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    1992

  • No. 177 -- The Influence of Microbial Ecology on Subsurface Degradation of Petroleum Contaminants
    John T. Novak, Carol Yeh, David Gullic, John Eichenberger, and Robert E. Benoit
    Subjects: Groundwater, biodegradation, bioremediation, gasoline, contamination, gasoline additives, toluene.
    [Abstract]

  • No. 176 -- Crop Selection, Tillage Practices, and Chemical and Nutrient Applications In Two Regions of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
    Darrell J. Bosch, James W. Pease, and Sandra S. Batie
    Subjects: water quality, nutrients, pesticides, tillage, crop selection, attitudes, farmer characteristics, leaching, sediment loading, Virginia, Chesapeake Bay, nonpoint pollution.
    [Abstract]

  • No. 175 -- Fate and Transport of Pesticides in a Virginia Coastal Plain Soil
    Conrad D. Heatwole, Sebastian Zacharias, Saied Mostaghimi, Theo A. Dillaha, R.W. Young
    Subjects: Surface water, groundwater, runoff, leaching, pesticide, conservation tillage, conventional tillage.
    [Abstract]

  • No. 174 -- Interactions Between Surface Water and Groundwater in a Virginia Coastal Plain Watershed
    Keith N. Eshelman, John S. Pollard, Anne Kuebler
    Subjects: groundwater, groundwater-surface water interactions, nontidal wetlands, watershed hydrology, hillslope hydrology, riparian zone, streamflow, water balance.
    [Abstract]

  • No. 173 -- Surface Water Quality Trends in Southwestern Virginia, 1970-1989:1. Seasonal Kendall Analysis
    Carl E. Zipper, Golde I. Holtzman, Sungsue Rheem, Gregory K. Evanylo
    Subjects: Surface water, land-use practices, monitoring station, statistical analysis, long-term trend.
    [Abstract]

  • No. 172 -- Biodegradability of Atrazine, Cyanazine, and Dicamba in Wetland Soils
    J.D. Gu, D.F. Berry, R.H. Taraban, D.C. Martens, H.L. Walker, Jr., and W.J. Edmonds
    Subjects: Wetland soil, herbicides, degradation, denitrifying conditions, methanogenic conditions.
    [Abstract]

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1991

  • No. 171 -- Denitrification in Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems
    Marcia B. Degen, R.B. Reneau, Jr., CharJes Hagedorn, D.C. Martens
    Subjects: Onsite wastewater treatment and disposal system, denitrification, effluent loading rate, temperature, effluent type, acetylene blocking.
    [Abstract]
  • No. 170 -- The 1986 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act: Impacts on Virginia's Water Supply Industry
    William E. Cox, Joseph H. Sherrard, and Christopher D. Gaw
    Subjects:  drinking water, Safe Drinking Water Act, health effects, water contamination, water treatment, water supply industry, waterworks management, cost analysis, intergovernmental relations.
    [Abstract]
  • No. 169 -- Agricultural BMPs Applicable to Virginia
    Conrad Heatwole, Theo Dillaha, and Saied Mostaghimi (
    Subjects: BMPs; Agriculture; No-till; Water Pollution; Farming
    [Abstract]

  • No. 168 -- A Helium High-Efficiency Microwave Induced Plasma for the Atomic Spectrometric Determination of Metals and Nonmetals
    Larry D. Perkins, Curtis B. Motley, Keith A. McClearly, and Gary L. Long
    Subjects: Helium microwave induced plasma; Metals; Nonmetals; Atomic spectrometric determination
    [Abstract]

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1990

  • No. 167 -- Effects of Tillage and Nitrogen Fertilization on Nitrogen Losses from Soils Used for Corn Production
    Menelik, R.B. Reneau, Jr., D.C. Martens T.W. Simpson, G.W. Hawkins
    Subjects: No-till; Nitrogen leaching; Denitrification, Nitrogen uptake; Sewage sludge; Computer models; Nitrogen balance; Nitrogen carryover
    [Abstract]
  • No. 166 -- Comparison of Two Tests for Trace-Organic Compounds In Land-Applied Sewage Sludge
    Andrea M. Dietrich, Sheryl A. Chesnutt, and Lori A. Alderman
    Subjects: Municipal Wastewater Sludge; Synthetic Organic Chemicals; Pesticides; Gas Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry; Toxicity Extraction Procedure (EP) Toxicity Test; Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP)
    [Abstract]

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1989

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1988

  • No. 162 -- Tillage Effects on Runoff Water Quality from Sludge-Amended Soils
    S. Mostaghimi, M.M. Deizman, T.A. Dillaha, C.D. Heatwole, and J.V. Perumpral
    Subjects: No-till; Conventional Tillage; Sludge; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Application Method; Application Rate; Rainfall Simulator; Land Application
    [Abstract]

  • No. 161 -- Financial Responsibility Provisions for Underground Storage Tanks In Virginia
    Paul S. Thompson, W. David Conn, and L. Leon Geyer
    Subjects: Underground Storage Tanks; Financial Responsibility; Petroleum Products; Resource Conservation and Recovery Act; Insurance; Leak Prevention
    [Abstract]

  • No. 160 -- Underground Storage Tank Disposal: Alternatives, Economics, and Environmental Costs
    Janet E. Robinson, Denise W. Scott, William Knocke, and W. David Conn
    Subjects: Underground Storage Tanks; Abandonment; Removal; Disposal; Costs; Environmental Impacts; Resource Conservation and Recovery Act; Comprehensive Emergency Response, Compensation, and Liability Act
    [Abstract]
  • No. 159 -- Effectiveness of BMPs for Stormwater Management In Urbanized Watersheds
    C.Y. Kuo, G.V. Loganathan, W.E. Cox, S.P. Shrestha, and K.J. Ying
    Subjects:  Best Management Practices (BMPs); Hydrograph; Pollutograph
    [Abstract]

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1987

  • No. 158 -- Control of Nonpoint Source Pollution In Virginia: An Assessment of the Local Role
    William E. Cox and Lorraine M. Herson
    Subjects: Nonpoint Source Pollution; Erosion and Sediment Control; Land Use Control; State Oversight; Interjurisdictional Approaches; Interdisciplinary Review; Urban Stormwater Control
    [Abstract]

  • No. 157 -- Effects of Tillage System, Crop Residue Level, and Fertilizer Application Technique on Losses of Phosphorus and Pesticides from Agricultural Lands
    S. Mostaghimi, V.0. Shanholtz, T.A. Dillaha, A.L. Kenimer, B.B. Ross, and T.M. Younos
    Subjects: No-till; Conventional Tillage; Atrazine; Phosphorus; Application Technique; Crop Residue Level; Rainfall Simulator
    [Abstract]

  • No. 156 -- Performance of Three Types of Laundry Detergents In Soft and Hard Water
    R.P. Lovingood, J.E. Woodard, I.E. Leech, D.E. Hinkle, and J.D. Barber
    Subjects: Phosphate-built and Carbonate-built Granular Detergents; Unbuilt Liquid Detergents; Soil Removal and Deposition; Carbonate Deposition; Water Properties; Laundering
    [Abstract]

  • No. 155 -- Evaluating Potential Groundwater Contamination from Contaminated Soils
    J.R. Pratt, P.V. McCormick, K.W. Pontasch, and J. Cairns, Jr.
    Subjects: Soil; Leachate; Toxic Waste; Daphnia; Microcosms; Toxicity
    [Abstract]

  • No. 154 -- Availability and Distribution of Heavy Metals, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus from Sewage Sludge in the Plant-Soil-Water Continuum
    B.D. Rappaport, J.D. Scott, D.C. Martens, R.B. Reneau, Jr., and T.W. Simpson
    Subjects: Cadmium; Copper; Groundwater Pollution; Heavy Metal; Phytotoxicity; Land Disposal; Mineralization; Nickel; Nutrient Balance; Sewage Sludge Utilization; Soil Contamination; Zinc
    [Abstract]

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1986

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1985

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1984

  • No. 143 -- Agricultural Use of Sewage Sludge: A Literature Review
    W.D. Kelly, D. C. Martens, R. B. Reneau, Jr., and T. W. Simpson
    Subjects: Heavy Metals; Land Application; Micronutrients; Nitrogen; Pathogens; Phosphorus; Soil Pollution; Waste Disposal
    [Abstract]

  • No. 142 -- Institutional Framework for Rural Water Supply in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia
    William E. Cox and Kurt S. Patrizi
    [No abstract available]

  • No. 141 -- Adsorption of Metal Ions and Metal Complexes on Minerals
    John G. Dillard, Deborah L. Crowther, and Catherine V. Schenck
    Subjects: Cobalt Amino Acid Complexes-Adsorption; X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy; Surface Characterization; Adsorption; Montmorillonite; Synthetic Birnessite (MnO2); Electrophoresis Cobalt Amine Complexes-Adsorption; Hydrolysis; Surface Speciation
    [Abstract]

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1983

  • No. 140 -- In Situ Survival of Enteric Bacteria in Estuarine Environments
    Martha W. Rhodes and Howard I. Kator
    Subjects: Enteric Bacteria; Escherichia coli; Salmonella spp.; Water Quality; Estuaries; Environmental Microbiology; Sublethal Stress
    [Abstract]
  • No. 138 -- Institutional Issues Affecting Water Supply Development: Illustrations from Southeastern Virginia
    William E. Cox and Leonard A. Shabman
    [No abstract available]
  • No. 137 -- Wastewater Treatment In Soil as a Function of Residence Time In the Root Zone
    William L. Magette, Eldridge R. Collins, Jr., and Vernon O. Shanholtz
    Subjects: Land Application; Land Treatment Design; Effluent Irrigation; Nitrate Pollution; Percolation; SPAW Model; Soil Water Model
    [Abstract]

  • No. 127 -- Seasonal Variation in the Nature and Removability of Reservoir THM Precursors
    Robert C. Hoehn, Clifford W. Randall, Jill K. Malone, and Kevin L. Dixon
    Subjects: Trihalomethanes; Drinking Water Treatment; Algae; Trihalomethane Precursors; Lake-Water Organics
    [Abstract]

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1982

  • No. 139 -- Altered Hydrology of the Missouri River and Its Effects on Floodplain Forest Ecosystems
    W. Carter Johnson, Peggy W. Reily, L. Scott Andrews, James F. McLellan, and John A. Brophy
    Subjects: Floodplains; Floodplain Protection; Floods; Forests; Dams; Riparian Ecosystems; Riparian; Vegetation; Rivers; River Meandering; Growth; Survivorship; Land Use; North Dakota; Missouri River
    [Abstract]

  • No. 136 -- A Financial Assessment of Virginia's Outdoor Recreation Planning
    Leonard Shabman and Reid Ostrander
    Subjects: Recreation; Outdoor Recreation; Recreation Planning; Land Use; Public Investment; Linear Programming
    [Abstract]

  • No. 133 -- Floc Property Effects on Sludge Dewatering Characteristics
    William R. Knocke and Douglas L. Wakeland
    Subjects: Sludge Floc Properties; Floc Density; Sludge Filtrate Viscosity; Floc Compressibility; Floc Strength; Sludge Dewatering Characteristics; Sludge Handleability; Particle Size Distribution
    [Abstract]

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1981

  • No. 135 -- Runoff and Pollution Abatement Characteristics of Concrete Grid Pavements
    Gary E. Day, David R. Smith, and John Bowers
    Subjects: Pavement; Concrete Grid Pavement; Urban Runuff; Stormwater Runoff; Stormwater Management; Heavy Metals; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Plant Nutrients
    [Abstract]

  • No. 134 -- Securing Support for Nonpoint Pollution Control with Local Compensation
    William Park and Leonard Shabman
    Subjects: Nonpoint Pollution Control; 208 Planning; Water Quality; Cost Distribution; Benefit Distribution; Occoquan Basin
    [Abstract]

  • No. 132 -- The Significance of Heavy Metals In Urban Runoff Entering the Occoquan Reservoir
    Clifford W. Randall, Robert C. Hoehn, Thomas J. Grizzard, Stanley P. Gawlik, Jr., Dennis R. Helsel, and William D. Lorenz, Jr.
    Subjects: Heavy Metals; Urban Runoff; Stormwater Runoff; Benthic Organisms; Bioaccumulation; Biomagnification; Water Pollution; Urbanization; Occoquan Reservoir; Water Supply
    [Abstract]

  • No. 116 -- Rock Type and Minimum 7-Day/10-Year Flow in Virginia Streams
    Rod W. Smith
    Subjects: Minimum 7‑Day Per 10‑Year Flow; 7 Day Per 10‑Year Low Flow; Q7,10; Virginia Streamflows; Streamflows; Streams; Geohydrology
    [Abstract]

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1980

  • No. 131 -- Enumeration and Inactivation of Enteric Viruses In Sludge
    Michael W. Nath and James C. Johnson
    Subjects: Sludge; Enteric Virus; Inactivation; Evaporation; Enumeration; Plaquing; Efficiencies; Bound-Virus Sludge Solids; Desorption; Extraction and Concentration; Surfactants; Poliovirus-2; Coxsackievirus B-2; Anatid Herpesvirus; Ultracentrifugation; Monitoring; (14)C-Poliovirus
    [Abstract]

  • No. 130 -- Model for Simulating Runoff and Erosion in Ungaged Watersheds
    B. B. Ross, M. L. Wolfe, V. 0. Shanholtz, M. D. Smolen, D. N. Contractor
    Subjects: Watershed Model; Land Use Model; Finite Element Model; Hydrologic Model; Water Quality Model; Distributed Parameter Model; Sediment Model; Overland Flow; Spatial Variability; Washload; Stormwater Runoff
    [Abstract]

  • No. 129 -- Direct Filtration of Virginia Surface Waters: Feasibility and Costs
    Richard F. McCormick and Paul H. King
    Subjects: Water Treatment; Coagulation; Sedimentation; Filtration; Economics
    [Abstract]

  • No. 128 -- Rapid Assays for Microbial Degradation of 2-Chlorophenol
    H.S . Pal, T. Murphy, A. C. Carter, and S. W. Drew
    Subjects: Indicator Organisms; Chlorophenol; Most-Probable-Number; Culture Acclimation; Microbial Subpopulations
    [Abstract]

  • No. 126 -- Sediment Bacteria as a Water Quality Indicator In the Lynnhaven Estuary
    Carl W. Erkenbrecher, Jr.
    Subjects: Total Coliforms; Fecal Coliforms; Fecal Streptococci; Suspended Sediment; Water Quality; Bacteria; Sediment
    [Abstract]

  • No. 125 -- Agricultural Land Use: Effects on the Chemical Quality of Runoff
    M.D. Smolen and V.0. Shanholtz
    Subjects: Agriculture; Water Quality; Hydrology; Background Water Quality; Land Use; Precipitation; Nitrogen; Phosphorus
    [Abstract]

  • No. 124 -- Septic Tank Drainfield Failures Resulting from Mineralogical Changes
    L. W. Zelazny, D. A. Lietzke, and H. L. Barwood
    Subjects: Septic Tank Drainfield Failures; Mineralogical Changes; Soils; Groundwater; Water Pollution; Wastewater
    [Abstract]

  • No. 123 -- Dynamics and Control of the Asiatic Clam In the New River, Virginia
    Donald S. Cherry, John H. Rodgers, Jr., Robert L. Graney, and John Cairns, Jr.
    Subjects: Corbicula; Asiatic Clam; Toxicity; Bioconcentration; Population Density; Bioassays; New River
    [Abstract]

  • No. 122 -- Measuring the Risks of Waste Disposal by Deep-Well Injection
    Charles H. Breeden
    Subjects: Waste Disposal Methods; Deep-Well Waste Disposal; Injection-Well Disposal; Subsurface Waste Disposal; Environmental Risk
    [Abstract]

  • No. 119 -- Streamflow and Water Quality Modeling of the Chowan River
    D.N. Contractor and P. H. King
    Subjects: Chowan River; Numerical Modeling; Water Resources; Flood Routing; Water Quality Modeling; Algal Growth; Implicit Finite Difference Method
    [Abstract]

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1979

  • No. 121 -- Navigation User Charges: Impact on the Transportation of Agricultural Products
    James Binkley, Leonard Shabman, Joseph Havlicek, William Luppold, Richard Stillman, Walter Spilka, and David Kenyon
    Subjects: User Charges; Navigation; Water Resources Policy; Transportation; Inland Waterways
    [Abstract]

  • No. 120 -- Virginia's Inland Waterways: Legal Rights and Landowners' Perceptions
    William E. Cox and Keith A. Argow
    Subjects: Recreation; Public Rights; Canoeing; Fishing; Water Law; Public Access; Navigability; Steambed Ownership; Riparian Rights; Landowner Attitudes; Property Rights; Scenic Rivers
    [Abstract]

  • No. 118 -- Occurrence and Distribution of Human Bacterial Pathogens in Virginia Surface Waters
    Stephen L. Wendt, Bruce C. Parker. and Joseph O. Falkinham III
    Subjects: Waterborne Pathogenic Bacteria; Atypical Mycobacteria; Microlayer; Aerosols; Epidemiology of Atypical Mycobacteria; Adsubble Process; Bubble-Burst Jet-Drop Mechanism; Environmental Microbiology
    [Abstract]

  • No. 117 -- Effects of Non-Point Pollution on Benthic Invertebrates In the Lynnhaven River System
    Daniel M. Dauer, W. Wright Robinson, Charles P. Seymour. and A. Thomas Leggett, Jr.
    Subjects: Non-Point Pollution; Nutrient Enrichment; Macrobenthic Invertebrates; Estuaries
    [Abstract]

  • No. 114 -- Survey and Evaluation of Social Science Research on Flood-Damage Abatement
    S. K. Paulson and W. E. Lawrence
    Subjects: Floods; Flood Prevention; Flood Damage; Flood‑Damage Abatement; Sociology; Social; Institutions; Values; Atitudes; Beliefs; Behavior; Customs; Bibliography; State of Art; Knowledge; Community; Economics; Energy; Health; Environment; Culture
    [Abstract]

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1978

  • No. 115 -- Evaluation of Stream Improvement Practices In Southeastern Trout Streams
    O. Eugene Maughan, Kent L. Nelson, and John J. Ney
    Subjects: Stream Habitat Improvement; Stream Improvement Structures; Mountain Trout Streams; Gabions; Boulder Emplacements; Log Dams; Instream Cover
    [Abstract]

  • No. 113 -- Benzimidazole Fungitoxicants in Virginia Soils: Movement, Disappearance, and Effect on Microorganisms
    D.B. Janutolo and R. J. Stipes
    Subjects: Fungitoxicants; Fungicides; Fungistats; Residues; Pesticides; Benomyl; Benlate; Lignasan BLP; Carbendazim; Surfactants; Soil Thin‑Layer Chromatography; Plant Chemotherapy; Plant Disease Control
    [Abstract]

  • No. 112 -- Wastewater User Charges and Industrial Cost Recovery: Guidelines and Examples
    Peter M. Ashton and William R. Walker
    Subjects: User Charges; Industrial Cost Recovery; Industrial Charges; Industrial Assessment; Waste Treatment Charges; Utility Rates for Waste Treatment; Municipal Wastewater Charges
    [Abstract]

  • No. 111 -- Modeling Sediment Movement in the Turbidity Maximum of an Estuary
    Albert Kuo, Maynard Nichols, and James Lewis
    Subjects: Mathematical Model; Estuaries; Sediment Transport; Turbidity Maximum
    [Abstract]

  • No. 110 -- Swine Lagoon Effluent on a Soil-Plant Environment: An Impact Assessment
    A.R. Collins, Jr., E. T. Kornegay, and D. C. Martens
    Subjects: Swine Waste Treatment; Land Disposal; Swine Waste Irrigation
    [Abstract]

  • No. 106 -- Effects of Temperature on Aquatic Organism Sensitivity to Selected Chemicals
    John Cairns, Jr., Arthur L. Buikema, Jr., Alan G. Heath, Bruce C. Parker
    Subjects: Toxicity; Bioassay; Thermal Pollution; Interaction of Toxicants; Aquatic Organisms
    [Abstract]

  • No. 85 -- A Model for Evaluating the Effect of Land Uses on Flood Flows
    B.B. Ross, V.0. Shanholtz, D.N. Contractor, and J.C. Carr
    Subjects: Watershed Model; Land Use Model; Finite Element Model; Surface Flow Modeling; Stormwater Model; Flood Flow Routing; Parametric Model; Watershed Subdivision
    [Abstract]

  • No. 80 -- Impact of Urban Runoff on Water Quality In the Occoquan Watershed
    Clifford W. Randall, Thomas J. Grizzard, and Robert C. Hoehn
    Subjects: Storm Runoff; Urban Runoff; Water Pollution Sources; Biochemical Oxygen Demand; Coliforms; Heavy Metals; Nutrients; Suspended Solids; Total Organic Carbon; Hydrographs
    [Abstract]

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1977

  • No. 109 -- Phosphate and Tripolyphosphate Adsorption by Clay Minerals and Estuarine Sediments
    Carol A. Lake and William G. Maclntyre
    Subjects: Phosphate; Adsorption; Clays; Sediment
    [Abstract]

  • No. 108 -- Magnetic Separation of Soluble Organic Pollutants from Water
    J. A. Petruska and J.V. Perumpral
    Subjects: High Gradient Magnetic Separation; Food Processing Wastewater; Activated Carbon Adsorption; Soluble Organics; Wastewater Treatment; Nutrient Removal; Water Purification
    [Abstract]

  • No. 105 -- A Computerized Method for Abstracting and Evaluating Environmental Impact Statements
    Gary F. Martel and Robert T. Lackey
    Subjects: Environmental Impact Statement; Environmental Analysis; Environmental Assessment; Simulation; Reservoirs and Impoundments; Dams; Probability and Statistics
    [Abstract]

  • No. 104 -- A Productivity Study of the Roanoke River Above Niagara Dam In Virginia
    Joseph H. Sherrard and Joyce L. Hoyle
    Subjects: Eutrophication; Productivity; Algal Growth Potential; Nutrients; Nitrogen; Phosphorus
    [Abstract]

  • No. 103 -- Effect of Land Use Management on Flood Predictions
    Rod W. Smith, Donald K. Jamison, and John W. Knapp
    Subjects: Floods; Flood Prediction; Land Use Practices; Land Use Management
    [Abstract]

  • No. 102 -- A Watershed Planning and Management System: Design and Synthesis
    Robert H. Giles, Jr.
    Subjects: Planning; Watershed Management; Computers; Models; Optimization; Decisionmaking; Urban Ecosystems
    [Abstract]

  • No. 101 -- Interest Group Perceptions of Development Issues in Tidewater Virginia
    Kenard E. Smith, Larry M. Springer, and John D. Stephens
    Subjects: Costal Zone Management; Middlesex County; Virginia; Tidewater Virginia; Chesapeake Bay; Perceptions; Delphi Techniques; Exurbanization; Interest Groups; Constraints to Growth; Waste‑Disposal Problems; Septic Tanks; Water Pollution; Demography; Leadership Assessment Techniques; Local Perceptions of Growth Potential; Community Perceptions of Environmental Hazards
    [Abstract]

  • No. 100 -- Pollutant Movement to Shallow Ground Water Tables from Swine Waste Lagoons
    T.G. Ciravolo, D.C. Martens, D.L. Hallock, E.R. Collins, Jr., and E.T. Kornegay
    Subjects: Pollutant Movement; Ground Water Monitoring; Lagoon Seepage; Soluble Nutrients; Waste Disposal
    [Abstract]

  • No. 97 -- Stream Community Response to Road Construction Sediments
    James R. Reed, Jr.
    Subjects: Non‑point Sources; Pollution; Road Construction Effects; Macrobenthos and Fishes; Population Response
    [Abstract]

  • No. 92 -- Rotifer Sensitivity to Combinations of Inorganic Water Pollutants
    Arthur L. Buikema, Jr., Carolyn L. See, and John Cairns, Jr.
    Subjects: Toxicity; Invertebrate Bioassays; Rotifers; Inorganic Compounds; Pollution Hazard Assessment
    [Abstract]

  • No. 84 -- Water Quality at Five Proposed Industrial Sites on the Roanoke and New Rivers
    James H. Wilson and Kenneth L. Dickson
    Subjects: Water Quality; New River; Biological Assessment; Baseline Ecological Surveys; Roanoke River
    [Abstract]

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1976

  • No. 107 -- Water Resources Administration in Virginia: Analysis and Evaluation
    William R. Walker and William E. Cox
    Subjects: Water Resources Management; Administrative Agencies; Institutions; Water Policy; Administrative Decisions; Water Quality Management; Water Resources Development; Water Allocation; Water Supply Development
    [Abstract]

  • No. 99 -- A Model for Predicting Flood Hazards Due to Specific Land-Use Practices
    B.B. Ross, D.N. Contractor, E.A. Li, V.0. Shanholtz, J.C. Carr
    Subjects: Mathematical Models; Computer Models; Model Studies; Agricultural Watersheds; Watershed Management; Finite Element Mehtod; Land Use; Surfaction; Surface Runoff; Floods
    [Abstract]

  • No. 98 -- Evaluation of Sediment Yields Due to Urban Development
    Chin Y. Kuo
    Subjects: Urban Runoff; Sediment Yield; Soil Erosion; Monitoring; Non‑Point Pollution Sources; Urban Hydrology; Construction
    [Abstract]

  • No. 96 -- Citizen Attitudes Toward Management of the Chesapeake Bay
    Leonard A. Shabman and Peter M. Ashton
    Subjects: Resources Management; Public Participation; Coastal Zone Management; Chesapeake Bay
    [Abstract]

  • No. 95 -- Land Prices In Flood Hazard Areas: Applying Methods of Land Value Analysis
    Demetrios Damianos and Leonard A. Shabman
    Subjects: Flood Control; Floodplain Management; Economic Analysis; Land Use
    [Abstract]

  • No. 94 -- A Butane Freezing Process for Dewatering Sludge
    M.Z. Ali Khan, Clifford W. Randall, and N. Thomas Stephens
    Subjects: Activated Sludge; Sludge Conditioning; Slurry Freezing; Dewatering; Economic Feasibility; Design Criteria; Vacuum Filtration; Gravity Drainage; Specific Resistance; Setting Velocity
    [Abstract]

  • No. 93 -- Penetration and Mixing of Heated Discharges Into Waterways
    J.A. Schetz, C.H Lewis, B.L. Sill, J.C. Chien, and D. Markham
    Subjects: Thermal Pollution; Waterways; Mixing; Numerical Analysis; Simulation; Water Temperature; Temperature Effects;  Destratification; Cooling Water
    [Abstract]

  • No. 91 -- User Changes for Inland Waterways: A Review of Issues In Policy and Economic Impact
    Leonard A. Shabman
    Subjects: Water Policy; Economic Impact; Inland Waterways; User Charges; Cost Analysis; Navigable Waters; Waterways
    [Abstract]

  • No. 89 -- Wastewater Disinfection: State-of-the-Art Summary
    C.M. Sawyer
    Subjects: Residual Chlorine; Chlorine; Disinfection; Chlorination; Ozonation; Halogens; Irradiation; Toxicity; Wastewater; Bacteria; Pathogens; Pathogenic Bacteria; Wastewater Treatment; Water Treatment
    [Abstract]

  • No. 87 -- Factors Affecting Water Quality at Strip Mine Sites
    J.F. Connel, D.N. Contractor, and V.0. Shanholtz
    Subjects: Acid Mine Drainage; Strip Mines; Hydrology; Surface Runoff; Alkalinity; Wa\ter Temperature; Acid Streams; Stream Pollution; Acidity; Deterministic Models
    [Abstract]

  • No. 86 -- The Effects of Various Tertiary Treatment Nutrient Removal Schemes on Periphyton Communities in Model Laboratory Streams
    Jerry C. Smrchek, John Cairns, Jr., Kenneth L. Dickson, Paul H. King, Clifford W. Randall, John Crowe, David Huber. and John W. Olver
    Subjects: Model Studies; Trickling Filters; Eutrophication; Algae; Benthic Flora; Ecological Effects; Stream Biota; Wastewater Pollution; Phosphorus; Carbon; Wastewater; Nitrogen; Aquatic Populations; Ecosystems
    [Abstract]

  • No. 79 -- Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Carbon Flux in Chesapeake Bay Marshes
    Donald M. Axeland, Kenneth A. Moore, and Michael E. Bender
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1975

  • No. 90 -- Residue-Removal Methods for Pesticides and Industrial Chemicals Found In Aquatic Environments
    Roderick W. Young
    Subjects: Pesticide; Detection Limits; Polychlorinated Biphenyls; Gas Chromatography; Chemical Wastes; Chemical Analysis; Organic Pesticides; Non‑point Pollution Sources
    [Abstract]

  • No. 88 -- A Case Study of Non-Point Source Pollution in Virginia
    Leland L. Harms and Elizabeth V. Southerland
    Subjects: Non‑Point Pollution Sources; Organic Matter; Sediments; Nutrients; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Case Studies; Pollution; Wastewater Pollution; Agriculture; Urban; Point Source Pollution; Land Use
    [Abstract]

  • No. 82 -- Evaluating a Mathematical Model for Predicting Lake Eutrophication
    G.M. Hornberger, Mahlon G. Kelley, and T.C. Lederman
    Subjects: Eutrophication; Mathematical Models; Ecological Effects; Computer Models; Nutrients; Phytoplankton
    [Abstract]

  • No. 78 -- Teaching Water Resource Management with the Aid of a Computer-Implemented Simulator
    Robert T. Lackey and Franklin B. Titlow
    Subjects: Computer Models; Education; Resources Management; Decision Making; Land Management; Water Management; Fish Management; Wildlife Management; Training
    [Abstract]

  • No. 77 -- Recovery and Reuse of Coagulants from Treatment of Water and Wastewater
    Paul H. King, Ben H.H. Chen, and Kenneth Weeks, Jr.
    Subjects: Water Treatment; Chemical Coagulation; Chemical Recovery; Economic Feasibility; Aluminum Salt; Iron Salt; Wastewater Treatment; Computer Models; Metals; Alum Sludge; Aluminum; Alum; Iron
    [Abstract]

  • No. 76 -- Modeling the Assimilative Capacity of a Small Mountain Stream
    R.E. Hoehn, M. Childrey, and D.N. Contractor
    Subjects: Computer Models; Dissolved Oxygen; Biochemical Oxygen Demand; Stream Pollution; Wastewater Disposal
    [Abstract]

  • No. 74 -- Removal of Soluble Mercury from Waste Water by Complexing Techniques
    Donald L. Michelsen, James A. Gideon, Gerald P Griffith, John E. Pace, and Hidayet L. Kutat
    Subjects: Tannery Wastes; Wastewater Reclamation; Mercury; Ion Exchange; Resins; Adsorption; Wastewater Treatment; Anion Exchange; Cation Exchange; Heavy Metals
    [Abstract]

  • No. 73 -- Vertical Electrical Resistivity Soundings To Locate Ground Water Resources: A Feasibility Study
    Mohamed A. Sabet
    Subjects: Groundwater; Sounding; Resistivity; Groundwater Availability; Electrical Well Logging; Groundwater Budget; Aquifer Testing
    [Abstract]

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1974

  • No. 83 -- Guarding Our Water Resources
    (1974 Annual Report of the Virginia Water Resources Research Center)
  • No. 81 -- Minimum Oxygen Levels Survived by Stream Invertebrates
    Eugene W. Surber and William E. Bessey
    Subjects: Invertebrates; Oxygen; Oxygen Requirements; Water Quality; Aeration; Mollusks; Crustaceans; Insects; Aquatic Insects
    [Abstract]

  • No. 75 -- National Water Commission: A Review of Some Issues
    edited by Peter M. Ashton
    Subjects: Water Resources Development; Water Pollution Control; Pricing; Urban Planning; Social Values; Legal Aspects; Political Aspects
    [Abstract]

  • No. 72 -- Water Resources Research: Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1974
    Water Resources Research Center
    Subjects: Water Resources Institutes; Water Pollution Control; Sludge; Model Studies; Micoorganisms; Industrial Wastewater; Reclaimed Water; Detergents; Monitoring; Fungi
    [Abstract]

  • No. 71 -- Rotifers as Monitors of Heavy Metal Pollution in Water
    Arthur L. Buikema, John Cairns, Jr., and Gail W. Sullivan
    Subjects: Heavy Metals; Bioassay; Rotifers; Invertebrates; Toxins; Pollution; Monitoring
    [Abstract]

  • No. 70 -- Predicting Pollution in the James River Estuary: A Stochastic Model
    Harry Bard and Richard G. Krutchkoff
    Subjects: Mathematical Models; Estuaries; Sensitivity Analysis; Wastewater Disposal; Temperature; Carbon; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Bacteria; Algae
    [Abstract]

  • No. 69 -- Water Quality Monitoring: Bacteria as Indicators
    Noel R. Krieg and Jean H. Bowdre
    Subjects: Industrial Wastes; Indicators; Bacteria; Toxins; Heavy Metals; Monitoring
    [Abstract]

  • No. 68 -- Aquatic Fungi in Rivers: Their Distribution and Response
    David F. Farr and Robert A. Paterson
    Subjects: Aquatic Environment; Aquatic Fungi; Ecological Effects; Sewage Treatment; Toxicants; Industrial Wastes; Heavy Metals; Detergents; Effluents; Species Composition; Species Diversity; Nutrients
    [Abstract]

  • No. 67 -- Minimizing Water and Sewage Costs Using TOPAZ
    John W. Dickey, J. Marshall Anthony, Dale R. Burton,Alan R. Gordon, Kent R. Morgan, Richard M. Peters, Jr., and Michael A. Volpe
    Subjects: Land Use; Sewer Systems; Cost Analysis; Optimization; Regional Planning; Regional Development; ComputerModels; Water Supply; Water Management
    [Abstract]

  • No. 66 -- Rehabilitation of Streams Receiving Acid Mine Drainage
    Edwin E. Herricks and John Cairns, Jr.
    Subjects: Acid Mine Drainage; Aquatic Environment; Neutralization; Computer Models; Stream Degradation; Aquatic Drift; Aquatic Habitats; Acid Streams; Stream Biota; Stream Pollution; Acidity; Rehabilitation; Species Diversity
    [Abstract]

  • No. 64 -- Investigations of Freshwater Surface Microlayers
    Roger F. Hatcher and Bruce C. Parker
    Subjects: Aquatic Environment; Sampling; Surface Water; Aerosols; Microorganisms; Metals; Pesticide
    [Abstract]

  • No. 60 -- Stochastic Model for a Dynamic Ecosystem
    William R. Schofield and Richard G. Krutchkoff
    Subjects: Model Studies; Estuaries; Eutrophication; Water Quality; Water Pollution Effects; Computer Programs
    [Abstract]

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1973

  • No. 65 -- Water Resources Research: Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1973
    Water Resources Research Center
    Subjects: Water Resources Institutes; Monitoring; Management Planning; Computers; Acid Mine Drainage; Herbicides; Tidal Marshes; Wastewater Treatment; Sludge; Lagoons; Water Law; Floods; Insurance; Administrative Agencies
    [Abstract]

  • No. 63 -- Aquatic Invertebrate Recovery in the Clinch River Following Hazardous Spills and Floods
    John S. Crossman and John Cairns, Jr.
    Subjects: Benthic Fauna; Hazardous Materials; Fly Ash; Sulfuric Acid; Flooding; Acidity; Mollusks; Clams; Species Diversity; Acid; Species Composition; Stream Degradation; Pollution; Aquatic Drift; Power Plants; Stream Biota
    [Abstract]

  • No. 62 -- Effect of Detergent-Laden Water on the Growth of Corn
    Wybe Kroontje, Jesse Judy, and Hermann Hahne
    Subjects: Detergents; Salinity; Fertilizers; Irrigation Effects; Plant Growth; Phosphorus
    [Abstract]

  • No. 61 -- Optimal Procedures for the Processing of Waste Activated Sludge
    Clifford W. Randall, David G. Parker, and Antonio Rivera-Cordero
    Subjects: Sludge; Sludge Drying; Aerobic Digestion; Anaerobic Digestion; Polymers; Filtration; Compressibility; Chlorination
    [Abstract]

  • No. 59 -- The Development of an Automated Biological Monitoring System for Water Quality
    John Cairns, Jr., John W. Hall, Eric L. Morgan, Richard E. Sparks, William T. Walker. and Garson F. Westlake
    Subjects: Water Quality; Monitoring; Bluegills; Chlorine; Zinc; Industrial Waste; Heavy Metals; Toxicity; Fish; Indicator
    [Abstract]

  • No. 58 -- Improving Water Quality by Removal of Pesticide Pollutants with Aquatic Plants
    S.W. Bingman
    Subjects: Pesticide; Herbicide; Residue Removal; Pollutant Removal; Water Quality; Aquatic Plants; Algae; Herbicide Metabolism
    [Abstract]

  • No. 57 -- The Effects of Waste Discharges from Radford Army Ammunition Plant on the Biota of the New River, Virginia
    John Cairns, Jr., and Kenneth L. Dickson
    Subjects: Stream Survey; Biological Survey; Munition Wastes; TNT Wastes; Nutrient Enrichment
    [Abstract]

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1972

  • No. 56 -- Some Seismic Measurements on the Virginia Coastal Plain
    John K. Costain and Edwin S. Robinson
    Subjects: Seismology; Seismic Properties; Seismic Waves; Wave Refraction, Wave Velocity; Coastal Plains; Stratigraphy
    [Abstract]

  • No. 55 -- A Pre-Impoundment Study of the North Anna River, Virginia
    George M. Simmons, Jr.
    Subjects: Water Quality; Acid Mine Drainage; Reservoirs; Benthic Environment; Oxygen; Nutrients; Bacteria; Radioisotopes; Benthic Fauna; Physical Properties; Chemical Properties; Sediments; Species Diversity
    [Abstract]

  • No. 54 -- An Ecosystematic Study of the South River, Virginia
    edited by John Cairns, Jr., and Kenneth L. Dickson
    Subjects: Organic Enrichment; Biological Survey; Nutrient Enrichment; Diversity
    [Abstract]

  • No. 53 -- Climatological Summaries for Selected Stations In Virginia
    Curtis W. Crockett
    Subjects: Climatic Data; Climates; Air Temperature; Precipitation; Local Precipitation; Weather; Weather Data Collections; Meterological Data Collection
    [Abstract]

  • No. 52 -- Treatment of Waste Sludges from Water Purification Plants
    Paul H. King, Henry M. Bugg, John W. Olver, and David G. Argo
    Subjects: Sludge; Alum Sludge; Sludge Drying; Chemical Coagulation; Polyelectrolytes; Vacuum Filtration; Flocculation; Water Treatment; Sludge Conditioning
    [Abstract]

  • No. 51 -- Numerical Studies of Unsteady Flow in the James River
    D.N. Contractor and J.M. Wiggert
    Subjects: Flood Routing; Numerical Analysis; Computers; Open Channel Flow; Reservoir Stages; Low Flows; River Flow; Hydraulics; Channel Roughness; Flood Flows; James River; Virginia; Smith Mountain Pumped Storage Project; Leesville Reservoir
    [Abstract]
  • No. 50 -- Measuring Attitudes Toward Water Use Priorities
    John A. Ballweg
    Subjects: Water Management; Water Use; Attitudes; Scaling; Statistical Analysis; Surveys; Public Opinions; Recreation; Public Participation
    [Abstract]
  • No. 49 -- Water Resources In Virginia: 1969-1971
    edited by W.R. Walker and T.W. Johnson
    Subjects: Education; Publications; Research Facilities
    [Abstract]

  • No. 48 -- The Effects of Heated Waste Waters on Some Microorganisms
    John Cairns, Jr. and Guy R. Lanza
    Subjects: Thermal Stress; Thermal Pollution; Microorganisms; Fluorescence
    [Abstract]

  • No. 45 -- Biological and Chemical Study of Virginia's Estuaries
    Morris L. Brehmer
    Subjects: Estuaries; Water Quality; Monitoring; Saline Water; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Chlorophyll; Nutrients
    [Abstract]

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1971

  • No. 47 -- Convective Heat and Mass Transfer from Water Surfaces
    J. Taylor Beard, Charles S. Chen, and Chandrika Prasad
    Subjects: Heat Transfer; Mass Transfer; Analog Models; Air‑Water Interfaces; Interferometry; Surface Water
    [Abstract]

  • No. 46 -- Water Resources Research In Virginia: Annual Report Fiscal Year 1971
    Virginia Water Resources Research Center
    Subjects: Water Resources Institutes; Allotments; Grants; Administration; Water Quality; Water Management
    [Abstract]

  • No. 44 -- Proceedings: Community Workshop on Flood Insurance
    edited by James E. Hackett and T.W. Johnson
    Subjects: Floods; Insurance; Economic Aspects; Local Government; Law; Public Participation
    [Abstract]

  • No. 43 -- Effects of Zooplankton on Algae in Weshampton Lake
    John W. Bishop
    Subjects: Algae; Plankton; Rotifers; Aquariums; Photosynthesis; Zooplankton; Copepods; Vertical Distribution; Chlorophyll
    [Abstract]

  • No. 42 -- Adsorption of Organic Compounds onto Solids from Aqueous Solutions
    James P. Wightman, Leslie R. Dole, J. Jones and Clarence A. King
    Subjects: Adsorption; Pollutants; Phenols; Polymers; Silica; Carbon; Infrared Spectroscopy; Sorption; Decontamination; Cleanup; Solids Contact Processes
    [Abstract]

  • No. 41 -- A Guide to Aquatic Smartweeds (Polygonum) of the United States
    Richard S. Mitchell
    Subjects: Aquatic Weeds; Water Quality; Taxonomy; Systematics; Reservoirs; Wetlands; Aquatic Habitats; Aquatic Plants
    [Abstract]

  • No. 36 -- Microbial Release of Soluble Phosphate in an Activated Sludge Environment
    Clifford W. Randall, Bruce S. Hulcher, and Duane W. Marshall
    Subjects: Wastewater Treatment; Activated Sludge; Eutrophication; Phosphorus Removal; Sludge Conditioning; Sorption; Anaerobic Digestion; Aerobic Digestion; Microorganisms
    [Abstract]

  • No. 35 -- The Effects of Detergents on Gas Absorption Processes
    Jerry A. Caskey, Ralph F. Herbert, and Yan Pui To
    Subjects: Soil‑Water‑Plant Relationships; Evapotranspiration; Infiltration; Plant Growth; Soil Profiles; Computer Models
    [Abstract]

  • No. 10 -- Flood Damage Abatement Study for Virginia
    William R. Walker
    Subjects: Floods; Flood Damage; Flood Plain Management; Legislation; Regulations; Floodways; Encroachment
    [Abstract]

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1970

  • No. 40 -- Water Resources Research in Virginia - Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1970
    Virginia Water Resources Research Center
    Subjects: Water Resources Institutes; Education; Publications; Nuclear Power Plants; Wastewater Treatment; Phosphorus Removal; Thermal Pollution; Microorganisms; Recreation; Reservoirs; Research Priorities; Thermal Capacity; Phenols; Activated Carbon
    [Abstract]

  • No. 39 -- Flood Damage Abatement: Federal Assistance to Local Government
    edited by W.R. Walker and T.W. Johnson
    Subjects: Floods; Flood Damage; Flood Plain Management; Local Governments; Flood Control; Economic Aspects
    [Abstract]

  • No. 38 -- A Soil Water Model for Two Contrasting Tillage Systems
    Vernon O. Shanholtz and J. H. Lillard
    Subjects: Soil‑Water‑Plant Relationships; Evapotranspiration; Infiltration; Plant Growth; Soil Profiles; Computer Models
    [Abstract]
  • No. 37 -- Legal Aspects of Water Supply and Water Quality Storage
    William R. Walker and William E. Cox
    Subjects: Water Storage; Water Quality; Water Rights; Riparian Rights; Legislation; Federal Jurisdiction; State Jurisdiction; Legal Aspects; Water Law; Water Pollution Control
    [Abstract]

  • No. 34 -- The Treatment of Disperse Textile Dye Wastes by Foam Fractionation
    Donald L. Michelsen and Thomas B. Fansler
    Subjects: Textile Mill Wastes; Foam Separation; Chemical Oxygen Demand; Color Removal; Turbidity; Biological Oxidation; Surfactants;  Flocculation; Waste Water Treatment; Polyelectrolytes
    [Abstract]

1969

  • No. 33 -- Temperature and Turbulence Effects on the Parameter "Delta" in the Stochastic Model for BOD and DO In Streams
    Joseph R. Bosley, John J. Cibulka, and Richard G. Krutchkoff
    Subjects: Model Studies; Water Quality; Biological Oxygen Demand; Dissolved Oxygen; Water Temperature; Turbulent Flow; Steam Pollution; Statistical Models; Oxygen Sag
    [Abstract]
  • No. 32 -- Removal of Selected Contaminants from Water by Sorption of Coal
    Paul H. King, Francis R. McNeice, and Pierre S. Warren
    Subjects: Pesticides; Lindane; Parathion; Herbicides; Phosphorus; Sorption; Activated Carbon; Coal; Wastewater Treatment
    [Abstract]
  • No. 31 -- Annual Report: Fiscal Year 1969
    Virginia Water Resources Research Center
    Subjects: Water Resources Institutes; Public Relations; Education; Research Priorities; Sludge; Evaporation; Coal; Hydrologic Cycle; Social Aspects; Dissolved Oxygen; Adsorption; Ground Water; Aquatic Weeds; Estuaries; Dye Industrial Wastes; Zooplankton
    [Abstract]
  • No. 30 -- The Influence of Solar Radiation Reflectance on Water Evaporation
    J. Taylor Beard and David K. Hollen
    Subjects: Evaporation; Reservoir Evaporation; Water Loss; Solar Radiation; Computer Models; Numerical Analysis; Reflectance; Optical Properties
    [Abstract]
  • No. 29 -- Public Perception of Water Resource Problems
    Charles A. Ibsen and John A. Ballweg
    Subjects: Social Aspects; Public Opinion; Water Use; Water Cost; Water Pollution; Water Shortage
    [Abstract]
  • No. 28 -- Generalized Initial Conditions for the Stochastic Model for Pollution and Dissolved Oxygen In Streams
    Richard H. Moushegian and Richard G. Krutchkoff
    Subjects: Model Studies; Biological Oxygen Demand; Dissolved Oxygen; Rivers; Water Quality; Mathematical Studies; Computer Programs
    [Abstract]
  • No. 27 -- Water Evaporation Suppression
    John L. Gainer, J. Taylor Beard, and Robert T. Thomas
    Subjects: Water Pollution; Air Pollution; Economic Evaluation; Cost Analysis; Regulations; Economic Aspects; Interdisciplinary Studies; Cost‑Benefit Analysis; Effluent Charges; Subsidies; Waste Management; Government Supports; Property Rights; Unemployment
    [Abstract]
  • No. 26 -- Economics of Air and Water Pollution
    Papers from a seminar
    Subjects: Water Pollution; Air Pollution; Economic Evaluation; Cost Analysis; Regulations; Economic Aspects; Interdisciplinary Studies; Cost‑Benefit Analysis; Effluent Charges; Subsidies; Waste Management; Government Supports; Property Rights; Unemployment
    [Abstract]

  • No. 25 -- Geologic Control of Rainfall-Runoff Relations in the Peak Creek Watershed, Pulaski, and Wythe Counties, Virginia
    Byron N. Cooper
    Subjects: Rainfall; Rainfall‑Runoff Reationships; Gaging; Watersheds; Dams; Small Watersheds; Geologic Formations; Bedrock
    [Abstract]

  • No. 24 -- Prediction Models for Investment in Urban Drainage Systems
    John W. Knapp and Walter J. Rawls
    Subjects: Urban Watersheds; Urban Drainage; Precipitation Rate; Land Use; Cost Analysis; Drainage Systems; Urban Runoff; Urban Planning; Storm Sewers; Cost‑Benefit Analysis; Model Studies
    [Abstract]

  • No. 23 -- Some Water Quality Aspects of the Upper River Basin with Special Emphasis on Temperature
    Kenneth B. Cumming and R. Don Estes
    Subjects: Water Quality; Reservoirs; Pumped Storage; Water Temperature; Water Pollution; Thermal Pollution; Water Analysis; Rivers; Bass; Hydroelectric Power
    [Abstract]

  • No. 22 -- Stochastic Models for Biological Oxygen Demand and Dissolved Oxygen In Estuaries
    Stephen W. Custer and Richard Krutchkoff
    Subjects: Model Studies; Biochemical Oxygen Demand; Dissolved Oxygen; Water Pollution; Oxygen Deficit; Wastewater Pollution
    [Abstract]

  • No. 21 -- The Effects of Pumped Storage Reservoir Operation on Biological Productivity and Water Quality
    George Simmons and Stuart E. Neff
    Subjects: Water Quality; Pumped Storage; Reservoirs; Dissolved Oxygen; Coliforms; Primary Productivity; Bacteria; Nutrients; Water Circulation; Lakes; Enrichment; Thermal Stratification
    [Abstract]

  • No. 20 -- Probability Forecasts of 30-Day Precipitation
    John W. Philpot and Richard G. Krutchkoff
    Subjects: Precipitation; Areal Precipitation; Forecasting; Weather Data Collections; Weather Forecasting; Model Studies
    [Abstract]

  • No. 15 -- Instantaneous Unit Hydrograph Response by Harmonic Analysis
    Jonathan T. Phillippe and James M. Wiggert
    Subjects: Rainstorms; Streamflow; Streamflow Forecasting; Unit Hydrographs; Hydrographs; Rainfall‑Runoff Relationships; Precipitation;  Computer Programs; Hydrograph Analysis; Mathematical Studies
    [Abstract]

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1968

  • No. 19 -- Annual Report: Fiscal Year 1968
    Water Resources Research Center
    Subjects: Water Resources Institutes; Education; Publications; Water Quality; Streptococcus; Wastewater Treatment; Water Treatment; Evaporation Control; Dye Industry Wastes; Hydrologic Models; Estuaries; Ecology; Swamps; Land Use
    [Abstract]

  • No. 18 -- Water Resources Research in Virginia
    William R. Walker
    Subjects: Research Facilities
    [Abstract]

  • No.17 -- Water Resources Research Interests in the Colleges and Universities of Virginia
    William R. Walker
    Subjects: Education; Organization; Research Facilities; Institutions
    [Abstract]

  • No. 16 -- Computer System for the Reduction and Analysis of Soil Moisture Data
    Vernon O. Shanholtz
    Subjects: Computer Programs; Soil Water; Data Processing; Statistical Analysis; Fortran; Soil Profiles; Analysis of Variance
    [Abstract]

  • No. 14 -- Hydrologic Aspects of No-Tillage Versus Conventional Tillage Systems for Corn Production
    Vernon O. Shanholtz and James L. Lillard
    Subjects: Soil Moisture Retention; Soil Water; Soil Conservation; Plant Growth; Crop Yield; Corn; Statistical Analysis; Evaporation Control; Soil Erosion; Model Studies
    [Abstract]

  • No. 13 -- The Effect of Water Quality on the Metabolism of the Lactic Streptococci
    Robert E. Benoit
    Subjects: Water Quality; Fermentation; Culture Media; Streptococcus; Bacteria; Trace Elements; Metabolism; Dairy Industry; Milk
    [Abstract]

  • No. 12 -- Analysis of Hydrologic Systems
    Tsung Ting Chiang and James M. Wiggert
    Subjects: Artificial Watercourses; Rainfall‑Runoff Relationships; Simulation; Rainfall Simulators; Open‑channel Flow; Mathematical Models; Streamflow Forecasting; Systems Analysis
    [Abstract]

  • No. 11 -- Multicomponent Mass Transport In Aqueous and Membrane Systems
    George B. Wills
    Subjects: Membranes; Conductivity; Mass Transfer; Membrane Filters; Mathematical Models; Ions
    [Abstract]

  • No. 9 -- Water Resources Laws In Virginia
    William R. Walker and William E. Cox
    Subjects: Legal Aspects; Regulations; Legislation; Water Rights; Water Resources
    [Abstract]

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1967

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1966

  • No. 6 -- Annual Report: Fiscal Year 1966
    Virginia Water Resources Research Center
    Subjects: Water Resources Institutes
    [Abstract]
  • No. 4 -- Water Resources Programs in Virginia
    Papers from a symposium
    Subjects: Water Resources Development; Regional Planning; Recreation; Water Quality; Groundwater; Soil Conservation; Streams; Coastal Waters
    [Abstract]
  • No. 3 -- Stochastic Model for Pollution and Dissolved Oxygen in Streams
    Richard P. Thayer and Richard G. Krutchkoff
    Subjects: Model Studies; Biological Oxygen Demand; Dissolved Oxygen; Rivers; Water Quality; Simulation; Mathematical Studies
    [Abstract]
  • No. 1 -- Water Resources of Virginia: Inventory of Printed Information and Data
    Frederick E. McJunkin and William R. Walker         
    [No abstract available]

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1965

  • No. 2 -- Multidisciplinary Research as an Aid to Public Policy Formation
    Papers from a seminar
    [No abstract available]