metal Tolerance and Antibiotic Resistance in Fecal Coliforms | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,428 | Rebecca Kelley | biogeochemistry, bacterial populations, source indicators |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | A Three Dimensional Computational Fluid Dynamic Code for Simulation of Pump Stations | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,258 | Scott Yost | hydrodynamics, eddy simulation, modeling |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | Impacts of Disturbance on Streamflow and Sediment Yield in the Licking River Basin | Federal: $3,134 Non-Federal: $6,313 | Christine McMichael | ice storm effects, timber harvest |
2007 | KY | Annual Base | Development and Application of a New Sediment Fingerprinting Methodology | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,089 | James Fox | sediment source identification, soil tracers |
2007 | LA | Annual Base | Scale-Dependent Behavior and Modeling of Nitrogen Retention in Streams | Federal: $19,812 Non-Federal: $40,941 | Zhi-Qiang Deng, Donald Adrian | Nitrogen Retention, Scale-Dependent Behavior, Streams, TMDL |
2007 | LA | Annual Base | Discerning nutrient limitations to phytoplankton growth in rivers and bayous on the North shore of Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana | Federal: $19,245 Non-Federal: $41,807 | Sarah Fearnley | Phytoplankton growth, nitrogen, phosphorus, silica, limiting nutrient, eutrophication, Lake Pontchartrain Estuary |
2007 | LA | Annual Base | Information Transfer Symposia: Mitigation of Storm Surge using Vegetation (Spring, 2007) and Resilient Environmental Infrastructure for Coastal Communities (Fall, 2007) | Federal: $73,640 Non-Federal: $147,780 | John Pardue, Nedra Korevec | information transfer, storm surge, vegetation, environmental infrastructure, coastal |
2007 | MA | Annual Base | Water Resources Research Conference 2007 | Federal: $20,724 Non-Federal: $16,991 | Sarah Dorner, Marie-Francoise Hatte | Conference Water Resources |
2007 | MA | Annual Base | Environmental Behaviors of Engineered Nanoparticles in Water | Federal: $74,988 Non-Federal: $180,112 | Baoshan Xing, Baoshan Xing | Nanoparticles, adsorption, fate, toxicity, pollutants, water quality, transport |
2007 | MA | Annual Base | Development of a standardized protocol for fish bioassays detecting estrogenic exposure | Federal: $4,917 Non-Federal: $37,984 | Kathleen Arcaro, Lauren Moffatt | medaka, vitellogenin, estrogens, bioassay, real time RT-PCR |
2007 | MD | Annual Base | Responses of Species-Rich Low-Salinity Tidal Marshes to Sea Level Rise: a Mesocosm Study | Federal: $53,772 Non-Federal: $123,056 | Andrew Baldwin, Peter Sharpe | coastal wetlands, sea level rise, vegetation, biodiversity, saltwater intrusion, soil waterlogging |
2007 | MD | Annual Base | Assessing the role of road salt run-off on the critical ecological interactions that regulate carbon processing in small, headwater streams in the Chesapeake Bay watershed | Federal: $23,663 Non-Federal: $47,419 | Christopher Swan | road salt deicer, streams, invertebrates, organic matter, carbon processing |
2007 | MD | Annual Base | Sublethal Reproductive and Developmental Responses in the Fathead Minnow (Pimephales promelas) Exposed to Endocrine Disruptors in Poultry Litter | Federal: $4,600 Non-Federal: $9,211 | Allen Davis, Allen Davis | |
2007 | MD | Annual Base | Developing Permeable Sorptive Barriers for Petroleum Contaminant Removal from Groundwater Using High Carbon Content Fly Ash | Federal: $4,600 Non-Federal: $9,211 | Allen Davis, Allen Davis | |
2007 | MD | Annual Base | Hydraulic Consequences of Riparian Vegetation on Bank Roughness in Urban Stream Corridors | Federal: $4,600 Non-Federal: $9,211 | Allen Davis, Allen Davis | |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Biological Effects of Pharmaceutically Derived Estrogens from Wastewater Effluents in the Penobscot River, Maine | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $26,170 | Gregory Mayer | biomonitoring, wastewater, wastewater treatment, water quality monitoring, toxic substances |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | The Penobscot River Education Program: Celebrating and Strengthening Community Connections to the River that Sustains Us | Federal: $7,405 Non-Federal: $16,900 | Beth Owen, Cheryl Daigle, Ruth Hallsworth | Education, Watershed Management, Conservation, History, Dams, Estuaries, Fish Ecology, Fisheries, Planning, Recreation, Rivers, Streams |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Key attributes for sustainable water use: a map-based bulletin board | Federal: $15,530 Non-Federal: $27,871 | Peter Vaux, Roy Bouchard | sustainable water use, water levels, flows, on-line data, GIS |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | A 31P NMR investigation of phosphorus speciation in sediments of two shallow lakes in Maine, USA | Federal: $8,600 Non-Federal: $22,024 | Aria Amirbahman, Karl Bishop, Roy Bouchard, Bjorn Lake, Stephen Norton | Phosphorus, Eutrophication, Geochemistry, Lakes, Water Quality |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | A Novel Approach to Assessing Multiple Stressor Effects in Maine Fishes | Federal: $7,197 Non-Federal: $60,159 | Rebecca Van Beneden, Frank Drummond, Adria Elskus, Brian Perkins | agriculture, fisheries, herbicides, insecticides, land use, pest management, pesticides, pollutants, rivers, toxic substances, trace elements, water quality |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Assessing the role of natural flow variability and the impact of flow standards on Maine's surface waters | Federal: $5,654 Non-Federal: $49,898 | Shaleen Jain, David Courtemanch, David Hart | Water Demand, Water Quality, Climate, Watershed Management |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Maine WRRI FY07 IT | Federal: $23,470 Non-Federal: $37,034 | John Peckenham | Information Transfer |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | The ABC^2 of Drinking Water Quality on Main St., Unity, ME: Arsenic, Bacteria, and Other Common Contaminants | Federal: $19,767 Non-Federal: $49,886 | Lois Ongley, Peter Milligan | Bacteria, Ecosystems, Education, Geochemistry, Groundwater Quality, Public Health, Soil Microbiology, Toxic Substances, Water Quality |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Reducing Pollution to Urban Streams through Business Friends Incentives | Federal: $12,027 Non-Federal: $46,271 | Laura Wilson, Christopher Brewer, John Jemison, Mark Ward, Wendy Warren | 82, 79, 137, 181, 207, 236, 237, 259, 273, 286 |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Pollution Source Tracking in Spruce Creek, Kittery, Maine | Federal: $11,480 Non-Federal: $25,770 | Chris Feurt, Michele Dionne | water quality, watershed management, bacteria |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Effective Knowledge Transfer to Enhance Stakeholder Involvement in Watershed Stewardship | Federal: $13,138 Non-Federal: $42,055 | Gayle Zydlewski, LaMarr Cannon, Xiongyi Liu, Gordon Longsworth, Catherine Schmitt, Peter Vaux, Laura Wilson | Biomonitoring, Cartography, Computers, Conservation, Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Dynamic Programming, Ecosystems, Education, Geographic Information Systems, Information Dissemination, Institutional Relationships, Marketing Planning, Storm Water Management, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Measuring and Incorporating Stakeholder Values into River Restoration Decisions: A Socio-economic Analysis | Federal: $53,176 Non-Federal: $94,445 | Lynne Lewis, Kathleen Bell, Curtis Bohlen | GIS, dams, economic impacts |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Using reactive thin-film membranes and Molecular Tools to determine mercury mobility and transformation in the Penobscot River estuary sediment, Maine | Federal: $19,600 Non-Federal: $41,250 | Aria Amirbahman, Melinda Diehl | Biomonitoring, Contaminant Transport, Estuaries, Geochemistry, Heavy Metals, Membranes, Rivers, Toxic Substances |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Response of a linked lake-stream system to dam removal and restoration of migratory fish. | Federal: $32,306 Non-Federal: $165,196 | Kevin Simon, Stephen Coghlan, David Hart | conservation, dams, fish ecology, insects, isotopes, lakes, nutrients, streams, zooplankton |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | Chemical Survey of Creeks and Nearshore Coastal Sediments and Water for the Presence of Current-Use Pesticides | Federal: $11,096 Non-Federal: $28,733 | Lawrence LeBlanc, Brian Perkins | Pesticides, Pollutants, Contaminant Transport, Trace Organics |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | A New Method to Monitor Aquatic Ecosystem Health in Ponds Treated with Herbicides | Federal: $17,655 Non-Federal: $36,272 | Howard Patterson, Roy Bouchard, David Courtemanch, John McPhedran, John Peckenham, Jamie Pinto, Collin Roesler | Algae; Aquatic Plants; Biomonitoring; Ecosystems; Herbicides; Photosynthesis; Remote Sensing; Time-Series Analysis; Toxic Substances; Water Quality; Water Quality Monitoring |
2007 | ME | Annual Base | The influence of chloride and natural organic matter gradients on disinfection by-product formation in Maine | Federal: $5,208 Non-Federal: $20,551 | John Peckenham, Gail Lipfert, Touradj Solouki, Andy Tolman | disinfection by-products, total organic carbon, chloride |
2007 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $20,342 Non-Federal: $52,708 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Water Quantity, Watershed Management; Macroinvertebrates; Wetlands; Monitoring; Interactive Web-based Systems; Exotic Species |
2007 | MI | Annual Base | Water Quality Valuation In Michigans Inland Lakes Using Hedonic Valuation Methods | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,504 | Kendra Cheruvelil, Daniel Kramer | water quality, economic, hedonic valuation, property values |
2007 | MI | Annual Base | Regulation of Large Quantity Water Withdrawal in Michigan: Assessing Alternative Mitigation Options, Economic trade-off, and Impacts of Policy Implementation | Federal: $12,987 Non-Federal: $33,431 | Saichon Seedang, Zhengfei Guan | mitigation offset economic trade-off, ecological criteria, trout habitat, farmer production decision, water and nutrient use, water regulation, policy option, groundwater withdrawal |
2007 | MI | Annual Base | Evaluation of SWAT and HIT Models in the Kalamazoo River Watershed, Michigan | Federal: $10,355 Non-Federal: $20,914 | Steven Safferman, Dean Baas, Rosemary Fanelli, Steve Miller, Glenn O'Neil | Water Quality; Non-point Source Pollution; Monitoring; Modeling; GIS; Watershed Management; Nutrients; Phosphorus; Sediment; Kalamazoo; Michigan |
2007 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $33,651 Non-Federal: $44,563 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Use, Water Quantity, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2007 | MN | Annual Base | Triclosan and triclosan-derived dioxins in the Mississippi River sediment record | Federal: $54,374 Non-Federal: $107,146 | Kristopher McNeill, William Arnold | triclosan, dioxin, historical record |
2007 | MN | Annual Base | The Role of Local Stakeholders in Water Resource Management: Characterization and Diffusion of Minnesota Lake Improvement Districts | Federal: $66,290 Non-Federal: $119,974 | Dennis R. Becker | Lake Improvement Districts, stakeholder engagement, policy, diffusion |
2007 | MN | Annual Base | The Influence of Drainage on Biogeochemical Cycling of Carbon in Agricultural Ecosystems | Federal: $18,780 Non-Federal: $35,578 | Jennifer King, Brent Dalzell, Jacques Finlay, David Mulla, Gary Sands | Carbon Biogeochemistry, Subsurface Drainage, Dissolved Organic Matter, Bioavailability, Agricultural Ecosystems |
2007 | MO | Annual Base | Development of Membrane Aerated Reactor Processes for Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal from Wastewater | Federal: $44,000 Non-Federal: $92,594 | Zhiqiang Hu | Membrane Aerated Processes, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Wastewater, Nutrient Contamination, Eutrophication, anaerobic |
2007 | MO | Annual Base | Relation Between Spatial Variation of Bed-Shear Stress Distribution and the Statistical Characterization of Bed Material in the Missouri River | Federal: $43,694 Non-Federal: $87,178 | Jerry Richardson, Richard Geekie | aggradiation, degradiation, sediments, sand-bed channels, spatial and temporal variability of bed-shear stress, grain size, surface water, hydrology, |
2007 | MO | Annual Base | Tech Transfer - USGS Water Resources Research Center | Federal: $63,808 Non-Federal: $129,562 | Thomas Clevenger, Thomas Clevenger | Technology Transfer |
2007 | MS | Annual Base | Natural Enhanced Transport of Agricultural Pb and As Through Riparian Wetlands | Federal: $49,476 Non-Federal: $99,723 | Gregg Davidson | wetlands, sediment, non-point pollution, riparian zones |
2007 | MS | Annual Base | Water Quality and Floristic Habitat Assessments in the Coldwater and Sunflower River Basins: Comparing traditional measures of water and habitat quality to Index of Biotic Integrity findings | Federal: $50,214 Non-Federal: $121,592 | Todd Tietjen, Gary Ervin | bioindicators, biomonitoring, invasive species, water quality, water quantity, wetlands |
2007 | MS | Annual Base | Climatological and Cultural Influences on Annual Groundwater Decline in the Mississippi Delta Shallow Alluvial Aquifer: Identifying the Causes and Solutions | Federal: $19,602 Non-Federal: $95,528 | Charles Wax, Jonathan Pote | Delta alluvial aquifer; recharge; withdrawal; catfish; rice; climatic variability |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Temporal and spatial changes in the concentration and isotopic composition of nutrients in the upper Silver Bow Creek drainage, Montana: Year 2 | Federal: $13,600 Non-Federal: $27,522 | Chris Gammons | nutrients; isotopic concentration; Silver Bow Creek; Montana; water chemistry |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Identifying and characterizing sources of dissolved organic carbon in the Big Hole and Clark Fork Rivers, a continued investigation | Federal: $8,586 Non-Federal: $17,177 | Stephen Parker, Douglas Cameron | Dissolved organic carbon, dissolved inorganic carbon, carbon isotopes, diel, biogeochemistry |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Historical and Future Streamflow Related to Small Mountain Glaciers in the Glacier Park Region, Montana | Federal: $17,882 Non-Federal: $35,764 | Joel Harper | water supply, glaciers, climate change |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Predictive Modeling of Snowmelt Dynamics: Thresholds and the Hydrologic Regime of the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest, Montana | Federal: $34,000 Non-Federal: $82,664 | Lucy Marshall, Brian McGlynn | Hydrologic Model, Uncertainty, Residence Time, Snowmelt, Runoff |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Sediment and Heavy Metals Source Determination and Reduction at a Reclaimed Abandoned Mine Site, Alta Mine, Jefferson County, MT | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,750 | Clayton Marlow | Mine Reclamation, Soil Loss, Erosion, Sediment, Heavy Metals, TMDLs |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: The influence of beaver on brook trout invasion and subsequent native westslope cutthroat trout displacement in southwestern Montana | Federal: $2,400 Non-Federal: $0 | Magnus McCaffery, Lisa Eby | cutthroat trout, beaver, brook trout |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Population Genetics and Distribution of Bull Trout Salvelinus confluentus Inhabiting Lakes within Glacier National Park, Montana | Federal: $2,400 Non-Federal: $0 | Michael Meeuwig | Bull trout, Glacier National Park |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Natural Mercury Bioaccumulation in Aquatic Environments | Federal: $800 Non-Federal: $0 | Eric Boyd | mercury, bioaccumulation |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: A Proposal for Research on In-situ Subsurface Microbial Transformation of Selenium as Source Control in Backfilled Phosphate Overburden, SE Idaho | Federal: $2,400 Non-Federal: $0 | Lisa Kirk | selenium; phospate; microbes |
2007 | MT | Annual Base | Resource Recovery from Flooded Underground Mine Workings- Butte, Montana | Federal: $2,400 Non-Federal: $0 | Keri Petritz | groundwater, mining, irrigation |
2007 | NC | Annual Base | Protecting Receiving Waters: Removal of Biochemically Active Compounds from Wastewater by Sequential Photochemical and Biological Oxidation Processes | Federal: $25,120 Non-Federal: $57,871 | Detlef Knappe | Endocrine disrupting chemicals, pharmaceutically active compounds, biodegradation, oxidation, wastewater treatment, water reuse |
2007 | NC | Annual Base | Stable Isotope Tracers to Quantify Impervious Area Effects on Baseflow to Coastal Plain Streams | Federal: $23,707 Non-Federal: $47,414 | Michael ODriscoll, Mark Brinson | Channels, Rivers, Ground Water Hydrology, Subsurface drainage, Surface-Ground Water relationships, Stormwater Management |
2007 | NC | Annual Base | Antibiotic Resistance and Water Quality: Land Application of Swine Lagoon Effluent as a Potential Source of Antibiotic Resistant Genes in Surface Water | Federal: $48,994 Non-Federal: $137,809 | Alexandria Graves, Daniel Israel | Swine Waste, Bacteria, Irrigation, Lagoons, Water Quality |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Fractionation of Natural Organic Matter in Water | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Khan Eakalak | Resin fractionation, Natural Organic Matter, Water Treatment, Extraction Technique, Total Organic Carbon |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Use of Artificial Substrates and Dipnet for Sampling Aquatic Macroinvertebrates in the Red River of the North | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Malcolm Butler | Microinvertebrates, Artificial substrate, biomonitoring, Benthic resources, Samplin protocol |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Farm-scale reconnaissance of estrogens in subsurface waters | Federal: $9,600 Non-Federal: $19,200 | Francis Casey | Estrogens, Groundwater, Water quality, Endocrine disrupting chemicals, Animal Wastes, Biosolids |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Analysis of Associated Bedrock-Aquifer System Sediments:Origins of Electron Donor-Rich Aquifers in Eastern North Dakota | Federal: $9,600 Non-Federal: $19,200 | Scott Korom | Denitrification, Electron Donors, Natural attenuation, Nitrate vulnerability index |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Plant Species Composition of Wetlands Located in Restored Native Prairie | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Don Kirby | Native Prairie, Wetlands, Species composition, Prairie Pothole Region, Restoration |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | An Investigation into Subsurface Sampling and Characterization Efficiency Using a High Resolution GIS Based Earth System | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Bernhardt Saini-Eidukat | 3-D Site characterisation, Subsurface sampling, Laser induced flourescence, Contaminant plume chracterisation |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Iron Nanoparticles for the Treatment of the Herbicides Atrazine, Alachlor and Dicamba in Groundwater | Federal: $8,600 Non-Federal: $17,200 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Iron nanoparticles, Treatment, Herbicides, Groundwater remediation |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Effective Delivery of Iron Nanoparticles by Amphiphilic Polysiloxane Graft Copolymeric Vehicles for Groundwater Remediation | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Achintya Bezbaruah | Iron nanoparticles, Groundwater remediation, Delivery vehicles, copolymers |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Rapid and Sensitive Determination of Bacteria in Water Using Nanoparticles | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | Julia Xiaojun Zhao | Detection of bacteria, fluorescent nanoparticles, antibody-antogen reaction, target bacteria cells |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | An Examination of Life History Variation in White Sucker (Catostomus commersoni) Populations in North Dakota and Minnesota Drainages | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $24,000 | Mark Clark, Allan Ashworth, | White Sucker population, Habitat alteration, Life history traits |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Mercury accumulation in Chironomus dilutus reared on nutrient-limited food | Federal: $8,000 Non-Federal: $16,000 | Malcolm Butler | Mercury accumulation, Nutrient limitation, Benthic organisms, aquatic ecosystem, bioaccumulation of mercury |
2007 | ND | Annual Base | Top-down and Bottom-up Effects on the Abundance of Periphyton in Shallow Lakes | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Malcolm Butler | shallow lake ecosystem, periphyton biomass, nutrients, fish invertebrate, turbidity |
2007 | NE | Annual Base | Detection of Episodic Low-level Concentrations of Emerging Contaminants in Drinking Water | Federal: $19,891 Non-Federal: $39,801 | Bruce Dvorak, Daniel Snow | |
2007 | NE | Annual Base | Formation of N-Nitrosamine and Hydrazine Derivatives of Pesticides and Pharmaceuticals During Disinfection of Drinking Water and Wastewater | Federal: $19,210 Non-Federal: $43,665 | Patrick Shea | N-nitrosamines, chloramine, disinfection byproducts, pesticides, pharmaceuticals |
2007 | NE | Annual Base | Improving Estimates of the Value of Irrigated Land in the Republican Watershed | Federal: $12,791 Non-Federal: $26,398 | Steven Shultz, Roger Sindt | Land values, irrigation, hedonic modelling |
2007 | NH | Annual Base | Physical , Biological, and biogeochemical response of a northestern river to a severe flood | Federal: $32,152 Non-Federal: $18,374 | William McDowell | |
2007 | NJ | Annual Base | The influence of flooding cycles and iron oxides on arsenic retention in contaminated, planted microcosms in comparison with phosphate retention. | Federal: $5,025 Non-Federal: $11,738 | Luke MacDonald, Peter Jaffe | arsenic containment, inexpensive contamination cleanup, As and phosphate transport, |
2007 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of Microscale Membrane Extraction for trace Monitoring of Pesticides and other Emerging Pollutants in Water | Federal: $5,033 Non-Federal: $11,743 | Kamilah Hylton, Somenath Mitra | micro-scale membrane extraction, real time water mapping, perfluorooctane sulfonate, perfluorooctanoic acid, sulfamethoxazole, trimethoprim,Clarithromycin, azithromycin, erythromycin, ciprofloxacin |
2007 | NJ | Annual Base | Phosphate and Thermal Stabilization of Dredged Sediments for Reuse as Construction Material | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,725 | Peter Ndiba, Lisa Axe | |
2007 | NJ | Annual Base | Restored oyster reef habitat use by the American Eel (Anquilla rostrata) in the Lower Delaware Bay | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,075 | Jaclyn Taylor, David Bushek | Eastern oyster (crassostrea virginica), yellow phase American eels, restored oyster reefs, oyster aquaculture |
2007 | NJ | Annual Base | Using assimilated C-DNA to fingerprint active microorganisms in methylmercury demethylation by stable-isotope probing | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,980 | Riqing Yu, Tamar Barkay | |
2007 | NJ | Annual Base | A Quantitative Approach to Linking Temporal Variations of Groundwater Level with Nitrogen Cycling in New Jersey Wetlands | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $61,445 | Daniel Gimenez, Joan Ehrenfeld | wetland hydrology, soil hydrology, nitrogen cycling, wetland hydrographs, flashiness, nitrification, denitrification |
2007 | NJ | Annual Base | Biogeochemistry of Pb transformations mediated by phosphate-releasing bacteria | Federal: $29,987 Non-Federal: $49,715 | Nathan Yee | |
2007 | NY | Annual Base | Evaluation of the health of lower Esopus Creek using water quality and benthic macro invertebrates | Federal: $18,744 Non-Federal: $25,057 | Shaufil Chowdhury | water quality, groundwater, surface water, non-point pollution, watershed health, flood potential, stream bank erosion |
2007 | NY | Annual Base | Best management practices for managing stormwater runoff from developing areas in the Hudson catchment | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $23,750 | Tammo Steenhuis, Brian Richards | water quality, stormwater runoff, urban and suburban developments, best management practices |
2007 | NY | Annual Base | The mystery of chloride in Hudson Valley Streams: An opportunity for involving local citizens and government in puzzle solving | Federal: $13,743 Non-Federal: $18,556 | Stuart Findlay, Gary Kleppel | Chloride levels, surface waters, groundwater, sampling, local watershed groups |
2007 | OH | Annual Base | Nanoscale Modification and Functionalization of Carbon Electrodes for the Detection of Harmful Organic Chemicals in Water such as Phenol and Domoic Acid | Federal: $27,174 Non-Federal: $54,405 | Dionysios Dionysiou, Suzanne Lunsford | Cyanotoxins; Detection, Domoic Acid, Electrode, Environmental Health, Monitoring, Nanostructure, Nanotechnology, Phenol, Sensor, Toxins |
2007 | OH | Annual Base | Evaluating Colloid Release from Natural and Model Porous Media | Federal: $29,088 Non-Federal: $58,474 | John Lenhart | Toxic Substances, Water Chemistry, Geochemistry, Solute Transport, Ground Water Quality, Colloid Transport, Particle Filtration |
2007 | OK | Annual Base | Decision Support Model for Optimal Water Pricing Protocol for Oklahoma Water Planning: Lake Tennkiller Case Study | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,000 | Tracy Boyer, Larry Sanders, Arthur Stoecker | Water Pricing, Non-Market Valuation, Water Allocation |
2007 | OK | Annual Base | Subsurface Transport of Phosphorus to Streams: A Potential Source of Phosphorus not Alleviated by Best Management Practices | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,000 | Garey Fox, Glenn Brown, Chad Penn | Phosphorus, Subsurface Flow, Cherty/Clarksville Soils, Best Management, Non-point Source Pollution |
2007 | OK | Annual Base | Determination of Fracture Density in the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer from Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Resistivity Data | Federal: $49,974 Non-Federal: $99,948 | Ibrahim Cemen, Todd Halihan, Roger Young | Fractures, GPR, Resistivity |
2007 | OR | Annual Base | Contributions of Glacier Melt to Upper Hood River Streamflow and Implications of Climate Change | Federal: $9,998 Non-Federal: $20,094 | Anne Nolin, Ronald Kellett | glacial meltwater, climate change, Mount Hood, DHSVM, Hood River, Irrigation Districts |
2007 | OR | Annual Base | Campus and Community Monitoring and Restoration of Mill Creek/Shelton Ditch | Federal: $52,400 Non-Federal: $111,088 | Joe Bowersox | water quality, monitoring, ecological restoration, community service |
2007 | OR | Annual Base | Contaminant Transport in Highly Heterogeneous Subsurface Media | Federal: $10,169 Non-Federal: $24,280 | Stephanie Harrington, John Bolte | Non-Fickian, Highly Heterogeneous, 3-D, integrated experiment and theory, contaminant transport |
2007 | OR | Annual Base | Beyond Dollars and Acre Feet: Assessing the Social Sustainability of Emerging Environmental Governance Structures and Restoration Efforts on Off-Project Irrigated Lands in the Upper Klamath Basin | Federal: $25,616 Non-Federal: $51,261 | Hannah Gosnell, Denise Lach | irrigated agriculture, ecological restoration, environmental governance, social sustainability |
2007 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer of Water Resources Research | Federal: $8,352 Non-Federal: $20,231 | Todd Jarvis | Seminar Series, Film Series |
2007 | OR | Annual Base | Protecting Our Vital Resource: City of Corvallis Drinking Water Protection Plan and Outreach Strategy | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $22,253 | Michael Campana, Todd Jarvis | drinking water source protection; Willamette basin management; risk reduction; Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996 |
2007 | PA | Annual Base | Effectiveness of Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME) Profiling to Determine Sources of Microbial Pollution in Chester Creek Watershed | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $43,422 | Metin Duran | Microbial contamination, fecal pollution, fecal coliform, Enterococci,fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) profiling,TMDL |
2007 | PA | Annual Base | Web-Based Learning for Private Water System Owners | Federal: $19,958 Non-Federal: $39,918 | Bryan Swistock, Stephanie Clemens, William Sharpe | groundwater, wells, education, drinking water, volunteers |
2007 | PA | Annual Base | Improved quantification of stream-aquifer interactions for tracking nitrate transport along a river continuum: implementation of a cost-effective distributed-temperature sensing technology | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $52,621 | Kamini Singha, Fred Day-Lewis | distributed temperature sensors, nitrate transport, baseflow |
2007 | PA | Annual Base | The effect of oxygen availability on Fe cycling microbial communities within an acid mine drainage-induced-kill zone | Federal: $19,668 Non-Federal: $39,336 | John Senko, Mary Ann Bruns, William Burgos | acid mine drainage, iron-oxidizing bacteria, iron-reducing bacteria |
2007 | PR | Annual Base | Waste Tire Crumb Rubber as Sorbent for Heavy Metal Ions: A Field Case-Study | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $5,503 | Oscar Perales-Perez, Felix Roman | water treatment, water quality, heavy metals |
2007 | PR | Annual Base | Seventh Caribbean Islands Water Resources Congress | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $51,154 | Jorge Rivera-Santos, Walter Silva | Technology transfer, Education, Caribbean Region |
2007 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Drinking Water in Rhode Island | Federal: $16,785 Non-Federal: $33,540 | Harold Knickle | Water Quality, Conference, Workshop< Middle and High School Teachers, Clean Water, Careers, Rhode Island |
2007 | RI | Annual Base | Enhancing Drinking Water Supply by better Understanding Surface Water Ground Water Interaction | Federal: $21,604 Non-Federal: $62,746 | Tom Boving, Anne Veeger | Drinking Water, GWUDI |
2007 | SC | Annual Base | A Statewide Biomarker Approach to Investigate Pollution Effects on Sunfish (Lepomis sp.) in Wadeable Streams of South Carolina | Federal: $61,904 Non-Federal: $136,534 | Peter Van Den Hurk, Stephen Klaine, Marc Scott | Conservation, Environmental Risk Assessment, Biomarkers, Fish Toxicology, Point sources, Non-point sources |
2007 | SC | Annual Base | A Statewide Sediment and Water Quality Approach to Characterize Pollution in Wadeable Streams of South Carolina (Phase 2). | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $166,576 | Elizabeth Carraway, Stephen Klaine, Marc Scott | Conservation, Environmental Risk Assessment, Anthropogenic Indicators, Point Sources, Non-point Sources, Metals, PAHs |
2007 | SD | Annual Base | Leaching Tests for Encapsulation of Waste after Arsenic Removal from Drinking Water | Federal: $23,746 Non-Federal: $47,492 | Arden Davis, David Dixon, Marion Hansen | Arsenic; arsenic removal; drinking water; concrete |
2007 | SD | Annual Base | Permeable Reactive Bio-Barriers for Uranium Removal: Role of Iron Minerals on Uranium Fate and Transport | Federal: $14,855 Non-Federal: $29,735 | Rajesh Sani, Sookie Bang, David Dixon | Groundwater, Iron sulfides, Uranium, and Stability |
2007 | SD | Annual Base | Alternative Irrigation Water Management Strategies to Conserve Water | Federal: $52,095 Non-Federal: $103,227 | Todd Trooien | water management, water conservation, irrigation scheduling, crop models |
2007 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluation of Manure Application Risk on Frozen Soils | Federal: $28,036 Non-Federal: $56,784 | Dennis Todey, David German | Manure, concentrated animal feeding operations, livestock, climate, frozen soil, nutrients, runoff, erosion |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Chemically-Treated Composted Biosolids Enhance Water Conservation and Quality on Urban Landscapes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Ronnie Schnell, Don Vietor | composted biosolids, water quality, phosphorus, water conservation, turfgrass |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Reallocation of Reservoir Storage Capacity between Flood Control and Conservation Purposes | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Tae Kim, Ralph Wurbs | water supply, flood control, multipurpose reservoir operations, WRAP model |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Intra-Watershed Modeling of Bacterial Contamination | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,080 | Stephanie Johnson, David Maidment | bacteria, total maximum daily load (TMDL), surface water quality, computer modeling, watersheds, geographic information systems |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluating the Impacts of Brush Clearing on Recharge of a Karst Aquifer | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,002 | Corinne Wong, Jay Banner | Brush clearing, recharge, karst aquifer, cave |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Bacterial Impairment Assessment for Lake Granbury Watershed | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,133 | Kendra Riebschleager, R Karhikeyan | Bacterial Impairment, Fecal Coliform, GIS modeling, E. coli, Lake Granbury |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Water Quality Influences on Ionizable Contaminants in the Brazos River Basin: Implications for Water Resource Management of Urbanizing Watersheds | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Theodore Valenti, Bryan Brooks | site specific water quality, watershed management, effluent discharges |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Carbon isotopic measurements of dissolved inorganic carbon: A new tool to assess groundwater-river exchange in the Brazos River Basin | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Fenwei Zeng, Caroline Masiello | groundwater, groundwater-river exchange, radiocarbon, carbon isotopic composition, dissolved inorganic carbon |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Development of an algorithm to create repository of soil moisture and evapotranspiration maps for the state of Texas | Federal: $4,890 Non-Federal: $10,262 | Narendra Das, Binayak Mohanty | soil moisture, SVAT, SWAP, evapotranspiration, Nexrad, Hydrologic modeling |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Comparative evaluation of actual crop water use of forage sorghum and corn for silage. | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $23,175 | Nithya Rajan, Stephan Maas | remote sensing, crop water use, evapotranspiration, spectral crop coefficient |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Optimizing Irrigation of Oilseed Crops on the Texas High Plains | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,802 | Steve Oswalt, Dick Auld, Thomas Thompson | Optimum Irrigation, Oilseed Crops |
2007 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $26,562 Non-Federal: $23,556 | C. Allan Jones, Danielle Supercinski, Jaclyn Tech, Cecilia Wagner, Kathy Wythe | |
2007 | UT | Annual Base | Development and Calibration of a Hydrodynamic Model for Utah Lake | Federal: $21,886 Non-Federal: $65,069 | Robert Spall, Barton Smith | Lake Hydrodynamics, Endangered Species, Fish Habitat |
2007 | UT | Annual Base | Economic and Fiscal Impacts of the Groundwater Management Plan in the Beryl-Enterprise Area | Federal: $20,068 Non-Federal: $36,599 | John Keith | Land Use, Regional Economics, Water Use, Water Rights |
2007 | UT | Annual Base | Two-Zone Temperature and Solute Model Testing and Development in the Virgin River | Federal: $24,264 Non-Federal: $52,328 | Bethany Neilson | Temperature Modeling, Solute, Two-Zone Modeling |
2007 | VI | Annual Base | Water Usage and Papaya Growth in Double-Row Systems Established During the Dry Season | Federal: $16,840 Non-Federal: $0 | Thomas Zimmerman | Papaya, drip irrigation, mulch, minority farmers |
2007 | VI | Annual Base | Response to Uncertain Irrigation Supplies Through Recovery and Application of Aquaculture Wastewater for Agronomic Crops Cultivated in the U.S. Virgin Islands. | Federal: $36,960 Non-Federal: $0 | Jason Danaher, Kathryn Lincoln | irrigation, aquaculture, effluent, geo-textile material |
2007 | VI | Annual Base | Selection of Sediment Transport Functions for St. Thomas Island Guts | Federal: $18,488 Non-Federal: $0 | Walter Silva | Erosion, Sedimentation, Geomorphology, Flood Control |
2007 | VI | Annual Base | Revitalization of Guts as Urban Recreational Spaces in the U.S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $18,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Lloyd Gardner, Stevie Henry, Toni Thomas | Recreational Water |
2007 | VI | Annual Base | Seventh Caribbean Islands Water Resources Congress | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith | Virgin Islands, Caribbean, Water Congress |
2007 | WA | Annual Base | Lacamas Lake and other Northwest Reservoirs as Bioreactors: How do Dams Affect Downstream Nutrient Transport? | Federal: $48,000 Non-Federal: $96,550 | John Harrison | eutrophication; reservoirs; nitrogen; phosphorus; denitrification; rhodamine |
2007 | WA | Annual Base | Quantifying and Enhancing Nitrogen Removal in Constructed Wetlands | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $48,107 | Marc Beutel, Troy Peters, Rick Watts | natural treatment systems, constructed wetlands, ammonia, nitrate, nitrification, denitrification |
2007 | WA | Annual Base | Assessment of contaminated sediments using a rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) as an embryonic exposure assay | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $48,077 | Jeffrey Ullman | Contaminated sediments, toxicology, PCBs, PBDEs |
2007 | WI | Annual Base | Protecting Wisconsins Buried Treasure: Celebrating the Results of 20 Years of Coordinated Groundwater Research and Monitoring | Federal: $14,446 Non-Federal: $11,344 | Stephen Wittman, James Hurley | groundwater, research, monitoring, Wisconsin |
2007 | WI | Annual Base | Enhanced Reductive Dechlorination of Chlorinated Aliphatic Hydrocarbons: Molecular and Biochemical Analyses | Federal: $85,836 Non-Federal: $70,554 | Bill Hickey | microbial processes, dechlorination, contaminants |
2007 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 99 Selenium Speciation & Removal | Federal: $6,993 Non-Federal: $28,844 | Louis McDonald, Richard Herd | AMD Treatment, Anion Sorption |
2007 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 96 - Experimental Investigation into the Changes in Hydrologic and Environmental Quality Associated with Valley Fills | Federal: $87,942 Non-Federal: $183,216 | Todd Petty, J Petty, Paul Ziemkiewicz | Valley Fills, Mountaintop Removal Mining, Hydrology, Environmental Remediation, Flooding, Acid Mine Drainage |
2007 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 97 - Chemical and Flow Characterization of Mining Impacted Streams Using Continuous Water Quality Monitoring and Watershed Modeling | Federal: $52,840 Non-Federal: $103,225 | Jen Fulton, J. Gutta, John Quaranta, Paul Ziemkiewicz | Continuous monitoring, watershed modeling, acid mine drainage, regression analysis, water chemistry, dissolved metals, stream discharge |
2007 | WY | Annual Base | Tracing Glacial Ice and Snow Meltwater with Isotopes | Federal: $7,930 Non-Federal: $56,061 | David Williams | Snowmelt, Groundwater, Rainfall, Streamflow, Hyrograph separation, Oxygen-18, Deuterium, Tritium |
2007 | WY | Annual Base | Integrated Management of Groundwater and Surface Water Resources: Investigation of Different Management Strategies and Testing in a Modeling Framework | Federal: $17,960 Non-Federal: $121,942 | Fred Ogden, Melinda Benson | Conjunctive use, Policy, Management, Strategies, Modeling |
2007 | WY | Annual Base | Detecting the Signature of Glaciogenic Cloud Seeding in Orographic Snowstroms in Wyoming Using the Wyoming Cloud Radar | Federal: $37,773 Non-Federal: $259,259 | Bart Geerts | Cloud seeding, Cloud radar, Aircraft measurements, Weather modification |
2007 | WY | Annual Base | Weather Modification Impacts and Forecasting of Streamflow | Federal: $24,700 Non-Federal: $153,475 | Glenn Tootle, Thomas Piechota | Weather modification, Snowpack, Streamflow, Soil moisture, Forecasting |
2006 | AK | Annual Base | Glacier Volume Change in Arctic Alaska and its Impact on Alaska's Hydrologic Cycle | Federal: $19,391 Non-Federal: $6,936 | Matthew Nolan | glaciers, volume change, freshwater, arctic |
2006 | AK | Annual Base | Effect of Raw Water Characteristics on Membrane Fouling for Filtration of Surface Water with High Organic Matter Content | Federal: $96,138 Non-Federal: $31,635 | Silke Schiewer | membrane filtration, DOM, Fouling, surface water |
2006 | AK | Annual Base | Watershed Response to Forest Fires in Cold Regions: Channel Development and Suspended Load Variation in Streams in Interior Alaska | Federal: $21,368 Non-Federal: $10,150 | Horacio Toniolo | suspended load, soil erosion, channel formation, mapping, discontinuous permafrost |
2006 | AK | Annual Base | Investigation of Streamflow Response to Seasonal Snowcover Change in the Yukon River | Federal: $75,387 Non-Federal: $21,777 | Daqing Yang | discharge, climate, snowcover, and permafrost |
2006 | AL | Annual Base | Investigating the Role of Surface-Groundwater Interactions on Surface Water Quality | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Cevza Kazezyilmaz-Alhan, Prabhakar Clement | Contaminant transport, Solute Transport, Pollutants, Water Quality, Streams, Open Channels, Groundwater Quality |
2006 | AL | Annual Base | Pilot Testing an Innovative Remediation Technology for In-situ Destruction of Chlorinated Organic Contaminants in Alabama Soils and Groundwater Using a New Class of Zero Valent Iron Nanoparticles | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,005 | Dongye Zhao | Chlorinated hydrocarbons, Soil remediation, Grountwater treatment, Groundwater quality, Hazardous wastes, Water quality control, Pollution control, Underground storage tanks |
2006 | AL | Annual Base | The Fate, Transport, and Effedts of Veterinary Antimicrobial Mixtures in the Environment | Federal: $24,891 Non-Federal: $49,782 | Puneet Srivastava, Jacob Dane, Yucheng Feng | Animal waste, Contaminant transport, Leaching, Risk Management, Soil Microbiology, Solute Transport |
2006 | AL | Annual Base | Evaluating Bioretention Nutrient Removal in a Rain Garden With and Internal Water Storage (IWS) Layer | Federal: $17,444 Non-Federal: $35,254 | Mark Dougherty, Charlene LeBleu | Bioretention, Stormwater management, Non Point Source Pollution |
2006 | AR | Annual Base | Sediment Characterization in Three Coves - Beaver Reservoir, Arkansas | Federal: $16,900 Non-Federal: $33,954 | Stephen Boss, Brian Haggard | sediment, lacustrine, metals, tracer, land-use |
2006 | AR | Annual Base | Metal Mobilization, Especially Arsenic, Related to Ground-water Level Fluctuation in the Alluvial Aquifer | Federal: $17,818 Non-Federal: $35,636 | Kenneth Steele, Ralph K. Davis | Arsenic |
2006 | AR | Annual Base | Occurrence and antibiotic resistance in fecal indicator bacteria upstream and downstream of wastewater treatment plants in northwest Arkansas | Federal: $17,819 Non-Federal: $36,509 | Mary Savin, Brian Haggard | fecal indicator bacteria, antibiotic resistance, surface water, wastewater treatment effluent |
2006 | AR | Annual Base | A hydrogeological investigation of nitrate processing within a karst watershed | Federal: $17,818 Non-Federal: $35,792 | Susan Ziegler, John Brahana | nitrate, karst, interflow, stable isotopes, hydrology |
2006 | AZ | Annual Base | Student Training, Research, and Participation in Water Harvesting Design and Implementation | Federal: $11,624 Non-Federal: $29,079 | James Riley, Jim Walworth | WATER HARVESTING, SYSTEM DESIGN, STUDENT EDUCATION, |
2006 | AZ | Annual Base | Perfluorinated Chemicals in Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants in Arizona | Federal: $11,995 Non-Federal: $24,023 | Reyes Sierra, Fiona Jordan | Perfluorinated compounds; Perfluoroalkyl surfactants, Perfluorooctane sulfonate or PFOS; Perfluorooctane carboxylic acid or PFOA; Municipal wastewater treatment; Sludge; Biosolids; Sorption |
2006 | AZ | Annual Base | An Investigation in the Upper Santa Cruz River 2005 Riparian Vegetation Die-off | Federal: $11,940 Non-Federal: $27,523 | Barron Orr | Santa Cruz River, Riparian Area, Vegetation Die-off |
2006 | AZ | Annual Base | Advanced Biotechnology for Recycling Dairy Wastewater | Federal: $12,600 Non-Federal: $46,581 | Qiang Hu, Milton Sommerfeld | wastewater, nutrient removal, microalgae, photobioreactor, bioremediation |
2006 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $40,051 Non-Federal: $67,025 | Sharon Megdal, Carl Bauer, Susanna Eden, Joe Gelt, Jackie Moxley, Kerry Schwartz, Terry Sprouse | Education, Information Transfer, Policy, Newsletter, Water Use, Water Supply, Water Quality,Water Management |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | Ecohydrologic Effects of Stream Restoration | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $26,390 | Jeffrey Mount | |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | Monitoring California Water Resources from Space | Federal: $7,496 Non-Federal: $38,235 | James Famiglietti | |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | Plant water use in Owens Valley, California: | Federal: $7,070 Non-Federal: $15,812 | Diane Pataki | |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | Diuron in Californias Water Supply: | Federal: $14,638 Non-Federal: $29,713 | Thomas Young | |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | Impacts of Ethanol on Anaerobic Production of Tert-Butyl Alcohol (TBA) from Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) in Groundwater | Federal: $11,554 Non-Federal: $23,456 | Kate Scow | MTBE, TBA, groundwater contamination, bioremediation, anaerobic biodegradation, microorganisms, groundwater treatment, organic pollutants |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | Quantitative PCR Assays for Specific Host Sources of Fecal Pollution for Test Watersheds | Federal: $6,236 Non-Federal: $14,152 | Katheryn Ivanetich | |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | The Politics and Practice of Watershed Restoration: Insights from the Russian River Watershed, Northern California | Federal: $13,280 Non-Federal: $25,575 | Jeff Romm | |
2006 | CA | Annual Base | Investigating the role of nitrogen fixation and denitrification in ameliorating deteriorating water quality in a highly eutrophic southern Californian estuary | Federal: $14,582 Non-Federal: $7,947 | Peggy Fong, Catherine Borrowman | |
2006 | CT | Annual Base | GIM3 - A visual and interactive contaminant transport simulator for regulatory and educational applications | Federal: $4,270 Non-Federal: $9,391 | Xiusheng Yang | Graphic user interface, multimedia environment, modeling, software, transport |
2006 | CT | Annual Base | Development of a Digital Geospatial Database to Support the Connecticut Water Allocation Policy Planning Model | Federal: $50,213 Non-Federal: $115,274 | Sandy Prisloe, Chester Arnold, Daniel Civco | Water allocation, basin planning, basin screening, GIS |
2006 | CT | Annual Base | Development and evaluation of a multi-dimensional spatially and temporally dynamic mesohabitat classification model for stream management and water flow allocation planning in southern New England streams | Federal: $73,638 Non-Federal: $147,996 | Jason Vokoun, Melinda Daniels | mesohabitat, stream classification, water allocation planning |
2006 | CT | Annual Base | Water Resources Technology Transfer Program | Federal: $40,497 Non-Federal: $44,174 | Glenn Warner, Patricia Bresnahan | |
2006 | DC | Annual Base | Silica and Siliceous Surfaces as Host for Hazardous Metals in Water | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $9,300 | Aaron Barkatt, April Pulvirenti | sorption, co-precipitation ,silica ,siliceous surfaces, silica gel, hazardous metals, lead, copper, water supply |
2006 | DC | Annual Base | Nutrient flow and biological dynamics in the Anacostia River | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $5,850 | Stephen MacAvoy, Karen Bushaw-Newton | microbial community structure, carbon and nutient sources, effects of nutrient loading |
2006 | DC | Annual Base | Wet-Weather Flow Characterization for the Rock Creek through Monitoring and Modeling | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $4,420 | Pradeep Behera, Abiose Adebayo, Wellela Hirpassa | water quality, urban stream, non point source pollution, storm sewer overflows, education |
2006 | DC | Annual Base | Effect of Best Management Practices on contaminant levels in storm water runoff to the Anacostia River | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $65,890 | Charles Glass | Stormwater, Best Management Practices, sand filtration, water quality |
2006 | DC | Annual Base | Assessment of Waterborne Contamination with Human Pathogens in Tributaries of the Anacostia River using the Asiatic Clam (Corbicula fluminea) | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $9,450 | Thaddeus Graczyk | Waterborne pathogens, cryptosoridium, giardia, microsporidia, microbiological contaminants, corbicula clams, biomonitoring, point sources,non-point sources, pollutants |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | Hydraulic Properties of the Unconfined Aquifer in Southern New Castle County | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Alan Andres | aquifers, hydrologic characteristics, public wells |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | Enhanced Pollutant Biodegradation by Electrode Use | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Steven Dentel | biodegradation, sediments, remediation |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | Sustainable Mosquito Control for Stormwater Ponds | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | John Gingrich | infectious disease, west nile virus, control measures |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | Detection of Salmonella in Biosolids Using PCR | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Diane Herson | pathogen detection, Salmonella, sewage sludge |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | Predators of Galerucella Beetles, Biocontrol Agents of Purple Loosestrife | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Judith Hough-Goldstein | biocontrol, purple loosestrife, wetlands |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | The Effects of Dietary Level and Source of Copper on Broiler Copper Excretion and Movement of Copper Through Broiler Excreta-Amended Soils | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | William Saylor | copper toxicity, manures, animal diets, leaching |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | The Effect of Proposed Climatic Warming on the Hydrological Cycle | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | David Legates | floods, droughts, storms, global warming |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | Measuring Groundwater Discharge to the Inland Bays | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | William Ullman | nutrients, temperature, groundwater seepage, coastal ecology |
2006 | DE | Annual Base | Assessment of Macro-infauna Associated with Oyster (Crassostrea virginica) Aquaculture in the Indian River Bay | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Gulnihal Ozbay | aquaculture, estuarine ecology, biodiversity |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Program Administration | Federal: $12,113 Non-Federal: $38,729 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Water Quantity (WQN), Hydrology (HYDROL), Climatological Processes (CP) | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Henry Fuelberg | Precipitation, Rainfall, Radar, Hydrology |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Measurement of evapotranspiration, recharge, and runoff in a transitional water table environment | Federal: $75,000 Non-Federal: $150,000 | Mark Ross | evapotranspiration, soil moisture, deep water table environment |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Investigating arsenic mobilization during aquifer storage recovery (ASR) | Federal: $50,750 Non-Federal: $101,500 | Mike Annable | arsenic, ASR, water supply, geochemistry |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Cooperative Graduate Research Assistantships Between the Florida Water Resources Research Center-South Florida Water Management District UF/ABE in Critical Water Resources Areas for South Florida | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Wendy Graham | hydrology, assistantships, modelling, water quality, cooperative agreement, South West Florida Water Management District |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Measurement of erosion around hydraulic structures | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $36,750 | Tian-Jian Hsu | sediment transport, erosion, numerical modeling, multi-phase flow |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Complex flows through culvert structures by CFD modeling | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $51,000 | Tian-Jian Hsu | numerical models, CFD, turbulent flow, flow control structures, free surface flow |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Development and documentation of upconing and drawdown models for regulatory use | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Louis Motz | analytical solutions, evapotranspiration, groundwater modeling, multi-aquifer sustems, salt-water/fresh-water relations |
2006 | FL | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $17,972 Non-Federal: $30,002 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2006 | GA | Annual Base | Restoration of flood pulses to the lower Savannah River: responses of floodplain invertebrates and fish | Federal: $36,000 Non-Federal: $72,110 | Darold Batzer | |
2006 | GA | Annual Base | Characterizing Nutrient Releases from Southeastern Piedmont Lake Sediments | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Todd Rasmussen, Bruce Beck, William Miller | Lake Sediments, Nutrients, Phosphorus |
2006 | GA | Annual Base | Investigating the use of compost for sediment and erosion control in concentrated flow conditions | Federal: $36,000 Non-Federal: $72,428 | Lawrence Risse, Xianben Zhu | Erosion and Sediment Control, Compost |
2006 | GA | Annual Base | 1st Annual Mega-City Water Forum: Innovative Water Supply Strategies for the 21st Century | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Aris Georgakakos, Sebastian Mathews | |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Watershed Land Cover Change Detection in Guam | Federal: $71,644 Non-Federal: $0 | Yuming Wen, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Land cover, change detection, southern Guam |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) and Organochlorine Insecticides in Biotic Components of Tanapag Lagoon, Saipan | Federal: $101,240 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, Harold Wood | Monitoring, Biota, PCBs, Organochlorine Insecticides, DDT, Micronesia |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Development of an optimum Operational Management for the Saipan Water Distribution System | Federal: $52,446 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Model Studies, Distribution Sytems, Water Demand, Water Use Data |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Response of Well Heads of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer to Rainfall and Sea Level Fluctuations at Daily Resolution | Federal: $39,728 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander | Groundwater flow, Rainfall, Climate, Response time, Extreme rainfall, Drought, Water quantity, Northern Guam Lens Aquifer, Prediction, Statistical model |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Hydrological modeling of atoll islands in the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $100,960 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Yuming Wen | Atoll island aquifers |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Integrating Environmental Education into Pohnpeis Primary School Curriculum | Federal: $25,528 Non-Federal: $0 | Carla Schuk, Carla Schuk | Environmental Education Resources and Material |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Management of the Nanpil River Watershed, Pohnpei Island, the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $77,674 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | 286, 137, 214, 206 |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Information Mangement | Federal: $3,600 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz | Rainfall Data, Climate Data, Water Resources Management |
2006 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $37,518 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2006 | HI | Annual Base | Fate and Transport of Contaminants in a Stream-Aquifer System | Federal: $31,096 Non-Federal: $62,538 | Chittaranjan Ray, Chittaranjan Ray | clogging, solute, transport, biogeochemical, colmation layer |
2006 | HI | Annual Base | Hydrologic Analysis of Hawaii Watersheds for Flood Control and Water Quality Management | Federal: $35,905 Non-Federal: $72,357 | Clark Liu | Watershed, flood hydrograph, TMDL, pollutograph |
2006 | HI | Annual Base | Identification and control of membrane bioreactor biofouling organisms using genetic fingerprinting | Federal: $54,851 Non-Federal: $84,621 | Roger Babcock, Roger Babcock | membrane bioreactor, biofouling, genetic fingerprinting, economics |
2006 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $13,458 Non-Federal: $26,531 | Philip Moravcik, Philip Moravcik | information transfer, education, outreach |
2006 | IA | Annual Base | Impact of Swine Manure Application on Phosphorus, NO3-N, Bacteria, and Antibiotics Concentrations in Surface Runoff and Subsurface Drainage Water | Federal: $27,738 Non-Federal: $81,331 | Ramesh Kanwar, Allah Bakhsh, Matthew Helmers, Antonio P. Mallarino, John Sawyer | manure, animal waste, subsurface drainage, PO4-P, NO3-N, antibiotics |
2006 | ID | Annual Base | Assessment of Impacts of Population Growth on Ground Water Nitrate Loading in Teton County, Idaho | Federal: $29,998 Non-Federal: $66,534 | Donna Cosgrove | Ground-water quality, nitrate contamination, septic system siting |
2006 | ID | Annual Base | A geochemical investigation of groundwater sources in the Blackfoot River and Snake River floodplain | Federal: $29,878 Non-Federal: $69,430 | J. Mcnamara, J. Mcnamara | Surface Water Ground Water Interaction |
2006 | ID | Annual Base | Evaluation of levels of success of diagnostic and remediation efforts for nitrate contaminated ground waters with application to the Ashton, ID area. | Federal: $25,112 Non-Federal: $38,846 | Gary Johnson, Mark Lovell | Nitrates, remediation, groundwater, non-point source, graduate research, Ashton |
2006 | IN | Annual Base | Wireless Monitoring of Purdue's Constructed Wetland | Federal: $33,766 Non-Federal: $67,534 | Chad Jafvert, Rao Govindaraju | Remote Sensing, Constructed Wetlands, Undergraduate Education |
2006 | IN | Annual Base | Environmental Risk Assessment of Soybean Rust Fungicides Use in Indiana | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $48,841 | Hugo Ochoa-Acuna, Bernard Engel, Leighanne Hahn | human and aquatic risk assessment, fungicides |
2006 | IN | Annual Base | Trace Gas Fluxes in Riparian Buffers along an Urban Rural Gradient | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $58,415 | Pierre-Andre Jacinthe | riparian buffer, trace gas, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, methane |
2006 | KS | Annual Base | Assessment of Seasonal, Pumping Induced Water Quality Changes in the Ozark Plateaus Aquifer System, Southeast Kansas and Southwest Missouri -- Year 1 | Federal: $46,679 Non-Federal: $104,855 | Peter Allen MacFarlane, Rudolf Ghijsen | Ozark Plateaus aquifer system, Springfield Plateau aquifer system, Ozard aquifer, water quality, pumping stress |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Feasibility of using 3D CFD Models in Simulating Hydrodynamics in Dam Design/Rehabilitation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,182 | Scott Yost | computational fluid dynamics, numerical modeling, dam design |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Identification of Potential Bacterial Sources and Levels, Red Duck Creek, Mayfield, Kentucky | Federal: $4,600 Non-Federal: $9,246 | Mike Kemp | fecal coliform, E. coli, surface-water quality |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Linking Land Use to Water Quality in Northern Kentucky | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,240 | Rebecca Kelley | urbanization, eutrophication, nutrient loading, land use, TMDL |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Experimental Study of the Impact of Upland Sediment Supply upon Cohesive Streambank Erosion | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,090 | James Fox | bank erosion, upland sediment supply, cohesive sediments |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluating Denitrifier Stratification in Fragipan Soils | Federal: $4,350 Non-Federal: $8,711 | Mark Coyne | nitrate leaching, perched water, soil management |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Lethal and Sublethal Effects of Agricultural Nutrient Pollution on Tadpoles | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Howard Whiteman | amphibian toxicology, developmental stability, nitrate, phosphate |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Property Taxation, Forest Fragmentation and Development in Kentucky's Green River and Lower Cumberland River Watersheds | Federal: $4,650 Non-Federal: $17,994 | Tamara Cushing | forest management, watershed health, land use changes |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Monitoring Soil Moisture for Efficient Use of Irrigated Water on Selected Grass Lawn | Federal: $4,979 Non-Federal: $10,523 | Samuel Boateng | soil moisture, stormwater runoff, soil texture |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Pervious Concrete for Solid/Liquid Separation and Waste Remediation | Federal: $4,999 Non-Federal: $9,998 | Steve Workman | water quality, runoff, waste remediation |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | Nitrate and Nitrite Transformation by Fe(II) adsorbed on Kaolinite | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,004 | Christopher Matocha | reactivity, adsorption, nitrate reduction |
2006 | KY | Annual Base | The Mobility of Fecal Indicator Microoganisms within a Karst Groundwater Basin in the Inner Bluegrass Region, Kentucky | Federal: $4,800 Non-Federal: $14,910 | Alan Fryar | karst aquifer, latex microspheres, groundwater tracers |
2006 | LA | Annual Base | A Pilot Study on Modeling and Management of Hurricane- Accelerated Saltwater Encroachment in Coastal Aquifers | Federal: $15,500 Non-Federal: $35,654 | Frank Tsai | Hurricane, Gulf Coast, Saltwater Encroachment, Aquifer, Subsurface, Modeling, Optimization, Management |
2006 | LA | Annual Base | Assessment of the Impact of Hurricane Katrinas and Ritas storm surges on the Southern Hills Aquifer System in Southern St. Tammany and Tangipahoa Parishes | Federal: $19,855 Non-Federal: $49,216 | Thomas Van Biersel, Douglas Carlson, Loyd Milner | Groundwater, hurricane Katrina, hurricane Rita, storm surge, aquifer, saltwater intrusion |
2006 | LA | Annual Base | GIS-Aided Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment System for Lake Pontchartrain | Federal: $19,800 Non-Federal: $40,253 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | Lake Pontchartrain, Floodwaters, Hurricanes, Impacts, Sampling, Water Quality Assessment |
2006 | MA | Annual Base | Perchlorate Reduction in Groundwater Using Elemental Sulfur | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $13,838 | Ashish Sahu, Sarina Ergas | Perchlorate, Sulfur, Bioreactor, Nitrate |
2006 | MA | Annual Base | USING HYDROMORPHOLOGICAL SIGNATURES TO DETERMINE FLOW RELATED HABITAT THRESHOLDS FOR INSTREAM COMMUNITIES | Federal: $49,798 Non-Federal: $104,810 | Piotr Parasiewicz | Instream flows, fish habitat, river restoration, state policy, networking |
2006 | MD | Annual Base | Investigation of the effects of increased salinization from deicer use on increased transport of nitrogen in streams of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed | Federal: $49,998 Non-Federal: $117,968 | Sujay Kaushal, Keith Eshleman, Gary Fisher, Peter Groffman, Paul Mayer, Ray Morgan | land use change, salinization, nitrogen cycling, denitrification, streams |
2006 | MD | Annual Base | Salinity effects on using hyperspectral radiometry to determine leaf nitrogen of emergent wetland macrophytes | Federal: $59,914 Non-Federal: $122,184 | David Tilley, Andrew Baldwin | hyperspectral radiometry, wetland, nitrogen, salinity |
2006 | MD | Annual Base | Chemical and Biological Impacts of Zinc and Road Salt from Road Runoff Entering Stormwater Retention Ponds | Federal: $15,120 Non-Federal: $63,894 | Ryan Casey, Edward Landa, Steven Lev, Joel Snodgrass | retention ponds, zinc, salinization |
2006 | MD | Annual Base | 2006 Summer Research Fellow | Federal: $7,600 Non-Federal: $15,358 | Allen Davis | |
2006 | ME | Annual Base | A sequential time-weighted average approach for monitoring pesticide levels in Maine surface waters | Federal: $44,400 Non-Federal: $102,372 | Howard Patterson, Lucner Charlestra | Pesticides, fish ecology, water quality, agriculture,POCIS |
2006 | ME | Annual Base | Identification of Disinfection Byproducts by High Resolution Gas Chromatography Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry | Federal: $10,050 Non-Federal: $49,321 | Touradj Solouki, John Peckenham | Biotechnology, Chlorination, Contaminant Transport, Data Analysis, Disinfection, Education, Groundwater Quality, Hazardous Waste, Health Effects, Information Dissemination, Lakes, Organic Compounds, Ozonation, Pesticides, Pollutants, Public Health, Seawater, Surface-Groundwater Relationships, Toxic Substances, Trace Organics, Wastewater, Wastewater Treatment, Water Quality, Water Treatment, Water Treatment Facilities |
2006 | ME | Annual Base | Does food-web structure mediate landscape-scale responses of Maine lakes to nutrient enrichment? | Federal: $19,992 Non-Federal: $148,612 | Katherine Webster, Linda Bacon, Laura Wilson | Eutrophication, Lakes, Zooplankton, Ecosystems |
2006 | ME | Annual Base | Maine WRRI IT FY06 | Federal: $26,062 Non-Federal: $33,686 | John Peckenham | Information Transfer |
2006 | ME | Annual Base | Enhancing Lakefront Buffer Adoption through Social Marketing (pilot project) | Federal: $25,458 Non-Federal: $36,330 | Laura Wilson, John Jemison | Education, Watershed Management, Riparian Vegetation |
2006 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $35,335 Non-Federal: $59,289 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2006 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $53,661 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Water Quantity, Watershed Management; Macroinvertebrates; Wetlands; Monitoring; Interactive Web-based Systems; Exotic Species |
2006 | MI | Annual Base | Protecting Critical Trout Streams Via a Water Quantity Cap and Trade Scheme | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $38,001 | Sandra Batie | water quantity, cap and trade, economic policy, offset credits, environmental mitigation, market driven water conservation |
2006 | MI | Annual Base | Exploring the Legal Landscape of Michigans Groundwater | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $21,256 | Michael Kaplowitz | Water Use, Groundwater Regulations, Riparian Rights, Legal Landscape, Water Law, Water Permits |
2006 | MI | Annual Base | Economic Implications of Restoring Aquatic Ecosystems of the Muskegon River watershed | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $24,114 | R. Jan Stevenson, David Hyndman, Saichon Seedang | aquatic ecosystem restoration, economic information, ecosystem benefits, best management practices, ground water modeling, aquatic ecosystem modeling |
2006 | MN | Annual Base | Factors Affecting Revegetation Success in Lakeshore Restorations | Federal: $54,000 Non-Federal: $114,928 | Susan Galatowitsch | Aquatic macrophyes, littoral wetlands, lakescaping |
2006 | MN | Annual Base | Ecological Stoichiometry and Microbial Biodiversity Effects on Water Quality in Minnesota Lakes | Federal: $48,480 Non-Federal: $75,118 | James Cotner, Timothy LaPara | Biogeochemistry, eutrophication, biodiversity |
2006 | MN | Annual Base | Development of a DNA Marker Gene System to Determine Sources of Fecal E. coli in Watersheds | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $85,816 | Michael Sadowsky | E. coli, Gene Probes, Source Tracking, Robotic System, Fecal Pollutants |
2006 | MO | Annual Base | EEM Fluorescence Spectroscopy Fingerprints and Monitoring of NDMA and TTHM Formation Potentials | Federal: $21,988 Non-Federal: $43,977 | Baolin Deng, Baolin Deng | Water quality monitoring, TOC, TTHMFP, EEMS, SFS, NDMA |
2006 | MO | Annual Base | Adsorption of the Isoxaflutole Degradate Diketonitrile to Aluminum and Iron Hydrous Oxides | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $44,833 | Keith Goyne, Stephen Anderson, Robert Lerch, Chung-Ho Lin | Herbicides, contaminants, surface and groundwaters, agrichemicals, IXF, DKN, HAO, HFO, fate and transport, water resources |
2006 | MO | Annual Base | Low Rate Mixing & Struvite Precipitation: Paired Treatment for Swine Waste | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $53,080 | Joel Burken | Agriculture, Water Quality, Phosphorous, Swine Production Facilities, Low Rate Mixing, Struvite Precipitation, Waste Water Treatment Technologies |
2006 | MS | Annual Base | Assessing the effectiveness of streamflow augmentation in the Sunflower River to maintain water quality and wetland integrity | Federal: $51,006 Non-Federal: $102,000 | Gary Ervin, Todd Tietjen | bioindicators, biomonitoring, invasive species, water quality, water quantity and wetlands |
2006 | MS | Annual Base | Developing a Reliable Method for Identifying Pre-settlement Wetland Sediment Accumulation Rates: 14 C Dating on Bulk Lake Sediments and Extracts | Federal: $29,780 Non-Federal: $60,762 | Gregg Davidson | Wetlands, Sedimentation, 14C |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student Fellowship: Settlement, environment, and identity: Understanding processes of vegetative change along the Wind River | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | William Wyckhoff | Wind River, riparian composition, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Native American cultures |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student fellowship: Spatial and temporal variation of groundwater and surface water interaction along the Gallatin River, Four Corners Montana | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Stephan Custer | ground water, surface water, interaction, urbanization |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student fellowship: Water quality function in subalpine wetlands in response to disturbance and restoration | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Duncan Patten | wetland function, water quality, disturbance, restoration |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student fellowship: The effects of overwinter dewatering on brown trout redds and egg survival in a Montana creek | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Vicki Watson, Vicki Watson | brown trout, dewatering, Montana, Warm Springs Creek |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student fellowship: Effects of road culverts on eastern Montana prairie fish assemblages | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Thomas McMahon | culverts, fish passage, Montana |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student fellowship: Sources of groundwater and subsurface water aquisition and utilization by conifers invading riparian communities in western Montana | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Clayton Marlow | encroachment, conifers, riparian, groundwater |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Temporal and spatial changes in the concentration and isotopic composition of nitrate in the upper Silver Bow Creek drainage, Montana. | Federal: $29,200 Non-Federal: $58,802 | Chris Gammons, John LaFave | nutrients, Butte, Clark Fork River, stable isotopes, nitrogen cycle |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Carbon cycling and the temporal variability in the concentration and stable carbon isotope composition of dissolved inorganic and organic carbon in streams | Federal: $58,584 Non-Federal: $116,824 | Stephen Parker, Douglas Cameron | dissolved organic carbon, dissolved inorganic carbon, carbon isotopes, diel, biogeochemistry |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Impacts of beaver on invasion ecology of brook trout (salvelinus fontinalis) | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Lisa Eby, Magnus McCaffery | beaver, brook trout, casto canadensis, cutthroat trout, Oncorhynchus clarki, Salvelinus fontinalis |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student fellowship: Further investigation of diel cyclic changes of metals in two Montana rivers. | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Stephen Parker | diel cycles, metals, Montana, Big Hole, Clark Fork |
2006 | MT | Annual Base | Student fellowship: A genomic and proteomic approach to characterizing natural variation in E. coli: Toward construction of a microbial source tracking database to identify sources of fecal water contamination in the State of Montana | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $0 | William Holben | E. coli, genomes, fecal contamination, waterborne diseases |
2006 | NC | Annual Base | Endocrine and Reproductive Effects of the Pharmaceutical Fluoxetine on Native Freshwater Mussels: Proximity to Measured Environmental Concentrations | Federal: $27,680 Non-Federal: $55,362 | W. Gregory Cope, Robert Bringolf, Rebecca Heltsley, Damian Shea | Unionid Mussel, Endocrine Disruptor, Pharmaceutical, Toxic Substances, Pollutants |
2006 | NC | Annual Base | Restoring Biogeochemical Functions in Degraded Urban Stream Ecosystems | Federal: $51,238 Non-Federal: $102,474 | Emily Bernhardt | biogeochemistry, denitrification, hydrologic connectivity nitrogen, organic matter, restoration, urban streams |
2006 | NC | Annual Base | Improved Water Management Strategies for the Neuse basin Utilizing Climate-Information based Probabilistic Streamflow Forecasts | Federal: $44,424 Non-Federal: $88,846 | Sankarasubramanian Arumugam | Hydroclimatology, Hydrological Forecasting, Watershed Management, Risk Analysis, Climate, Decision Models, Flood Control, Multi-Objective Planning, Optimization, Reservoir Modeling, Systems Analysis |
2006 | ND | Annual Base | Farm-Scale Reconnaissance of Estrogens in Subsurface Waters | Federal: $9,600 Non-Federal: $19,200 | Francis Casey | Estrogens, Groundwater, Farm-scale pollution |
2006 | ND | Annual Base | Analysis of Associated Bedrock-Aquifer System Sediments: Origins of Electron donor-rich Aquifers in Eastern North Dakota | Federal: $8,590 Non-Federal: $17,180 | [UNKNOWN] | Electron Donor, Groundwater, Bedrock-aquifer systems |
2006 | ND | Annual Base | Molecular Phylogeography of Etheostoma nigrum (Rafinesque) in the upper Midwest | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Craig Stockwell | Genetic Diversity, Molecular Phylogeography, Gene Flow, Benthic Fish |
2006 | ND | Annual Base | Classification of Macroinvertebrate Communities across Red River Drainage Basin | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Malcolm Butler, Malcolm Butler | Microinvertebrate communities, habitat, Benthic communities,environmental conditions |
2006 | ND | Annual Base | Effect of flow path processes on the geochemistry and quality of water discharged along the seepage face at Pigeon Point, Sheyenne delta aquifer, Ransom County, North Dakota | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,000 | Phil Gerla | Seepage, Infiltration, hydrogeochemistry, Sheyenne Delta aquifer |
2006 | ND | Annual Base | Rapid and Sensitive Determination of Bacteria in Water Using Nanoparticles | Federal: $14,400 Non-Federal: $28,800 | Julia Xiaojun Zhao | Rapid Testing, Bacteria, Nanoparticles |
2006 | ND | Annual Base | Using Entrapped Cell Systems for Treating Supernatant from Anaerobic Digester of the Moorhead Wastewater Treatment Plant | Federal: $10,800 Non-Federal: $21,600 | Khan Eakalak | Entrapped Cell Systems, Treatment, Anaerobic Digester |
2006 | NE | Annual Base | Use of Remotely Sensed Data for Improved Quantification of Evapotranspiration for Water Management in Nebraska | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,086 | Ayse Irmak, Qi Hu, Suat Irmak, Derrel Martin, George Meyer, Donald Rundquist, Shashi Verma | evapotranspiration, consumptive water use, water resources management, surface energy balance, remote sensing |
2006 | NE | Annual Base | Water quantity and quality within the Great Plains: Model development within a Nebraska Basin | Federal: $11,038 Non-Federal: $22,075 | Erkan Istanbulluoglu, Durelle Scott | solute transport; hydrologic model |
2006 | NE | Annual Base | Determination of Appropriate Lake Water Quality Expectations in Agriculturally Dominated Ecosystems. Phase 1: Defining Nebraskas Hydroecoregions | Federal: $20,600 Non-Federal: $41,289 | Aris Holz, John Holz | Nutrient Criteria, Watersheds, Reservoirs, Land Use, Agriculture, GIS, Hydrologic Units |
2006 | NE | Annual Base | Water Center Educational Materials/Information Transfer Plan | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $41,322 | Kyle Hoagland, Steven Ress | |
2006 | NH | Annual Base | FREQUENCY OF REOVIRUS DETECTION IN BIOSOLIDS: COMPARISON OF THE EPA CFR 503 TECHNIQUE TO INTEGRATED CELL CULTURE - REAL TIME PCR | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,356 | Aaron Margolin | Biosolids, viruses |
2006 | NH | Annual Base | Protecting water supply quality through improved watershed planning and management | Federal: $22,191 Non-Federal: $46,660 | John Halstead, Thomas Ballestero | watershed policy, conjoint analysis, stakeholder, public participation |
2006 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality Change-Effects of Development in Selected Watersheds | Federal: $30,421 Non-Federal: $94,995 | Jeffrey Schloss | lake, stream, groundwater, nutrients, land use |
2006 | NH | Annual Base | Seed Funding for the First Annual NH Water Resources Conference | Federal: $7,425 Non-Federal: $15,272 | Jeffrey Kahl, Paul Currier, William McDowell, Kevin McGuire, Keith Robinson, Jeffrey Schloss | Information transfer, Environmental Education, Water Resources |
2006 | NJ | Annual Base | Nitrate removal in urban wetlands: examining the roles of vegetation, soils, and hydrology in the creation of hot spots and hot moments of denitrification | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,893 | Monica Palta, Joan Ehrenfeld | urban hydrologic alterations, urban stream syndrome, channel morphology, nutrient removal, floodplain processes, eutrophication, floodplain hydrology, downcutting, overbank flooding, overbank flooding, hot spots, hot moments, |
2006 | NJ | Annual Base | Female Hormones in Surface Water of Central/Northern New Jersey: Impacts of Combined Sewer Overflows versus Treated Wastewater Discharge | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $130,714 | Weilin Huang, Peter Strom | [ENCODING ERROR] |
2006 | NJ | Annual Base | Cranberry Agriculture as Wildlife Habitat in the Pine Barrens Wetland Ecosystem | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,893 | Ai Wen, David Ehrenfeld | ecosystem integrity, wildlife habitat, cranberry bogs, cranberry cultivation, wetland habitat, cranberry beds, controlled flooding, ephadic features |
2006 | NJ | Annual Base | The Potential Impact of the Asian Isopod, Synidotea laevidorsalis (Miers 1881), on the Delaware Bay, USA | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,152 | Sean Boyd, David Bushek | Synidotea laevidorsalis, marine isopod, aquatic ecosystem, non-ingenious species (NIS), estuarine communities, anthropogenic activities, estuary, Isopod, marine crustacean, mesohaline , |
2006 | NJ | Annual Base | Integrated Assessment of Economic and Water Quality Impacts of Agricultural Best Management Practices in Upper Cohansey River Watershed | Federal: $59,966 Non-Federal: $95,532 | Zeyuan Qiu, Christopher Obropta | Best Management Practices (BMPs), watershed, biophysical model, water quality impacts, agricultural BMPs, water pollutant loads, agricultural water pollution, non-point source pollution, Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs), Conservation Effects Assessment Projects (CEAP), Information Transfer, Land-use Practice |
2006 | NJ | Annual Base | Advancing the characterization of fractured bedrock aquifers using electrical geophysical methods: application to water resources evaluation in the New Jersey Highlands | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,917 | DeBonne Wishart, Lee Slater | electrical geophysical methods, hydrogeological characterization, fractured bedrock aquifers, aperture width, fracture surface chemistry, hydraulic gradient, flow velocity |
2006 | NJ | Annual Base | Enhancing the remediation of Trichloroethene (TCE) using double-walled carbon nanotubes (DWNT) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,893 | Sarat Kannepalli, Donna E. Fennell | trichloroethene (TCE), groundwater contaminants, Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL), remediation, biodetoxification, Carbon nanotubes, Sequestration, anaerobic dehalorespiring bacteria, bioavailability |
2006 | NM | Annual Base | A Physically-based Parsimonious Approach for Spatial Disaggregation and Recovery of NEXRAD Precipitation Data in Mountainous Terrains (Wilson) | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $14,130 | John Wilson, John Wilson | precipitation, water management, recharge, runoff |
2006 | NM | Annual Base | Mitigation of Membane Biofouling by Harnessing Bacterial Cannibalism (Huang) | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $9,420 | Frank Huang | produced water, water treatment, bacteria, desalination, membrane biofouling |
2006 | NM | Annual Base | Development of Geospatial Modeling Tools for Watershed-based Water Resources Management in New Mexico (Vivoni) | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $9,420 | Enrique Vivoni | geospatial modeling, forecasting, water management, climate, watershed hydrology |
2006 | NM | Annual Base | Estimating Water Use through Satellite Remote Sensing (Bleiweiss) | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $4,510 | Max Bleiweiss | remote sensing, water use, models, evapotranspiration, agriculture |
2006 | NM | Annual Base | Sustainable Recovery of Potable Water from Saline Waters (Khandan) | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $9,020 | Nirmala Khandan | desalination, brackish water, solar power |
2006 | NV | Annual Base | Soil Heterogeneity and Moisture Distribution Due to Rainfall Events in Vegetated Desert Areas: Potential Impact on Soil Recharge and Ecosystems | Federal: $31,060 Non-Federal: $62,129 | Michael Young, Li Chen, Darren Meadows | Spatial variability, groundwater recharge, soil hydraulic properties, soil recharge, ecosystems, soils development, plant water availability |
2006 | NV | Annual Base | Modeling Biotic Uptake of Mercury in the Lahontan Resevoir System | Federal: $87,479 Non-Federal: $174,955 | Rosemary Carroll, Rosemary Carroll | Mercury, Biotic Uptake |
2006 | NV | Annual Base | Flood Warning System for the Clark County Wetlands Park | Federal: $30,180 Non-Federal: $77,079 | Thomas Piechota | flooding, decisions support system, hydrologic modeling, hydraulic modeling |
2006 | NV | Annual Base | Hydrodynamic Modeling of Lake Mead | Federal: $33,653 Non-Federal: $67,440 | Mark Stone, Mark Stone | hydrodynamic models, lake mixing, lake water quality, water supply, Lake Mead, limnology |
2006 | NV | Annual Base | Microbial and Phytoplankton Impacts on Endocrine Disrupting Contaminants: Las Vegas Wash and Lake Mead, NV | Federal: $53,000 Non-Federal: $106,417 | Duane Moser | bacteria, estrogen, endocrine disruptors, Lake Mead, wastewater |
2006 | NV | Annual Base | Hydraulic Property Correspondence and Upscaling for Arid and Semi-Arid Hydrologic Processes | Federal: $8,955 Non-Federal: $17,909 | Jianting Zhu | soil hydraulic properties, hydraulic correspondence, upscaling, averaging schemes, heterogeneous soils |
2006 | NV | Annual Base | Quantify Wash Load and Fractional Suspended Load Transport in Lake Tahoe | Federal: $8,955 Non-Federal: $17,909 | Guohong Duan | sediment transport, hydraulics |
2006 | NY | Annual Base | Assessing the ecosystem services of open space for water resource protection in the Moodna Watershed, NY | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $58,178 | Karin Limburg, Valerie Luzadis | urbanization, water quality, water quantity, land use planning, site design |
2006 | NY | Annual Base | Effect of urban runoff on seasonal and spatial trends in the water quality of the Saw Mill River | Federal: $17,918 Non-Federal: $23,182 | Richard Carbonaro | water quality, sediment, nutrients, baseline data, monitoring, heavy metals, urban runoff |
2006 | NY | Annual Base | The Sawkill Eel Project: Eel restoration in a tributary to the Hudson River | Federal: $14,471 Non-Federal: $18,844 | Catherine O'Reilly, Robert Schmidt | eel habitat, dams, tributaries, migration, eel ladders |
2006 | OH | Annual Base | Use of fluidized bed slag reactors for passive treatment of acid mine drainage | Federal: $36,698 Non-Federal: $73,536 | Guy Riefler | acid mine drainage fluidized bed reactors iron slag |
2006 | OH | Annual Base | Characterizing and Controlling Membrane Biofouling | Federal: $56,254 Non-Federal: $128,646 | Daniel Oerther, Dionysios Dionysiou | , Biofouling, 16S rRNA, Microbiology, Modeling |
2006 | OH | Annual Base | Development of a Novel Hydrogel-Based Sensor for the Detection of Biological Contaminants | Federal: $40,804 Non-Federal: $81,638 | Cyndee Gruden | surface waters; biological contaminants; detection |
2006 | OH | Annual Base | The Scour and Deposition River and Estuarine Bridges | Federal: $51,562 Non-Federal: $107,265 | Diane Foster, Thomas Lippmann | Scour, Sediment Tranpsort, Bridge, Hydraulics, Deposition |
2006 | OK | Annual Base | Occurrence of Pharmaceuticals, Hormones, and other Organic Wastewater Contaminants in Cave Water within the Lower Neosho and Illinois River Basins, Oklahoma | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Joseph Bidwell | Ozark cavefish, groundwater contamination, organic wastewater constituents, pharmaceuticals |
2006 | OK | Annual Base | Decision Support System for Long Term Planning of Rural and Urban Water Supply System Costs in Oklahoma | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,064 | Arthur Stoecker | Drinking water, Water treatment, regionalization |
2006 | OK | Annual Base | Historical Ecological and Geochemical Analysis of Lakes Eucha and Spavinaw | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,149 | J. Fisher, Bill Potter, Ken Roberts, Bryan Tapp, Harrington Wells | Eucha-Spavinaw Ecosystem, sediments, chronology, geochemistry, algae, phytoplankton] |
2006 | OR | Annual Base | Evaluating the phosphorus dynamics in response to restoring historic hydrology at reclaimed wetlands along Upper Klamath Lake, OR. | Federal: $14,999 Non-Federal: $35,648 | Desiree Tullos, Desiree Tullos | Wetland Restoration, Phosporus dynamics |
2006 | OR | Annual Base | Building Capacity to Manage Conflict and Change through Oregons Water Governance Structures | Federal: $14,395 Non-Federal: $45,830 | Denise Lach, Aaron Wolf | Water conflict, networks, place-based governance |
2006 | OR | Annual Base | Modeling Effects of Channel Complexity and Hyporheic Flow on Stream Temperatures | Federal: $20,194 Non-Federal: $40,225 | Scott Wells | Water quality modeling, water temperature, channel complexity, hyporheic flow |
2006 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer of Water Resources Research and Resource Planning in Oregon | Federal: $11,500 Non-Federal: $30,950 | Todd Jarvis | Technology Transfer, Education and Training |
2006 | OR | Annual Base | : Development of a web-based database of hydrologic data for the Upper Oak Creek Watershed | Federal: $14,405 Non-Federal: $16,283 | Arne Skaugset III, Arne Skaugset III | Forestry, Hydrology, Watershed |
2006 | PA | Annual Base | Passive Remediation of Acid Mine Drainage Using Chitin | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Rachel Brennan | acid mine drainage, passive treatment, permeable reactive barriers, chitin, remediation, heavy metals, sulfate reducing bacteria, water quality |
2006 | PA | Annual Base | Identification and Enumeration of Pathogenic Bacteriophages in the Waters Surrounding Presque Isle State Park | Federal: $17,916 Non-Federal: $59,003 | Steven Mauro | bacteriophage, water pathogens, aquatic ecosystem, human health, novel methodology |
2006 | PA | Annual Base | Rural Drinking Water Quality in Pennsylvania | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Bryan Swistock, Stephanie Clemens | groundwater, wells, education, drinking water, volunteers |
2006 | PA | Annual Base | Functional Classification of Susquehnna River Basin Watersheds in an Uncertainty Framework | Federal: $17,998 Non-Federal: $35,996 | Thorsten Wagener | classification, watershed response, predictions in ungauged basins, ensemble predictions, uncertainty |
2006 | PR | Annual Base | Use of Waste Tire Crumb Rubber to Remove Inorganic (Arsenic, Mercury) and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) Species from Aqueous Solutions | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $6,100 | Oscar Perales-Perez, Felix Roman | water treatment, water quality, heavy metals, organic compounds |
2006 | PR | Annual Base | DISSOLVED OXYGEN DYNAMICS IN TWO RESERVOIRS OF CONTRASTING TROPHIC STATUS IN PUERTO RICO | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $82,144 | David Sotomayor, Martinez Gustavo, Luis Perez-Alegria, Carlos Santos | Water Chemistry, Water Quality Monitoring, Nutrients |
2006 | RI | Annual Base | Assessment of Downstream Hazard Potential for Dam Failure in Rhode Island | Federal: $18,713 Non-Federal: $37,461 | Mayrai Gindy, Natacha Thomas | risk assessment, uncertainty, probabilistic, dam safety, GIS |
2006 | RI | Annual Base | Incorporating Latest Technologies in a Cost-Effective Design of Rainfall Catchment and Filtration Systems for Coastal Rhode Island Communities | Federal: $12,662 Non-Federal: $42,191 | Janet Baldwin | rainfall catchment, rainwater, water filtration, cistern, water supply |
2006 | RI | Annual Base | Clean Waters of Rhode Island | Federal: $16,085 Non-Federal: $33,530 | Harold Knickle | Water quality, Outreach, Technical Transfer |
2006 | SC | Annual Base | A Statewide Sediment and Water Quality Approach to Characterize Pollution in Wadeable Streams of South Carolina | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $81,656 | Elizabeth Carraway, Stephen Klaine, Marc Scott | Conservation, Environmental Risk Assessment, Anthropogenic Indicators, Point Sources, Non-point Sources, Metals, PAHs |
2006 | SC | Annual Base | A Statewide Biomarker Approach to Investigate Pollution Effects on fish in Wadeable Streams of South Carolina | Federal: $29,860 Non-Federal: $64,676 | Peter Van Den Hurk, Stephen Klaine, Aaron Roberts, Marc Scott | Conservation, Environmental Risk Assessment, Biomakers, Fish Toxicology, Point Sources, Non-point Sources |
2006 | SD | Annual Base | Microbial indices of soils and water associated with vegetated treatment areas (VTAs) from five animal feeding operations (AFOs) in South Dakota | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $119,999 | Bruce Bleakley, Todd Trooien | vegetated treatment area; animal feeding operation; Escherichia coli; microbial |
2006 | SD | Annual Base | Development of an Optimal Macroinvertebrate Bioassessment Index for Prairie Lakes in Northeastern South Dakota | Federal: $7,205 Non-Federal: $8,714 | David German | Bioassessment Index, lakes, water quality, trophic state |
2006 | TN | Annual Base | Ash Pond Modeling and Computer Simulation to Predict and Efficiently ControlAmmonia/Nitrates and Heavy Metals Discharge | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $93,622 | Paul Bienkowski, Robert Counce | Mathematical Models, Optimization, Pollution Control, Toxic Substances Water Quality Modeling Water Reuse |
2006 | TN | Annual Base | Structuring of an Infromation Transfer and Outreach Strategy for TNWRRC Under a New Organizational Framework | Federal: $106,061 Non-Federal: $181,216 | Randall Gentry, Randall Gentry | Education, Outreach, Planning, Technology Transfer |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Determining Effects of Brush Clearing on Deep Drainage Using Soil Chloride; a Feasibility Study for South Texas Rangelands | Federal: $4,974 Non-Federal: $18,312 | David Barre, Georgianne Moore | Deep Drainage, Recharge, Chloride |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Impacts of Texas Interbasin Water Transfers on the Water Dependent Economy and the Environment | Federal: $4,984 Non-Federal: $17,161 | Cai Yongxia, Bruce McCarl | Interbasin Water Transfer, Social Benefit, Water Quality |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Estimation of Water Quality Parameters for Lake Kemp Texas Derived From Remotely Sensed Data | Federal: $4,500 Non-Federal: $12,804 | Bassil El-Masri, Faiz Rahman | Remote Sensing, Chlorophylla a, water quality |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Arsenic Removal by Novel Nanoporous Adsorbents-Kinetics, Equilibrium, and Regenerability | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,091 | Han Dongsuk, Bill Batchelor | Arsenic, Absorption, Kinetics |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Development of Coastal Margin Observation and Assessment System to Monitor the Water Quality in the Corpus Christi Bay | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $23,227 | Mohammad Islam, James Bonner | Hydrodynamic Model, Water Quality, Surface Currents |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | A Socio-Technical Case Study of Sustainable Stormwater Management in Austin, Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $20,760 | Andrew Karvonen, Steven Moore | Stormwater, Urban Runoff, Sustainability |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Post-Restoration Evaluation of Urban Streams in Central Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $15,915 | Megan Meier, Anne Chin | Geomorphology, Streams, Urbanization, Restoration |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Property-Based Management and Optimization of Water Usage and Discharge in Industrial Facilities | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Arwa Rabie, Mahmoud El-Halwagi | Wastewater, Pollution Prevention, Industrial Facilities, Management |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Modeling the Effect of Urbanization and Optimizing Land Use For Estuarine Environmental Flows | Federal: $4,790 Non-Federal: $36,240 | Debabrata Sahoo, Patricia Haan | Environmental Flows, Terrestrial-Aquatic Ecosystem, Genetic Algorithim |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | A Pricing Model to Assess the Effect of Groundwater Availability on Land Valuation | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,349 | Robert Taylor, Lal Almas | Groundwater Policy, Groundwater Management, Groundwater Conservation |
2006 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $29,904 Non-Federal: $13,606 | Bill Harris, Clint Wolfe | |
2006 | UT | Annual Base | Irrigation Demand Forecasting for Management of Large Water Systems | Federal: $62,956 Non-Federal: $114,578 | Mac McKee | Water Systems Operation, Short-Term Management, Uncertainty |
2006 | UT | Annual Base | Evaluating Water Allocation Strategies in the Virgin River Basin for the Protection and Enhancement of Native Fish | Federal: $42,000 Non-Federal: $119,704 | Thomas Hardy, Mac McKee | Instream Flows, Water Use, Land Use, Endangered Species |
2006 | UT | Annual Base | Potential Impacts of Flow Augmentation on Stream Restoration Projects | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | Rollin Hotchkiss, Mark Belk, Russell Rader | stream habitat, flow augmentation, benthic organisms, stream restoration |
2006 | VA | Annual Base | Information Dissemination | Federal: $327,562 Non-Federal: $442,977 | Tamim Younos | |
2006 | VI | Annual Base | Development of a water budget for shade-house crops in the U.S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $33,200 Non-Federal: $0 | Ramon Arancibia, Donald Bailey | ornamental, meteorology, soil moisture, microirrigation |
2006 | VI | Annual Base | Impervious Surface Analysis of Terrestrial Watersheds of the U.S. Virgin Islands with Application to the East End Marine Park, St. Croix | Federal: $59,400 Non-Federal: $0 | Colin Finney, Denise Rennis, Henry Smith | Impervious surface, watershed, land cover, infiltration coefficient, remote sensing, monitoring, East End Marine Park |
2006 | VI | Annual Base | Diversity of freshwater fish and invertebrates of St. Thomas watersheds and its relationship to water quality as affected by residential and commercial development | Federal: $35,920 Non-Federal: $0 | Donna Nemeth | Guts, Watersheds, Water quality, freshwater fish, freshwater shrimps, Tropics |
2006 | VI | Annual Base | A prospective epidemiological study on the morbidity of bathers exposed to coastal waters in the Caribbean | Federal: $44,456 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Toranzos, Henry Smith | Recreational waters, epidemiological studies, tropical waters, indicators of risk |
2006 | VT | Annual Base | Evaluating Quantitative Models of Riverbank Stability | Federal: $37,679 Non-Federal: $121,390 | Mandar Dewoolkar, Paul Bierman | Riverbank stability, erosion, fluvial geomorphology, Vermont, slope stability model, soil shear strength, pore pressure |
2006 | VT | Annual Base | An Adaptive Management System using Hierarchical Artificial Neural Networks and Remote Sensing for Fluvial Hazard Mitigation | Federal: $69,096 Non-Federal: $112,127 | Donna Rizzo, Leslie Morrissey | artificial neural networks, fluvial geomorphology, remote sensing, eCognition, adaptive management, uncertainty assessment, stream assessment, hydrology |
2006 | VT | Annual Base | Phosphorus availability from the soils along two streams of the Lake Champlain Basin: mapping, characterization and seasonal mobility | Federal: $23,000 Non-Federal: $227,162 | Donald Ross, Joel Tilley | phosphorus, soil, sediment, soil survey, soil test, P transport, P index |
2006 | WA | Annual Base | Transport of Colloids in Soils Studied by Geocentrifuge Techniques | Federal: $46,000 Non-Federal: $92,000 | Markus Flury, Prabhakar Sharma | colloids, particles, transport, pathogens |
2006 | WA | Annual Base | Effects of Sediment Oxygenation on Methylmercury Bioaccumulation in Benthic Biota | Federal: $45,930 Non-Federal: $92,718 | Marc Beutel | methylmercury, bioaccumulation, sediments |
2006 | WA | Annual Base | Developing a Sediment Model for Use in the TMDL Processes in the Inland Northwest | Federal: $46,000 Non-Federal: $92,198 | Shulin Chen | TMDL, Modeling, Sediment, Nutrients, Winter runnoff, Erosion |
2006 | WI | Annual Base | Measuring and Modeling Macroporous Soil Water and Solute Flux Below the Root Zone of a Plano Silt-Loam Soil | Federal: $67,670 Non-Federal: $72,524 | Birl Lowery, John Norman | vadose zone, hydrology, solutes, soils |
2006 | WI | Annual Base | Assessing the Ecological Status and Vulnerability of Springs in Wisconsin | Federal: $37,720 Non-Federal: $49,518 | Susan Swanson, Kenneth Bradbury, David J. Hart, David Zaber | ecology, springs, groundwater |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | Evaluation of the Environmental Hazard of Selenium in Coal-Associated Rocks of the Southern WV Coal Basin | Federal: $31,892 Non-Federal: $68,438 | Ronald Smart, Jack Renton | |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | West Virginia Water Conference 2006 | Federal: $15,566 Non-Federal: $31,134 | Tamara Vandivort | Water, Economics, Education, Policy, Law, Management, Planning, Research, Conference |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | In-Stream Turbidity and Suspended Sediment Changes Following Improvements to a Forest Road and Harvesting | Federal: $29,496 Non-Federal: $60,868 | Jingxin Wang, Pamela Edwards, Joseph McNeel, Lawrence Osborn | Turbidity, suspended sediment, forest road construction, sediment delivery, road improvements, best management practices, timber harvesting, central Appalachian forested watershed |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | Systematic determination of water resource data & information management needs in West Virginia | Federal: $20,664 Non-Federal: $41,612 | Tamara Vandivort, Richard Herd | Data evaluation, Data management, water scarcity, Integrated water resource managment |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | Chloride Sorption to Acid Mine Drainage Solids | Federal: $46,458 Non-Federal: $37,470 | Louis McDonald, Paul Ziemkiewicz | AMD Treatment, Anion Sorption |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | Ecological Impact and Flow Variations of Mine Water used for Small-Scale Trout Production. | Federal: $12,300 Non-Federal: $81,000 | Kenneth Semmens, Daniel Miller | Nutrient impact, hydrology, mine water use |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | Stream Chemical Variability in Time and Space with Relation to Monongahela National Forest Geology and Utilization by Brook Trout and Associated Species | Federal: $13,265 Non-Federal: $33,490 | Stuart Welsh, Donald Gasper | Acid Deposition Input, Geochemical Processes, Stream Acid Neutralization Capacity, Stream Variability (space and time), Fish Response, Calcium Requirement (levels and cycling), Watershed Management Implications |
2006 | WV | Annual Base | Impact of Longwall Mining on Headwater Streams in Northern West Virginia | Federal: $19,790 Non-Federal: $40,040 | Ben Stout | |
2006 | WY | Annual Base | Predicting Drought in the Green River Basin | Federal: $13,441 Non-Federal: $99,617 | Glenn Tootle | Drought, Streamflow Reconstruction, Atmospheric/Oceanic Influences |
2006 | WY | Annual Base | Precipitation Measurement and Growth Mechanisms in Orographic Wyoming Snowstorms | Federal: $20,709 Non-Federal: $221,654 | Jefferson Snider, Bart Geerts | Snowrate, Snow Accumulation, Radar, Aircraft Measurements, Cloud Seeding |
2005 | AK | Annual Base | Investigation of the mechanism of arsenic biosorption by modified crab shells | Federal: $28,568 Non-Federal: $9,496 | Silke Schiewer | biosorption, arsenic, crab shells, chitosan, mechanism |
2005 | AK | Annual Base | Characterizing sources and growth potential of indicator bacteria in cold region streams | Federal: $19,960 Non-Federal: $41,549 | William Schnabel | source tracking, fecal coliform, antibiotic resistance, indicator bacteria |
2005 | AL | Annual Base | Program Management and AdministrationProject | Federal: $17,483 Non-Federal: $34,966 | Dennis Block | Program Administration |
2005 | AL | Annual Base | Spatial Dynamics of Runoff-Contributing Areas for Effective Management of Phosphorus from Land-Applied Poultry Litter | Federal: $24,944 Non-Federal: $52,380 | Puneet Srivastava, Prabhakar Clement, Kyung Yoo | Surface Water, Variable Source Area, Phosphorus, Poultry Litter, Sediment |
2005 | AL | Annual Base | Development and Application of an Innovative Nanotechnology for In-situ Remediation of Mercury-Contaminated Alabama Soils and Sediments | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $51,609 | Willie Harper, Mark Barnett, Dongye Zhao | Fish poisoning, immobilization, mercury, methylmercury, nanoparticle, nanotechnology, remediation, sediment, water quality, wetland |
2005 | AL | Annual Base | Detection of E. coli in Source Water Using a Novel Biosensor | Federal: $24,985 Non-Federal: $49,995 | Zhongyang Cheng, Tung-shi Huang, Dongye Zhao | E. coli, Water Quality, Source Water, Biosensor |
2005 | AR | Annual Base | Flow and hydrochemical evolution of arsenic in ground water: tracking sources and sinks in the alluvial aquifer of southeastern Arkansas, USA | Federal: $22,925 Non-Federal: $45,850 | Kenneth Steele | Arsenic, Alluvial Aquifer, Eastern Arkansas, PHREEQC |
2005 | AR | Annual Base | The Ground Water Flow System in the Alluvial Aquifer of the Arkansas River at Dardanelle, Arkansas | Federal: $13,660 Non-Federal: $39,932 | Stephen Kline, Tim Kresse | Alluvial aquifer; Arkansas River; ground water; numerical modeling; hydrogeochemistry; resource management |
2005 | AR | Annual Base | The distribution of roxarsone and its byproducts in soils, soil pore-water, groundwater, and stream water | Federal: $19,460 Non-Federal: $40,850 | Carolyn Dowling | Poultry Litter, Groundwater Quality, Arsenic |
2005 | AR | Annual Base | Effect of Reduced Effluent Phosphorus Concentrations at the Illinois River, Northwest Arkansas | Federal: $14,367 Non-Federal: $30,531 | Mark Cochran, Brian Haggard | Water Quality, Phosphorus, Effluent Discarge, Watershed Management |
2005 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $37,019 Non-Federal: $65,776 | Sharon Megdal, Susanna Eden, Joe Gelt, Kathy Jacobs, Jackie Moxley, Kerry Schwartz, Terry Sprouse | Education, information transfer, policy, newsletter |
2005 | AZ | Annual Base | Preliminary Evaluation of Perchlorate Contamination of Ground Water In The Lower Colorado River Region | Federal: $11,949 Non-Federal: $24,096 | Charles Sanchez | groundwater |
2005 | AZ | Annual Base | Treatment of Nitrate in Groundwater with Autotrophic Bioreactors | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Reyes Sierra, James Field | denitrification, elemental sulfur, biofilter |
2005 | AZ | Annual Base | Salt River Riparian Ecosystem Restoration | Federal: $8,869 Non-Federal: $17,830 | Juliet Stromberg | Restoration, riparian, river, monitoring, ecosystem |
2005 | AZ | Annual Base | Big Chino Basin 3-D Digital Hydrogeologic Framework Model | Federal: $9,000 Non-Federal: $25,069 | Abe Springer | Hydrogeology, Model Studies, 3D Visualization |
2005 | AZ | Annual Base | An Outdoor Multi-Stage, Continuous-Flow Photobioreactor for Bioremediation of Nitrate-Contaminated Groundwater | Federal: $11,740 Non-Federal: $45,123 | Qiang Hu, Milton Sommerfeld | Nitrate contamination, nutrient removal, algae, photobioreactor, biological treatment, public health |
2005 | CA | Annual Base | Do Constructed Flow-Through Wetlands Improve Water Quality in the San Joaquin River? | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $37,201 | Anthony O-Geen | Wetlands, Water Quality, San Joaquin River |
2005 | CA | Annual Base | Estuarine Landscape Modeling of Suisun Bay | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | David Schoellhamer, Bassam Younis | Hydrology, Climatology, Hydraulics, Estuarine, Landscape Modeling, Suisun Bay |
2005 | CA | Annual Base | An Economic Analysis of Groundwater Nitrate Pollution Control in Dairy-Intensive Watersheds | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $36,714 | Kenneth Baerenklau | Water Law, Institutions, Policy, Economic Analysis, Groundwater, Nitrate, Pollution, Dairy, Watersheds |
2005 | CA | Annual Base | Imperial Valley Agriculture and Water: A Regional Economic Analysis | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $39,229 | Kurt Schwabe | Water Development, Management, Agriculture, Regional, Economic, Imperial Valley |
2005 | CA | Annual Base | California-2100: Assessing Future Water Resources over California | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $22,451 | Bryan Weare | |
2005 | CA | Annual Base | CA Admin Chang | Federal: $4,929 Non-Federal: $5,000 | John Letey | |
2005 | CO | Annual Base | Hydrologic Analysis, Forecasting and Simulation of the Upper Colorado River System | Federal: $8,400 Non-Federal: $0 | Robert Ward | hydrology, Colorado River |
2005 | CO | Annual Base | Colorado's Evolving Irrigated Agriculture: Economic Accounting Impact Analysis | Federal: $47,484 Non-Federal: $17,172 | Robert Ward | Arkansas River, Republican River, Rio Grand River, South Platte River |
2005 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer and Information Dissemination | Federal: $146,410 Non-Federal: $228,733 | Robert Ward | information dissemination, technology transfer |
2005 | CO | Annual Base | Occurrence and Fate of Organic Wastewater Contaminants in Onsite Wastewater Systems and Implications for Water Quality Management | Federal: $48,000 Non-Federal: $92,257 | Robert Ward | onsite wastewater systems, organic contaminants |
2005 | CT | Annual Base | Gonadal Deformities in Connecticut Amphibians | Federal: $18,401 Non-Federal: $37,637 | David Skelly | amphibian, chemical contaminants, developmental abnormality, sentinel study |
2005 | DC | Annual Base | An Analytical Study of the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Julius Ndumbe | environmental equity and pollution |
2005 | DC | Annual Base | An Economic Impact Analysis of DC Drinking Water Quality | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Sharron Terrell | safe drinking water, water quality, lead leaching, economic impact analysis |
2005 | DC | Annual Base | Air-Deposited Pollutants in the Anacostia River Watershed | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Abiose Adebayo, Lily Liang, Katya Verner | watershed, airshed, artificial intelligence, spectrography |
2005 | DC | Annual Base | Effect of Pelletized Poultry Manure on Vegetable Production and Vadose Zone Water Quality | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $26,000 | James Allen | vadose zone, vegetable production, poultry manure |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | Delaware River Basin State of the Basin Report Card | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Gerald Kauffman | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | Hydrogeology of the Near-Surface Aquifers in Sussex County | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Alan Andres, Andrew Klingbeil | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | The Impact of Predation on the Galerucella Beetle, a Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol Agent | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Judith Hough-Goldstein | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | Landowner Perceptions of the Stringency of Water Quality Regulations in Delaware | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Joshua Duke, Rhonda Hyde | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | The Impact of the Solid Waste Decision on Isolated Wetlands in Delaware | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Joshua Duke, Steven Hastings | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | Biological Control of Purple Loosestrife: Preventing Wetlands Degradation By An Invasive Plant | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Judith Hough-Goldstein | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | Nickel Sorption Kinetics at the Goethite/Water Interface: Effects of Ionic Strength and 2-[N-Morphalino]-ethanesulfonic acid (MES) | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Donald Sparks | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | Sustainable, Low-Impact Methods for Managing Mosquito Populations in Storm Water Ponds | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | John Gingrich | |
2005 | DE | Annual Base | Restoring Coastal Bay Water Quality via Native Eelgrass Micropropagation | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | John Gallagher | |
2005 | FL | Annual Base | Development of an integrated methodology to assess vulnerability of groundwater to pathogen intrusion using GIS, remote sensing, neural networks and neuro-fuzzy methods | Federal: $40,790 Non-Federal: $103,298 | Barnali Dixon | Ground Water Modeling (99), Bacteria (19), Virus (261) |
2005 | FL | Annual Base | Mechanisms and Modeling of Soft-Bed Nutrient Release in Lakes | Federal: $26,531 Non-Federal: $53,356 | Ashish Mehta | Contaminant transport; eutrophication; lakes; nutrients; suspended sediments; water quality modeling; waves; wind. |
2005 | FL | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $16,841 Non-Federal: $38,199 | Kirk Hatfield, Mark Newman | |
2005 | GA | Annual Base | A strontium isotope investigation of possible sewage influx to stream base flow in the Atlanta metropolitan region | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $43,036 | Seth Rose | base flow, sewage pipe leakage, Atlanta metropolitan region, strontium isotopes, urban hydrology, Chattahoochee River basin |
2005 | GA | Annual Base | Phosphorus Storage and Transport in Headwaters of the Etowah River Watershed | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | C. Jackson | phosphorus, soil, sediment, surface water, groundwater |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | Heavy Metals in Biotic and Abiotic Components of a Guam Reef Flat Impacted by Leachate from a Municipal Dump | Federal: $31,627 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, Harold Wood | Biota, Heavy Metals, Monitoring |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | Anthropogenic Impact on nitrogen cycle in Tumon Bay using 15N, and 14 N isotopic ratio method. | Federal: $35,264 Non-Federal: $0 | Maika Vuki, Gary Denton | Nitrogen cycle, isotopic ratio, algal growth |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | Developing Digital Watershed Atlas for Guam | Federal: $35,052 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz, Yuming Wen | watershed management, drainage, water resources development, resource planning |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | Watershed Management for Enipein Watershed, Pohnpei Island, the Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $36,187 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz, Mark Lander | watershed management, land use, sedimentation, rivers |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | Water System Operation and Maintenance Training for Pohnpei State FSM | Federal: $14,179 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Water Resources, Training, Education, Operations and Maintenance |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | Geologic Study, Map Development, and Water Resources Analysis of Fais Island, Yap State, FSM | Federal: $39,838 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Donald Rubinstein | Groundwater, Island Karst, Carbonate Island Aquifers, Water Supply, Water Resources |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | FSM atoll groundwater resource inventory | Federal: $21,199 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Yuming Wen | Atoll island aquifers |
2005 | GU | Annual Base | Development of a Source, Transmission and Storage model of the Saipan Water System | Federal: $21,745 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | model studies, distribution systems, water demand, water use data |
2005 | HI | Annual Base | Integrated Water Management with Multiple Aquifers | Federal: $38,345 Non-Federal: $72,586 | James Roumasset | Integrated management, multiple aquifers, subsurface flows, inter-district transport |
2005 | HI | Annual Base | Diffusive Tortuosity of Reactive Porous Media: Application to Colloidal Fouling and Biofouling During Membrane Filtration | Federal: $11,717 Non-Federal: $23,187 | Albert Kim | Diffusive tortuosity, porous media, membrane fouling, biofilm |
2005 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $8,340 Non-Federal: $17,409 | Philip Moravcik | technology transfer, information dissemination |
2005 | IA | Annual Base | Improving water quality in Iowa rivers: cost-benefit analysis of adopting new conservation practices and changing agricultural land use | Federal: $39,683 Non-Federal: $83,044 | Catherine Kling, Hongli Feng, Philip Gassman, Lyubov Kurkalova, Silvia Secchi | cost-benefit analysis, micro level modeling, sediment, nitrates, phosphorus |
2005 | IA | Annual Base | Sensors for CyberEngineering: Monitoring and Modeling the Iowa River for Nutrients and Sediments | Federal: $36,378 Non-Federal: $80,130 | Jerald Schnoor | water quality, monitoring, nutrients, eutrophication, sensors |
2005 | ID | Annual Base | Seasonal variation in anthropogenic nutrient additions and food web response in a large deep lake (Lake Crescent, Olympic National Park) | Federal: $41,240 Non-Federal: $49,834 | Stephanie Hampton, Stephanie Hampton | periphyton, lakeshore development, food web structure, stable isotope analysis |
2005 | ID | Annual Base | A Reconnaissance Study of Arsenic Distribution in the Shallow Aquifer of the Treasure Valley | Federal: $62,000 Non-Federal: $106,069 | Shawn Benner, Shawn Benner | arsenic, groundwater, contamination, Idaho |
2005 | ID | Annual Base | Evaluation of remote sensing of leaf area index for estimating evapotranspiration on irrigated lands | Federal: $34,109 Non-Federal: $42,060 | Bryce Contor, Richard Allen | Evapotranspiration, Remote Sensing, Irrigation, Leaf Area Index |
2005 | ID | Annual Base | Evaluation of temporal variations of the nitrate concentrations in ground-water of the Ashton, Idaho area and potential causative factors. | Federal: $29,047 Non-Federal: $49,289 | Gary Johnson, Mark Lovell, Robert Smith | Nitrates, temporal variation, groundwater, non-point source, graduate research, Ashton |
2005 | IL | Annual Base | The Flow Dimension of Groundwater Resources in Northeastern Illinois | Federal: $59,997 Non-Federal: $121,686 | Douglas Walker, Albert Valocchi | groundwater, aquifer characterization, heterogeneity, dolomite |
2005 | IL | Annual Base | Occurrence and Ecological Effects of Pharmaceutical Chemicals in Chicago Metropolitan Area Streams | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,720 | Emma Rosi-Marshall | pharmaceuticals, aquatic macroinvertebrates, stream ecosystem dynamics |
2005 | IN | Annual Base | The Effects of Landscape Transformation in a Changing Climate on Indiana's Water Resources | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,052 | Jon Harbor, Jon Harbor | hydrology, Indiana, climate change, urbanization, surface water, groundwater |
2005 | IN | Annual Base | Rapid Detection of Toxic and Taste and Odor Causing Cyanobacteria in Indiana Surface Water | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | Carole Lembi, Carole Lembi | Cylindrospemopis raciborskii, Pseudanabaena limnetica, blue-green algae, toxic algae, harmful algal blooms, cyanobacterial DNA, PCR, 5'-exonuclease PCR, detection methods |
2005 | IN | Annual Base | Characterizing hydrologic response in urbanizing watersheds in Indiana: Determination of changes in runoff coefficients | Federal: $59,002 Non-Federal: $120,774 | Susan Grimmond, Jack Wittman | runoff, storage, urban hydrology, rural/urban sprawl, BMP |
2005 | KS | Annual Base | A Real-Time Permittivity Sensor for Simultaneous Measurement of Multiple Water-Quality Parameters | Federal: $76,000 Non-Federal: $154,918 | Naiqian Zhang, Philip Barnes, Gerard Kluitenberg, Andrew Ziegler | water quality, permittivity, dielectric constant, conductivity, sensor, frequency-response method |
2005 | KS | Annual Base | Developing an Economic Tool to Predict the Value of Water Rights | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $52,491 | Bill Golden, Kevin Dhuyvetter, Terry Kastens, Jeff Peterson | Ogalla, valuation, transition, spatial, appraisal |
2005 | KS | Annual Base | Fate of Nitrate Beneath Fields Irrigated with Treated Wastewater in Ford County, Kansas Using Field Data and Preferential Flow Modeling | Federal: $58,999 Non-Federal: $106,665 | Marios Sophocleous, Margaret Townsend, Fred Vocasek, Tom Willson, John Zupanic | preferential flow modeling, nitrogen cycling, leaching, dye tracing, wastewater irrigation |
2005 | KY | Annual Base | Reconstructing Late Quaternary Paleohydrology of the Lower Ohio Valley | Federal: $26,793 Non-Federal: $58,634 | Harry Rowe | stable isotopes, geomorpholical processes, lake, speleothem |
2005 | KY | Annual Base | Effects of Reservoir Releases on Riverbank Erosion | Federal: $12,894 Non-Federal: $25,822 | Stephen Kenworthy | flood control, channel adjustment, streambank stability, sediment supply |
2005 | KY | Annual Base | Pathogen and Sediment Transport in the Muddy Creek Subbasin, Kentucky River Watershed | Federal: $13,761 Non-Federal: $30,203 | Danita LaSage, Thomas Edwards, Alice Jones | watershed planning, geographic information systems, land use |
2005 | KY | Annual Base | Development and Immunity in Dragonfly (Odonata: Anisoptera): Indicators of Water Quality | Federal: $14,847 Non-Federal: $34,642 | Claire Fuller, Howard Whiteman | dragonflies, fluctuating asymmetry, immunity |
2005 | LA | Annual Base | Modeling Sediment-Controlled TMDLs for the Branched and Braided Networks of Waterways in Louisiana: Model Development and Application to the Amite River Basin | Federal: $13,196 Non-Federal: $29,369 | Zhi-Qiang Deng | TMDL, Model, Stream Network, Reversing Flows, Sediment Pollution |
2005 | LA | Annual Base | Total mercury and methylmercury in Louisiana fresh, brackish and salt marsh | Federal: $13,951 Non-Federal: $33,397 | Istvan Devai, Ronald DeLaune | Water quality, fish advisories, food chain, health effects, biogeochemistry |
2005 | LA | Annual Base | Probabilistic Assessment of the Effectiveness of BMPs in Coastal Louisiana | Federal: $16,500 Non-Federal: $41,342 | Vijay Singh | Best Management Practices (BMPs); Hydrologic Impacts; Land Use Change; Pollution; Streamflow; Space-Time Variability; Water Quality |
2005 | LA | Annual Base | A comprehensive study of mercury/methylmercury fate, transport and bioavailability in lake Pontchartrain sediments | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $42,174 | Aassaf Abdelghani, Maury Howard, Robert Reimers, Khalid Saleh | pollution monitoring, analysis, public education, methylmercury, translocating |
2005 | MA | Annual Base | Cryptic Marsh Birds as Bioindicators of Wetland Health | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,786 | Brian Tavernia, J. Reed | wetlands, exotic invasive species, cryptic marsh birds, bioindicators, broadcast surveys |
2005 | MA | Annual Base | Monitoring Estrogenic Hormones Undesired Fish Contraceptives, and | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $111,284 | Yuegang Zuo | Estrogenic Hormones, mestranol, 17a-ethinylestradiol, estrone, 17beta-estranol Buzzards Bay, natural water, microbial degradation, and photodegradation |
2005 | MA | Annual Base | Sources of E. coli during Wet-Weather Events | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $35,163 | Sarah Dorner | E. coli, pathogens, source water protection |
2005 | MD | Annual Base | Theoretical and experimental evaluation of acetate thresholds as a monitoring tool for in situ bioremediation | Federal: $29,990 Non-Federal: $60,068 | Jennifer Becker, Hubert Montas, Eric Seagren | groundwater, in situ bioremediation, petroleum hydrocarbons, monitoring, redox indicator |
2005 | MD | Annual Base | Chemical and Biological Availability of Zinc in Road Runoff Entering Stormwater Retention Ponds | Federal: $14,472 Non-Federal: $36,311 | Ryan Casey, Edward Landa, Steven Lev, Joel Snodgrass | retention ponds; zinc; bioavailability |
2005 | MD | Annual Base | Utilization of High Carbon Fly Ash to Remediate Groundwater-Summer Student Research | Federal: $3,800 Non-Federal: $7,679 | Allen Davis, Allen Davis | reactive barrier, fly ash, organic chemicals |
2005 | ME | Annual Base | Do Natural Chloride Gradients Affect the Formation of Disinfection | Federal: $9,538 Non-Federal: $32,861 | John Peckenham, Jeffrey Kahl, Andy Tolman | Disinfection By-Products, Chloride Gradient, Drinking Water |
2005 | ME | Annual Base | A Pilot Study to Evaluate the Potential for River Water Toxicity to Increase Following Dam Removal | Federal: $9,400 Non-Federal: $85,817 | Gregory Mayer, Adria Elskus, Rebecca Van Beneden, Carol Kim, Brian Perkins, Lawrence LeBlanc | Fish, Pollutants, Dams, Penobscot, River |
2005 | ME | Annual Base | Penobscot Synthesis | Federal: $7,002 Non-Federal: $14,208 | Peter Vaux, Catherine Schmitt | rivers, dams, education, fisheries, history, information dissemination |
2005 | ME | Annual Base | Valuing Environmental Changes for Decision Making: Dam Removal and Restoration on the Penobscot and Kennebec Rivers | Federal: $46,904 Non-Federal: $116,396 | Lynne Lewis, Curtis Bohlen, Laura Rose Day | dam removal, nonmarket valuation, economics, river restoration |
2005 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer Project FY05 | Federal: $25,542 Non-Federal: $36,533 | John Peckenham | Information Transfer |
2005 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $37,412 Non-Federal: $76,404 | Jon Bartholic | Water Quality; Watershed Management; Macroinvertebrates; Lakescaping; Water Chemistry; Monitoring; GIS |
2005 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,062 | Lois Wolfson | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs |
2005 | MI | Annual Base | Publicizing, Facilitating the Access, and the Interpretation of the Michigan Groundwater Inventory and Mapping Project with Outreach Education | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,777 | William Northcott, Pamela Hunt, Steve Miller | Water Use Conflicts, Hydrology, Gorundwater, GIS |
2005 | MI | Annual Base | Evaluation of Low-Disturbance Tillage in Mitigating the Transport of Bacterial Contaminants from Land Applied Dairy Slurry to Subsurface Drains | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,300 | Timothy Harrigan | Subsurface drainage, tile line, manure management, bacteria, pathogens |
2005 | MN | Annual Base | Estrogens and Estrogenic Activity in Swine Manure | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $49,750 | Kuldip Kumar, Satish Gupta, Ashok Singh | Endocrine disrupters, hormones, swine manure |
2005 | MN | Annual Base | Water Quality Monitoring Strategy Based on Agroecoregion Boundaries in the Minnesota River Basin | Federal: $24,999 Non-Federal: $45,731 | David Mulla, David Mulla | water quality, agroecoregions, TMDLs |
2005 | MN | Annual Base | Wireless Technologies Applied to Environmental Variables and Nutrient Loadings | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $43,754 | Miki Hondzo, William Arnold | Sensors, Network |
2005 | MO | Annual Base | Improved Modeling for Runoff and Soil from Natural Events | Federal: $21,958 Non-Federal: $43,916 | Allen Thompson | Soil erosion, precipitation, rainfall, kinetic energy, surface and water quality |
2005 | MO | Annual Base | Characterization and Biological Effect Study of Endocrine Disruptors in Indian Creek, Newton, County, Missouri | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $51,963 | Yue-wern Huang, Paul Nam | estrogenic chemicals, endocrine disruptors, MCF-7 cell proliferation, sewage treatment effluents, nitrate contamination |
2005 | MO | Annual Base | Fate and Transport of Heavy Metals in Artificial Soil | Federal: $19,410 Non-Federal: $43,501 | William Likos, John Bowders, R. Hammer | artifical soil, soil profile, metal sorption, heavy metal transport, |
2005 | MS | Annual Base | Analysis of Stream Bank Erosion by Lateral Ground Water Flow | Federal: $30,640 Non-Federal: $61,400 | Garey Fox, Garey Fox | Sedimentation, Water Quality, Contaminant Transport Mechanisms, Surface Water, Ground Water |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | Geographic analysis of landuse/land cover change and its relation to nitrogen export in a developing mountain landscape | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $34,000 | Brian McGlynn, Kristin Gardner | streamwater quality, synoptic sampling, terrain analysis, land use/land cover chage, nitrogen export, isotopes |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | Using paleoecology and paleoflood hydrology to assess the long-term ecological response of Montana's riparian and aquatic ecosystems to small natural and human dam features -- a pilot study | Federal: $14,200 Non-Federal: $28,400 | Denine Schmitz, Duncan Patten | dam removal river restoration, paleoflood hydrology, paleoecology, riparian ecology, sediment dynamics |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Antibiotic resistance in ground-and surface-water microbes in the Missoula area | Federal: $1,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Lewis Kogan, William Holben | microbes, water supply, groundwater |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Movement, habitat use, and food habits of sauger and walleye: an investigation of resource overlap in the middle Missouri River, Montana | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Christopher Guy, Brian Bellgraph | habitat use, fisheries |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: The effects of recent watershed deglaciation, climate change, and microbial processes on nitrate loading and ecological response in high alpine aquatic systems of Grand Teton National Park | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Kathy Tonnessen, Jennifer Corbin | meltwater chemistry, nitrates, alpine systems, microbial processes |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Stream-groundwater interactions in a mountain to valley transition: impacts on watershed hydrologic response and stream water chemistry | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Brian McGlynn, Timothy Covino | groundwater transport |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Movements of resident and non-resident anglers in Montana: implications for transferring whirling disease among drainages in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Christopher Guy, Kiza Gates | whirling disease, vectors |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: The relationships between flood frequency, microhabitat variability, and riparian vegetation spacial pattern in montaine steams of western Montana | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Scott Woods, Motoshi Honda | flood frequency, riparian vegetation |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Environmental conditions associated with the extent and composition of woody riparian vegetation within the West Fork of the Gallatin River watershed | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Duncan Patten, Levia Shoutis | wildfire; riparian |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Watershed carbon distribution and flux across environmental gradients | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Brian McGlynn, Vince Pacific | carbon, watershed |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Clonal recruitment of Populus angustifolia along the Yellowstone River: extent and requirements | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Donald Potts, Mary Louise Polzin | clonal, cottonwood, floodplain |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Towards sustainable materials for drinking water infrastructure | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Anne Camper, Mohammed Rahman | biofilm, copper, corrosion |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: On the dynamics and production of CO2 in a forested watershed | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Brian McGlynn, Diego Riveros | carbon, watersheds, transport |
2005 | MT | Annual Base | STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: Factors that influence displacement of native cutthroat trout by nonnative brook trout | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $0 | Alexander Zale, Brad Shepard | trout, displacement |
2005 | NC | Annual Base | Use of Indicators to Distinguish Between Point and Non-Point Sources of Chemical Contamination in North Carolina Streams | Federal: $29,098 Non-Federal: $58,195 | Howard Weinberg | chemical monitoring, endocrine active substances, organic compounds, pharmaceutically active substances, pollutants, runoff, septic tanks, wastewater treatment |
2005 | NC | Annual Base | Estuarine sediment beds as a reservoir for human pathogens: monitoring transport of populations of enterococci and Vibrio in the Neuse River Estuary | Federal: $18,137 Non-Federal: $36,273 | Rachel Noble, Stephen Fries | suspended sediments, sedimentation, water quality monitoring, river beds, estuaries, contaminant transport, bacteria |
2005 | NC | Annual Base | Characterization of Surface Water/Ground Water Interactions along the Tar River using Ground Penetrating Radar | Federal: $21,436 Non-Federal: $42,873 | Michael ODriscoll, David Mallinson | Channels, geomorphology, geophysics, rivers, ground water hydrology, subsurface drainage, surface-ground water relationships, Tar River |
2005 | NC | Annual Base | A Comparison of Drought Tolerance in Common Herbaceous Wetland Macrophytes as Indicated by Plant Growth, Water Status, and Oxidative Stress | Federal: $9,341 Non-Federal: $18,682 | Brant Touchette | Aquatic plants, conservation, drought, lakes, landscape management, plant growth, plant stress, plant-water relationships, reservoir management, riparian vegetations, wetlands |
2005 | ND | Annual Base | Benthic Macroinvertebrate Stoichiometric Implication for North Dakota and Minnesota Fisheries | Federal: $16,085 Non-Federal: $32,351 | Malcolm Butler | ecological stoichiometry, benthic invertebrates, lakes, fisheries |
2005 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluating and Validating the Index of Plant Community Integrity for the Assessment of Temporary, Seasonal, and Semi-permanent Wetlands in the Prairie Pothole Region | Federal: $4,040 Non-Federal: $10,407 | Don Kirby, Don Kirby | Prairie Pothole Region, wetlands, assessment, wetland ecology |
2005 | ND | Annual Base | Molecular Phylogeography of Etheostoma Nigrum in the Northern Midwest | Federal: $10,100 Non-Federal: $21,040 | Craig Stockwell | Phylogeography, microsatellites, population genetics, darters |
2005 | ND | Annual Base | The Impact of Wetlands and Wetland Easements on North Dakota Land Values | Federal: $18,520 Non-Federal: $36,426 | Jay Leitch | USFWS wetland easements, NWI, land values |
2005 | ND | Annual Base | Effect of Flow Path Processes on the Geochemistry and Quality of Water Discharged along the Seepage Face at Pigeon Point, Sheyenne Delta Aquifer, Ransom County, North Dakota | Federal: $4,673 Non-Federal: $9,073 | Phil Gerla | groundwater recharge, hydrogeochemistry, wetlands, vadose zone |
2005 | NE | Annual Base | Beaver in Agricultural Watersheds: Potential for Mitigating Degraded Midwestern Streams | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $38,642 | Dean Eisenhauer, C. Zanner, Michael Dosskey, Scott Hygnstrom | Degraded streams, beaver dams, sediment trapping,stream restoration |
2005 | NE | Annual Base | Quantification of Stream-aquifer Connection and its Implication for Modeling Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions | Federal: $19,955 Non-Federal: $41,265 | Xun-Hong Chen, Xun-Hong Chen | Streambed, stream-aquifer connection, inverse modeling, hydraulic conductivity |
2005 | NE | Annual Base | Androgenic Growth Promoters in Nebraska Rivers: Detection and Toxicity | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | Alan Kolok, Daniel Snow | animal feedlot operations; steroids; passive organic samplers; caged fish |
2005 | NH | Annual Base | Assessing Household Risk and Knowledge in Mitigating Nonpoint Source Pollution in Coastal Watersheds | Federal: $22,752 Non-Federal: $49,466 | Robert Robertson, Kristen Ward | water quality, nonpoint pollution, survey research, household production function |
2005 | NH | Annual Base | The Role of Vegetated Buffers in Maintaining Salt Marsh Species Diversity | Federal: $5,840 Non-Federal: $11,686 | David Burdick, Joanne Glode | Nitrogen, salt marsh, riparian, ground water |
2005 | NJ | Annual Base | Examining Effects of Soil Compaction on Pollutant Removal Efficiency and Lifespan of a NJ Approved Stormwater Best Management Practice | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $18,667 | Michael Mak, Christopher Obropta | BMPs, stormwater, soil compaction, water quality, bioretention, infiltration |
2005 | NJ | Annual Base | The Influence of Urbanization on Watershed Nitrogen Cycling Watersheds | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $9,263 | Bernice Rosenzweig, Peter Jaffe | nitrogen cycling,nitrogen retention, urban land use, hydrology, ammonia, nitrate, |
2005 | NJ | Annual Base | Microbial degradation of MTBE in anaerobic environments | Federal: $5,022 Non-Federal: $10,438 | Laura Youngster, Max Haggblom | MTBE, microbial degradation, anaerobic, Methyl tertiary butyl ether, carcinogen, bioremediation, |
2005 | NJ | Annual Base | Lab-on-a-chip device for monitoring trace level arsenic | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $9,775 | Kamilah Hylton, Somenath Mitra | arsenic, lab-on-a-chip, and Supported Liquid Membrane Extraction (SLME), chip, monitoring |
2005 | NJ | Annual Base | A Study to Link Atmospheric N Deposition with Surface and Ground Water N and Denitrification Capabilities in an Urban New Jersey Wetland | Federal: $29,556 Non-Federal: $61,654 | Barbara Turpin, B. Ravit | |
2005 | NJ | Annual Base | Impacts of Organic Matter Heterogeneity on Desorption and Availability of Sediment-bound PCBs | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $56,828 | Weilin Huang, Lisa Totten | PCBs, sediment, desorption, Hudson River, polychlorinated biphenyls, contaminant, bioavalability |
2005 | NJ | Annual Base | RESISTANCE OF FRACTURED ROCK DECHLORINATING BACTERIA TO PRESSURE FROM HEAVY METALS | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,491 | Eun Kyeu Son, Donna E. Fennell | groundwater, degreasers, chlorinated ethene, tetrachloroethene, (PCE), trichloroethene, (TCE), groundwater, contaminants, chlorina1ted solvents, remediation, aquifers |
2005 | NV | Annual Base | Wash Load and Fractional Suspended Load Transport in Lake Tahoe Tributaries | Federal: $25,044 Non-Federal: $53,610 | Guohong Duan | Sediment Transport |
2005 | NV | Annual Base | Development of National Institutes for Water Resources Website for the State of Nevada for Information Transfer | Federal: $7,500 Non-Federal: $15,776 | David McGraw, John Warwick | Website, Information Transfer |
2005 | NV | Annual Base | Aggregating Hydraulic Property Measurements to Large Scales and Potential Applications on Water Budget Studies in Arid and Semi-Arid Environment | Federal: $24,192 Non-Federal: $48,436 | Jianting Zhu | Soil hydraulic properties, Upscaling, Averaging schemes, Heterogeneous soil formation, van Genuchten model |
2005 | NY | Annual Base | Export of atmospheric nitrogen deposition from forests at the top of the Susquehanna watershed | Federal: $24,981 Non-Federal: $32,100 | Christine Goodale | Atmospheric N, forests, soil water |
2005 | NY | Annual Base | GIS-based riparian buffer management optimization for phosphorous and sediment loading | Federal: $5,323 Non-Federal: $13,222 | Paul Richards | GIS, phosphorus and sediment loading; riparian buffer management |
2005 | NY | Annual Base | Protecting future quantity and quality of New York State's water resources under changing climatic conditions | Federal: $22,500 Non-Federal: $29,055 | Tammo Steenhuis, Arthur DeGaetano, Michael Walter | Phosphorus; nitrogen; agriculture; climate extremes; |
2005 | OH | Annual Base | Transport and Fate of Iron Nanoparticles in Groundwater | Federal: $19,899 Non-Federal: $40,500 | Guy Riefler, Lindsey Bryson | iron nanoparticles remediation transport fate |
2005 | OH | Annual Base | Manipulating residence time in agricultural headwater streams: impacts on nitrogen removal and aquatic communities | Federal: $16,795 Non-Federal: $33,665 | Virginie Bouchard | headwater streams, nitrate, denitrification, retention time |
2005 | OH | Annual Base | USE OF PERSULFATE AND PEROXYMONOSULFATE OXIDANTS FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINANTS | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,008 | Dionysios Dionysiou | Advanced Oxidation Technologies, sulfate radicals, hydroxyl radicals, iron, peroxymonosulfate, persulfate, trichloroethylene, atrazine, MTBE, chemical oxidation, nanoparticulate zero vanence iron |
2005 | OH | Annual Base | Technology Enhanced Participation for Watershed Planning | Federal: $17,844 Non-Federal: $48,092 | Maria Conroy, Steven Gordon | watershed planning, citizen participation, Internet, BMP |
2005 | OK | Annual Base | Optimal Selection of Management Practices, Policies, and Technological Alternatives for Phosphorus Abatement: Using GIS and Economic Methodology to Model a Watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,018 | Brian Adam, Franklin Norwood, Arthur Stoecker, Daniel Storm | watershed, GIS, poultry litter, phosphorus, hydrology, best management practices |
2005 | OK | Annual Base | Estimating the orientation and intensity of fractures in sedimentary rocks using multi-component 3-D ground-penetrating radar (GPR) | Federal: $24,982 Non-Federal: $50,506 | Surinder Sahai, Todd Halihan, Roger Young | hydrogeology, fractures, GPR |
2005 | OK | Annual Base | Science, Development & Public Opinion: The Adjudication of Groundwater Policy for the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer | Federal: $15,643 Non-Federal: $41,361 | Beth Caniglia, Marc Krein | Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer, Oklahoma Water |
2005 | OK | Annual Base | Protocol to determine the optimal placement of riparian/buffer strips in watersheds | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Daniel Storm, Glenn Brown, Chang-Xing Jin, Michael Smolen | Protocol, riparian/buffer, placement |
2005 | OR | Annual Base | Determining Spatial and Temporal Variability of Groundwater Nitrate in the Southern Willamette Valley, OR | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $62,150 | Roy Haggerty | Groundwater, Willamette Aquifer, Nitrate |
2005 | OR | Annual Base | Influence of Climate Change on Water Supply in the McKenzie River Basin: Analysis of Long-term and Spatial Hydrologic Data. | Federal: $27,450 Non-Federal: $54,974 | Anne Nolin | Climate Change, Snowpack |
2005 | OR | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $26,562 Non-Federal: $54,890 | Todd Jarvis | Public Participation |
2005 | OR | Annual Base | Groundwater and Surface Water Resources in the | Federal: $8,562 Non-Federal: $27,400 | Charles Rogers | Education, Groundwater, Modeling |
2005 | OR | Annual Base | Development of a web-based database of hydrologic data for the Upper Oak Creek Watershed | Federal: $28,810 Non-Federal: $58,036 | Arne Skaugset III, Arne Skaugset III | Forestry, Hydrology, Watershed |
2005 | PA | Annual Base | Nitrate Source Tracking: Combining Isotopic, Microbial, and Chemical Tracers in a Mixed Land-Use Watershed | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | David DeWalle, Michael Arthur, Anthony Buda, Chitrita DebRoy | nitrates, bacteria, stable isotopes, hydrology, monitoring, Pennsylvania |
2005 | PA | Annual Base | Fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) profiles of Escherichia coli and enterococci for predicting sources of microbial pollution | Federal: $17,560 Non-Federal: $39,525 | Metin Duran | microbial contamination, fecal pollution, indicator organisms, Escherichia coli, enterococci, fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) profiling |
2005 | PA | Annual Base | Source Water Protection from Infectious Cryptosporidium spp. Oocysts | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,054 | Kristen Jellison | Cryptosporidium, Wissahickon Creek, Monoshone Creek, Valley Road Tributary, Philadelphia Water Department, phylogenetic analysis, cell culture infectivity, pathogens, source water protection |
2005 | PA | Annual Base | A Bayesian Framework for Cost Effective Groundwater Monitoring Design | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Patrick Reed | groundwater monitoring, optimization, genetic algorithm, decision support |
2005 | PA | Annual Base | Private Water System Education and Outreach | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $20,000 | William Sharpe, Stephanie Clemens, Bryan Swistock | private water system, private well, spring, cistern, water quality, conservation, water treatment, wellhead protection, drinking water standards |
2005 | PR | Annual Base | Monitoring Nutrients Content in the San Juan Bay Estuary using Hyperspectral Remote Sensing | Federal: $80,000 Non-Federal: $101,624 | Fernando Gilbes | Remote Sensing, Estuaries, Estuarine Modeling, Nutrients, Pollutants |
2005 | PR | Annual Base | Removal of Inorganic, Organic and Antimicrobials Contaminants from Aqueous Solutions by Waste Tire Crumb Rubber | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $29,661 | Oscar Perales-Perez, Marco Arocha, Felix Roman | water treatment, water quality, organic compounds, heavy metals |
2005 | RI | Annual Base | MTBE Drinking Water Contamination in Pascoag, RI: A Tracer Test for Investigating the Fate and Transport of Contaminants in a Fractured Rock Aquifer | Federal: $4,500 Non-Federal: $9,009 | Tom Boving | Drinking water supply, MTBE, tracer test, fractured bedrock aquifer |
2005 | RI | Annual Base | Development of a Statewide Public Water-Supply GIS Coverage for Rhode Island | Federal: $12,746 Non-Federal: $25,496 | Anne Veeger, Nasir Hamidzada | water supply; service areas; geographic information system; Rhode Island |
2005 | RI | Annual Base | Risk Assessment Methods for Water Infrastructure Systems | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,160 | Natacha Thomas, Natacha Thomas | |
2005 | SC | Annual Base | Toxicological effects of endocrine disrupting compounds in Lake Conestee and the Reedy River | Federal: $22,930 Non-Federal: $67,019 | Peter Van Den Hurk, David Hargett, Stephen Klaine | Environmental Risk Assessment, Human Health Risks, Biomarkers, Toxic Waste Water, Remediation, Fish Toxicology |
2005 | SC | Annual Base | Contaminant Transfer among Sediments, Water Column, and Atmosphere in Reservoirs | Federal: $20,580 Non-Federal: $41,763 | Cindy Lee | sediments, geochemistry, hydrophobic contaminants, bioaccumulative toxic compounds, transport, chiral, PCBs |
2005 | SC | Annual Base | Environmental Predictors of Mercury Methylation Potential and Fish Tissue | Federal: $22,088 Non-Federal: $51,958 | Alan Johnson, Elizabeth Carraway, Mark Schlautman | Mercury, Methylmercury, Bioaccumulation, Fish Consumption Advisories, Dissolved Organic Matter, Photochemistry, Biogeochemistry, Spatial Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Statistical Models |
2005 | SD | Annual Base | The Influence of Manure Placement on Crop Yields and the Transport and Fate of Nutrient and Antibiotics | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,798 | Sharon Clay, C. Carlson, David Clay | Manure, Nutrients, Antibiotics |
2005 | SD | Annual Base | Water Conservation Using Automated Irrigation Water Management for Center Pivots | Federal: $85,282 Non-Federal: $171,259 | Hal Werner, Todd Trooien | water management, center pivot, irrigation scheduling, technology |
2005 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating Phosphorus Loss on a Watershed Scale | Federal: $17,995 Non-Federal: $25,770 | Frank Schindler, Ronald Gelderman, David German | Phosphorus loss, watershed, eutrophication |
2005 | SD | Annual Base | Development of an Agglomeration Process to Increase the Efficiency of Limestone-Based Material to Remove Metals from Drinking Water | Federal: $23,815 Non-Federal: $47,630 | Arden Davis, David Dixon | metals, metals contamination, lead, cadmium, arsenic, metals removal, drinking water, water treatment, granulation, agglomeration, point of entry systems |
2005 | SD | Annual Base | Fate of Disinfectants and Disinfection By-Products in Water Distribution Systems | Federal: $18,890 Non-Federal: $37,808 | Delvin DeBoer | disinfection by-products, water distribution, Stage 2 D/DBP Rule, |
2005 | SD | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $29,012 Non-Federal: $65,174 | Van Kelley, David German, Jennifer Pickard | |
2005 | TN | Annual Base | Macropores and Colloids: Their Influence on the Quantity and Quality of Recharge | Federal: $27,228 Non-Federal: $65,516 | John Tyner, Michael Essington, Jaehoon Lee | recharge, preferential flow, colloids, nutrients, water quality, macropore flow |
2005 | TN | Annual Base | Impacts of watershed urbanization on longitudinal fragmentation of stream habitat quality and fish habitat use | Federal: $27,136 Non-Federal: $62,717 | John Schwartz | stream habitat, TMDLs, habitat alteration, siltation, aquatic habitat, modeling, urbanization, urban stream restoration |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluation of Standards for Compost Blankets in Stormwater Control | Federal: $4,790 Non-Federal: $12,634 | Lindsay Birt, Russell Persyn | perchlorate, compost, erosion, stormwater |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluation of Irrigation Scheduling Using the Biotic Model | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $19,808 | Joshua Bynum, Tom Cothren | irrigation, biotic model |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Enhancing A Distributed Hydrologic Model for Storm Water Analysis within a GIS Framework in an Urban Area | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,001 | Zheng Fang, Philip Bedient | flood prediction, urban hydrology, distributed hydrologic model |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Determining the Efficacy of Biological Control of Saltcedar (Tamarix spp.) on the Colorado River of Texas | Federal: $4,870 Non-Federal: $13,163 | Jeremy Hudgeons, Allen Knutson | Colorado River, CRMWD, saltcedar, biological control |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Assessing the Potential of Zero-Valent Iron to Reduce Perchlorate and Nitrate Mobility in Soils | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $19,615 | Omar Harvey, Cristine Morgan | nitrate reduction, zero-valent iron, groundwater contamination |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Watershed Development and Climate Change Effects on Environmental Flows and Estuarine Function | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Marc Russell, Paul Montagna | Environmental flows, freshwater inflow, coastal-watershed interactions |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Spatial Patterns in Wetland Nutrient Biogeochemistry: Implications for Ecosystem Functions | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,350 | Thad Scott, Robert Doyl | periphyton, macrophyte, elemental composition |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Carbon Aerogel Electrodes: Adsorption-Desorption and Regeneration Study for Purification of Water | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $15,688 | Sanjay Tewari, Timothy Kramer | carbon aerogels, capacitive de-ionization, adsorption |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | A Decision Support system to Develop Sustainable Groundwater Management Policies for a Multi-county Single Aquifer System | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $21,150 | Muthukumar Kuchanur, Venkatesh Uddameri | groundwater policy, sustainable yield, game theory |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Evaluation of Spatial Heterogeneity of Watershed through HRU Concept Using SWAT | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $26,522 | Xuesong Zhang, Raghavan Srinivasan | hydrological model, heterogeneity, Hydrologic Response Unit (HRU) |
2005 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $29,596 Non-Federal: $24,606 | Bill Harris, Clint Wolfe | Technology Transfer, Information Dissemination |
2005 | VI | Annual Base | Water Usage for Papaya Production During Drought in the U.S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $45,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Thomas Zimmerman | papaya, drip irrigation, mulch |
2005 | VI | Annual Base | Qualification and quantification of human bacterial pathogens in UVI aquaculture systems | Federal: $31,383 Non-Federal: $0 | Donald Bailey | Aquaculture water, Human Pathogens, Coliforms |
2005 | VI | Annual Base | Assessing the Sediment Retention Function of Salt Ponds on the US Virgin Islands Implications for Management | Federal: $109,869 Non-Federal: $0 | Denise Rennis, Barry Devine, Colin Finney | salt ponds, wetlands, function, natural resources, turbidity, remote sensing, GIS, land use, management |
2005 | VI | Annual Base | Improving Water Quality Research Through Hands-on Hydrography/Hydrology Training | Federal: $86,895 Non-Federal: $0 | Roy Watlington | Biological oxygen demand, nephelometry, salinometer, turbidity, water quality, watershed |
2005 | VT | Annual Base | Trophic status of Lake Champlain over 400 years of changing land use: A paleolomnological study | Federal: $59,682 Non-Federal: $123,117 | Andrea Lini, Suzanne Levine | eutrophication, blue green algae, phosphorus, nitrogen, silica, diatoms, sediments, land use, paleopigments, paleolimnology, stable isotopes |
2005 | WA | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $49,289 Non-Federal: $100,584 | Michael Barber | Outreach, Information Transfer |
2005 | WA | Annual Base | Using Stable Isotopes to Trace Nitrate Sources and Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions in the Upper Yakima River Drainage | Federal: $27,490 Non-Federal: $55,001 | Carey Gazis | Surface water-groundwater interactions, Nitrate, Stable isotope, Yakima River |
2005 | WA | Annual Base | Removal of the Human Pathogen Giardia intestinales from Ground Water | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,065 | Dirk Schulze-Makuch, C Keller, Joan Wu | Giardia, pathogen, reactive barrier, drinking water |
2005 | WA | Annual Base | Oxygenation for the Management of Sediment Mercury Release from Aquatic Sediments | Federal: $27,500 Non-Federal: $55,219 | Marc Beutel, Barry Moore | lakes, hypolimnetic anoxia, sediment, mercury cycling, methylmercury |
2005 | WI | Annual Base | University of Wisconsin-Water Resources Institute - Information Transfer | Federal: $103,004 Non-Federal: $231,620 | Anders Andren, James Hurley, JoAnn Savoy | information, outreach, library |
2005 | WI | Annual Base | Foundry Slag for Treating Arsenic in Ground Water and Drinking Water | Federal: $77,646 Non-Federal: $75,206 | Craig Benson | arsenic, drinking water, treatment |
2005 | WI | Annual Base | Occurrence of Estrogenic Endocrine Disruptors in Groundwater | Federal: $29,392 Non-Federal: $39,552 | William Sonzogni | drinking water, contaminants, endocrine disruptors |
2005 | WV | Annual Base | West Virginia Water Resources Inventory and Assessment | Federal: $108,184 Non-Federal: $257,136 | Richard Herd, John Quaranta, Paul Ziemkiewicz | Water Resources; water quantity; water use; water inventory; water data management |
2005 | WV | Annual Base | West Virginia Water Conference 2005 | Federal: $29,688 Non-Federal: $62,282 | Tamara Vandivort | Water, Economics, Education, Policy, Law, Management, Planning, Research, Conference |
2005 | WY | Annual Base | Land Use Impacts on Nitrogen Fixation in Jackson Hole Streams | Federal: $32,827 Non-Federal: $81,179 | Robert Hall | Nitrogen cycling, Land-use, Nitrogen fixation, Streams |
2005 | WY | Annual Base | Real-Time Monitoring of E. Coli Contamination in Wyoming | Federal: $100,250 Non-Federal: $610,890 | Paul Johnson | Water Quality Monitoring, Bacteria, Biomonitoring, Bioindicators |
2005 | WY | Annual Base | Innovative Technology Development to Maximize Beneficial Use of Produced Water from Coal Bed Natural Gas Operations in the Powder River Basin, Wyoming | Federal: $53,600 Non-Federal: $175,436 | George Vance, Girisha Ganjegunte, Ronald Surdam | Water Treatment, Beneficial Use, Geochemical Processes |
2004 | AK | Annual Base | Short- and Long-term As-Aluminium Oxyhydroxide Sorption Interactions in Aquatic and Soil Environments | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $8,277 | Silke Schiewer, Paras Trivedi | As, aluminium hydroxide, long-term kinetics, and thermodynamics |
2004 | AK | Annual Base | Monitoring Thermokarst Evolution at Caribou-Poker Creeks Research Watershed | Federal: $47,374 Non-Federal: $18,742 | Horacio Toniolo | thermokarst, grain size distribution, sediment transport, mapping |
2004 | AK | Annual Base | Development of Crab Shell Based Biosorbents for Removing Anionic Metal Complexes From Contaminated Water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $10,436 | Silke Schiewer | bio-sorption, metal ions, crab shells, mine tailings, metal removal |
2004 | AK | Annual Base | Infiltration in Coarse Soil and Formation of Infiltration Ice | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $10,586 | David Barnes, Yuri Shur | drainage, seasonally frozen soils, permafrost, infiltration, infiltration ice |
2004 | AL | Annual Base | Nitrogen Cycling in Alabama Rivers: Effects of Nutrient Addition on the Composition of Functional Microbial Communities | Federal: $24,806 Non-Federal: $49,822 | Julie Olson, Perry Churchill, Amelia Ward | Nitrogen cycle, nitrogen fixation, nitrification, denitrification, riverine systems |
2004 | AL | Annual Base | Development and Characterization of a New Class of High-Capacity Ion Exchangers and and Environmentally Benign Process for Removal of Perchlorate in Water | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $61,278 | Dongye Zhao, Willie Harper, Aliecia McClain | Perchlorate removal, ion exchange, ligand exchange, regenerative process, residual waste treatment, rocket fuel, water treatment |
2004 | AL | Annual Base | The Evaluation of an Approach to Estimate Regional Scale Surface Moisture as an Indicator of Drought for Alabama Using NASA's MODIS Data | Federal: $23,348 Non-Federal: $46,944 | Luke Marzen, Jean-Marie Wersinger | Drought, Moisture, Remote Sensing, MODIS, Maps, Southeast |
2004 | AR | Annual Base | Vadose-zone losses of soluble heavy metals from pasture soil amended with varying rates of poultry litter | Federal: $15,480 Non-Federal: $30,900 | Kristofor Brye | equilibrium-tension lysimeters, leaching, heavy metals, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, pasture, poultry litter |
2004 | AR | Annual Base | Oxide-Catalyzed Oxidation of 17b-Estradiol to Estrone | Federal: $17,703 Non-Federal: $35,406 | Guangyao Sheng | biosolid, animal waste, estradiol, water quality, oxidation |
2004 | AR | Annual Base | Nutrient losses in runoff and leaching from poultry litter applications to loblolly pine stands and pastures | Federal: $18,241 Non-Federal: $36,635 | Hal Liechty, Adrian Ares, Mike Daniels | Runoff, poultry litter, leaching, nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, loblolly pine, best management practices |
2004 | AR | Annual Base | Hydrodynamics of a Karst Soil Catena in the Ozark Plateau, USA | Federal: $19,500 Non-Federal: $39,000 | John Brahana, Phil Hays | Karst hydropedology; hydraulic conductivity; infiltration; nitrate; denitrification; dissolved organic carbon; nutrient processing; poultry litter; silvopastoral agroecosystem; stable isotopes; biogeochemistry |
2004 | AZ | Annual Base | Permeable Reactive Biobarriers for the Containment and Remediation of Acid Mine Drainage | Federal: $11,678 Non-Federal: $24,270 | James Field, Reyes Sierra | Acid Mine Drainage, Ground Water, Heavy Metals, Metalloids, Toxic Substances, Mining, Smelting Sites, Bioremediation, Permeable Reactive Barriers, Biomineralization, Microbial Reduction, Sulfate Reduction |
2004 | AZ | Annual Base | Impact of drought on management of salt sensitive plants with reclaimed water | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $30,492 | Ursula Schuch | Reclaimed water, salinity, drought, plant growth |
2004 | AZ | Annual Base | Measurement of estrogenic activity in sludges and biosolids | Federal: $12,305 Non-Federal: $24,403 | David Quanrud, Robert Arnold, Jon Chorover, Wendell Ela | estrogenic activity, sludge, biosolids |
2004 | AZ | Annual Base | Controlling Salt Accumulation to Enhance Sustainability of Subsurface Drip Irrigation | Federal: $11,933 Non-Federal: $34,237 | Thomas Thompson, Arthur Warrick | water conservation, irrigation |
2004 | AZ | Annual Base | Estimation of acute upper lethal water temperature tolerances of native Arizona fishes | Federal: $8,102 Non-Federal: $16,203 | Scott Bonar | threatened and endangered species, fisheries, water temperature, water levels, rivers |
2004 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $35,363 Non-Federal: $60,232 | Sharon Megdal, Joe Gelt, Kathy Jacobs, Jackie Moxley, Kerry Schwartz, Terry Sprouse | |
2004 | CA | Annual Base | Hydrological regimes, pond morphology, habitat use: predicting the impact of an emerging aquatic pathogen | Federal: $19,482 Non-Federal: $36,689 | Cheryl Briggs, Cheryl Briggs | amphibian declines, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, Mountain yellow-legged frogs, emerging disease, habitat use, Rana muscosa. |
2004 | CA | Annual Base | Using Marine Derived Nitrogen in Tree Rings to Assess Nutrient Flux and Salmon Escapement | Federal: $14,276 Non-Federal: $29,331 | Michael Johnson, Michael Johnson | Marine derived nutrients, Riparian ecology, Stable isotopes, Oncorhynchus, Dendroecology, Nutrient subsidies. |
2004 | CA | Annual Base | Feasibility of Snowpack Characterization Using Remote Sensing and Advanced Data Assimilation Techniques | Federal: $17,691 Non-Federal: $25,093 | Steven Margulis | snow modeling, remote sensing, data assimilation, snow water equivalent, snowpack water supply |
2004 | CA | Annual Base | Modeling and Optimization of Seawater Intrusion Barriers in Southern California Coastal Plain | Federal: $18,090 Non-Federal: $24,360 | William W-G. Yeh | |
2004 | CA | Annual Base | Development of a Quantitative Detection Method for Enumerating Host-Specific Fecal Bacteria Based on Real-Time, Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction | Federal: $18,250 Non-Federal: $27,475 | Kara Nelson | Microbial source tracking, fecal indicator organisms, quantitative polymerase chain reaction |
2004 | CO | Annual Base | Determination of Ecosystem Response Thresholds to Nutrient of Flowing Waters in Montane Colorado | Federal: $8,500 Non-Federal: $17,109 | William Lewis, William Lewis | Nutrients, Nutrient criteria, Clean Water Act |
2004 | CO | Annual Base | Salt Chemistry Effects on Indirect Field Salinity Assessment in the Arkansas River Valley, Colorado | Federal: $2,735 Non-Federal: $5,472 | Grant Cardon, Grant Cardon | Salinity, Soil chemistry, Electromagnetic Induction Meter (EM), Arkansas River Valley, Gypsum |
2004 | CT | Annual Base | Chaotic Advection Enhanced Remediation | Federal: $50,104 Non-Federal: $129,872 | Amvrossios Bagtzoglou | Natural Attenuation, remediation, chaos theory |
2004 | CT | Annual Base | The dual influence of Alewife, Alosa pseudoharengus, on inland water quality | Federal: $50,255 Non-Federal: $140,586 | David Post | river herring, alewife, nutrients, food webs, zooplankton, anadromous, landlocked, phytoplankton |
2004 | CT | Annual Base | Investigating the Influence of Purging on Long-Term Remediation Compliance Monitoring | Federal: $27,984 Non-Federal: $47,906 | Gary A. Robbins | groundwater, purging, monitoring well, water quality |
2004 | DC | Annual Base | The Development of a MEMS-based Integrated Wireless Remote Biosensors | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Esther Ososanya, Esther Ososanya | Wireless biosensors, pollutants, ecological quality, drinking water security |
2004 | DC | Annual Base | District of Columbia Drinking Water Blind Taste Testing Project | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Lillie Monroe-Lord, James DaWanna | Bottle Water, Ground Water, Tap Water, Chlorine, Water Distillers, Water Sterilizer System, Water Quality Test Kit, Filtering of Water |
2004 | DC | Annual Base | DC H2O: Whats On Tap? | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Rovenia Brock-Riggins, William Hare | water quality, tap water, 4-H youths, GIS |
2004 | DC | Annual Base | Identification of PCB and Chlordane sources in the Anacostia RIver Watershed | Federal: $13,742 Non-Federal: $27,484 | Harriette Phelps | pollutants, tributary, urban, biomonitoring, Corbicula |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | Assisting Small and Underserved Farmers in Meeting Water Quality Objectives | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Dennis McIntosh | small farmers, water quality, best management practices |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | Monitoring and Assessing the Nutrient Status and Overall Health of Freshwater Wetlands | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Bruce Vasilas | wetland health, nutrients, monitoring strategies |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | A Water Resource Threat Analysis for Delaware | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Janet Johnson | |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | Evaluating Land Application of Wastewater as a Nutrient Reduction Control Strategy for the Chesapeake Bay | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | William Ritter | land application, wastewater, nutrients, Chesapeake Bay |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | Biological Control of Purple Loosestrife at Flat Pond: Reclaiming a Freshwater Pond near the C&D Canal | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Judith Hough-Goldstein | invasive plants, biological control, wildlife habitat |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | Design and Field Testing of Advanced Surveillance Systems for Delaware's Shallow Depth Estuaries | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | James Glancey | water pollutants, monitoring, real-time surveillance |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | An Evaluation of the Economic, Social, Environmental, and Recreational Benefits of the Christina Basin | Federal: $1,750 Non-Federal: $3,500 | Steven Hastings, Gerald Kauffman | watershed policies, conservation, restoration |
2004 | DE | Annual Base | Fish Communities as Indicators of Water Quality: Quantifying the Response of Aquatic Systems to Pollutant Inputs in Delaware Headwaters | Federal: $3,500 Non-Federal: $7,000 | Dewayne Fox, Maria Labreveux | biological indicators, water quality, fish communities |
2004 | FL | Annual Base | Sensitivity of the Hydroperiod of Forested Wetlands to Alterations in Topographic Attributes and Land Use | Federal: $28,617 Non-Federal: $57,234 | Mahood Nachabe, Mahood Nachabe | Wetlands, Hydroperiod, Modeling |
2004 | FL | Annual Base | Ground Water Vulnerability Delineation Using Integrated GIS and Neuro-Fuzzy Methods | Federal: $38,817 Non-Federal: $113,420 | Barnali Dixon | Ground Water Modeling |
2004 | GA | Annual Base | Seismic imaging of fracture systems in crystalline rock | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $32,000 | Leland Long | Fractured rock aquifers, Water Resources Development, Geophysics |
2004 | GA | Annual Base | Decision Support for Georgia Water Resources Planning and Management | Federal: $72,000 Non-Federal: $162,516 | Kathryn Hatcher | Multiple-Objective Planning, Watershed Management, Nonpoint Pollution |
2004 | GA | Annual Base | Biogeochemical Cycling of Arsenic at the Sediment-Water Interface of the Chattahoochee River | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $32,037 | Martial Taillefert | Arsenic, Biogeochemistry, Contaminant Transport, Metalloids, River Beds, Water Chemistry, Water Quality Monitoring |
2004 | GA | Annual Base | REDUCTIVE BIOTRANSFORMATION OF POLYCHLORO-NITROBENZENES UNDER IRON-REDUCING CONDITIONS | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $32,000 | Spyros Pavlostathis | Bioavailability, bioremediation, chlorinated organics, iron reduction, pesticides, reductive dehalogenation, sorption |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Presence and Survival of Fecal Indicator Bacteria in Soil from the Banks of Major Rivers and Streams on Guam | Federal: $38,822 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, Roger Fujioka, Annie Leon Guerrero, Harold Wood | Fecal indicator bacteria, recreational water quality, non fecal sources |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Speciation studies of arsenic in Guam Waters Phase II. | Federal: $31,199 Non-Federal: $0 | Maika Vuki | Arsenic speciation, organic and inorganic arsenic, hydride generation, HPLC, GC |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Hydrology of the Sabana Watershed and Water Cave, Rota, CNM | Federal: $37,475 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Groundwater, Island Karst, Water Supply |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Persistent Contaminant Assessment of Food Fish from Tanapag Lagoon, Saipan | Federal: $38,099 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, Peter Houk, Harold Wood | Monitoring, Fish, Heavy Metals, PCBs, Pesticides |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Refining the R-factor and Developing Rainfall Distribution Maps for the Island of Pohnpei | Federal: $36,803 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Mark Lander | soil erosion rainfall water quality rainfall runoff processes climate |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | . Groundwater Development and Utilization for Emergency Drinking Water Supply on Fais, Yap State, FSM | Federal: $53,220 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson, Donald Rubinstein | Groundwater, Island Karst, Carbonate Island Aquifers, Water Supply |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $18,859 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Information Management | Federal: $3,600 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz, Leroy Heitz | Rainfall Data, Climate Data, Water Resources Management |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | Qualitative examination of groundwater from Yap and some of its neighboring islands | Federal: $30,114 Non-Federal: $0 | Vazhaveli Murukesan, Tim Scheidt, Leonard Yinug | Water Analysis, Water Quality, Groundwater |
2004 | GU | Annual Base | A water quality study of river and ground water resources in Kosrae, FSM. | Federal: $26,138 Non-Federal: $0 | Puthiyaparambil Josekutty | Water quality, river water, drinking water, water analysis, water pollution, water borne diseases |
2004 | HI | Annual Base | Development of a New Technique for the Use of Dissolved Helium as an Environmental Groundwater Tracer | Federal: $41,006 Non-Federal: $83,247 | Aly El-Kadi | helium, tracer tests, instrumentation |
2004 | HI | Annual Base | The Dynamic Effects of Native Versus Non-native Vegetation on the Ecohydrology of a Hawaiian Stream Valley | Federal: $44,047 Non-Federal: $72,265 | Kaeo Duarte | Ecohydrology |
2004 | HI | Annual Base | Application of Innovative Methods and Strategies to Differentiate Sewage from Non-Point Source Pollution in Hawaii | Federal: $18,006 Non-Federal: $56,843 | Roger Fujioka | Fecal Indicators, Water Quality Standards,Sewage Pollution, Non-Point Source Pollution |
2004 | IA | Annual Base | Identification of Relationships Between Soil Phosphorus and Phosphorus Loss Through Tile Drainage to Improve the Subsurface Drainage Component of the Iowa Phosphorus Index | Federal: $35,500 Non-Federal: $73,956 | Antonio P. Mallarino, Matthew Helmers, Ramesh Kanwar | Phosphorus, subsurface drainage, water quality, environmental soil testing |
2004 | IA | Annual Base | Vegetative Filter Education and Assessment in the State of Iowa | Federal: $38,500 Non-Federal: $78,580 | Steven Mickelson, Kapil Arora, Matthew Helmers | Vegetative filters, water quality, nutrients, sediment, assessment, education, impaired water-bodies, surface runoff, TMDL |
2004 | IA | Annual Base | Hydrologic Modeling of Subsurface Drainage for Predicting Drainage Outflow | Federal: $33,605 Non-Federal: $67,357 | Matthew Helmers | Subsurface drainage, computer modeling, soil hydraulic properties |
2004 | ID | Annual Base | Validating Meta(loid) Flux Predicitons from Lake Coeur d'Alene Sediments Using Contaminated Ponds as Mesocosms | Federal: $14,781 Non-Federal: $34,079 | Matthew Morra, Daniel Strawn | Heavy Metals, Mining, Sediments, Contaminant Flux |
2004 | ID | Annual Base | Advanced Cone Penetrometer Technology for In-Situ Measurement of Unsaturated Soil Hydraulic Properties | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $39,238 | Molly Gribb | unsaturated soil, hydraulic conductivity, cone penetrometer, soil-water characteristic curve |
2004 | ID | Annual Base | Improved Short-term Operational Streamflow Forecasting for Snow-melt Dominated Basins (Request for Year 2 funding) | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,524 | Von Walden, Karen Humes | Streamflow Forecasting, Snowmelt, Runoff, Remote Sensing |
2004 | ID | Annual Base | Ground water/surface water interactions in the Idaho batholith | Federal: $14,925 Non-Federal: $35,207 | J. Mcnamara | Recharge |
2004 | IL | Annual Base | Rapid Solar Transformation of Nutrients in Natural Waters | Federal: $22,500 Non-Federal: $46,370 | Gary Peyton, Gary Peyton | water quality, nutrients, non-point source, surface water, watershed, TMDL, BMP, geochemical, nitrate, ammonia, ammonification, organic nitrogen, solar, photochemistry, photolysis, radical, modeling, natural organic mater, NOM |
2004 | IN | Annual Base | Hydrologic and land use control on the nature and cycling of allochthonous of organic carbon in mixed land use water sheds within Central Indiana | Federal: $55,048 Non-Federal: $118,382 | Timothy Filley, Chad Jafvert | dissolved organic matter, soil organic matter, particulate organic matter, agricultural drainage, biogeochemistry, stable isotopes, colloids |
2004 | IN | Annual Base | Characterizing Errors in Distributed Hydrologic Modeling | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,000 | Rabi Mohtar | Hydrologic Models, Runoff Estimation, Distributed Modeling, Error Estimation, Spatial Hydrology, Finite Element Analysis, GIS, Physically-Based Models, Pollution Prevention |
2004 | IN | Annual Base | Potential of Controlled Drainage to Reduce Nitrate Contamination at the Watershed Scale | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | Jane Frankenberger, Eileen Kladivko | Nitrate, controlled drainage, agricultural drainage water management |
2004 | IN | Annual Base | Norms, public opinion, and preservation of non-charismatic aquatic and riparian species | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $83,742 | Leigh Raymond | Species, Eastern Massasauga, Fanshell Mussel, public opinion, norms |
2004 | IN | Annual Base | Phosphorus Deposition in an Agricultural Drainage Ditch and Constructed Wetlands System | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $80,000 | George Parker | Nonpoint source pollution, agricultural watershed, constructed wetlands |
2004 | IN | Annual Base | Septic System Permit Database | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $20,800 | Brad Lee | septic systems failure, septic system operation and maintenance, septic system permit, septic system performance, septic system performance assessment |
2004 | IN | Annual Base | Stormwater Guidance and Implementation in Indiana: Perspectives on the new Rule 13 | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $7,120 | Jack Wittman, Jack Wittman | Watersheds, water management stormwater |
2004 | KS | Annual Base | Pharmaceuticals in Surface Water | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,332 | Alok Bhandari | screening, pharmaceuticals, wastewater, Kansas |
2004 | KS | Annual Base | Water and the Future of Kansas Annual Conference | Federal: $13,418 Non-Federal: $31,188 | Peter Allen MacFarlane, Peter Allen MacFarlane | water, conference, water supplies, water management |
2004 | KY | Annual Base | Linking chemical tolerance to reproductive resilience: CYP1A as a metric for predicting fish species distributions in chemically impacted habitats | Federal: $6,750 Non-Federal: $13,503 | Adria Elskus | PCBs, monitoring, endocrine disruptors, bioindicators |
2004 | KY | Annual Base | Fine sediment source areas and in-channel sediment storage in the Upper Green River Basin, KY | Federal: $25,474 Non-Federal: $63,016 | Stephen Kenworthy | soil erosion, aquatic habitat, sediment supply |
2004 | KY | Annual Base | Assessing groundwater age, regional flowpaths, and hydrochemical evolution of the Knox Group Aquifer in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $38,230 | Harry Rowe | stable isotopes, Chlorine-36, brine |
2004 | KY | Annual Base | Characterizing pollution impacts to urban karst aquifers from artificial and enhanced recharge | Federal: $23,662 Non-Federal: $47,784 | Randall Paylor, James Currens | hydrogeochemistry, storm runoff, lawn chemicals, wastewater |
2004 | LA | Annual Base | Quantifying Hydrologic Impacts on Spatio-Temporal Variability of Stream Water Quality in Coastal Louisiana | Federal: $19,925 Non-Federal: $47,679 | Vijay Singh, Y. Jun Xu | Hydrologic Impacts, Hypoxia, Pollution, Streamflow, Space-Time Variability, Water Quality |
2004 | MD | Annual Base | Leaf-scale hyperspectral reflectance models for determining the nitrogen status of freshwater wetlands | Federal: $29,957 Non-Federal: $61,093 | David Tilley, Andrew Baldwin | Chesapeake Bay, nitrogen pollution, tidal freshwater marshes, vegetation, remote sensing, spectroradiometry |
2004 | MD | Annual Base | Beneficial reuse of Baltimore Harbor dredgings and coal fly ash in engineering applications and effects on the Chesapeake Bay | Federal: $7,322 Non-Federal: $14,854 | Ahmet Aydilek, MD MD | Dredging, Chesapeake Bay, coal fly ash, stabilization, beneficial reuse |
2004 | MD | Annual Base | Using Bioaugmentation to Improve the Biodegradation of Chlorinated Compounds in Wetlands -- Summer Fellowship | Federal: $3,800 Non-Federal: $7,679 | Allen Davis, Philip Kearney | Wetlands, Biodegradation, Chlorinated, Trichloroethylene, Tetrachloroethane |
2004 | ME | Annual Base | Evaluating scope and trends for decreasing base cations (and increasing diluteness) | Federal: $35,200 Non-Federal: $79,532 | Steve Kahl, Katherine Webster, Ivan Fernandez | acid deposition, acid-neutralizing capacity, base cations, lakes, water chemistry |
2004 | ME | Annual Base | Integrating Biological and Streams Data into PEARL | Federal: $7,626 Non-Federal: $92,833 | Peter Vaux, Steve Kahl, Kate Beard | web, data access, database design, data quality assurance, environmental |
2004 | ME | Annual Base | Metal mobilization from municipal biosolids stockpiles: The role of dissolved organic matter. | Federal: $4,735 Non-Federal: $50,139 | Aria Amirbahman, John Peckenham | Contaminant Transport, Sludge, Toxic Substances, Water Quality |
2004 | ME | Annual Base | Nutrient cycling within the Meduxnekeag River and the use of periphytic algae as an indicator of nutrient loading | Federal: $15,300 Non-Federal: $129,110 | David Dail, Steve Kahl, Katherine Webster | agriculture, algae, eutrophication, Geographic Information Systems, |
2004 | ME | Annual Base | Field Guide to Aquatic Phenomena | Federal: $3,022 Non-Federal: $14,054 | Katherine Webster | Ecosystems; Education; Information Dissemination; Lakes; Streams; |
2004 | ME | Annual Base | NATIVE AND INVASIVE AQUATIC PLANT VIRTUAL HERBARIUM | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $15,500 | Dan Buckley, Steve Kahl, Scott Williams | aquatic plants, bio monitoring, conservation, ecosystems, information |
2004 | ME | Annual Base | Maine Information Transfer, FY04 | Federal: $31,138 Non-Federal: $84,544 | Steve Kahl, John Peckenham | |
2004 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $27,524 Non-Federal: $57,287 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2004 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,571 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Watershed Management; Macroinvertebrates; Lakescaping; Water Chemistry; Monitoring; GIS |
2004 | MI | Annual Base | Studying the Quantative Water Withdrawal Effects on Michigan's Water Supply and Distributing the Conclusions | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,653 | William Northcott, Steve Miller | Hydrology, Water Use Conflicts, GIS, Groundwater |
2004 | MI | Annual Base | Use of Spatial Data and GIS in Evaluating Manure Application Risk Index (MARI) | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,541 | Da Ouyang, Carrie Laboski | Water Quality; Animal Manure; Nutrients; Risk Index; GIS; Non-point Source Pollution; Modeling |
2004 | MI | Annual Base | Sediment transport modeling using high resolution LIDAR-derived DEMs | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,879 | A. Shortridge, Yi Shi | Scale, DEM, hydrologic model, accuracy, LIDAR |
2004 | MN | Annual Base | Phyto-enhanced Remediation: A Wetland Treatment System for Surface Water Protection | Federal: $48,524 Non-Federal: $81,826 | William Arnold, Timothy LaPara | phytoremediation, methanotrophic bacteria, trichloroethylene |
2004 | MN | Annual Base | The Effects of Long-Term Low-Level Antibiotic Exposure on the Development of Antibiotic Resistance | Federal: $5,490 Non-Federal: $10,816 | Kristine Wammer | antibiotic resistance, antibacterials, pharmaceuticals |
2004 | MN | Annual Base | Assessing the Exotoxicology of 4-Nonyphenol, A Ubiquitous Environmental Estrogen, in Two Organismal Bioassays | Federal: $76,000 Non-Federal: $90,416 | Heiko Schoenfuss, Larry Barber, Matthew Julius | Nonylphenols, Water Quality, Alkylphenols, Fish, Diatom |
2004 | MO | Annual Base | Use of Excitation/Emission Matrix Fluorescence | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $46,805 | Baolin Deng, Baolin Deng | Molecular fluoresence spectroscopy; fluoresence excitational emission; waster water treatment; ground water, pollution |
2004 | MO | Annual Base | The Leaching Behavior of Arsenic and Selenium from Fly Ash and Their Potential Impact on Water Quality | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $45,152 | Jianmin Wang, Joel Burken | arsenic and selenium leaching; fly ash; arsenic; |
2004 | MO | Annual Base | Experimental Analysis of Nutrient Uptake in Streams | Federal: $18,985 Non-Federal: $44,638 | Dev Niyogi | nutrients; nitrogen, phosphorus, ecosystems, euthrophication |
2004 | MS | Annual Base | Evaluation of Wetland Floristic Quality Indices as Indicators of Ecological Integrity in North Mississippi Wetlands | Federal: $29,702 Non-Federal: $59,712 | Gary Ervin | aquatic plants, bioindicators, biomonitoring, ecological integrity, exotic species, native species, wetlands |
2004 | MS | Annual Base | Water Quality Standards: Establishing Nutrient Criteria for Mississippi's Coastal Waters | Federal: $98,717 Non-Federal: $197,434 | Harriet Perry | water quality, water quality standards, coastal zone, estuaries, nutrients, eutrophication, nitrogen, phosphorus, suspended sediments, algae |
2004 | MT | Annual Base | Amphibian habitat distribution and the population structure of Columbia spotted frogs, Rana luteiventris, in western Montana watersheds | Federal: $54,760 Non-Federal: $109,544 | Lisa Eby | beaver wetlands, Columbia spotted frog, population ecology, conservation genetics, landscape ecology |
2004 | MT | Annual Base | Evaluation of various methods to assess condition of perennial stream ecosystems | Federal: $6,100 Non-Federal: $15,501 | Clayton Marlow | proper functioning condition, riparian health, ecosystem stability, aquatic macroinvertibrates, trout habitat, stream morphology |
2004 | MT | Annual Base | Defining river recharge and three-dimensional areas of contribution to production wells adjacent to a losing river, Western Montana | Federal: $14,743 Non-Federal: $35,534 | William Woessner | groundwater, losing stream, capture zone, contributing area, modeling, isotopes, geochemistry |
2004 | MT | Annual Base | Quantitative assessment of the effectivenes of post-fire erosion control techniques | Federal: $6,680 Non-Federal: $13,369 | Scott Woods, Thomas DeLuca | soil erosion, forest fire, burn-area emergency rehabilitation |
2004 | MT | Annual Base | Investigation of microbial ecology, structure, and function in coalbed aquifers: Powder River Basin, Montana | Federal: $60,512 Non-Federal: $121,148 | John Wheaton, Patrick Ball | aquifer, preservation, methanogenesis, sustainability |
2004 | MT | Annual Base | Montana Water Center 2004 Student Research Fellowship: Recreation on the upper Yellowstone River: Use and Place Attachment | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Megan McBride, Norma Nickerson | |
2004 | NC | Annual Base | Is There a Relationship Between Phosphorus and Fecal Microbes in Aquatic Sediments? | Federal: $46,338 Non-Federal: $92,674 | Lawrence Cahoon, Michael Mallin | Phosphorus, Bacteria, River Beds, Stormwater Management, Watershed Management |
2004 | NC | Annual Base | Arsenic and Heavy Metal Leaching Potential from Broiler Litter Stockpiled on Bare Soil | Federal: $48,666 Non-Federal: $97,334 | Sanjay Shah, Garry Grabow, David Hardy, Dean Hesterberg, Rodney Huffman, James Parsons | Poultry, Copper, Manganese, Zinc, Nitrate, Phosphate, Soil Sampling, Litter Sampling |
2004 | NC | Annual Base | Integration of High Resolution Imagery in Cost-effective Assessment of Land Use Practices Influencing Erosion and Sediment Yield | Federal: $47,616 Non-Federal: $95,230 | Siamak Khorram, Stacy Nelson | remote sensign, land use/land cover, water quality , water quality modeling, watershed management, erosion control, sediment yield, geographic information systems |
2004 | ND | Annual Base | Effects of West Nile Virus Infection, Immune Function, and Age on Female Yellow-headed Blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus) Reproduction. | Federal: $6,030 Non-Federal: $12,159 | Wendy Reed, Wendy Reed | Wetlands, Breeding Habitat, West Nile Virus, Female Birds Immunity |
2004 | ND | Annual Base | Analysis and Model Simulation of Stormwater Runoff -- A Study of Land Use and System Design on Discharge Flow Rates and Water Quality | Federal: $15,750 Non-Federal: $31,655 | Wei Lin, G. Padmanabhan | Urban Runoff, Non-point source pollution, Storm water runoff, Modeling |
2004 | ND | Annual Base | Reliable and Continuous Measurement of Flow Rate in the Red River of The North by means of an Acoustic Doppler Velocity Meter | Federal: $9,690 Non-Federal: $19,380 | Wei Lin, G. Padmanabhan | Stream Flow Measurement, Acoustic Doppler Velocity Meter, Rating Curves, Velocity Profile |
2004 | ND | Annual Base | Sample Analysis, Kinetic Studies, and Modeling of a Full-Scale Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor for Ammonia Removal | Federal: $9,690 Non-Federal: $19,381 | Wei Lin | Ammonia Removal, Kinetic studies, Moving bed biofilm reactor |
2004 | ND | Annual Base | Study of Denitrification in the Karlsruhe Aquifer Using Stable Isotopes of N and O in Nitrate | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | [UNKNOWN] | Groundwater quality, Denitrification, Nitrate contamination, Stable isotopes |
2004 | NE | Annual Base | Remediation of PCB-Contaminated Soils and Sediment using Zerovalent Iron and Surfactants | Federal: $18,126 Non-Federal: $44,736 | Steve Comfort | PCB, Zerovalent Iron, Surfactants |
2004 | NE | Annual Base | Investigation of Groundwater Interactions with Surface Hydrologic Systems in River Valleys -- Using Modeling and Field Approaches | Federal: $9,976 Non-Federal: $38,003 | Xun-Hong Chen, Jim Goeke | Stream-aquifer Interactions, Groundwater Evapotranspiration, Streambed Conductance |
2004 | NE | Annual Base | Low-Cost Flow Estimation for Storm Water Quality BMP Monitoring | Federal: $8,994 Non-Federal: $11,902 | David Admiraal, Bruce Dvorak, John Stansbury | BMP, DIscharge measurements, storm water quality |
2004 | NE | Annual Base | Hydrogeological Controls of Salinity Patterns in the Sand Hills Lakes, NE | Federal: $19,975 Non-Federal: $45,389 | Vitaly Zlotnik, Sherilyn Fritz, David Loope, James Swinehart | lakes, salinity, hydrogeology, surface-groundwater relationships, the Sand Hills, aquifer characterization, field methods |
2004 | NH | Annual Base | USE OF MALE SPECIFIC BACTERIOPHAGE AS AN INDICATOR FOR THE PRESENCE OF HEPATITIS A VIRUS IN ALKALINE STABILIZED BIOSOLIDS INTENDED FOR LAND APPLICATION | Federal: $22,945 Non-Federal: $72,123 | Aaron Margolin | Biosolids, Indicators, bacteriophage MS-2, Hepititis A |
2004 | NJ | Annual Base | Dechlorination of Polychlorinated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins and Dibenzofurans by Dehalorespiring Bacterial Cultures | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,799 | Fang Liu, Donna E. Fennell | sediment, dioixin, DLC, polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins , polychlorinated dibenzofurans , PCDF, Passaic River, bioremediation, dechlorination, PCR, polymerase chain reaction, Dehalococcoides ethenogenes, DGGE, denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, t |
2004 | NJ | Annual Base | Efficiency of Bioretention Systems to Reduce Fecal Coliform Counts in Stormwater | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,404 | Gregory Rusciano, Christopher Obropta | BMPs, stormwater, detention basins, wet ponds, stormwater wetlands, bioretention, swales, prefabricated treatment devices, riparian buffers, |
2004 | NJ | Annual Base | Soil Moisture Regimes and Nitrate Leaching in Urban Wetlands | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $9,796 | Emilie Stander, Joan Ehrenfeld | wetlands, denitrification, hydrology, stormwater, urban wetlands, lysimetry, soil moisture, nitrate leaching |
2004 | NJ | Annual Base | Seed Dispersal Dynamics in Restored and Intact Salt Marshes: Implications for Restoration Success | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $8,793 | Polly Hicks, JeanMarie Hartman | seed dispersal, Spartina alterniflora , Phragmites australis,secondary dispersal, restoration, Harbor Estuary, Meadowlands |
2004 | NJ | Annual Base | Use of stable isotope ratios of mercury to track and differentiate between sources of mercury pollution | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,177 | Krittee Krittee, Tamar Barkay | stable isotope fractionation, SIF, methylmercury, reductase, methylation |
2004 | NJ | Annual Base | HIgh resolution geophysical imaging as a novel method for noninvasive characterization of contaminated wetlands: application to Kearny Marsh | Federal: $29,130 Non-Federal: $55,784 | Lee Slater | wetland sediments, Kearny marsh, Keegan landfill, geophysical technology, GIS, surface water, groundwater |
2004 | NJ | Annual Base | Fate of Brominated Flame Retardants in New Jersey Wastewater Treatment Facilities | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $61,151 | Donna E. Fennell, Uta Krogman, Lisa Totten | Wastewater treatment, WWTF, the brominated flame retardants, polybrominated diphenyl ethers, PBDEs, persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic chemicals, PBTs, sludge treatment, anaerobic digestion, dehalogenation |
2004 | NV | Annual Base | Small Scale Variability of Soil Ped Hydraulic Properties: Potential Impact on Soil Recharge and Ecosystems | Federal: $31,246 Non-Federal: $63,234 | Michael Young, Eric McDonald | spatial variability, groundwater recharge, soil hydraulic properties, soil recharge, ecosystems, soils development, plant water availability |
2004 | NV | Annual Base | Development of a Classification System for Natural Impervious Cover in the Lake Tahoe Basin | Federal: $38,252 Non-Federal: $76,290 | Mary Cablk | Impervious cover, classification system, remote sensing, transport, loading, sediment, erosion |
2004 | NY | Annual Base | Innovative management of stormwater on under-utilized urban surfaces | Federal: $4,674 Non-Federal: $54,402 | Tammo Steenhuis, Jackie Brookner, Franco Montalto, Eric Rothstein, Michael Walter | Urban stormwater, Combined sewer systems, Impermeable surfaces, Storage and treatment, Ecohydrological approach |
2004 | NY | Annual Base | Regional water quality tools for identifying high runoff risk areas in watersheds. | Federal: $45,360 Non-Federal: $60,914 | Todd Walter, Michael Walter | Nonpoint pollution; Agriculture; Nutrients; Transport processes; GIS computational tools |
2004 | NY | Annual Base | Measuring the effects of wetland and riparian zones on water quality in the urban Patroon Creek Watershed, Albany County, NY. | Federal: $43,280 Non-Federal: $54,388 | John Arnason, George Robinson | Nonpoint pollution; Stormwater; Wetlands; Urban and suburban land use; Aquatic ecosystems; |
2004 | OH | Annual Base | Rapid Characterization of PCB Contaminated Sediments toward Effective Enhanced Remediation | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $61,655 | Cyndee Gruden, Cyndee Gruden | sediments, PCBs, remediation, microbiology |
2004 | OH | Annual Base | The Scour and Deposition around River and Estuarine Bridges | Federal: $47,874 Non-Federal: $96,500 | Diane Foster, Thomas Lippmann | Bridge, hydraulics, scour, deposition |
2004 | OH | Annual Base | Evaluating the Utility of Fluorescence In Situ Hybridizations as a Regular Process Monitoring Tool to Improve Reliable Wastewater Treatment | Federal: $25,190 Non-Federal: $52,401 | Daniel Oerther, Daniel Oerther | 16S rRNA; activated sludge; biological nutrient removal; FISH; molecular biology; sewage treatment; wastewater |
2004 | OK | Annual Base | Springs in Time: Comparison of Present and Historical Flows | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $105,348 | Aondover Tarhule, Elizabeth Bergey | Arbuckle-Simpson aquifer, ground-surface water interaction, springs, dewatering, temporal change, biomonitoring, invertebrate fauna |
2004 | OK | Annual Base | Evaluation of Chemical and Biological Loading to the Blue River | Federal: $49,920 Non-Federal: $123,806 | Guy Sewell, Paul Mauck, David Walker | E.coli, water quality, TMDL, nutrients, Blue River |
2004 | OK | Annual Base | Optimal Selection of Management Practices for Phosphorus Abatement Using GIS and Economic Methodology in the Modeling of a Watershed | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,094 | Brian Adam, Franklin Norwood, Arthur Stoecker, Daniel Storm | GIS, poultry litter, Eucha-Spavinaw, phosphorus, watershed modeling, hydrology, BMPs |
2004 | OR | Annual Base | Basin level datasets for anticipating future water scarcity and conflict in Oregon | Federal: $30,832 Non-Federal: $62,270 | Aaron Wolf | Oregon, water availability datasets, conflict, water scarcity index, GIS |
2004 | OR | Annual Base | Satellite Remote Sensing of Wildfire Induced Changes in Hydro-Geomorphological Landscape Patterns and Processes | Federal: $21,236 Non-Federal: $43,126 | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | Channel, erosion, geomorphology, hydrology, remote sensing, sediment, wildfire. |
2004 | OR | Annual Base | Synergetic effects of colloids and organic matter on membrane fouling | Federal: $19,674 Non-Federal: $40,388 | Qilin Li | Nanofiltration, membranes, colloid particles, dissolved organic matter |
2004 | OR | Annual Base | Hydrogeomorphic Analysis of the Luckiamute Watershed, Central Coast Range, Oregon: | Federal: $44,688 Non-Federal: $98,925 | Stephen Taylor | Luckiamute Watershed, Coast Range, fluvial geomorphology, drainage morphometry |
2004 | OR | Annual Base | Riverine gravel supply in Oregon | Federal: $20,074 Non-Federal: $43,472 | Peter Klingeman | Sediment transport, gravel, environmental impacts |
2004 | PA | Annual Base | Controls on Nutrient Levels for Spruce Creek and a Major Tributary | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $33,429 | David Lehmann, Dennis Johnson, Ryan Mathur | Spruce Creek, nutrient analysis, water quality |
2004 | PA | Annual Base | Split-Flow Stormwater Demonstration and Feasibility Study | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Stuart Echols | Stormwater, Watershed, Mitigation, Split-Flow, Hydrology |
2004 | PA | Annual Base | Nutrient Removal of a Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) Treating Wastewter with Potential for Water Reclamation | Federal: $14,962 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Baikun Li | nitrogen removal, sequencing batch reactor (SBR), water reclamation, nitrification, denitrification, nitrifiers, redox potential |
2004 | PA | Annual Base | Nitrogen dynamics in the Spring Creek watershed (Pennsylvania, USA): Evaluating stream retention of point and non-point source loadings | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Hunter Carrick | Nutrient loading, nutrient retention, trophic transfer |
2004 | PR | Annual Base | Sorption Behavior of Crumb Rubber to Remove Inorganic and Organic Contaminants from Aqueous Solutions. | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,157 | Oscar Perales-Perez, Marco Arocha, Felix Roman | water treatment, water quality, organic compounds, heavy metals |
2004 | RI | Annual Base | Stream Stability and Scour Potential for Rhode Island Bridges | Federal: $13,013 Non-Federal: $25,310 | George Tsiatas | bridge scour, water use, sediments |
2004 | RI | Annual Base | URI Water Reserve Project | Federal: $10,360 Non-Federal: $83,782 | Vincent Rose | Education, Conservation, Treatment, Water Reuse |
2004 | RI | Annual Base | Mitigating Runoff Contamination Due to DeIcing and Anti-Icing Operations at T.F.Green Airport | Federal: $19,165 Non-Federal: $56,248 | Christopher Hunter | glycols; aircraft de-icing; aircraft anit-icing; environmetal impacts; aircraft; deicing chemicals; runoff; drainage; contaminants; regulations |
2004 | SC | Annual Base | Application of Emerging Technologies for Water Quality Monitoring and Data Transfer in the Saluda-Reedy Watershed | Federal: $28,240 Non-Federal: $56,621 | Christopher Post, Stephen Klaine | Water quality |
2004 | SC | Annual Base | Modeling the Impact of Reservoir Management Regimes on Important Ecosystems in the Santee River Basin | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $78,675 | John Grego | Extend Simulation Software, Stochastic Transfer Function Models, Vector ARIMA Time Series Models |
2004 | SD | Annual Base | Hydraulic Calibration of the Upper Soil Layers in a Glacial Till System | Federal: $17,300 Non-Federal: $36,003 | Todd Trooien, Hal Werner | Agriculture, Soil Water Movement, Soil Physics |
2004 | SD | Annual Base | Evaluating Glomalin and Its Role in the Sorption of Organic Contaminants | Federal: $49,806 Non-Federal: $99,728 | Frank Schindler, James Rice | Soil organic matter, Organic Contaminants, Glomalin |
2004 | SD | Annual Base | Invertebrate and Aquatic Plant Studies of Two Mesotrophic Lakes in South Dakota | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,812 | David German | Invertebrates, Macrophytes, Nutrients, Bioindicators |
2004 | SD | Annual Base | Coupled Carbon-Nitrogen Geochemistry under Reducing Conditions in a Prairie Pothole | Federal: $7,000 Non-Federal: $14,375 | James Rice | carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, prairie pothole, dissolved organic carbon, dissolved organic nitrogen, NOM, organic geochemistry |
2004 | TN | Annual Base | Removal of Toxic Heavy Metals from Wastewater Effluents | Federal: $13,415 Non-Federal: $42,104 | Gregory Grant | heavy metals, toxic substances, water chemistry, wastewater treatment, water quality, hazardous waste, trace elements, pollutants |
2004 | TN | Annual Base | An Investigation of Surface-Ground Water Connections at Nonconnah Creek: A Source of Recharge and Potential Contamination for the Memphis Aquifer in Shelby County Tennessee | Federal: $25,381 Non-Federal: $55,170 | Daniel Larsen, Jerry Anderson, Stephanie Ivey, Brian Waldron | groundwater hydrology, groundwater movement, age dating, groundwater recharge, urban hydrology, groundwater quality |
2004 | TN | Annual Base | In-Field Comparison of Drip Distribution Dosed with Septic Tank Effluent vs. Secondary Quality Effluent | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $136,011 | John Buchanan, Jennifer Brogdon | drip dispersal, domestic wastewater, decentralized wastewater management |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Removal of Hormones through a Conventional Wastewater Treatment System | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,157 | Adrian Dongell, John Easton | hormones, water and wastewater treatment, water quality |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Novel Polymeric Water Treatment for In Situ Removal of Organic Contaminants from Water Bodies | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $14,465 | Timothy Goebel, Kevin McInnes | Water treatment, polymers, pesticides, flocculation |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Estimating Water Availability and Sustainable Yield in a Coastal Semi-Arid Region of South Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $31,658 | Vivekanand Honnungar, Venkatesh Uddameri | Groundwater availability, groundwater modeling, sustainability, water use. |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Assessment of Four Economic and Managerial Models for Operation of Public Water Systems in Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,300 | Greg Landreth, David Eaton | Rural water systems, drinking water, privatization of water utilities, water treatment and distribution |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Development of Optimal Water Conservation and Management Strategies for Industrial Facilities | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $12,275 | Eva Lovelady, Mahmoud El-Halwagi | |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Improving Capabilities for Dealing with Key Complexities of Water Availability Modeling | Federal: $4,884 Non-Federal: $9,768 | Hector Olmos, Ralph Wurbs | Water rights modeling, water availability modeling, surface water hydrology, surface water management |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | A Near Real-Time Flood Prediction Using Hourly NEXRAD Rainfall Data for the State of Texas | Federal: $4,950 Non-Federal: $28,305 | Bakkiyalakshmi Palanisamy, Raghavan Srinivasan | Floods, Modeling, Climate Data, Use of Real-Time Data |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Effect of Flow Velocity on Biodegradation of Trichloroethene (TCE) and Perchlorethene (PCE) During Restoration of Contaminated Groundwater Aquifers | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,533 | Itza Sanchez, Jeffrey Cunningham | Groundwater remediation, toxic pollutants, volatile organic compounds |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Development of Smoke Tracer Instrumentation for Groundwater Recharge Investigations in the Edwards Aquifer Region | Federal: $4,905 Non-Federal: $10,694 | Philip Taucer, Clyde Munster | Groundwater recharge methods, hydrology, brush control, hydrogeology |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Radar-Based Flood Alert System for Austin, Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,084 | Erin Williford, Philip Bedient | Floods, Modeling, Climate Data, Use of Real-Time Data |
2004 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $29,785 Non-Federal: $64,384 | Bill Harris, Clint Wolfe | technology transfer, information dissemination, world wide web |
2004 | UT | Annual Base | Alternative Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems for Utah Conditions | Federal: $77,858 Non-Federal: $164,641 | Judith Sims | On-site Wastewater Treatment, Alternative Systems, Decentralized Wastewater Treatment |
2004 | UT | Annual Base | Data Fusion for Improved Management of Large Western Water Systems | Federal: $78,053 Non-Federal: $148,032 | Mac McKee, Mariush Kemblowski | Water System Operation, Short-Term Management, Long-Term Forecasting, Uncertainty |
2004 | VI | Annual Base | Hydrology Modeling in Turpentine Run, St. Thomas | Federal: $120,824 Non-Federal: $0 | R. Kelsey, Henry Smith | Hydrology Modeling, Nonpoint Source Pollution |
2004 | VI | Annual Base | Development of a Water Budget for a Model, Integrated Farm in the U.S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $36,000 Non-Federal: $0 | James Rakocy, Henry Smith | Rainwater Harvesting, Aquaculture Effluent, Water Reuse, Wastewater Irrigation, Water Budget |
2004 | VI | Annual Base | Water Resources Education at Virgin Islands Environmental Resource Station | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Randy Brown, Katherine Flanagan | Education, Conservation, Water Supply, Water Quality, Water Use, Wastewater |
2004 | VI | Annual Base | Virgin Islands Water Conference and Sixth Caribbean Islands Water Resources Congress | Federal: $55,036 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith | Caribbean,Virgin Islands, Water Resources, Conference |
2004 | VI | Annual Base | Production, Pricing and Distribution Policies of Public Water in St. Thomas, U. S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $55,677 Non-Federal: $0 | Hossana Solomon | Economics policy, water production costs, water pricing, water distribution costs |
2004 | VI | Annual Base | Evaluation of the Microbiological Quality of Cistern Waters in the Virgin Islands | Federal: $48,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Toranzos, Henry Smith | Cisterns, Aeromonas, Enteroxins |
2004 | VT | Annual Base | A Comparison of Bacterial Concentrations in Streams: a Paired Watershed Study | Federal: $58,788 Non-Federal: $100,668 | Leslie Morrissey | fecal contamination, E. coli, coliform, stream discharge, water quality, watersheds, remote sensing, GIS |
2004 | WA | Annual Base | Phosphorus Contamination of Surface Waters | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $48,000 | Markus Flury, Joseph Harrison, James Harsh, Claudio Stockle | ground and surface water quality, phosphorus, field drainage, solute transport |
2004 | WA | Annual Base | Three-dimensional Characterization of Riverbed Hydraulic Conductivity and Its Relation to Salmonid Habitat Quality | Federal: $24,000 Non-Federal: $48,147 | Joan Wu, Timothy Hanrahan | Salmonid, Habitat Quality, Touchet River, Hydraulic Conductivity, Slug Test, Geostatistical Analysis, MODFLOW |
2004 | WA | Annual Base | Benthic Organisms and Flow Field Interactions: Improving Linkages and Descriptions | Federal: $22,000 Non-Federal: $45,138 | Rollin Hotchkiss, Mark Stone, Richard Zack | aquatic habitat, periphyton, habitat modeling, instream flow methodology, flow measurement |
2004 | WI | Annual Base | Design and Evaluation of Rain Gardens for Enhancement of Groundwater Recharge | Federal: $36,242 Non-Federal: $35,037 | Kenneth Potter | groundwater, raingarden, infiltration, recharge |
2004 | WI | Annual Base | Fate of Representative Fluoroquinolone, Macrolide, Sulfonamide and Tetracycline Antibiotics in Subsurface Environments | Federal: $31,592 Non-Federal: $25,713 | Joel Pedersen | groundwater, antibiotics, organic matter, vadose zone |
2004 | WV | Annual Base | WRI 60: Changes to In-Stream Suspended Sediment and Turbidity Following Improvements to a Forest Road in West Virginia | Federal: $75,180 Non-Federal: $150,690 | Jingxin Wang, Pamela Edwards, Joseph McNeel | Suspended sediment, turbidity, forest road construction, sediment delivery, road improvements, best management practices |
2004 | WV | Annual Base | West Virginia Water Conference 2004 | Federal: $22,336 Non-Federal: $36,662 | Tamara Vandivort | Water, Economics, Education, Policy, Research, Conference |
2003 | AL | Annual Base | A Molecular Approach to Determine the Orgin of Fecal Bacteria in Catoma Creek of the Alabama River Basin | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $55,117 | Yucheng Feng | Pathogens, Fecal Coliform, Animal Waste, Non-point Source Pollution Control, Water Quality, Watershed Management |
2003 | AL | Annual Base | In-situ Destruction of PCbs, PCE and TCE in Alabama Soils and Groundwater Using a New Nanoscale Sorptive Catalyst | Federal: $24,951 Non-Federal: $49,902 | Dongye Zhao | Chlorinated Contaminants, Environmental Catalysis, Groundwater Quality, PCBs, PCE, TCE, Soil Remediation |
2003 | AL | Annual Base | Characterizing the Biodegradation Rates of Chlorinated Compounds Under Natural and Anthropogenic Electron Donor Conditions | Federal: $24,959 Non-Federal: $51,939 | Prabhakar Clement | Chlorinated solvents, bioremediation, groundwater, transport, degradation, bioremediation, and microorganism |
2003 | AR | Annual Base | Antibiotic resistance and the relationship between enzyme activity and P in runoff from poultry litter amended soil | Federal: $14,749 Non-Federal: $29,451 | Mary Savin | antibiotic resistance, phosphorus, runoff, microorganisms, enzymes, phosphatase, poultry litter |
2003 | AR | Annual Base | Development of techniques for identifying and linking physical characteristics to surface runoff source areas | Federal: $14,838 Non-Federal: $29,678 | Indrajeet Chaubey, Thomas Costello | Hydrology, soil moisture content, runoff, nonpoint source pollution |
2003 | AR | Annual Base | Evaluating the Influence of Lake Francis on Phosphorus Concentrations and Transport at the Illinois River | Federal: $20,170 Non-Federal: $40,344 | Thomas Soerens, W. Limp | Water Quality, Phosphorus, Sediment, Watershed Management |
2003 | AR | Annual Base | Impact of Urbanization on the Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Infiltration | Federal: $4,349 Non-Federal: $8,699 | Ralph K. Davis | storm-water, infiltration |
2003 | AR | Annual Base | Viability of Obtaining Drinking Water From the Flooded Coal Mines in the Area of Greenwood, Arkansas | Federal: $4,349 Non-Federal: $8,699 | Ralph K. Davis | municipal water use, coal mines, water chemistry |
2003 | AR | Annual Base | Analysis of Water Conflicts in Pakistan and the Middle East A Comparative Study | Federal: $4,350 Non-Federal: $8,698 | Ralph K. Davis | Transboundary Water Conflicts |
2003 | AZ | Annual Base | Attenuation of Estrogenic Activity in Reclaimed Water and Stormwater During Impoindment in Natural Systems | Federal: $12,214 Non-Federal: $26,163 | Martin Karpiscak, David Quanrud, Kevin Lansey, Wendell Ela, Charles Gerba, Robert Arnold | endocrine disrupting compounds, hormones, toxic substances |
2003 | AZ | Annual Base | Selection of High Performance Microalgae fro Bioremediation of Nitrate-Contaminated Groundwater | Federal: $10,550 Non-Federal: $49,624 | Qiang Hu, Milton Sommerfeld | Nitrate Contamination, driking water source, algae, biological treatment, public health |
2003 | AZ | Annual Base | Impacts of Conservation Measures and Alternative Water Supplies on Groundwater | Federal: $9,677 Non-Federal: $20,969 | Abe Springer, Lanya Ross | Conservation, Hydrogeology, Model Studies, Multiple-Objective Planning |
2003 | AZ | Annual Base | Integrating Research and Education to Assist Watershed Initiatives: A Survey of Three Arizona Watershed Organizations | Federal: $12,451 Non-Federal: $48,962 | Robert Varady, Ed de Steiguer, Deborah Young, Anne Browning-Aiken, Robert Merideth | Watershed Management, Resource Planning, Education, Groundwater Management, Institutioal Relationships, River Basin Developoment, Socioeconomic Issues, Water Resources Development |
2003 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $34,199 Non-Federal: $43,399 | Peter Wierenga | WS, M&P, EDU |
2003 | CA | Annual Base | Structure and seasonal changes of nematode communities from vernal pools (Santa Rosa Plateau) | Federal: $18,542 Non-Federal: $23,523 | Paul De Ley | bioassessment, biodiversity, ecology, ephemeral pools survey, Southern California |
2003 | CA | Annual Base | Pyrethroid Insecticides in Nursery Runoff: Transport and Impact on Aquatic Invertebrates | Federal: $19,644 Non-Federal: $33,211 | Jay Gan, Jay Gan | pesticide runoff, sediment runoff, urban watersheds, pesticide pollution, pyrethroids, bifenthrin, aquatic toxicity, water quality |
2003 | CA | Annual Base | Use of bioassays to assess the water quality of wastewater treatment plants for the occurrence of estrogens and androgens | Federal: $19,668 Non-Federal: $24,370 | Daniel Schlenk | wastewater re-use, endocrine disrupters, exposure assessment, environmental estrogens, environmental androgens, vitellogenin, fish bioassay |
2003 | CA | Annual Base | Evaluating the effectiveness of vegetated buffers to remove nutrients, pathogens, and sediment transported in runoff from grazed, irrigated pastures | Federal: $22,206 Non-Federal: $35,427 | Kenneth Tate, Brad Hall | buffer, irrigated pasture, water quality, BMP, grazing |
2003 | CA | Annual Base | California Water Resources Center WRIP Program | Federal: $4,174 Non-Federal: $63,540 | John Letey, Martha Kennedy | administration cost |
2003 | CO | Annual Base | Urban Landscape Irrigation with Reclaimed Wastewater: Water Quality Assessment and Community Experience | Federal: $23,865 Non-Federal: $55,246 | Yaling Qian, Yaling Qian | Urban landscape irrigation, Water reuse, Turfgrass, Water quality |
2003 | CO | Annual Base | Canal Modernization for Addressing Salinity Issues in the Arkansas Valley, Colorado | Federal: $7,491 Non-Federal: $14,982 | John Wilkins-Wells, Ramchand Oad | Salinity, Water supply, Irrigation, Arkansas Valley, Colorado, Canal modernization |
2003 | CT | Annual Base | Occurrence and Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Pomperaug River | Federal: $41,397 Non-Federal: $76,371 | Allison Mackay, Allison Mackay | contaminant transport, drugs, pharmaceuticals, personal-care products, trace organics, wastewater, water quality |
2003 | CT | Annual Base | Handheld Light Meters and Anion Exchange Membranes to Reduce the Threat of Water Pollution from Turfgrass Fertilizers | Federal: $80,070 Non-Federal: $125,079 | Karl Guillard, Karl Guillard | nitrogen, fertilizers, water quality monitoring, water quality management, leaching, solute transport, plant growth, turfgrass management, ion exchange |
2003 | CT | Annual Base | Effects of Variation in Nitrogen and Phosphorus Ratios and Concentrations on Phytoplankton Communities of the Housatonic River | Federal: $30,834 Non-Federal: $91,716 | Jennifer Klug, Jennifer Klug | algae, eutrophication, impoundments, nitrogen, nutrients, phosphorus, rivers, saline-freshwater interfaces, water chemistry, water quality |
2003 | DC | Annual Base | Assessment of Soil Erosion at Hillcrest Park Facility and Its Potential Effects on the Quality of DC Water Resources | Federal: $21,388 Non-Federal: $42,776 | Inder Bhambri, Ahmet Zeytinci, Philip Brach | Sediment transport, total suspended solids, erosion, water quality |
2003 | DC | Annual Base | Sources of Bioavailable Toxic Pollutants in the Anacostia Watershed (Part III) | Federal: $12,237 Non-Federal: $2,810 | Harriette Phelps | pollutants, tributary, urban, biomonitoring, corbicula |
2003 | DC | Annual Base | Effect of Pelletized Poultry Manure and Vegetable Production on Vadose Zone Water Quality | Federal: $17,603 Non-Federal: $35,206 | James Allen, James Allen | Lysimeter, Vadose Zone, Nitrate, Phosphate |
2003 | DC | Annual Base | Water Environment Studies in Schools Training Program | Federal: $9,000 Non-Federal: $18,000 | Jo Anne Favors, Jo Anne Favors | environment, water science, DCPS, mathematics, watershed |
2003 | DC | Annual Base | Effect of Microorganisms on the Speciation of Tributyltin and Triphenyltin compounds in clays from Sediments Using Mossbauer Spectroscopy | Federal: $7,612 Non-Federal: $15,224 | Leopold May | tributyltin, triphenyltin, sediments, microorganisms, pollution, mossbauer spectroscopy |
2003 | DC | Annual Base | Analysis of Positive, Right Skewed, and Unimodal Observations | Federal: $7,303 Non-Federal: $14,616 | Reza Modarres | Transformation, Environmental Statistics, Skewed Distribution |
2003 | DC | Annual Base | Speciation of Triorganotins in Sediments of the Anacostia and Potomac River Sediments as the Result of their Interaction with Bacteria | Federal: $8,612 Non-Federal: $17,224 | George Eng, George Eng | tributyltin, triphenyltin, sediments, clays, bacteria, pollution, mossbauer spectroscopy |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Surveillance of Stormwater Control and Wetlands Remediation Sites for Potential West Nile Virus Vector Breeding Activity | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | John Gingrich, John Gingrich | stormwater, disease transmission, human health, West Nile Virus |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Enhanced Pollutant Biodegradation by Electrode Use | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Steven Dentel | organic pollutants, biodegradation, wastewater treatment |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Fairfield Run: An Evaluation of Stream Habitat Restoration at the UD Experimental Watershed | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $6,000 | Gerald Kauffman | stream habitat, restoration practices, watershed planning |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Biological and Enzymatic Treatment of a Food Processing Wastewater | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Anastasia Chirnside | biological treatment, remediation, food processing wastewater |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Accelerated Pollutant Biodegradation by Electrode Use | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Steven Dentel | biodegradation, wastewaters, remediation, sediments |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Characterization of Autochthonous Viral Communities in Estuarine Waters | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Eric Wommack | biodiversity, estuaries, viruses, aquatic communities |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Blue Hen Creek: An Evaluation of Stream Habitat Restoration at the UD Experimental Watershed | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Gerald Kauffman | watersheds, stream restoration, TMDLs |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | The Role of Urea as the Sole Ni Source in the Uptake of Ni in Allysum Hyperaccumulating Species | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Donald Sparks | phytoremediation, metal contaminated soils, water quality |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Nanticoke Watershed Total Maximum Daily Load Project | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Alan Andres | TMDLs, watershed management, pollutiont prevention measures |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Field Measurements of Non-Point Source Pollutant Removal Efficiencies of Stormwater BMPs at the UD Experimental Watershed | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $3,000 | Martin Wollaston | stormwater ponds, retrofitting, best management practice, TMDL |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | REMOVAL AND INACTIVATION OF WATER-BORNE VIRUSES USING PERMEABLE IRON BARRIERS | Federal: $72,780 Non-Federal: $145,560 | Yan Jin, Pei Chiu | drinking water, pathogens, viruses, remediation strategies, human health |
2003 | DE | Annual Base | Fate and Transport of Arsenic in Poultry Litter Amended Delaware Soils: Impacts on Water Quality | Federal: $72,780 Non-Federal: $136,285 | Donald Sparks | arsenic, animal manures, drinking water, human health, soil chemistry |
2003 | FL | Annual Base | Evaluation of Water Use and Nutrient Leaching with High Frequency Irrigation for Use in Best Management Practices | Federal: $16,494 Non-Federal: $33,082 | Michael Dukes | Agriculture, Fertilizers, Groundwater Quality, Irrigation Management, Leaching, Nitrogen, Nutrients, Percolation, Solute Transport, Water Quality |
2003 | FL | Annual Base | Sustainable Land Application- Conference Support | Federal: $16,029 Non-Federal: $32,185 | George O'Connor | Animal waste, biosolids, effluents, waste disposal, pathogens, metals, nutrients, organic compounds, policy |
2003 | FL | Annual Base | Characterizing the Spatial Distribution and Connectivity of Wetlands in the Fisheating Creek Basin, FLorida | Federal: $28,096 Non-Federal: $56,192 | William Wise | Wetlands, Geographic Information Systems, Watershed Management |
2003 | FL | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $6,829 Non-Federal: $17,181 | Louis Motz, Louis Motz | |
2003 | GA | Annual Base | Decreasing Irrigation Volumes While Maintaining Crop Yields | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,525 | Calvin Perry | irrigation management, water use efficiency, agriculture |
2003 | GA | Annual Base | "A Combined Hydrological , Geochemical and Isotopic Approach to Understanding the Effects of Basin Scale on Base Flow Systematics in the Georgia Piedmont" | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $40,025 | Seth Rose | Base Flow, Isotope Hydrology, Georgia Piedmont Watersheds, Middle Oconee River basin, Age-dating of water |
2003 | GA | Annual Base | Assessment of In-Stream Processes in the Development of Sediment TMDLs for Urban Streams | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Terry Sturm | fluid flow, hydraulics, instream flow, river beds, rivers, sedimentation, sediment load, sediment TMDL, nonpoint pollution, urban hydrology |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Information Mangement | Federal: $1,800 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz | Rainfall Data, Climate Data, Water Resources Management |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $23,709 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Inventory and Evaluation of Karst Features Relating to Past and Present Groundwater Flow on Rota, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), in Terms of the Carbonate Island Karst Model | Federal: $35,933 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Groundwater, Island Karst, Carbonate Island Aquifers |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Development of Annual Rainfall Distribution Map for Island of Pohnpei State, Federated State of Micronesia | Federal: $31,889 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Mark Lander | Rainfall, Soil Erosion, Water Resources Development |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Groundwater Infiltration and Recharge in the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer as a Function of Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Rainfall | Federal: $14,986 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander | Wellhead Variations, Time-lag response, Climate, Data Analysis, Rainfall |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Explore the Operational Effectiveness of Saipans Existing Slow Sand Filter and Develop Recommendations to improve Operation of the Filter Plant | Federal: $26,868 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Streams, Water Quality Control, Slow Sand Filter |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Persistent Pollutants in Biotic Components of Tanapag Lagoon, Saipan, with Emphasis on Areas Impacted by Streams, Storm Water Runoff and Sewer Outfalls | Federal: $32,167 Non-Federal: $0 | Gary Denton, Harold Wood | Monitoring, Biota, heavy Metals, PCBs, Pesticides |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Rainwater And Dry Litter Waste Management: An Alternative Water Conservation System In Swine Operations | Federal: $14,767 Non-Federal: $0 | Allan Sabaldica, Lawerence Duponcheel | RainWater Catchment System, water conservation management, Dry litter waste management, sustainable agriculture, swine |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Improving Weno Water Distribution System Using Geographic Information System and Hydraulic Modeling Techniques | Federal: $23,458 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Water Distribution System, Geographic Information Systems, Water System Modeling |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Evaluation of animal and aquaculture waste regulations and development of Best Management Practices (BMP) for Guam and CNMI. | Federal: $35,919 Non-Federal: $0 | David Crisostomo, Lawerence Duponcheel | Aquaculture effluent; swine waste management; BMP; regulations |
2003 | GU | Annual Base | Speciation Studies of Arsenic in Guam Waters. | Federal: $25,806 Non-Federal: $0 | Maika Vuki | Arsenic speciation, solid phase extraction, stripping voltammetry, vapor generation |
2003 | HI | Annual Base | Prevention of Colloidal Fouling in Crossflow Membrane Filtration: Searching for Optimal Operation Conditions | Federal: $44,929 Non-Federal: $78,869 | Albert Kim, Clark Liu | membrane filtration, colloidal fouling, permeate flux decline |
2003 | HI | Annual Base | An Evaluation of Factors Affecting the Transport of Pharmaceutical Compounds and Pathogens in Selected Hawaii Soils for Land Application of Wastewater | Federal: $46,600 Non-Federal: $94,014 | Chittaranjan Ray, Albert Kim | pharmaceuticals, PPCPs, pathogens, bacteria, viruses, flow through porous media |
2003 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer 2003-04 | Federal: $15,790 Non-Federal: $33,384 | Philip Moravcik | information transfer, public education |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Tracing Sediment Sources in Eastern Iowa by Using Stable Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopes: An Exploratory Research | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $24,138 | Thanos Papanicolaou | Rivers, Watershed Managment, Contaminant Transport, Soil Erosion, Stream Sedimentation, Isotopes, Heavy Metals, Benthic Populations, Agriculture, Fluid Flow, Hydrogeology |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Veterinary antibiotics: Transport to and degradation in surface water | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $31,048 | Joel Coats | antibiotics, veterinary, tylosin, manure, environmental fate |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Fate of Veterinary Antibiotics in Manure Lagoons | Federal: $44,000 Non-Federal: $100,655 | Say Kee Ong | Antibiotics, pharmaceuticals, fate, sorption, biodegradation, water quality |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Effects of Grazing Management on Sediment and Phosphorus Losses from Pastures | Federal: $6,000 Non-Federal: $12,804 | James Russell, John Kovar, Thomas Isenhart, Richard Schultz, Steven Mickelson, Wendy Powers | Grazing, Pastures, Riparian areas, Water run-off, Phosphorus |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Sequestration of phosphorus with iron mine tailings | Federal: $35,800 Non-Federal: $71,780 | Ed Brown | water quality, lakes, eutrophication, nutrients |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Water Quality, Nutrient Loading and Mosquito Production in Northeastern Iowa | Federal: $5,982 Non-Federal: $11,679 | David Mercer, David Mercer | nutrients, bacteria, water quality, agricultural |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Fate and Transfer of Antibiotic-Resistance Genes Excreted by Farm Animals | Federal: $19,900 Non-Federal: $34,000 | Pedro Alvarez | Gene pollution, bacteria, contaminant transport, natural attenuation, and public health |
2003 | IA | Annual Base | Spatial and temporal patterns in precipitation and dry-fall deposition of Nitrogen and Phosphorus in Iowa: implications for nutrient transport and water quality | Federal: $500 Non-Federal: $0 | John Downing, John Downing | atmospheric deposition, phosphorus, nitrogen, wet-deposition, dry-deposition, spatial variation, temporal variation |
2003 | ID | Annual Base | Improved Short Term Operational Streamflow Forecasting for Snow Melt Dominated Basins | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $32,931 | Von Walden, Karen Humes | Streamflow, Forecasting, Snow Melt, Runoff, Remote Sensing |
2003 | IN | Annual Base | Minimizing Runoff and Nonpoint Source Pollution Due to Urbanization | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $120,114 | Bernard Engel, Jon Harbor | runoff, water quality, urbanization, optimization |
2003 | IN | Annual Base | Soil and Mineralogical Processes Involved in Septic System Failure | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $121,881 | Brad Lee, Brad Joern | Septic systems failure, Allen County, clay mineralogy, soil absorption fields |
2003 | IN | Annual Base | Hoosier Water Summit | Federal: $45,000 Non-Federal: $90,000 | Stephen Lovejoy, Stephen Lovejoy | runoff, water quality, urbanization, public forum, watershed planning |
2003 | KS | Annual Base | Pharmaceutical Agents in Surface Waters: The Occurrence and Fate of Pharmaceuticals in Northeast Kansas Wastewater Treatment Facilities | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $32,593 | Alok Bhandari, Robert Hunter | antibiotics, pharmaceuticals, wastewater, Kansas, occurrence, fate |
2003 | KS | Annual Base | Reduced Irrigation Allocations in Kansas from Grain Yield -- ET Relationships and Decision Support Model | Federal: $46,867 Non-Federal: $117,770 | Norman Klocke, Gary Clark, Loyd Stone, Troy Dumler | Irrigation, water allocation, decision support |
2003 | KS | Annual Base | High Plains Aquifer Information Network (HIPLAIN) | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,672 | Margaret Townsend, Gary Clark, David Young | World Wide Web, database access, High Plains Aquifer, water resources |
2003 | KS | Annual Base | A Field Assessment of a Method for Estimation of Ground-Water Consumption By Phreatophytes | Federal: $92,883 Non-Federal: $191,674 | James Butler, Donald Whittemore, Gerard Kluitenberg | phreatophytes, ground water, evapotranspiration, water balance |
2003 | KY | Annual Base | Biochemical and hormonal effects of incomplete site remediation: evaluating resident fish species | Federal: $6,200 Non-Federal: $12,436 | Adria Elskus | polychlorinated biphenyls, endocrine disruptors, bioindicators |
2003 | KY | Annual Base | Occurrence and Distribution of Mercury in Mammoth Cave National Park - Phase II | Federal: $19,332 Non-Federal: $40,592 | Cathleen Webb | mercury. karst, bioaccumulation |
2003 | KY | Annual Base | Does straight pipes removal improve water quality in eastern Kentucky? | Federal: $11,386 Non-Federal: $22,772 | Mark Coyne | pathogens, nutrients, septic systems |
2003 | KY | Annual Base | Effects of a waterborne herbicide, Atrazine, on the auditory physiology of fish | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Hong Yan | herbicides, neurotoxicity, auditory physiology |
2003 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluation of ground water sustainability in the Ohio River alluvial aquifer near Westport, Oldham County, Kentucky | Federal: $13,406 Non-Federal: $29,659 | Samuel Boateng | flow models, contaminants, management and planning |
2003 | LA | Annual Base | Use of Synchrotron Microtomography and X-Ray Fluorescence to Better Understand Contaminant Diffusion in Reactive Barrier Systems | Federal: $26,500 Non-Federal: $78,583 | Clinton Willson | Reactive Flow and Transport, Contaminated Sediments |
2003 | LA | Annual Base | Metal Speciation in Particulates in the Mississippi River in Louisiana | Federal: $51,450 Non-Federal: $119,323 | Amitava Roy | Metals, Toxic Metals, Particulates, Metal Availability, Speciation |
2003 | LA | Annual Base | Economic Assessments of Best Management Practices and Environmental Policy Options for Attaining the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Goal in Louisianas Major Milkshed | Federal: $16,170 Non-Federal: $55,663 | Krishna Paudel, Wayne Gauthier | Dairy Waste Management, BMP, TMDL, Optimization, Policy Tools, Spatial Allocation. |
2003 | MA | Annual Base | Copper Removal by Biofilms | Federal: $50,310 Non-Federal: $100,624 | Xiaoqi (Jackie) Zhang, Xiaoqi (Jackie) Zhang | biofilms, extracellular polymeric substances, copper |
2003 | MA | Annual Base | Potential Movement of Pesticides Related to Dissolved Organic Matter from Organic Fertilizer Application on Turf | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $119,318 | Baoshan Xing, William Torello | dissolved organic matter, organic fertilizers, pesticides, sorption, leaching |
2003 | MD | Annual Base | Fate of Alkylphenolic Compounds in Wastewater Treatment | Federal: $54,289 Non-Federal: $109,214 | Alba Torrents, Clifford Rice | endocrine disrupters, nonylphenol, hormones, emerging organic pollutants, wastwater treatment |
2003 | MD | Annual Base | Response of Macroinvertebrates to Road Salt Runoff in Headwater Streams | Federal: $34,005 Non-Federal: $74,007 | William Lamp | road salt, macroinvertebrates, headwater streams, chloride toxicity, stormwater |
2003 | ME | Annual Base | Nitrate Mobility in Shallow Groundwater Near Biosolids Stockpiles | Federal: $13,869 Non-Federal: $59,220 | Willem Brutsaert, John Peckenham | Nitrogen, Sludge, Agriculture, Groundwater Quality |
2003 | ME | Annual Base | Defining 'natural' reference conditions and indicators to assess cumulative impacts of shoreline development on lakes in Maine | Federal: $22,268 Non-Federal: $102,212 | Katherine Webster, Roy Bouchard | Biomonitoring, bioindicators, aquatic plants, lakes, shore protection |
2003 | ME | Annual Base | The functional role of forested seeps in maintaining hydrology, water quality and biological diversity in a New England watershed | Federal: $21,148 Non-Federal: $89,932 | Aram Calhoun, Andrew Reeve, David Dail | Base Flow, Denitrification, Groundwater Hydrology, Landscape Management, Soil Microbiology, Springs, Wetlands |
2003 | ME | Annual Base | Effects of local and landscape heterogeneity on mercury loadings in palustrine amphibians from Acadia National Park, Maine | Federal: $5,400 Non-Federal: $71,284 | Aria Amirbahman, Michael Bank, Cynthia Loftin | Amphibians, Mercury, Watersheds |
2003 | ME | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $33,869 Non-Federal: $62,420 | Steve Kahl, John Peckenham | Information Transfer |
2003 | MI | Annual Base | Evaluation and Decision Support System for the Regulation of High Capacity Groundwater Withdrawal in Michigans Lower Peninsula | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,794 | Jo Ann Beckwith | Groundwater, groundwater regulation, Great Lakes diversion, nonpoint source pollution |
2003 | MI | Annual Base | Interactive and Hierarchical Modeling of Groundwater Systems in Tri-County Area: a Pilot Study | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,446 | Shu-Guang Li | Groundwater, Groundwater Modeling, Groundwater Flow and Transport |
2003 | MI | Annual Base | Investigating the Groundwater Quantity Effects on Ecosystems and Human Activities | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,069 | William Northcott | Groundwater, Hydrology, Water Use Conflicts, GIS |
2003 | MN | Annual Base | Arsenic in Minnesota Groundwater and its Impact on the Drinking Water Supply | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $22,691 | Randal Barnes, Randal Barnes | arsenic, groundwater, drinking water supply |
2003 | MS | Annual Base | Improved Estimation of Nutrient and Pesticide Runoff Losses from Golf Courses and Residential Lawns in the South Atlantic-Gulf Region | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $126,572 | Joseph Massey | water quality, rainfall-runoff processes, fertilizers, pesticides, nutrients |
2003 | MS | Annual Base | Chemical Mixtures: Consequences of WNV Eradication on Water Quality | Federal: $49,620 Non-Federal: $99,239 | Marc Slattery | ecosystems, mixtures, pesticides, residues, sediments, toxic substances, water quality |
2003 | MS | Annual Base | Screening of Environmental Contaminants Detected in Mississippi Sediments as Inducers and/or Inhibitors of CYP1B1 Expression in Channel Catfish - Continuation | Federal: $33,600 Non-Federal: $67,200 | Kristine Willett | pesticides, toxic substances, bioindicator |
2003 | MT | Annual Base | Understanding and predicting changes in the microbial ecology of mine tailings in response to the addition of dissolved organic carbon | Federal: $29,870 Non-Federal: $61,582 | Paul Sturman | acid mine drainage, microbial ecology |
2003 | MT | Annual Base | Competitive interactions between the invasive Potamopyrgus antipodarum and Baetid mayflies: temporal variation and community-level consequences | Federal: $22,388 Non-Federal: $44,784 | Billie Kerans, Billie Kerans | Potamopyrgus antipodarum; New Zealand mud snail; invasive species; competitive interactions; Intermountain West |
2003 | MT | Annual Base | Topography, groundwater dynamics, and soil frost: First-order controls on snowmelt runoff dynamics and plant species distributions across an uplandwetland transition | Federal: $72,880 Non-Federal: $149,635 | Brian McGlynn, Richard Sojda | hydrology, topography, soil frost, wetlands, runoff, flowpaths |
2003 | NC | Annual Base | The Role of Flood Flows on the Lead Isotopic Composition of Stream Waters, Suspended Sediments, and Rainbow Trout Downstream of Lead Contaminated Soils in Barber's Orchard | Federal: $39,084 Non-Federal: $78,166 | Jerry Miller, Peter Galbreath | Fisheries, Isotopes, Water Quality, Geomorphology |
2003 | ND | Annual Base | Hydrological Modeling of the Spatial and Temporal Variation of Prairie Potholes at the Basin Level | Federal: $4,200 Non-Federal: $8,400 | Phil Gerla, Gregory McCarthy | Hydrologic Modeling, Prairie Potholes, Wetlwnds, Climatic Response |
2003 | ND | Annual Base | Effects of West Nile Virus Infection, Immune Function, and Age on Female Yellow-headed Blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus) Reproduction | Federal: $10,382 Non-Federal: $20,735 | Wendy Reed | WNV infection, aquatic habitat, mosquito borne diseases |
2003 | ND | Annual Base | Comparative Study of Fossil and Extant Fish Growth: Including Analyses of Mean Annual Temperature in the Geologic Record | Federal: $41,152 Non-Federal: $82,517 | Allan Ashworth, G. Padmanabhan | Climatic change, Fossil records, global warming, Fish Growth |
2003 | ND | Annual Base | Modeling Groundwater Denitrification by Ferrous Iron Using PHREEQC | Federal: $46,232 Non-Federal: $93,849 | [UNKNOWN] | Groundwater, Denitrification modeling, PHREEQC model |
2003 | ND | Annual Base | A Study of Microbial Regrowth Potential of Water in Fargo, North Dakota and Moorhead, Minnesota | Federal: $18,672 Non-Federal: $37,320 | Khan Eakalak | Microbial regrowth potential, Biodegradable dissolved organic carbon, Assimilable organic carbon |
2003 | NE | Annual Base | Defining Dynamic Crop-Water-Stress-Index Baselines to Schedule Irrigation Using Infrared Thermometers | Federal: $27,688 Non-Federal: $123,294 | Jose Payero, Jose Payero | CWSI, Corn, Soybeans, infrared thermometer, Canopy temperature |
2003 | NE | Annual Base | Assessing the occurrence of Arsenic in groundwater: Implications for Small Water Supply Systems in Nebraska | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $79,780 | David Gosselin, F. Edwin Harvey | Arsenic, Public Water Supplies |
2003 | NE | Annual Base | Biodegradation of Dual-Contaminant Mixtures in Groundwater: Chlorinated Solvents and High Explosives | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $61,518 | Matthew Morley, Daniel Snow | Biodegradation, High Explosives, Chlorinated Solvents |
2003 | NE | Annual Base | Water Center Educational Materials | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: $66,979 | Steven Ress, Michael Jess | Newsletter, Irrigation, Water Quality, Herbicides, Bioremediation, Groundwater |
2003 | NH | Annual Base | Pathogens in Biosolids: Evaluation of Clostidium perfringens as an indicator organism to assess the efficiency of biosolid disinfection processes | Federal: $15,079 Non-Federal: $43,145 | Christine Bean | |
2003 | NH | Annual Base | Water Quality and the Landscape: Long-term monitoring of rapidly developing suburban watersheds | Federal: $362,203 Non-Federal: $998,336 | William McDowell | |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Investigation of Design Parameters for Engineered Rhizoremediation Systems to Treat Contaminated Sediments In Situ | Federal: $29,800 Non-Federal: $59,893 | Jerome Kukor, Max Haggblom | rhizoremediation PAHs estuarine sediments |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Validation of the PMF (Preprocessor to MODFLOW for Fractured Media) Package | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $11,008 | Yuri Mun, Chris Uchrin | groundwater, modelling, non-Coastal Plain aquifer, Coastal Plain aquifer, fracture, equivalent porous media, EPM, fractured media, eutrophication, nonpoint, |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Microbial respiration of arsenic and selenium | Federal: $3,925 Non-Federal: $21,382 | Priya Narasingarao, Max Haggblom | arsenic selenium oxidation-reduction redox anerobic soils sediments microbial transformation |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Development of Supported Liquid Membrane Micro-Extraction (SLMME) followed by Ion-Pair Chromatography (IPC) for analysis of halo-acetic acids (HAAs) and chlorinated acid herbicides (CAHs) in water | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $5,775 | Xiaoyan Wang, Somenath Mitra | supported liquid membrane, micro-extraction, membrane extraction, SLMME, IPC, HAAs, CAHs, Ion Pair Chromatography, herbicides, drinking water, chlorination, disinfection, DBPs |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Seed Dispersal Dynamics in a Restored Salt Marsh: Implications for Restoration Success | Federal: $1,500 Non-Federal: $14,952 | Polly Hicks, Joan Ehrenfeld | seed dispersal, wetlands, restoration, secondary dispersal, primary dispersal, salt marsh |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Potential Nitrogen Saturation in Urban Wetlands | Federal: $1,990 Non-Federal: $19,828 | Emilie Stander, Joan Ehrenfeld | nitrogen saturation, nitrate,wetlands, nitrification, denitrification, urban wetlands, depressional wetlands, riverine wetlands, |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Automated Identification and Quantification of VOCs Using Electronic Nose Systems | Federal: $24,918 Non-Federal: $7,169 | Robi Polikar, Kauser Jahan | VOCs, surface water,analytical methods, Enose, Electronic Nose, signature patterns, neural network, binary mixture |
2003 | NJ | Annual Base | Urban Watershed Management: Increasing Public "Ownership" of Watershed Resources | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $5,550 | Richard Pardi | urban watershed, ecology, water quality, water monitoring, nonpoint source pollution, NPS, |
2003 | NV | Annual Base | A Study of Ancient Trees Rooted 120 Feet Below the Surface Level of Fallen Leaf Lake | Federal: $14,369 Non-Federal: $33,118 | John Kleppe | climate, drought, submerged trees |
2003 | NV | Annual Base | Quantifying Potential Economic Impacts of Water Quality Modeling Uncertainty for the Lower Truckee River, Nevada | Federal: $71,672 Non-Federal: $144,293 | Alan McKay, John Tracy | water quality simulation, TMDL's, economic analysis |
2003 | NY | Annual Base | Validity Assessment of Methods to Distinguish Between Ruminant and Human Sources of Fecal Contamination in Watersheds | Federal: $49,840 Non-Federal: $83,318 | Ellen Braun-Howland | non-point source pollution, fecal contamination, water quality, pathogens |
2003 | NY | Annual Base | Extreme Precipitation and Consecutive Dry-day Climatology for New York State Applied to Water Resource Management | Federal: $31,308 Non-Federal: $46,930 | Arthur DeGaetano | stormwater, flooding, climatological data, water quality |
2003 | NY | Annual Base | GIS Based Spatial Modeling and Analyses of Urban Stormwater Size and Stormwater Management Practice (SMP) Feasibility in the Lower Buffalo River Watershed. | Federal: $32,490 Non-Federal: $42,568 | Tao Tang | stormwater, runoff, urban stormwater |
2003 | OH | Annual Base | The Effect of Humic and Fulvic Acids on Arsenic Solubility in Drinking Water Supplies | Federal: $100,000 Non-Federal: $214,758 | John Lenhart | Toxic Substances, Water Chemistry, Geochemistry, Solute Transport, Ground Water Quality |
2003 | OK | Annual Base | Algal-nutrient dynamics in fresh waters: direct and indirect effects of zooplankton grazing and nutrient remineralization | Federal: $24,944 Non-Federal: $51,759 | K. Hambright, K. Hambright | nutrient-algal ecology, zooplankton, grazing, nutrient cycling, nutrient supply, water quality, freshwater reservoirs |
2003 | OK | Annual Base | Dual sensor for detecting xenobiotics and microorganisms | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $100,000 | Gilbert John, Mario Rivera, Gary Yen | spectrophotometer, cytochrome P450, autofluorescence |
2003 | OK | Annual Base | Facilitating the Tenkiller Utilities Authority Public Water Decision Project | Federal: $46,002 Non-Federal: $100,000 | Mac McCrory, Weldon Schieffer | stakeholder decision-making, public education and outreach, water treatment, water distribution, managment of natural resources |
2003 | OR | Annual Base | Investigation of Nitrate Transport Across the Willamette Silt of the Southern Willamette Valley | Federal: $29,114 Non-Federal: $75,030 | Roy Haggerty | Groundwater, Willamette Silt, Nitrate, Redox reaction |
2003 | OR | Annual Base | Development of a relationship between water quality data and land use in the Oak Creek Watershed | Federal: $23,200 Non-Federal: $46,136 | Peter Nelson | Databases, watersheds, water quality, public education |
2003 | OR | Annual Base | Environmental Analysis of Wastewater Effluents and Biosolids-derived Endocrine Disuptiong Chemicals in the Willamette River | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $66,602 | Tarek Kassim | endocrine disruptors, Internet, databases, hydrology, watersheds, water quality, public education |
2003 | OR | Annual Base | Discharge, source areas, and water ages of spring-fed streams and implications for water management in the McKenzie River basin | Federal: $28,880 Non-Federal: $57,776 | Gordon Grant | water resources, springs, groundwater, discharge, McKenzie River |
2003 | PA | Annual Base | Using Crumb Rubber Filtraton for Ballast Water Treatment | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,221 | Yuefeng Xie, Hsin-hsin Tung | ballast water treatment, crumb rubber medium, invasize species, waste tires, water filtration |
2003 | PA | Annual Base | Water Conservation Training and Public Education | Federal: $13,400 Non-Federal: $42,504 | William Sharpe, Bryan Swistock | water conservation, drought, education |
2003 | PA | Annual Base | Spruce Creek Watershed Keystone Project | Federal: $14,914 Non-Federal: $42,833 | Lysle Sherwin, Lysle Sherwin | education, management, non point source pollution, planning trout fishery, water quality, watershed stewardship |
2003 | PA | Annual Base | Development of Passive Treatment System Monitoring and Research Program | Federal: $14,970 Non-Federal: $45,860 | Fred Brenner, Margaret Dunn | passive treatment, wetlands, acid mine drainage, restoration |
2003 | PR | Annual Base | FIELD METHODS IN HYDROLOGY AND HYDRAULIC | Federal: $111,417 Non-Federal: $56,001 | Ingrid Padilla, Raul Zapata | |
2003 | RI | Annual Base | URI Water Conservation Program Development | Federal: $10,360 Non-Federal: $23,782 | Vincent Rose | Drought, Education, Water Supply |
2003 | RI | Annual Base | A Preliminary Web Portal for RI Water Resources | Federal: $4,980 Non-Federal: $19,910 | Tom Boving, David Fastovsky | information dissemination; water resources; drought; web portal |
2003 | RI | Annual Base | Impact of Common Landscaping Plants on Nitrate Leaching | Federal: $13,121 Non-Federal: $26,243 | Jose Amador | nitrate, leaching |
2003 | RI | Annual Base | Electronic Dissemination of Institute Related Research | Federal: $9,300 Non-Federal: $18,780 | George Tsiatas | water resources research |
2003 | SC | Annual Base | Real-time Water Quality Monitoring for Education and Stakeholder Feedback in the Saluda-Reedy Watershed | Federal: $26,350 Non-Federal: $56,740 | Christopher Post, Stephen Klaine | Watershed Management, Water Quality, Real-Time Measurement |
2003 | SC | Annual Base | Toxicological Effects of Environmental Pollutants in Lake Constee | Federal: $21,683 Non-Federal: $70,400 | Peter Van Den Hurk, Stephen Klaine, David Hargett | Environmental Risk Assessment, Human Health Risks, Biomrakers, Toxic Waste Wate, Remediation, Fish Toxicology |
2003 | TN | Annual Base | Evaluation of Pathogen Occurrence and Causation withing the Stock Creek Watershed (Knox County) as a Model for Watershed Restoration | Federal: $34,070 Non-Federal: $61,293 | John McCarthy, Randall Gentry, Alice Layton, Larry McKay | water quality, water quality management, pollution control, regulatory permits, watershed management, pollutants |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Determining a Method for Targeting Brush Control Through Remote Sensing, GIS, and Hydrologic Modeling | Federal: $3,995 Non-Federal: $32,000 | Jason Afinowicz, Clyde Munster | brush control, remote sensing, SWAT, GIS |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Coupling Modular Hydrologic Models with GIS | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Jonathan Goodall, David Maidment | modular hydrologic modeling, geographic information system, data model |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Predicting Water Use in Urban Residential Landscapes | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Roger Havlak, Richard White | water conservation, water use, landscape irrigation, multiple plant |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Biotic Responses to Reduced Freshwater Inputs into Texas Bays: Hypersalinity Effects on Benthic Microalgal Community Structure and Function | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $10,406 | Alyce Lee, James Pinckney | freshwater management, benthic micoalgae, hypersalinity, biota |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Quantification of Stochastic Crop-Water Production Functions and Net Profit-Water Functions for Agriculture on the Edwards Aquifer | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Ju Young Lee, Kelly Brumbelow | irrigation, groundwater resources management, farm profitability |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Adsorption, Desorption, and Stabilization Behavior of Arsenic on Al3+-substituted Fe3+-Hydrous Oxides | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $33,459 | Yoko Masue, Richard Loeppert | adsorption, desorption arsenic |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Monitoring and Evaluation of the Pecos River Ecosystem Project | Federal: $4,185 Non-Federal: $13,984 | Alyson McDonald, Charles Hart | Pecos, River, saltcedar |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Relating Nutrient Imports to Exports and Losses During Sod Production | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $11,100 | Brandon McDonald, Don Vietor | water quality, composted dairy manure, turfgrass sod, soil properties, nutrient export |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Natural Remediation of Contaminants Along the Forgotten River Stretch of the Rio Grande | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $15,599 | Catalina Ordonez, Lisa Bain | metals, Rio Grande, fish, invertebrate community structure |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Measuring Infiltration Using a Rainfall Simulator to Comparing Shrub and Water Interactions of Brush Species | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $10,657 | Shane Porter, Clyde Munster | rainfall simulator, brush control, aquifer recharge, surface runoff |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Spatial and Temporal Characterization of the Radon Distribution in a Region of the Hickory Aquifer in Central Texas: Assessment of Stratigraphy and Groundwater Dynamics on Radon Concentrations | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Leslie Randolph, Bruce Herbert | radon, groundwater, lithologic control |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Groundwater Data Modeling for Arc Hydro | Federal: $4,182 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Gil Strassberg, David Maidment | groundwater, data model, GIS, ArcGIS, Arc Hydro, modeling |
2003 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $29,734 Non-Federal: $6,538 | Ric Jensen, C. Allan Jones | technology transfer, information dissemination, world wide web |
2003 | UT | Annual Base | Source Water Protection Assessment Tools Development | Federal: $56,509 Non-Federal: $112,352 | Ron Sims, Darwin Sorensen | Drinking Water, Watersheds, Pollutant Transport |
2003 | VA | Annual Base | Information Dissemination | Federal: $203,188 Non-Federal: $292,894 | Tamim Younos | newsletter, community outreach, service-learning |
2003 | VA | Annual Base | Program Adminstration | Federal: $44,753 Non-Federal: $162,876 | Tamim Younos | Program administration, website administration, database |
2003 | VI | Annual Base | Coral Bay Watershed: Development of Management Measures for Sediment and Pollution Reduction - Phase II | Federal: $190,070 Non-Federal: $0 | Dayle Barry, Barry Devine | Watershed Management, Stormwater Management |
2003 | VI | Annual Base | Fecal Coliform Bacteria Removal Efficiency for Stormwater BMPs in the Virgin Islands | Federal: $57,600 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith, R. Kelsey | Fecal Coliform Bacteria, BMP, BMP Efficiency, Nonpoint Source Pollution, Bacterial Contamination |
2003 | WA | Annual Base | Non-point Pesticide Transport from Fields to Streams: Testing the Predictive Capability of a Geochemical Tracer Approach | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,971 | Richelle Allen-King, C Keller | Non point pollutants, lindane, triallate, pesticides, water quality, tracer |
2003 | WA | Annual Base | Water Use of Potato under Sprinkler and Subsurface Drip Irrigation | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,000 | Clyde Fraisse, Claudio Stockle, Eileen Perry, Francis Pierce | Drip, Irrigation, Water use, Nitrate, Potato |
2003 | WI | Annual Base | Role of the Hyporheic Zone in Methylmercury Production and Transport to Lake Superior | Federal: $66,544 Non-Federal: $67,686 | David Armstrong, Christopher Babiarz | mercury |
2003 | WI | Annual Base | Arsenic Contamination in Groundwater in Southeast Wisconsin | Federal: $57,256 Non-Federal: $50,906 | Jean Bahr, Madeline Gotkowitz | arsenic |
2003 | WV | Annual Base | WRI55: Hydrologic Connections and Impacts on Water Supply in the Great Valley Karst Aquifer. A Case Study in Martinsburg, West Virginia | Federal: $65,487 Non-Federal: $77,673 | Dorothy Vesper, Joseph Donovan | water supply, water quantity, water quality, hydrology, ground water, surface water, hydrogeology |
2003 | WV | Annual Base | WRI54: Passive Treatment of Cl Contaminated Waters in NW West Virginia Using Passive Absorptive Technologies | Federal: $37,152 Non-Federal: $74,307 | Thomas Guetzloff, Paul Ziemkiewicz | aquatic ecosystem integrity, chloride absorption |
2003 | WY | Annual Base | Geochemistry of CBM Retention Ponds Across the Powder River Basin, Wyoming | Federal: $30,755 Non-Federal: $147,101 | Katta Reddy, Richard Olson, David Legg | Salinity, Sodium Adsorption Ratio, Water Chemistry, Ponds, Water Uses |
2003 | WY | Annual Base | Subsurface Drip Irrigation Systems: Assessment and Development of Best Management Practices | Federal: $47,022 Non-Federal: $158,879 | Drew Johnson, George Vance, Renduo Zhang | Agriculture, Crop Water Use, Irrigation Systems, Water Use Efficiency |
2003 | WY | Annual Base | Water Scarcity and Economic Growth in Wyoming | Federal: $23,404 Non-Federal: $58,063 | Edward Barbier | Data Analysis, Economics, Water Use Data |
2003 | WY | Annual Base | Conveyance Losses and Travel Times of Reservoir Releases Along the Bear River from Woodruff Narrows Reservoir to Cokeville Wyoming | Federal: $48,330 Non-Federal: $133,178 | Drew Johnson, Greg Kerr | Agriculture, Conveyance Systems, Hydrolgeology |
2002 | AK | Annual Base | Investigation of Immiscible Fluid Movement Through Frozen Porous Media | Federal: $44,023 Non-Federal: $27,562 | David Barnes, Yuri Shur | petroleum, frozen soil |
2002 | AK | Annual Base | Hydrological and Geomorphological Controls on Sediment Transport Processes in the Alaskan Arctic | Federal: $15,474 Non-Federal: $16,891 | Larry Hinzman | channel networks, Arctic, permafrost, erosion, sedimentation, geomorphology |
2002 | AK | Annual Base | Molecular characterization of organic matter in soil leachates from the Caribou Poker Creeks Watershed | Federal: $41,196 Non-Federal: $24,306 | Daniel White, Kenji Yoshikawa | Permafrost, hydrology, organic geochemistry |
2002 | AK | Annual Base | Investigation of Fouling in Membrane Bioreactors for Wastewater Treatment | Federal: $40,968 Non-Federal: $33,018 | Silke Schiewer | fouling, membrane bioreactors, wastewater |
2002 | AK | Annual Base | Luminescent Bacteria: A New Water Quality Issue? | Federal: $27,358 Non-Federal: $51,538 | Joan Braddock | Luminescent, bacteria, salmon, freshwater, Yukon River, Alaska |
2002 | AL | Annual Base | Watershed Protection Through Building Material Substitution and Controlled Use | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $54,342 | Melinda Lalor, Shirley Clark | Pollution Prevention, Storm Water Runoff, Watershed Protection, Building Materials |
2002 | AL | Annual Base | Treatment of Heavy Metal-Contaminated Runoff Using Straw Coated with Sulfide | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $50,001 | Robert Peters, Joseph Gauthier | Runoff, Heavy Metals, Iron, Straw, Sulfide |
2002 | AL | Annual Base | Use of Sonication/Acoustic Cavitation with Advanced Oxidants to Treat Petroleum Hydrocarbons Contaminated Surface Waters and Groundwaters | Federal: $25,000 Non-Federal: $62,875 | Robert Peters, Joseph Gauthier | Sonication, Acoustic Cavitation, Advanced Oxidation, Groundwater, Surface Water, Petroleum Hydrocarbons |
2002 | AR | Annual Base | Chemical Variation of Water From The Alluvial Aquifer | Federal: $14,071 Non-Federal: $28,142 | Kenneth Steele, Kenneth Steele | Variation of ground water chemistry, mixing of ground waters, geochemical evolution of ground water |
2002 | AR | Annual Base | Processes And Controls Affecting Water/Rock Interaction in Abandoned Underground Coal Mines, Including Feasibility and Risk Assessment of Using Mine Water for Public Drinking Water Sources | Federal: $25,102 Non-Federal: $50,205 | John Brahana | Water Chemistry, Water Quality Modeling, Water Resources Development, Water Treatment, Surfact-Groundwater Relations, Health Effects, Heavy Metals |
2002 | AR | Annual Base | Phosphorus Concentrations and Sediment Phosphorus Flux in Streams and Reservoirs: Effect of Chemical Amendments | Federal: $23,612 Non-Federal: $47,224 | Brian Haggard, Indrajeet Chaubey, Marty Matlock | Water Quality, Phosphorus, Sediment, Wastewater Treatment Plant |
2002 | AZ | Annual Base | THE IMPACTS OF UNGULATES ON VEGETATION ASSOCIATED WITH WATER CATCHMENTS | Federal: $11,325 Non-Federal: $22,649 | Paul Krausman | birds, plant stress, range management, riparian vegetation, wildlife management |
2002 | AZ | Annual Base | Microbial Mediated Mobilization of Arsenic from Drinking Water Treatment Residuals in Landfills | Federal: $11,996 Non-Federal: $41,068 | James Field, A. Gandolfi | Arsenic, Bioconversion Metals, Sanitary Landfills, Mobilization, Toxic Substances, Residuals Disposal, Anaerobic, Leaching, Pollutants, Toxic Substances, Waste Disposal |
2002 | AZ | Annual Base | The effect of mycorrhizae on competitive ability and drought tolerance of cottonwood (Populus fremontii) and saltcedar (Tamarix ramosissima) | Federal: $9,017 Non-Federal: $26,098 | Juliet Stromberg, Jean Stutz | Riparian, mycorrhizae, soil microbiology, restoration, competition, drought, Populus fremontii |
2002 | AZ | Annual Base | Regional Aquifers Characterization Through Spring Discharge Analysis | Federal: $11,865 Non-Federal: $24,857 | Abe Springer | RECHARGE, HYDROGEOLOGY, SPRINGS,SURFACE DRAINAGE, WATERSHED MANAGEMENT |
2002 | AZ | Annual Base | Evaluating the Irrigation Efficiencies and Turf/Landscape Maintenance Practices on the Campus of Northern Arizona University | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: $24,747 | Donald Slack, Peter Waller | Conservation, Contaminant Transport, Water Management, Education, Evapor-transpiration Rates, Fertilizers, Turf Grass Management, Irrigation System Performance, Irrigation System Maintenance, Irrigation Application Rates, Irrigation Design, Irrigation Management, Irrigation Scheduling, Landscape Management, Irrigation Systems, Land Use, Optimization, Plant Growth, Plant Stress, Plant-Water Relationships, Soil Salinity, Urban Drainage, Urban Planning, Reclaimed Water Use, Water Harvesting |
2002 | AZ | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $26,782 Non-Federal: $53,702 | Peter Wierenga | WS, M&P, EDU |
2002 | CA | Annual Base | Fate of viruses, endocrine disrupters, and nitrogen in non-conventional onsite wastewater treatment processes: a technical and economic analysis | Federal: $29,347 Non-Federal: $29,504 | Jeannie Darby, Paul Sabatier | decentralized wastewater management, viruses, nitrate, endocrine disrupters, membrane & depth filtration, economic analysis |
2002 | CA | Annual Base | The effect of Soil Water Content on Organic Chemical Sorption During Transport Through Unsaturated Soil | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $33,380 | William Jury, William Frankenberger, Jr. | solute transport, travel times, groundwater contamination, adsorption |
2002 | CA | Annual Base | Perchlorate Removal in Groundwater Using Immobilized Cell-Free, Purified and Recombinant Perchlorate Reductases from the Perchlorate Respiring Bacterium, Perclace | Federal: $20,653 Non-Federal: $28,100 | William Frankenberger, Jr. | groundwater, contamination, perchlorate, perchlorate reductase, enzyme purification, gene cloning, enzyme over-expression, recombinant enzyme, immobilized enzyme, packed bed bioreactor and on-site bioremediation |
2002 | CA | Annual Base | Voluntary Compliance Versus Mandatory Sanctions: A Natural Experiment in Water Quality Regulation | Federal: $10,000 Non-Federal: $15,495 | Paul Sabatier | water quality, voluntary compliance, command-and-control, livestock, dairy |
2002 | CO | Annual Base | Managed Ground Water Recharge for Habitat Restoration: The Development of a Biological Component to the South Platte Mapping and Analysis Program (SPMAP | Federal: $3,624 Non-Federal: $7,248 | Luis Garcia | Stream depletion factor, Augmentation, GIS, State-listed aquatic species, Habitat restoration |
2002 | CO | Annual Base | Enhancements to the South Platte Mapping and Analysis Program (SPMAP) | Federal: $21,449 Non-Federal: $42,904 | Luis Garcia | Agricultural consumptive use, Geographic information system, Augmentation, Conjunctive use of groundwater/surface water |
2002 | CO | Annual Base | Quantifying the Effectiveness of Best Management Practices (BMPs) in Controlling Non-Point Source Pollution From Forestland Uses | Federal: $13,638 Non-Federal: $27,276 | John Stednick | Non-point source pollution, Best management practices, Water quality, Colorado, Runoff, Water Conservation Practices |
2002 | CO | Annual Base | Determining the Fate of Non-source Pollution from Septic Tanks in Turkey Creek Basin, Colorado, and Delineating Improved Management Practices | Federal: $18,960 Non-Federal: $39,670 | Eileen Poeter, John McCray, Thomas Boyd | Non-point source pollution, Septic tanks, Colorado |
2002 | CO | Annual Base | Evaluating Strategies to Mitigate Waterlogging and Salinization in Colorado's Lower Arkansas River Valley | Federal: $51,124 Non-Federal: $102,249 | Timothy Gates, John Labadie, Grant Cardon, W. Frasier | Salinity, Saline soils, Drainage, Water quality, Groundwater quality, Groundwater modeling, Surface water modeling, Decisionmaking |
2002 | CO | Annual Base | Technology Transfer/Information Dissemination | Federal: $95,709 Non-Federal: $191,418 | Robert Ward | Technology transfer, Information dissemination |
2002 | CT | Annual Base | Water Quality Assessment in Connecticut: Evaluation of Current Protocols and Development of Improved Methods | Federal: $24,835 Non-Federal: $49,960 | Shimon Anisfeld, Shimon Anisfeld | bacteria, nitrogen, trace metals, water quality monitoring |
2002 | CT | Annual Base | Development of Regionally Calibrated Land Cover Impervious Surface Coefficients | Federal: $24,666 Non-Federal: $50,126 | Michael Prisloe, Daniel Civco | impervious surfaces, land use, nonpoint source pollution, water quality modeling, watershed management |
2002 | CT | Annual Base | Water Resources Technology Transfer Initiative | Federal: $43,010 Non-Federal: $39,768 | Glenn Warner, Patricia Bresnahan | |
2002 | DC | Annual Base | Best Management Practices in Washington, D.C. | Federal: $12,438 Non-Federal: $17,094 | Charles Glass | Stormwater, Best Management Practices, Water Quality |
2002 | DC | Annual Base | Properties and Applications of the Box-Cox Distribution | Federal: $8,612 Non-Federal: $10,119 | Reza Modarres | Transformations; Environmental Statistics; Skewed Distributions |
2002 | DC | Annual Base | Bimonitoring Anacostia Watershed Pollutants | Federal: $9,774 Non-Federal: $16,584 | Harriette Phelps | watershed; pollutants; biomonitoring; Corbicula |
2002 | DC | Annual Base | Teacher Education: Technology of Water Environmental Education | Federal: $14,560 Non-Federal: $13,136 | Jo Anne Favors | Environment; Environmental Studies; Water Science; Middle School/Junior High Schools Science Curriculum |
2002 | DC | Annual Base | Speciation of Tributyltin and Triphenyltin Compounds in Clays from Sediments Using Mossbauer spectroscopy | Federal: $6,459 Non-Federal: $15,744 | Leopold May | Tributyltin compounds; triphenyltin compounds; speciation; clays; sediments; water pollution; Mossbauer spectroscopy |
2002 | DE | Annual Base | Graduate Fellowship in Water Quality: Baseflow and Storm Discharges of Nutrients to Delaware's Inland Bays | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $38,000 | William Ullman, James Sims, Joseph Scudlark | Nutrient management, nutrient cycling and discharge to waters, environmental management and policy, water quality |
2002 | DE | Annual Base | Graduate Fellowship in Water Quality: Environmental Policies for a Sustainable Poultry Industry in Sussex County, Delaware | Federal: $19,000 Non-Federal: $38,000 | William Ritter, James Sims, John Byrne | animal agriculture, environmental policies, nonpoint source pollution |
2002 | DE | Annual Base | Graduate Fellowship: Mechanisms of Phosphorus Stabilization in the Soil Environment: A Molecular Scale Evaluation | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $32,000 | Donald Sparks, James Sims | phosphorus, soil chemistry, eutrophication |
2002 | FL | Annual Base | Numerical Groundwater Flow Models of North-Central Florida | Federal: $11,495 Non-Federal: $22,990 | Louis Motz | Aquifer Parameters, Hydrology, Hydrogeology, Groundwater Modeling, Numerical Modeling, Springs, Water Management, and Water Use |
2002 | FL | Annual Base | Biological Transformation of 2-Methylisoborneol (MIB) for Improved Water Quality | Federal: $24,371 Non-Federal: $48,767 | Angela Lindner, David Mazyck, Paul Chadik | Activated Carbon, Adsorption and Exchange, Algae, Anaerobic Treatment, Bacteria, Biodegradation, Biological Treatment, Lakes, Trace Organics, Water Quality, Water Treatment |
2002 | FL | Annual Base | Application of a Multi-Scale, Multi-Process Hydrologic Model to the C-111 Basin in South Florida | Federal: $23,622 Non-Federal: $47,780 | Andrew James, Wendy Graham, John Warwick | Hydrologic models, ground water hydrology, watershed managment |
2002 | FL | Annual Base | The Flux of Ammonia at the Air/Water Interface of Tampa Bay | Federal: $16,900 Non-Federal: $33,800 | Noreen Poor, Scott Campbell | ammonia, flux, dry deposition, eutrophication, Tampa Bay, water quality |
2002 | FL | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $2,230 Non-Federal: $24,663 | Louis Motz | |
2002 | GA | Annual Base | Investigation of Chlorination and Ozonation of Antibiotics Detected in Georgia Waters | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $32,605 | Ching-Hua Huang, Ching-Hua Huang | oxidation, kinetics, mechanisms, LC/MS, antibacterials, pharmaceuticals |
2002 | GA | Annual Base | Developing a Regional Water Management and Planning Initiative Model: Using Regional Leadership Summits to Address Water Resource Challenges in the Flint River Watershed, GA | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,033 | Elizabeth Blood | Multiple-objective Planning, Watershed Management, River Basin Development, Regional Initiative, Stakeholder Process, Leadership Summits, Citizen Participation, Landscape Management, Socioeconomic Issues, Ecosystems, Public Health, Natural Resources. |
2002 | GA | Annual Base | Toxic Metalloid (As, Se, Sb) Enrichment from Coal-Fired Power Plants in the Chattahoochee-Apalachicola (ACF) & Etowah-Coosa (ACT) Rivers | Federal: $18,000 Non-Federal: $36,000 | Philip Froelich | Coal-Fired Power Plants, Trace Elements, Toxic Substances, Water Quality, Water Chemistry, Rivers, Heavy Metals, Geochemistry, Contaminant Transport, Arsenic, Selenium, Antimony, Tri-State Water Compacts, EPA-TRI (Toxic Release Inventory) |
2002 | GA | Annual Base | RESERVOIR SHORELINE EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION ANALYSIS: | Federal: $14,000 Non-Federal: $28,232 | Paul Work | reservoir sedimentation, reservoir bank erosion, sediment transport, reservoir circulation, contaminated sediments, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), cohesive sediments |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Regional Dissemination of a Locally-developed Integrated Island Ecology & Resource Management Textbook, Website, & Teachers Manual/Activity Guide | Federal: $29,700 Non-Federal: $0 | John Fury, Craig Smith, Danny Wyatt, Gerald Smith, Vince Riley | Island, Ecology, Resource Management, Textbook, Website, Activities, Teachers Guide |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | An Alternative Model for Enhancing Access to Safe Drinking Water in Less-Wealthy Areas: A Low Cost, Equity-Oriented & Participatory Source Water Protection Plan for Chuuk, Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $19,870 Non-Federal: $118,528 | John Byrne, Young-Doo Young, William Smith, Joseph Kono, Willliam Raynor | Source Water Protection, GIS & Remote Sensing, Education, Basins, Non-Point Pollution, Planning |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Information Management | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz | Rainfall Data, Climate Data, Water Resources Management |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $23,709 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz | Information Transfer, Education, Water Resources |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Groundwater Infiltration and Recharge in the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer during the record- breaking 1997-1998 ENSO event | Federal: $14,905 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander, Mark Lander | Rainfall climate, groundwater, inter-annual variation, ENSO, drought, extreme events |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | A rainfall climatology for Saipan: distribution, return periods, and inter-annual variations. | Federal: $17,181 Non-Federal: $0 | Mark Lander, Mark Lander | Rainfall climate, return periods, interannual variation, ENSO, drought, extreme events |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Impact of Ordot Dump on Water Quality of Lonfit River Basin in Central Guam | Federal: $43,620 Non-Federal: $0 | Mohamed Golabi, Gary Denton, Harold Wood | Water Quality, Pollution, Waste Disposal, Contaminants |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Inventory of Karst Features Relating to Past and Present Groundwater Flow on Tinian, CNMI, in Terms of the Carbonate Island Karst Model | Federal: $27,190 Non-Federal: $0 | John Jenson | Groundwater, Island Karst, Carbonate Island Aquifers |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Slow Sand Filter Conceptual Design Package forThe Federated States of Micronesia | Federal: $33,214 Non-Federal: $0 | Shahram Khosrowpanah, Leroy Heitz | Streams, Water Quality Control, Slow Sand Filter |
2002 | GU | Annual Base | Water Quality Analysis and Water System Operation and Maintenance Training for Chuuk State FSM | Federal: $21,723 Non-Federal: $0 | Leroy Heitz, Shahram Khosrowpanah | Water Resources, Training, Education, Operations and Maintenance |
2002 | HI | Annual Base | Removal of nitrogenous aquaculture wastes by a wind-powered reverse osmosis system, Year 2 | Federal: $42,600 Non-Federal: $85,446 | Clark Liu | water reuse,reverse osmosis,membrane,aquaculture wastes,nitrogen |
2002 | HI | Annual Base | A win-win approach to water pricing and watershed conservation | Federal: $72,465 Non-Federal: $145,294 | James Roumasset, Rodney Smith | economics; allocation; pricing; conservation |
2002 | HI | Annual Base | An Accurate Evaluation of Water Balance to Predict Surface Runoff and Percolation | Federal: $49,000 Non-Federal: $77,180 | Chittaranjan Ray | AG, GW, WQL |
2002 | HI | Annual Base | Technology Transfer | Federal: $8,600 Non-Federal: $17,253 | Philip Moravcik, Philip Moravcik | information transfer, public education, information dissemination |
2002 | IA | Annual Base | Fate and transfer of antibiotic-resistance genes excreted by farm animals | Federal: $21,996 Non-Federal: $44,000 | Pedro Alvarez | gene pollution, bacteria, contaminant transport, natural attenuation, public health |
2002 | IA | Annual Base | Modeling, GIS, and Technology Transfer in Support of TMDL Development and Implementation in Iowa | Federal: $15,379 Non-Federal: $31,211 | Udoyara Tim, Ramesh Kanwar, James Baker | TMDL, water quality, GIS, modeling, environmental policy |
2002 | IA | Annual Base | Predicting sorption, mobility, accumulation, and degradation potential of antibiotics in Iowa's soil/water environment | Federal: $28,000 Non-Federal: $56,434 | Steven Fales | Adsorption and sorption, leaching, organic compounds, manure lagoons, solute transport, biodegradation |
2002 | IA | Annual Base | Effects of grazing management on sediment and phosphorus losses from pastures | Federal: $14,500 Non-Federal: $29,808 | James Russell, Wendy Powers, John Kovar, Steven Mickelson, Thomas Isenhart | Grazing, pastures, riparian areas, water run-ff, phosphorus |
2002 | IA | Annual Base | Evaluating the effectiveness of restored wetlands for reducing nutrient losses for agricultural watersheds | Federal: $13,000 Non-Federal: $26,093 | Arnold Van der Valk, William Crumpton | Wetlands, nutrient losses, watersheds |
2002 | ID | Annual Base | Metal(loid) Release from Contaminated Sediments in Lake Coeur d'Alene, Idaho | Federal: $14,997 Non-Federal: $29,996 | Matthew Morra | heavy metals, mining sediments, contaminant flux |
2002 | ID | Annual Base | Factors Controlling the Availability of Phosphorus for Transport into Surface Waters from Manure Amended Soils in Southern Idaho | Federal: $14,314 Non-Federal: $24,936 | Daniel Strawn, Daniel Strawn | Phosphorous-Index, Eutrophication, Manure Disposal |
2002 | ID | Annual Base | Physically Based Models for Hydraulic Properties of Swelling Soils | Federal: $29,945 Non-Federal: $60,403 | Markus Tuller | Water Retention, Hydraulic Conductivity, Swelling Soils |
2002 | ID | Annual Base | Community Directed Water Protection Strategy: Focus Communities in Northcentral Idaho, including the Nezperce Indian Tribe | Federal: $10,100 Non-Federal: $20,218 | Piotr Jankowski, Piotr Jankowski | Land Use, Geographic Information, Indian Water Issues |
2002 | IN | Annual Base | Water Quality Management and Improvement in the Urban Setting | Federal: $35,990 Non-Federal: $100,243 | Ronald Turco, Kim Wilson | Bacterial Contamination, Surface Water, Surface Water treatment |
2002 | KS | Annual Base | Water and the Future of Kansas Annual Conference - March 5, 2002 | Federal: $5,500 Non-Federal: $19,963 | Donald Whittemore, William Hargrove | Water, Conference, Water Supplies, Water Management |
2002 | KS | Annual Base | High Plains Aquifer Information Network | Federal: $32,000 Non-Federal: $64,817 | Gary Clark, Margaret Townsend, David Young | World Wide Web, Database Access, High Plains Aquifer, Water Resources |
2002 | KS | Annual Base | Groundwater Recharge in the High Plains Aquifer and Associated Aguifers of Kansas | Federal: $10,277 Non-Federal: $21,825 | Marios Sophocleous | Groundwater recharge, High Plains aquifer, Recharge database |
2002 | KS | Annual Base | Development of a Framework for a Coupled Hydrologic-Economic Modeling Tool | Federal: $41,487 Non-Federal: $64,085 | David Steward, Jeff Peterson | Ogallala Aquifer, High Plains Aquifer, Groundwater, Agricultural Economics |
2002 | KY | Annual Base | Evaluating site remediation success using a sensitive biochemical indicator in fish | Federal: $5,750 Non-Federal: $11,645 | Adria Elskus | polychlorinated biphenyls, fish, monitoring |
2002 | KY | Annual Base | Environmentally-induced genes and mechanisms of inheritance: How are the effects of contaminant exposure transferred from one genration to the next? | Federal: $13,600 Non-Federal: $27,412 | Brian Shepherd | endocrine disruptors, fish, teleosts |
2002 | KY | Annual Base | Occurrence and distribution of mercury in Mammoth Cave National Park | Federal: $9,725 Non-Federal: $19,474 | Cathleen Webb | mussel, karst, water quality |
2002 | KY | Annual Base | Impacts of surface mine valley fills on downstream peak flows in eastern Kentucky | Federal: $7,965 Non-Federal: $21,198 | Jonathan Phillips | channel response, mountain-top removal, fluvial geomorpholgy |
2002 | KY | Annual Base | Linking land use to water quality in the Muddy Creek subbasin, Kentucky River Watershed | Federal: $17,840 Non-Federal: $57,170 | Alice Jones, Diane Vance, Mark Wiljanen, Danita LaSage | watershed planning, geographic information systems, non point pollution |
2002 | LA | Annual Base | Flooding in a New Orleans Watershed Caused by Hurricanes That Do Not Overtop the Levee System | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $34,546 | Donald Barbe, John McCorquodale, Gianna Cothren | Flooding, Hurricane, New Orleans |
2002 | LA | Annual Base | Response to Hurricane Induced Flooding in New Orleans | Federal: $9,350 Non-Federal: $18,700 | Craig Colten | Floods, Law, Institutions & Policy, Management & Planning |
2002 | LA | Annual Base | Flood Risk Mapping of the New Orleans Area | Federal: $19,960 Non-Federal: $43,559 | Vijay Singh, Donald Adrian | Damage, exceedance probability, frequency distribution, return period |
2002 | LA | Annual Base | Groundwater Contaminant Transport Following Flooding Events: Impacts of Model Size, Resolution, and Complexity | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,567 | Clinton Willson | Groundwater Flow and Transport, Telescopic Mesh Refinement |
2002 | MA | Annual Base | Monitoring Disinfection Byproducts in Drinking Water: Strategies for Small Utilities | Federal: $25,997 Non-Federal: $53,896 | David Reckhow, David Reckhow | Trihalomethanes, Monitoring, Modeling, Disinfection Byproducts, Haloacetic Acids |
2002 | MA | Annual Base | The Massachusetts Water Watch Partnership | Federal: $21,954 Non-Federal: $11,987 | Paul Godfrey | Citizen Monitoring, Non-point Pollution, Rivers, Lakes, Monitoring, Volunteer, Quality Control |
2002 | MD | Annual Base | Summer Research Assistantship | Federal: $11,400 Non-Federal: $17,060 | Allen Davis, Philip Kearney | |
2002 | MD | Annual Base | Investigation of isotopic methods for identifying atmospheric deposition of nitrate to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed | Federal: $37,399 Non-Federal: $74,873 | James Farquhar, MD MD | acid rain, atmospheric deposition, geochemistry, isotopes, nitrate, |
2002 | MD | Annual Base | Advancement of Electron Beam Methodologies for Remediation of PCB Contaminants in Chesapeake Bay Sediments | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,826 | Mohamad Al-Sheikhly, MD MD | Remediation, PCBs, Electron Beam Irradiation |
2002 | MD | Annual Base | Atmospheric Deposition of Currently Used Pesticides to Chesapeake Bay Watersheds. | Federal: $26,600 Non-Federal: $53,305 | Alba Torrents | Atmospheric Processes; Agriculture; Contaminant Transport; Estuaries; Pesticides; Rainfall; Trace Organics |
2002 | MD | Annual Base | Sustainable Oil and Grease Removal from Stormwater Runoff Hotspots using Bioretention | Federal: $3,020 Non-Federal: $6,053 | Eric Seagren, Allen Davis | Storm Water Management, Oil and Grease, Runoff, Water Quality |
2002 | ME | Annual Base | MtBE in Groundwater: The Maine Experiment | Federal: $36,257 Non-Federal: $72,472 | John Peckenham, Kevin Boyle, Jonathan Rubin | Geochemistry, Groundwater Quality, Non-Point Source Pollution, Organic Compounds, Policy Analysis, Risk Analysis, Socioeconomic Issues, Toxic Substances, Water Quality Monitoring |
2002 | ME | Annual Base | EVALUATING CHANGES IN WATER CHEMISTRY AS RISK FACTORS FOR ATLANTIC SALMON IN DOWNEAST MAINE | Federal: $23,311 Non-Federal: $39,292 | Steve Kahl, John Peckenham, Kenneth Johnson | lakes, acid rain, land-water interactions, water chemistry, climate |
2002 | ME | Annual Base | FY 2002 MAINE WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE Information Transfer | Federal: $17,887 Non-Federal: $45,900 | John Peckenham, Steve Kahl | Information Transfer |
2002 | MI | Annual Base | Natural Resources Integrated Information System | Federal: $39,019 Non-Federal: $80,970 | Jon Bartholic | Data Analysis, Data Storage and Retrieval, Information Dissemination, System Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Water Quality Management, Watershed Management |
2002 | MI | Annual Base | Water quality trends of Michigan inland lakes and their relationship to ecoregions:1974-2001 | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,254 | Patricia Soranno, Laura Bruhn | Michigan, Lake, Water-quality trends, Secchi depth, Volunteer-monitoring |
2002 | MI | Annual Base | Grid Computing for Real Time Distributed Collaborative Geoprocessing with Applications in Water Quality Management | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $31,023 | Yi Shi, Yi Shi | Grid Computing, Virtual Organization (VO), Water Quality Modeling, Water Quality Management |
2002 | MI | Annual Base | Information Dissemination and Technology Transfer Training Programs | Federal: $40,000 Non-Federal: $81,723 | Lois Wolfson | Water Quality; Watershed Management; Macroinvertebrates; Lakescaping; Water Chemistry; Monitoring; GIS |
2002 | MN | Annual Base | Characterization of Nitrifying Bacterial Populations in Wastewater Treatment Bioreactors | Federal: $26,870 Non-Federal: $30,576 | Timothy LaPara | Ammonia, eutrophication, nitrification, PCR, wastewater |
2002 | MN | Annual Base | Effects of riparian forest harvest on instream habitat and fish and invertebrate communities | Federal: $47,400 Non-Federal: $62,641 | Raymond Newman, Patrick Brezonik | riparian, logging, fish, benthic macroinvertebrates, best management practices |
2002 | MN | Annual Base | Paleohydrologic response of the Mississippi Headwaters watershed to Holocene climate change | Federal: $23,600 Non-Federal: $52,044 | Howard Mooers | |
2002 | MN | Annual Base | BIODIVERSITY IN URBAN PONDS AND LAKES: HUMAN EFFECTS ON PLANKTON POPULATIONS | Federal: $28,000 Non-Federal: $90,849 | Robert Sterner | |
2002 | MN | Annual Base | Fluorochemicals in Minnesota Waters: An Emerging Environmental Issue | Federal: $24,800 Non-Federal: $48,617 | Matt Simcik | |
2002 | MO | Annual Base | Web-Based Tool for Implementing Adaptive Management in the Missouri River System | Federal: $43,973 Non-Federal: $98,634 | Tony Prato | Adaptive Management, Missouri River System, Bayes Rule, Web-Based |
2002 | MO | Annual Base | Development of Wax-Rich Grout for Borehole Sealing | Federal: $43,060 Non-Federal: $101,924 | Mike Whitworth | Wax-Rich Grout, Borehole Sealing, Wells, Permeability |
2002 | MO | Annual Base | Microbial Influences on Geophysical Signatures: A Proxy for the Understanding and the Monitoring | Federal: $20,100 Non-Federal: $40,228 | Estella Atekwana | Spectral Induced Polarization Method, Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid, Biodegradation, Groundwater |
2002 | MO | Annual Base | Microbial Influences on Geophysical Signatures | Federal: $13,296 Non-Federal: $26,388 | Lee Slater | Spectral Induced Polarization Method, Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid, Biodegradation, Groundwater |
2002 | MS | Annual Base | Functional Assessment of Moist-Soil Management Impact on Wetland Impoundments Created as Part of an Agricultural Lands Reclamation Plan | Federal: $19,712 Non-Federal: $42,212 | Gary Ervin, Darrel Schmitz | wetlands, wetland function, land use, water quality |
2002 | MS | Annual Base | Hydrologic Controls on Wetland Tree Growth: Determining the Origin, Residence Time and Water Quality of Groundwater in the Root Zone | Federal: $26,189 Non-Federal: $52,378 | Gregg Davidson | wetlands, surface-groundwater relationships, isotopes, plant-water relationships |
2002 | MS | Annual Base | A Single Technology for Remediating PNAs, Nitro/Nitrate Residues, PCBs, CAHs, Herbicides and Pesticides from Soils and Sludges with Na/NH3(l) | Federal: $14,522 Non-Federal: $29,044 | Charles Pittman, Jr. | water quality, groundwater treatment, hazardous wastes, toxic substances, chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons, polychlorinated biphenyls, dechlorination, pesticides, herbicides, soil decontamination, reductions, sludge, subsurface drainage, water treatment |
2002 | MT | Annual Base | The effectiveness of burn-area emergency rehabilitation (BAER) techniques in reducing post-fire soil erosion on the Sula state forest in western Montana. | Federal: $48,449 Non-Federal: $97,192 | Scott Woods, Scott Woods | soil erosion; forest fire; burn-area emergency rehabilitation. |
2002 | MT | Annual Base | Pharmaceuticals in Septic System Effluent | Federal: $68,700 Non-Federal: $137,400 | William Woessner, Garon Smith | Human pharmaceuticals, septic effluent |
2002 | MT | Annual Base | Recharge Assessment of the Anaconda Mine near Belt, Montana | Federal: $46,076 Non-Federal: $92,156 | Jon Reiten | Acid Mine Drainage, Ground-Water Recharge, Age Dating, Tritium, CFC |
2002 | NC | Annual Base | Hydrolgical and Biogeochemical Investigations of Riparian Buffers in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge Regions of North Carolina | Federal: $17,313 Non-Federal: $34,625 | Craig Allan, Jy Wu | Riparian Buffer, Nutrients, Fecal Coliform Bacteria, Sediments, Water Quality, Surface-Groundwater Flowpaths |
2002 | NC | Annual Base | Reduced Cost Strategies for Regional Integration of Surface and Groundwater Use | Federal: $56,557 Non-Federal: $113,114 | Gregory Characklis | Water Resources Development, Groundwater Management, Water Treatment Facilities, Resource Planning |
2002 | NC | Annual Base | A Systematic Evaluation of Polyacrylamide for Sediment and Turbidity Control | Federal: $56,762 Non-Federal: $113,528 | Richard McLaughlin | Soil erosion, runoff, suspended sediments |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | Physical and environmental factors influencing the periphyton communities of the Sheyenne River, North Dakota | Federal: $11,312 Non-Federal: $23,241 | Marvin Fawley, Marvin Fawley | periphyton, diatoms, Sheyenne River |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | A Comparative Analysis of Fargo and Moorhead Ozonation Systems | Federal: $11,312 Non-Federal: $23,071 | Wei Lin, Wei Lin | Ozonation, Trihalomethane, Disinfection |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | Northern Forest Wetlands: Characteristics and Influences on Invertebrate and Amphibian Community Structure | Federal: $10,605 Non-Federal: $21,485 | Malcolm Butler | Forest wetlands, Silviculture, Biodiversity |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | Variables Influencing Habitat Use by Diving Waterbirds Foraging in the Prairie Pothole Region | Federal: $5,656 Non-Federal: $11,505 | Malcolm Butler | Aquatic habitat, Prairie potholes, Sedimentation |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | Study of Effectiveness of Northern Prairie Wetlands as a Resource to Control Nutrient (Phosphorus) Load to Receiving Water. | Federal: $24,694 Non-Federal: $48,662 | Wei Lin | Northern Prairie Wetlands, Nutrient Load, Receiving Water Quality |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | NDWRRI Graduate Research Fellowships | Federal: $38,885 Non-Federal: $78,909 | G. Padmanabhan, G. Padmanabhan | ozonation system, trihalomethane, phosphorus reduction, forest management, seasonal wetlands, prairie potholes, habitat use |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | Feedlot Runoff and Manure Management Modeling | Federal: $5,656 Non-Federal: $11,543 | James Lindley | feedlot runoff, modeling |
2002 | ND | Annual Base | Evaluation of walleye to suppress fathead minnow populations in Type IV & V wetlands. | Federal: $15,512 Non-Federal: $31,754 | Malcolm Butler | Wetlands, turbidity, walleyes, fathead minnows, zooplankton, algae, waterfowl |
2002 | NE | Annual Base | Assessment of Source of Variation in Copper Concentrations in Nebraska Drinking Water Systems | Federal: $16,669 Non-Federal: $33,372 | Bruce Dvorak, Matthew Morley | copper corrosion, drinking water |
2002 | NE | Annual Base | Relating landscape scale characteristics with phosphorus loss potential to surface waters | Federal: $3,885 Non-Federal: $7,903 | Martha Mamo, Dennis McCallister, Martha Mamo, Daniel Ginting, C. Zanner | phosphorus loss, water, eutrophication, manure, soil management |
2002 | NE | Annual Base | Investigation of Directional Hydraulic Conductivities of Streambeds and Evaluation | Federal: $16,446 Non-Federal: $44,782 | Xun-Hong Chen, Jim Goeke | Standpipe method, Streambed, Directional hydraulic conductivity, Stream-aquifer connectivity |
2002 | NE | Annual Base | ASSESSMENT OF THERMAL-INFRARED IMAGING AS A TOOL FOR EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER-LAKE INTERACTIONS IN THE NEBRASKA SAND HILLS | Federal: $17,000 Non-Federal: $46,047 | Vitaly Zlotnik, David Gosselin, Geoffrey Henebry, Donald Rundquist | remote sensing, thermal infrared (TIR) techniques, lakes, surface-groundwater interactions, recharge |
2002 | NH | Annual Base | Linking Lakes with the Landscape: The Fate of Terrestrial Organic Matter in Planktonic Food Webs | Federal: $30,873 Non-Federal: $132,753 | Kathryn Cottingham, Jay Lennon | lakes, dissolved organic matter, food webs, zooplankton, fish, carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, stoichiometry |
2002 | NH | Annual Base | Dynamics of Groundwater Inflows to the Lamprey River, New Hampshire | Federal: $17,480 Non-Federal: $38,070 | J. Matthew Davis | low-flow, baseflow, groundwater, surface water, water resources, water quality |
2002 | NH | Annual Base | Characterization of Groundwater Discharge to Hampton Harbor | Federal: $3,000 Non-Federal: $7,350 | Thomas Ballestero, [UNKNOWN] | Thermal Infrared, Groundwater Discharge, Nutrient, Pollution, Coastal Management, Coastal, Estuary |
2002 | NH | Annual Base | Effects of Land Use on Water Quality in a Changing Landscape | Federal: $16,566 Non-Federal: $87,498 | Jeffrey Schloss, William McDowell | lake, stream, water quality, nutrients, land use |
2002 | NJ | Annual Base | Effects of the Biopollutant, Phragmites australis, On the Nutritional Status (Biochemical Condition) of Juvenile Weakfish, New Directions Incorporating Otolith Chemical Signature Analysis | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $4,242 | Steven Litvin, Michael P. Weinstein | weakfish, Phragmites, biopollutant,trophic relay, nekton, macrophyte, sagittal otolithes, Spartina,lipid, free fatty acid, triacylglycerols, isotope, finfish |
2002 | NJ | Annual Base | Measurement and Prediction of Hydraulic Properties Needed to Model Groundwater Quality in Southern New Jersey | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $63,998 | Daniel Gimenez | hydraulic, groundwater, vadose, sediment, pedotransfer, conductivity, hydrological processes, groundwater contamination, surficial aquifer, |
2002 | NJ | Annual Base | CONTINUOUS, ON-LINE MONITORING OF HALOACETIC ACIDS IN WATER USING ANALYTICAL MEMBRANE EXTRACTION | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $24,118 | Dawen Kou, Somenath Mitra | membrane separation, disinfection by-products, DBPs, HAAs, haloacetic acids, trichloroacetic acid, dichloroacetic acid, carcinogen, online monitoring, diazomethane, supported liquid membrane extraction, SLM, microporous membrane extraction, MME |
2002 | NJ | Annual Base | Destruction of Volatile Organic Compounds Using the Photo-Chemical Remediation Reactor | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $29,777 | Kenneth Lee | VOCs, Volatile Organic Compounds, PCE, tetrachloroethylene, TCE, trichoroethylene, carcinogen, photo-chemical remediation, PCR, Trichloroethane, TCA, RPT, Reductive Photo-Thermal |
2002 | NJ | Annual Base | Anaerobic biodegradation of MTBE under different anoxic conditions | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $17,770 | Piyapawn Somsamak, Max Haggblom | Methyl tertiary butyl ether, MTBE, groundwater, contamination, biodegradation, anaerobic, oxygenates, sulfidogenic, estuarine sediment, microbial community |
2002 | NJ | Annual Base | Salt Marsh Macrophyte Rhizosphere Effects on Sediment Microbial Community Catabolic Response Profiles | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,673 | B. Ravit, Joan Ehrenfeld | polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, PAH, organohalide, nutrient pollutants, New York Bight, phragmites, spartina, rhizosphere, microbial, catabolic response profiles, CRP |
2002 | NJ | Annual Base | Human Components of Exotic Species Invasion in Urban Forested Wetlands | Federal: $4,000 Non-Federal: $8,813 | Heather Cutway, Joan Ehrenfeld | invasive species, exotic species, urban wetlands, human activities, land use, Arthur Kill, |
2002 | NM | Annual Base | Geographic Information System for Water Resources Research Planning | Federal: $337,690 Non-Federal: $353,693 | Bobby Creel, John Kennedy | geographic information systems, GIS, water resources information, data development, education |
2002 | NM | Annual Base | Information Transfer Program | Federal: $285,024 Non-Federal: $724,469 | Bobby Creel, Cathy Ortega Klett | information transfer, IT, information dissemination, education |
2002 | NV | Annual Base | Identification of Nutrient Rich Groundwater Inflows to Lake Tahoe | Federal: $20,304 Non-Federal: $41,277 | Kendrick Taylor | surface water quality, turibidity, chlorophyll, nutrient info, groundwater |
2002 | NV | Annual Base | Assessment of Ground Water Recharge in Mine Altered Regions of Nevada | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,000 | Scott Tyler, Glenn Miller, Dirk Vanzyl | Mining impacts, groundwater recharge, arsenic |
2002 | NV | Annual Base | A Long-Term Comparative Study of Golf Courses Irrigated with Reuse vs. Municipal Water | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $145,824 | Dale Devitt | Sewage effluent, Salinity, Turf grass, woody ornamentals, irrigation management |
2002 | NV | Annual Base | Long-Range Water Supply Forecasting for Nevada and the Colorado River Basin | Federal: $38,054 Non-Federal: $78,082 | Thomas Piechota | hydroclimatology, forecasting, streamflow, water supply, El Nino-Southern Oscillation |
2002 | NY | Annual Base | Septic System Pollution Prevention BMPs: Development of Public Outreach Approaches, Assessment, and Decision-Making Tools for Local Government | Federal: $17,945 Non-Federal: $25,139 | Kim Irvine, Sherry Fontaine | Septic systems, water quality, pathogens |
2002 | NY | Annual Base | Supporting Community Watershed Restoration Efforts in Catatonk Creek | Federal: $11,993 Non-Federal: $18,699 | Joseph Graney, Karen Salvage, James Curatolo | Flooding, water quality, streambank erosion, hydrology, education |
2002 | NY | Annual Base | Development of Methods to Distinguish Between Ruminant and Human Sources of Fecal Contamination in Watersheds | Federal: $49,998 Non-Federal: $66,950 | Karen Sklenar, Ellen Braun-Howland | fecal contamination, water quality management, Bacteroides |
2002 | NY | Annual Base | Director's Office Information Transfer | Federal: $21,730 Non-Federal: $12,820 | Keith Porter | Education, Water quality management, Nonpoint pollution |
2002 | OK | Annual Base | Springs in Peril: Have Changes in Groundwater Input Affected Oklahoma Springs? | Federal: $24,315 Non-Federal: $48,746 | Elizabeth Bergey | invertabrate fauna, biomonitoring, temporal change, dewatering, springs, groundwater-surface water interactions |
2002 | OK | Annual Base | Enhanced Life Cycle Assessment Demonstration at the Tar Creek Superfund Site | Federal: $17,535 Non-Federal: $35,075 | Robert Anex, Will Focht , Chad Settle | Integrated environmental decision-making |
2002 | OK | Annual Base | Resistance Tomographic Imaging, Digital Mapping, and Immersion Visualization of Evaporite Karst in Western Oklahoma | Federal: $2,000 Non-Federal: $4,200 | Aondover Tarhule, Thomas Dewers, Aondover Tarhule | Digital Mapping, visualization, evaporite karst, Oklahoma, contaminant transport, resistivity imaging, groundwater pollution |
2002 | OK | Annual Base | Evaluating Cost Effective Technologies to Reduce Phosphorus Loading to Surface Waters in the Ozark Region | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: $60,000 | Daniel Storm, Arthur Stoecker | Point and nonpoint source pollution, economic analysis, phosphorus, Ozark, water quality, poultry litter, surface water |
2002 | OR | Annual Base | Environmental Analysis and Impact Assessment of Endocrine Disrupters in the Willamette River: A Web-Based Information System | Federal: $10,309 Non-Federal: $20,524 | Tarek Kassim | Endocrine disruptors, Internet, databases, hydrology, watersheds, water quality, public education |
2002 | OR | Annual Base | Development of a monitoring network and web-based database for effective watershed management in the Oak Creek Basin | Federal: $20,209 Non-Federal: $39,856 | Jeffrey McDonnell, Jeffrey McDonnell | Internet, Databases, hydrology, watersheds, nutrients, GIS, water quality, public education |
2002 | OR | Annual Base | Temperature Effects of Streambed Heating | Federal: $14,998 Non-Federal: $30,618 | Scott Wells, Robert Annear | Sediment heating, Streambed heating, water quality modeling, water temperature |
2002 | OR | Annual Base | Remote Collaborations: Lateral Learning in Transboundary Water Conflicts | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,764 | Aaron Wolf | Water Conflict Prevention and Resolution, Lateral learning |
2002 | PA | Annual Base | Development of 4-H Water Quality Curriculum Materials | Federal: $35,635 Non-Federal: $46,353 | William Sharpe | education, water quality |
2002 | PA | Annual Base | Resuspension of Bottom Sediments by Recreational Watercraft | Federal: $14,150 Non-Federal: $28,829 | David Hill | boating, fluid mechanics, lakes, nutrients, reservoir management, suspended sediments, water quality management |
2002 | PA | Annual Base | Water Reuse: Using Crumb Rubber for Wastewater Filtration | Federal: $15,000 Non-Federal: $30,000 | Yuefeng Xie | wastewater filtration, crumb rubber medium, suspended solids, waste tires, water reuse |
2002 | PR | Annual Base | Microbial source tracking to determine the host origin of fecal contamination in two Puerto Rican watersheds | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $40,003 | Eduardo Schroder | agriculture, animal waste, bacteria, biotechnology, pollution control, soil |
2002 | PR | Annual Base | Well and Interstitial Water Crop Protection Chemicals Study on the Salinas Fan | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: $44,725 | Jose Dumas | Crop Protection, Insterstitial water |
2002 | RI | Annual Base | Hydrologic Relational Database for Rhode Island | Federal: $20,093 Non-Federal: $40,652 | Anne Veeger, Nasir Hamidzada | database, surface water, groundwater, Rhode Island, water quality |
2002 | RI | Annual Base | Hydro-geologic Investigation of the Fresh Water lens in a Small Rock | Federal: $32,127 Non-Federal: $66,172 | Daniel Urish | groundwater, islands, fresh water lens, geophysical methods |
2002 | RI | Annual Base | Electronic Conversion of Results of Research Sponsored by the Center | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,883 | George Tsiatas | water resources research |
2002 | SC | Annual Base | Using Remote Sensing and GIS Technology to Assess the Relationship of Land Cover to Watershed Impairment for the Saluda River Basin South Carolina | Federal: $21,300 Non-Federal: $43,057 | Kang Lu | Watershed, water quality, land use, hyperspectral, GIS |
2002 | SC | Annual Base | Renovating Water for Conservation and Reuse: Developing DesignParameters for Constructed Wetlands for Domestic Wastewater Treament and Mitigation | Federal: $43,106 Non-Federal: $104,598 | John Rodgers, Alan Elzerman, H. Cantrell, Mark Schlautman | Conservation, reuse, constructed wetlands, tertiary treatment, water quality |
2002 | SD | Annual Base | Lipid Geochemistry of Waters and Sediments in a Prairie Pothole Hydrologic System | Federal: $42,200 Non-Federal: $94,292 | James Rice, James Rice | Groundwater, Big Sioux Aquifer, Dissolved Organic Carbon, Lipids, Organic Geochemistry |
2002 | SD | Annual Base | Hydraulic Calibration of the Upper Soil Layers in a Glacial Till System | Federal: $22,525 Non-Federal: $46,122 | Todd Trooien | Agriculture, Soil Water Movement, Soil Physics |
2002 | SD | Annual Base | Establishing a Relationship Between Soil Test P and Runoff P for a South Dakota Soil Using Simulated Rainfall | Federal: $36,689 Non-Federal: $73,958 | Frank Schindler, Ronald Gelderman, David German | Soil Test Phosphorus, P Saturation, P Runoff, Eutrophication, Livestock |
2002 | SD | Annual Base | Survey of the Macrophyte and Invertebrate Communities in Enemy Swim and Pickerel Lakes | Federal: $7,348 Non-Federal: $16,905 | David German | |
2002 | SD | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $48,046 Non-Federal: $100,412 | Van Kelley, David German | Information and education |
2002 | TN | Annual Base | Acid Catalyzed Hydrolysis of Wastewater Activated Sludge for Removal and Possible Conversion to Products | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: $144,021 | Paul Bienkowski, Robert Counce | activated sludge, data analysis, economics, energy use and conservation, mathematical models, optimization, pollution control, waste disposal |
2002 | TN | Annual Base | Water Supply Options for Cumberland County, Tennessee: A Policy Assessment | Federal: $16,000 Non-Federal: $37,944 | Robert Freeland, David Feldman | conflict management, institutional relationships, multiple-objective planning, planning, policy analysis, water demand, water resources development |
2002 | TN | Annual Base | Water Quality monitoring in two 303(d)-listed East Tennessee streams | Federal: $9,498 Non-Federal: $20,531 | Carol Harden | water quality monitoring, land-water interactions, urban hydrology, suspended sediments, streams, runoff, geomorphology |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Enhanced Flood Warnings for the Texas Medical Center: A Second Generation Flood Alert System (FAS2) | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,980 | Jude Benevides, Philip Bedient | flooding, geographic information systems, severe weather, weather forecasting |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Reduced Phosphorus Pollution from Dairies by Removal of Phosphorus from Wastewater through Precipitation of Struvite | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $28,476 | Amanda Bragg, Kevin McInnes | water pollution, phosphorus, dairy waste, TMDL, wastewater reuse |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Increase Water Use Efficiency: Implementation of Limited Irrigation for Crop Biotic and Abiotic Stress Management | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $15,000 | Nyland Falkenberg, Giovanni Piccinna | irrigation, water use, water management, evapotranspiration, cotton, |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Higher-Order Statisticts in Transport and Evolution of Algae Blooms | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $22,500 | Jordan Furnans, Ben Hodges | algae, transport, statistics, hydrodynamic modeling |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Real-Time Distributed Runoff Estimation Using NEXRAD Precipitation Data | Federal: $4,764 Non-Federal: $26,329 | Jennifer Hadley, Raghavan Srinivasan | distributed hydrologic model, real-time runoff, NEXRAD |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Reduced Phosphorus Concentrations in Feedlot Manure and Runoff | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Kevin Heflin, Brent Auvermann | runoff, phosphorus reduction |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Fate of a Representative Pharmaceutical in the Environment | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $22,667 | Audra Morse, Andrew Jackson | pharmaceutical, amoxicillin, wastewater treatment, antibiotic resistance |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Urban Forested Wetland Restoration | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $17,975 | Matthew Simmons, Steve Whisenant | bottomland hardwood forest, wetland restoration, urbanization, hydrology, reference wetland ecosystems, water quality |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Adsorption and Desorption of Atrazine on Selected Lake Sediments in Texas | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | Judy Vader, Scott Senseman | atrazine, adsorption, desorption, sediment |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | The Role of Suspended Clays in Phosphrus Processing by Lotic Periphyton | Federal: $5,000 Non-Federal: $10,000 | June Wolfe III, Owen Lind | water quality, reservoir-watershed landscape, periphyton, clay, nutrient processing |
2002 | TX | Annual Base | Information Transfer | Federal: $30,521 Non-Federal: $6,538 | Ric Jensen, C. Allan Jones | technology transfer, information dissemination, world wide web |
2002 | UT | Annual Base | Source Water Protection Assessment Tools Development | Federal: $56,510 Non-Federal: $112,351 | Ron Sims, Darwin Sorensen | Drinking Water, Watersheds, Pollutant Transport |
2002 | VA | Annual Base | Information Dissemination | Federal: $63,429 Non-Federal: $128,578 | Leonard Shabman | Community Outreach, Service-Learning |
2002 | VI | Annual Base | Environmental Education and Hands-on Training on Mangrove Restoration Techniques | Federal: $27,120 Non-Federal: $0 | Richard Nemeth, Marcia Taylor | Education, Wetlands, Mangroves, Salt ponds, Sedimentation, Tropics, Water quality, Reforestation |
2002 | VI | Annual Base | Seasonal to Century Scale Climate Effects on the Water Resources of the U.S. Virgin Islands | Federal: $19,820 Non-Federal: $0 | Amos Winter, Henry Smith | Atmospheric Processes, Climate, Data Analysis, Drought, Rainfall, Statistics, Time-Series |
2002 | VI | Annual Base | Environmental Influences on Cistern Water Quality | Federal: $19,700 Non-Federal: $0 | Henry Smith | Cisterns, Bacteria, Coliform |
2002 | VT | Annual Base | Water quantity and quality dynamics in high-elevation watersheds: Developing a scientific approach to understanding ski area impacts in Vermont | Federal: $59,674 Non-Federal: $91,448 | Beverley Wemple, Donald Ross, James Shanley | ski areas, snowmaking, suspended sediment, Vermont |
2002 | VT | Annual Base | Detection of cyanobacterial blooms using remote sensing | Federal: $67,500 Non-Federal: $131,803 | Suzanne Levine | algal blooms, blue green algae, cyanobacteria, toxic algae, monitoring, nuisance species, remote sensing |
2002 | VT | Annual Base | Substrate- and size-dependent measurement of particle-phase mercury in the atmosphere by aerosol mass spectrometry | Federal: $24,004 Non-Federal: $24,700 | Giuseppe Petrucci | Mercury, particle mass spectrometry, atmospheric deposition, flux measurements |
2002 | WI | Annual Base | University of Wisconsin-Water Resources Institute - Information Transfer | Federal: $58,043 Non-Federal: $177,891 | Anders Andren, James Hurley, JoAnn Savoy | Information transfer, publications, library services, conferences, World Wide Web |
2002 | WI | Annual Base | Removal of Arsenic in Groundwater Using a Novel Mesoporous Sorbent | Federal: $34,314 Non-Federal: $28,769 | Jae Park | arsenic, groundwater treatment, contaminated water supply, nonpoint-source pollution, Wisconsin |
2002 | WV | Annual Base | WRI46-Assessing Extent and Longevity of Degradation Following Coal Mining in West Virginia | Federal: $23,542 Non-Federal: $48,728 | Paul Ziemkiewicz | |
2002 | WV | Annual Base | WRI48-Impact of Longwall Mining on Headwater Streams in Northern West Virginia | Federal: $55,002 Non-Federal: $104,591 | Ben Stout, Ben Stout | |
2002 | WV | Annual Base | WRI47-Establishing Biological and Water Quality Criteria for Water Resource Management in Mining Impacted Watersheds | Federal: $97,109 Non-Federal: $325,123 | J Petty, J Petty | |
2002 | WY | Annual Base | Erosion potential model development and channel monitoring | Federal: $11,980 Non-Federal: $46,743 | Gregory Wilkerson, Gregory Wilkerson | Channel erosion, coalbed methane, GIS |
2002 | WY | Annual Base | Testing of hydrologic models for estimating streamflow in mountainous areas of Wyoming | Federal: $17,970 Non-Federal: $58,377 | Bruce Brinkman, Lawrence Ostresh, Hugh Lowham | Mountain streams, Instream flow, Base flow, Hydrologic models, Model studies, Data Analysis |
2002 | WY | Annual Base | Product accessibility and dissemination for the Water Research Program at the University of Wyoming | Federal: $2,500 Non-Federal: $6,355 | Jan Curtis | Information dissemination |
2002 | WY | Annual Base | Combining modern and paleo-climate data to enhance drought prediction and response | Federal: $9,674 Non-Federal: $37,915 | Stephen Jackson, Stephen Gray, Kenneth Gerow | Climate, Drought |
2002 | WY | Annual Base | The Wyoming Climate Atlas | Federal: $10,400 Non-Federal: $32,464 | Jan Curtis | Climate, Data Analysis, Metadata, Hydrology, |
2002 | WY | Annual Base | Real-time monitoring of E.Coli contamination in Wyoming | Federal: $17,556 Non-Federal: $72,737 | Paul Johnson | Water Quality Monitoring, Bacteria, Miomonitoring, Bioindicators |
2002 | WY | Annual Base | Drought prediction model development and dissemination in Wyoming | Federal: $15,862 Non-Federal: $98,849 | Michael Smith, Thomas Thurow, Philip Rosenlund | Agriculture, Bioindicators, Biomonitoring, Decision models, Range Management, Risk Analysis, Risk Management |
2021 | CA | Coordination | HEC-RAS 2D Graphics Processor Unit (GPU) Solver | Federal: $339,805 Non-Federal: N/A | Doug Parker | |
2021 | CO | Coordination | Process-Guided Deep Learning for Informing Selection of Monitoring Locations in Priority Watersheds | Federal: $199,253 Non-Federal: N/A | Jennifer Gimbel | |
2021 | IA | Coordination | Nutrient modeling for water quality wetlands in Iowa | Federal: $72,874 Non-Federal: N/A | Rick Cruse | |
2021 | NY | Coordination | Connecting System Process and System Evolution Models to Assess Water Resource Vulnerability to Drought | Federal: $330,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Brian Rahm | |
2020 | AL | Coordination | Integrating Geographical Hidden Markov Tree with the Fist Model for Flood Inundation Mapping | Federal: $89,539 Non-Federal: N/A | Henry Fadamiro | |
2020 | AR | Coordination | Analysis of groundwater contribution to the Black River near the Poplar Bluff, Missouri | Federal: $243,688 Non-Federal: N/A | Brian Haggard | |
2020 | MN | Coordination | Process guided machine learning for water temperature prediction | Federal: $81,247 Non-Federal: N/A | Vipin Kumar | |
2020 | NH | Coordination | Determining the effectiveness of the Clean Air Act and Amendments on the recovery of surface waters in the northeastern US | Federal: $398,058 Non-Federal: N/A | William McDowell | |
2020 | NH | Coordination | Evaluating Environmental DNA Lake Assessments: A potential early warning alert for the presence of cyanobacteria associated with HAB formation in New England lakes | Federal: $131,889 Non-Federal: N/A | William McDowell | |
2019 | CO | Coordination | Assessing Status of Water Quality and Environmental Health of our Nation’s Rivers | Federal: $49,999 Non-Federal: N/A | Reagan M. Waskom | |
2019 | CO | Coordination | Measuring hydraulic and thermal conditions of high elevation headwater streams in regions of North-Central Colorado | Federal: $39,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Reagan M. Waskom | |
2019 | CO | Coordination | Validating Modeled Streamflow Transport Dynamics and Floodplain Habitat Connectivity for Larval Endangered Fish of the Middle Green River, Utah | Federal: $48,533 Non-Federal: N/A | Reagan M. Waskom | |
2019 | MN | Coordination | Improving the Understandability of USGS Decision Support Products | Federal: $125,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Jeffrey Peterson | |
2019 | WI | Coordination | Mapping Annual Irrigated Lands in the U.S. to Support Irrigation Water-Use Estimation | Federal: $140,822 Non-Federal: N/A | James Hurley | |
2018 | HI | Coordination | Development of Regional Strategic Visioning at the USGS Water Resources Research Act Program (WRRA) and Coordination and Collaboration among WRRA Institutes and NOAA Sea Grant College Programs | Federal: $54,999 Non-Federal: N/A | Mary Donohue | |
2018 | HI | Coordination | Assessment of Groundwater Availability from Volcanic-Rock Aquifers in Central Maui, Hawaii | Federal: $49,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Darren Lerner | |
2018 | IL | Coordination | Evaluation of the Application of Structure from Motion Topographic Surveys for Monitoring of Nearshore Placement in Southern Lake Michigan | Federal: $49,900 Non-Federal: N/A | Ethan Theuerkauf | |
2018 | MD | Coordination | Results of the 308 Reports on Water Resources Planning and Development in the United States and Implications of These Results for the Future | Federal: $151,606 Non-Federal: N/A | Kaye Brubaker | |
2018 | NH | Coordination | Determining the Effectiveness of the Clean Air Act and Amendments for Surface Water Recovery | Federal: $199,029 Non-Federal: N/A | William McDowell | |
2017 | AZ | Coordination | TAAP: University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center Effort | Federal: $333,332 Non-Federal: N/A | Sharon Medal | |
2017 | HI | Coordination | Estimating Seasonal Runoff in Ungauged Basins in Hawai'i for Regional-Scale Waterbudget Models | Federal: $90,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2017 | IL | Coordination | Are Current Sediment Bioassys Being Biased by Collecting and Holding Time Procedures? | Federal: $30,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Michael Lydy | |
2017 | IL | Coordination | Projected rainfall frequency for DuPage, Will and Lake Counties in Illinois | Federal: $59,881 Non-Federal: N/A | James Angel | |
2017 | KS | Coordination | 2017 NIWR-USGS National Competitive Grant Review | Federal: $45,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Dan Devlin | |
2017 | MI | Coordination | Phosphorus Optimized Wetland Treatment and Placement Screening | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic | |
2017 | NM | Coordination | TAAP: New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute Effort | Federal: $166,666 Non-Federal: N/A | Sam Fernald | |
2017 | TX | Coordination | TAAP: Identifying and Assessing the Condition of Transboundary Aquifers between Texas and Mexico | Federal: $333,332 Non-Federal: N/A | John Tracy | |
2017 | TX | Coordination | Maintenance and Enhancement of the NIWR.NET Website: 2017-2018 | Federal: $72,600 Non-Federal: N/A | John Tracy | |
2016 | AL | Coordination | Environmentally-Friendly Alternatives to Bulkheads for Resilient and Healthy Shorelines: Evaluation and Implementation of Two Living Shoreline Designs | Federal: $166,916 Non-Federal: N/A | Just Cebrian | |
2016 | AZ | Coordination | Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Program (TAAP): Arizona Water Resources Research Center Effort | Federal: $166,666 Non-Federal: N/A | Sharon Medal | |
2016 | CO | Coordination | Climate Risk Informed Decision Analysis (CRIDA) | Federal: $19,750 Non-Federal: N/A | Reagan Waskom, John Matthews | |
2016 | HI | Coordination | Evaluating Student Training and STEM Workforce Development at the National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR) | Federal: $56,700 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2016 | IL | Coordination | Improving Community Resilience in the Great Lakes Through applied Research and Extension | Federal: $4,340,273 Non-Federal: N/A | Brian Miller | |
2016 | KS | Coordination | 2016 NIWR-USGS National Competitive Grant Review | Federal: $45,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Daniel Devlin | |
2016 | MD | Coordination | Impact of the "308 Reports" on Water Resources Planning and Development in the United States and Implications of the Results for the Future | Federal: $260,832 Non-Federal: N/A | Gerald Galloway | |
2016 | ME | Coordination | Occurrence of Coal-Tar Based Pavement Sealant Related PAHs in Urban Streambed Sediments in Main | Federal: $18,777 Non-Federal: N/A | John Peckenham | |
2016 | MI | Coordination | Saginaw River Sedimentation Study SWAT Modeling in the Saginaw River Watershed | Federal: $130,000 Non-Federal: N/A | A. Pouyan Nejadhashemi | |
2016 | NC | Coordination | National Advances in Harmful Algae Blooms (HAB) Research Through the Water Resources Research Act Program | Federal: $12,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Susan White | |
2016 | NM | Coordination | Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Program (TAAP): NM Water Resources Research Institute Effort | Federal: $166,666 Non-Federal: N/A | Sam Fernald | |
2016 | TX | Coordination | Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Program (TAAP): TX Water Resources Institute Effort | Federal: $166,666 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Tracy | |
2016 | TX | Coordination | Maintenance and Enhancement of the NIWR.NET Website 2016-2017 | Federal: $82,500 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2016 | UT | Coordination | Researching Optimal Methods for Educating Hydrologists and Future Water Managers Using USGS National Water Census Data Portal | Federal: $23,781 Non-Federal: N/A | Daniel Ames | |
2016 | WI | Coordination | Engaging Great Lakes Teachers in the Visualize Your Water Mapping Challenge | Federal: $15,388 Non-Federal: N/A | David Hart | |
2016 | WI | Coordination | Analytical Services for Use of Mercury Isotopes to Inform Human Health and Ecosystem Health Decisions | Federal: $94,896 Non-Federal: N/A | Jim Hurley | |
2015 | CA | Coordination | Numerical Modeling of Local Intense Precipitation Processes | Federal: $1,194,598 Non-Federal: N/A | M.L. Kavvas | |
2015 | CO | Coordination | Application of Remotely Sensed Data for Improved Regional and National Hydrologic Simulations | Federal: $80,346 Non-Federal: N/A | Terri Hogue | |
2015 | HI | Coordination | Assessment of GroundwaterAvailability in the Volcanic-Rock Aquifers of Hawaii | Federal: $142,500 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2015 | IA | Coordination | Prototype Multi-Jurisdictional Decision Making Web Platform for Integrated Water Resources Management: From Interagency Collaboration to Implementation in the Iowa-Cedar Watershed (Iowa) | Federal: $180,865 Non-Federal: N/A | Marian Muste | |
2015 | IN | Coordination | Current Reduction Status Regional Tracker (CrsTracker) | Federal: $74,065 Non-Federal: N/A | Bernie Engel | |
2015 | NM | Coordination | Drought in the West: Elements of Successful Science to Improve Water Management and Address Nationally Important Issues Through the USGS-NIWR Partnership | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Sam Fernald | |
2015 | OR | Coordination | Supporting Near Real-Time Reservoir Dynamics Monitoring with USGS Satellite Data | Federal: $50,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Jamon Van Den Hoek | |
2015 | WI | Coordination | Direction of Peer Review and Selection Panel Activities for FY 2015 U.S. Geological Survey - National Institutes for Water Resources National Competitive Grants Program | Federal: $30,189 Non-Federal: N/A | Jim Hurley | |
2015 | WI | Coordination | Evaluating the Effectiveness of Surface Covers for Controlling Fluxes of Water and Radon at Disposal Facilities for Uranium Mill Tailings | Federal: $422,329 Non-Federal: N/A | Craig Bensen | |
2015 | WI | Coordination | Application of Mercury Isotopes to Inform Ecosystem Restoration in the Great Lakes Region | Federal: $79,984 Non-Federal: N/A | Jim Hurley | |
2014 | CA | Coordination | Lake-Pair Synchronicity an an Indicator of Permafrost Change in Arctic Regions | Federal: $37,745 Non-Federal: N/A | Steven Jepsen | |
2014 | CO | Coordination | ICIWaRM Advisory Board Meeting and Workshop | Federal: $150,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Reagan Waskom | |
2014 | CO | Coordination | Application of Remotely Sensed Data for Improved Regional and National Hydrologic Simulations | Federal: $60,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Terri Hogue | |
2014 | HI | Coordination | Assessment of Groundwater Availablity in the Volcanic-Rock Aquifers of Oahu, Hawaii | Federal: $80,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2014 | IL | Coordination | 3-D Modeling of the Chicago Sanotary and ship Canal from the Cal-Sag Junction to the Lockport Powerhouse, Illinios | Federal: $75,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Marcelo Garcia | |
2014 | IL | Coordination | Improving Morphodynamic Predictions in Rivers | Federal: $70,030 Non-Federal: N/A | Gary Parker | |
2014 | KS | Coordination | Water Research for the Fort Riley Net Zero Initiative | Federal: $306,893 Non-Federal: N/A | Stacy Hutchinson | |
2014 | MI | Coordination | The Potential for Incorporating Economics ino the Great Lakes Tributary Model (GLTM) Decision Support Tools | Federal: $29,073 Non-Federal: N/A | G14AP00032 | |
2014 | NH | Coordination | Determining the Effectiveness of the Clean Air Act and Amendments for the Recovery of Surface Waters in the Northeastern U.S. | Federal: $202,226 Non-Federal: N/A | William McDowell | |
2014 | VA | Coordination | Development of Dynamic Gridding Tools for the USGS MODFLOW - USGS Computer Program for Simulating Groundwater Flow | Federal: $46,249 Non-Federal: N/A | Jyh-Ming Lien | |
2014 | WI | Coordination | Quantifying and Communicating Uncertainity in Products of the USGS National Water Census | Federal: $20,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Kenneth Potter | |
2013 | AZ | Coordination | IEIWaRM Streamflow Forecasts Africa | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Sharon Megdal, Juan Valdes | |
2013 | HI | Coordination | Monthly rainfall maps for the islands of Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui, and Hawaii, 2008-2010 | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Thomas Giambelluca | |
2013 | HI | Coordination | Assessment of Hydraulic Properties through Tidal Ground-level Analysis for the State of Hawaii | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2013 | IA | Coordination | Hysteresis in Index-Velocity Rating Curves | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Richard Cruse, Marian Muste, Marian Muste | |
2013 | KS | Coordination | Water Research for the Fort Riley Net Zero Initiative | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stacy Hutchinson | |
2013 | MA | Coordination | Developing Tools for Climate eRisk Assessment and Adaptation in Water Resources Systems | Federal: $100,000 Non-Federal: N/A | Casey Brown | |
2013 | MA | Coordination | RiverSmart Communities and Federal Collaborators: Attuning Federal Agencies and Programs with the State, Regional, and local Efforts to Support Ecologically Restorative Flood Prevention and Remediation in New England | Federal: $198,597 Non-Federal: N/A | Eve Vogel | |
2013 | NM | Coordination | Groundwater Exploration, Assessment and Monitoring for Humanitarian Assistance in Ethiopia | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Alexander Fernald | |
2013 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Planning and Regulatory Policies and Programs Phase VI | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Leonard Shabman | |
2013 | WV | Coordination | Monongahela River Basin TDS Calculation PA and WV | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Paul Ziemkiewicz | TDS, Discharge, Nonpoint Source Pollution |
2012 | CA | Coordination | Innovations for an Integrated Approach to Climate Analysis and Food Security Monitoring | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Doug Parker | |
2012 | HI | Coordination | Determination of groundwater fluxes and evaluation of water-level data to characterize effectiveness of low-permeability valley-fill deposits in the Pearl Harbor Aquifer area | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2012 | IL | Coordination | Modeling of Mixed Open Channel and Pipe Flow by Metroflow | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Brian Miller, Marcelo Garcia | |
2012 | IL | Coordination | Discharge Rating of Chicago River Controlling Works | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Brian Miller, Marcelo Garcia | |
2012 | IN | Coordination | Proposal for the Development of a Web-Based Tools Workshop | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Ronald Turco, Bernard Engel | |
2012 | MD | Coordination | The Effectiveness of a Computer-Assisted Decision Support System Using Realistic Interactive Visualization as a Learning Tool in Flood Risk Management | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Bahram Momen, Kaye Brubaker | |
2012 | MI | Coordination | Proposal for the Development of a Web-Based Tools Workshop | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic | |
2012 | MI | Coordination | Modeling the Impacts of Chicago River on Lake Michigan: Dynamics of Dissolved Oxygen, BOD, Suspended Solids, Chloride and Temperature in the Nearshore Region | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic, Phanikumar Mantha | |
2012 | NE | Coordination | Development of a National Database of Depreciated Structure Replacement Values for Inclusion with SimSuite/HAZUS and Flood Mitigation Reconnaissance Studies | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Suat Irmak, Steven Shultz | |
2012 | OH | Coordination | Updating the Uncertainty Analysis of Great Lakes Net Basin Supply Components | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2012 | OK | Coordination | Utilization of Regional Climate Science Programs in Reservoir and Watershed Impact Assessments | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Dave Engle, Yang Hong, Renee McPherson | |
2011 | AZ | Coordination | Evaluation of the Impact of Hydrologic Extremes from Climate Change | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Sharon Megdal, Juan Valdes | |
2011 | GU | Coordination | Hydrogeological Database for Northern Guam | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | John Jenson, John Jenson | |
2011 | MA | Coordination | Development of a Hydroclimate Synthesis Report for International Upper Great Lakes Study | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Casey Brown | |
2011 | MA | Coordination | Climate Risk Assessment and Management | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Casey Brown | |
2011 | MD | Coordination | Evaluation of National Dam Safety Program | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Gerald Galloway, Kaye Brubaker | |
2011 | MN | Coordination | Identifying and Evaluating Best Practices for the Adaptive Management of Water Resources | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Deborah Swackhamer | |
2011 | NE | Coordination | Evaluation of FEW NET Satellite Products for Drought Monitoring in Food Insecure Areas of Ethiopia | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Bruce Dvorak, Tsegaye Tadesse | |
2011 | NH | Coordination | Determining the Effectiveness of the Clean Air Act and Amendments for the Recovery of Surface Waters in the Northeastern U.S. | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | William McDowell, Steve Kahl | |
2011 | NM | Coordination | Coordinate a Conference Entitled: "New Water New Energy: A Conference Linking Desalination and Renewable Energy" | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2011 | NY | Coordination | Flood Frequency Research for California | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jery Stedinger | |
2011 | TN | Coordination | Development of Water Quality Model for Regional Loadings | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Timothy Gangaware, Carol Harden | |
2011 | UT | Coordination | Estimating Crop Water Use with Remote Sensing: Development of Guidelines and Specifications | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Christopher Neale | |
2011 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Planning and Regulatory Policies and Programs Phase IV | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Leonard Shabman | |
2011 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing the United States Army Corps of Engineers Planning and Regulatory Policies and Programs - Phase V | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Leonard Shabman | |
2011 | WI | Coordination | GLMRIS Water Quality Modeling (Marquette U.) | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Anders Andren, Charles Melching | |
2010 | GU | Coordination | Hydrogeological Database for Northern Guam | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Gary Denton, John Jenson | |
2010 | HI | Coordination | Hydraulic Properties of the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer System, Territory of Guam, USA | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2010 | IA | Coordination | Climate Change Impact Evaluation Coralville Reservoir Evaluation | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Richard Cruse | |
2010 | MN | Coordination | Data Management and GIS Analysis for the Ecosystem Technical Work Group | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Deborah Swackhamer | |
2010 | NM | Coordination | Monitoring and Forecasting Climate, Water, and Land Use for Food Production and Business Development in Iraq | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | M. Karl Wood, Frank Ward | Iraq, climate, water, land use, food production, crops, GIS, remote sensing, resource economics |
2010 | NV | Coordination | Yerington/Anaconda Mine Site Technical Support | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | William Albright | |
2010 | UT | Coordination | Drought Index Information System for NIDIS | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | David Tarboton | |
2009 | GU | Coordination | Hydrogeological Database for Northern Guam | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | John Jenson | |
2009 | HI | Coordination | Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Borehole Flow on Measured Vertical Salinity Profiles from Deep Monitor Wells, Pearl Harbor Aquifer, Oahu, Hawaii | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2009 | IN | Coordination | The Great Lakes Tributary Modeling Program 516(e): Purdue University and Michigan State University | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Ronald Turco, Bernard Engel | |
2009 | MA | Coordination | Evaluation of Adaptive Management of Lake Superior amid Climate Variability and Change | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Paula Rees, Casey Brown | |
2009 | MD | Coordination | Comparison and Integration of Lock Control Policies | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Allen Davis, Paul Schonfeld | Navigation, Locks |
2009 | MI | Coordination | Continued Technical Support of MI Water Withdrawal Assessment Process & Development of an Internet-Based Water-Use Database | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic, Jeremiah Asher | |
2009 | MI | Coordination | The Great Lakes Tributary Modeling Program 516(e): Purdue University and Michigan State University | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic | |
2009 | PA | Coordination | Long-term Responses of Stream Chemistry to Changes in Atmospheric Deposition in Mid-Appalachian Forests of Pennsylvania | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Elizabeth Boyer, David DeWalle | |
2009 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Planning and Regulatory Policies and Programs, Phase III | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2009 | VA | Coordination | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Regulatory Initiatives | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2009 | WV | Coordination | A Hierarchical Alternative Futures Modeling System to Support Decisions for the Mountaintop Removal - Valley Fill Mining Region of West Virginia | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Paul Ziemkiewicz | |
2008 | AZ | Coordination | Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Program | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Christopher Scott | |
2008 | CA | Coordination | Monitoring and Forecasting Climate, Water and Land Use for Food Production in the Developing World | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2008 | CO | Coordination | Development of a Correction Function for the 3-Inch, Thin-Walled, Helley-Smith Sampler Deployed on Coarse Gravel Beds | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Steven Abt, Kristin Bunte | |
2008 | CO | Coordination | Risk Assessment and Forecasting of Indian Summer Monsoon for Agricultural Drought Impact Planning | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Rajagopalan Balaji | |
2008 | HI | Coordination | Application of Radar Imagery as Input to a Rainfall-Runoff Model for the Kawela Watershed, Molokai | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2008 | IA | Coordination | Development of Techniques for Measuring and Mapping Flow Velocities in Rivers Using ADCPs | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Marian Muste | |
2008 | IL | Coordination | Two-Dimensional Modeling of Hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport in St. Clair River | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Gary Parker | |
2008 | IN | Coordination | Web-Based Load Duration Curve for TMDL | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2008 | MI | Coordination | Developing the Water Withdrawal Assessment Tool | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic | |
2008 | MI | Coordination | Economic Expert, International Upper Great Lakes Study | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic | |
2008 | NE | Coordination | Standards of Practice for Adaptive Management | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Kyle Hoagland, Kyle Hoagland | |
2008 | NM | Coordination | Monitoring and Forecasting Climate, Water and Land Use for Food Production in Afghanistan | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | M. Karl Wood, Frank Ward | Afghanistan, agriculture, crops, economics |
2008 | NM | Coordination | Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Program | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Bobby Creel, James King | Transboundary, aquifers, groundwater, Mexico, binational |
2008 | NV | Coordination | Depleted Uranium Transport by Water | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | David Shafer, Julianne Miller | |
2008 | TX | Coordination | Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Program | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Ari Michelson | |
2008 | UT | Coordination | Drought Index Information System for NIDIS | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | David Tarboton | |
2008 | VA | Coordination | Studies of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs, Phase II - Part 2 | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2008 | WA | Coordination | Alternative Cover Design and Construction for Solid Waste Landfills in Arid Regions | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Michael Barber | |
2008 | WI | Coordination | The Transport, Fate and Cycling of Mercury in Watersheds and Air Sheds | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | James Hurley, David Krabbenhoft, David Krabbenhoft | |
2008 | WI | Coordination | Influence of Coupling Erosion and Hydrology on the Long-Term Performance of Engineered Surface Barriers | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Anders Andren, Craig Benson | |
2007 | HI | Coordination | Assessing Effects of Intraborehole Flow in Deep Monitoring Wells on Estimates of Aquifer Salinity Profiles | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Aly El-Kadi | |
2007 | IA | Coordination | Guidelines for Sampling and Averaging in Measurements of Discharge with Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Chris Rehmann | |
2007 | IN | Coordination | Web-Based Low Impact Development Decision Support and Planning Tool | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Ronald Turco, Bernard Engel | |
2007 | MD | Coordination | Development of Detailed Lock Model - Phase 1 through Phase 3 | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Allen Davis | |
2007 | MI | Coordination | Key Indicator Species for Consideration by the International Great Lakes Study and Preliminary Assessment of Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species in the Upper Great Lakes | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic | |
2007 | NH | Coordination | Watershed Assessment of New Boston Air Force Base | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | William McDowell | |
2007 | TX | Coordination | Enhancing the Livestock Early Warning System (LEWS) with NASA Earth-Sun Science Data, GPS and RANET Technologies | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Steve Whisenant | |
2007 | VA | Coordination | A Weight of Evidence Screening Value Approach to Nutrient Criteria Development for Wadeable Streams | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2007 | VA | Coordination | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Initiatives, Policies and Programs - Regulatory Improvement Initiatives | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2007 | WI | Coordination | Alternative Cover Guidance Document | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Craig Benson, Craig Benson | |
2007 | WI | Coordination | ACAP Test Section Exhumation | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Craig Benson, Craig Benson | |
2006 | MD | Coordination | Development of IWR NETS-NaSS - Phase 3 | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2006 | MI | Coordination | Developing the Water Withdrawal Assessment Tool | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jeremiah Asher | |
2006 | NE | Coordination | Incorporating Remote Sensing Information into the US Drought Monitor | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2006 | NH | Coordination | Determining the Effectiveness of the Clean Air Act and Amendments for the Recovery of Surface Waters in the Northeastern U.S. | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Steve Kahl, William McDowell | |
2006 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs: Phase II | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2006 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz | |
2006 | VA | Coordination | Shared Vision Planning Pilot Study for the James River Basin Plan of Study for Virginia Tech Faculty Participation | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Stephen H. Schoenholtz, William Cox | |
2006 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing Corps of Engineers Decision-Making: Computer-Aided Collaborative Decision-Making | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Kurt Stephenson | |
2006 | WI | Coordination | Effectiveness of Engineered Covers: From Modeling to Performance Monitoring | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2005 | AL | Coordination | This is a test to be deleted | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2005 | CA | Coordination | unknown | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2005 | CA | Coordination | unknown | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2005 | CA | Coordination | Spatially Explicit Modeling and Monitoring of Hydroclimatic Extremes: Reducing the Threat to Food Security in the Developing World | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2005 | CO | Coordination | Produced Waters Workshop | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Robert Ward | |
2005 | HI | Coordination | Stormwater Education on US Army Installations on Oahu | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | John Cusick | |
2005 | HI | Coordination | Evaluating the Effectiveness and Feasibility of Commercial Ozone Technologies Used for Sanitation of Work Area and Laundry Services | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Roger Fujioka | |
2005 | ID | Coordination | Initial Model Development of the Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Project | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2005 | IN | Coordination | Integrating ACOE Sediment Runoff Predictive Tool into DW-L-THIA System | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Bernard Engel | |
2005 | MD | Coordination | State of the Art Models and Practices Review and Design Document Development for a Navigation System Simulation Model | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | [UNKNOWN] | |
2005 | MD | Coordination | Improvements of IWR Navigation Models | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | [UNKNOWN] | |
2005 | MI | Coordination | Integrating ACOE Sediment Runoff Predictive Tool into DW-L-THIA System | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Yi Shi, Jon Bartholic, Bernard Engel | |
2005 | MI | Coordination | Strategic Conceptual Plan for Submittal to the Army Corps of Engineers for the 516(e) Great Lakes Tributary Modeling Program | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jon Bartholic, Jeremiah Asher, Ouyang Da, Da Ouyang, Saichon Seedang, Yi Shi | |
2005 | MI | Coordination | Groundwater Inventory and Mapping Project in Support of Public Act 148 | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | David Lusch, Jon Bartholic, Steve Miller | |
2005 | MO | Coordination | Geographic Information Systems for Tracking Vessels on the Inland Waterways | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | James Campbell, Ray Mundy | |
2005 | NV | Coordination | Water Resources of the Basin and Range Carbonate Aquifer System in White Pine County, Nevada, and Adjacent Areas in Nevada and Utah | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | James Thomas | |
2005 | OR | Coordination | Navigation Economic Technologies Research Program | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Wesley Wilson | |
2005 | PA | Coordination | Soil Carbon Sequestration in Drylands | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Petra Tschakert | |
2005 | UT | Coordination | The Integration of Multispectral Imaging and LIDAR to Evaluate the Geomorphic Changes Associated with a Levee Setback along the Puyallup River, WA | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Christopher Neale, Robert Black, Christopher Konrad | |
2005 | VA | Coordination | Multi-Institute Bacterial Source Tracking Project | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Charles Hagedorn | |
2005 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Program | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2005 | VA | Coordination | Nutrients in Lakes and Reservoirs Literature Review | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2005 | WA | Coordination | Improving Groundwater Management in Jordan | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Michael Barber | |
2005 | WA | Coordination | A Preliminary Numerical Flow Model Development for the Spokane Valley-Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Michael Barber | |
2005 | WI | Coordination | The Role of Dissolved Organic Carbon in Aquatic Mercury Cycling The Transport, Fate and Cycling of Mercury in Watersheds and Air Sheds | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2004 | ME | Coordination | Evaluating the effect of the Clean Air Act on lake and stream chemistry in the northeastern U.S. | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Jeffrey Kahl, Katherine Webster | |
2004 | MT | Coordination | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Norma Nickerson, Megan McBride | ||
2004 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing US Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2004 | VA | Coordination | Multi-Institute Bactrial Source Tracking Project | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos, Charles Hagedorn | |
2004 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing US Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2004 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing US Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2004 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing US Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2004 | VA | Coordination | Multi-Institute Bacterial Source Tracking Project | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | ||
2003 | VA | Coordination | Modernizing US Army Corps of Engineers Policies and Programs | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos | |
2003 | VA | Coordination | Multi-Institute Bacterial Source Tracking Project | Federal: $0 Non-Federal: N/A | Tamim Younos, Charles Hagedorn |