2008 Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts Online Program

Paper Session: 2568 Geospatial Technology and Tools for Urban Water Resources. is scheduled on Wednesday, 4/16/08, from 3:10 PM - 4:50 PM in Conference Room 1, Sheraton, 5th Floor Sponsorship(s): Water Resources Specialty Group Geographic Information Science and Systems Specialty Group Remote Sensing Specialty Group Organizer(s): Patrick L Lawrence - University of Toledo Chair(s): Patrick L Lawrence - University of Toledo Abstract(s):   3:10 PM   Author(s): *T Edwin Chow - University of Michigan - Flint Michael Meadows - University of South Carolina Michael E Hodgson - University of South Carolina  Abstract Title: Linking GIS to Stormwater Modeling 3:30 PM   Author(s): *Eve B. Halper - University of Arizona  Abstract Title: Correlating Urban Water Demand, Remotely Sensed Surface Temperature and Vegetation in an Arid Environment 3:50 PM   Author(s): *Lei Wang - Department of Geography, York University Qiuming Cheng - Department of Earth and Space Science and Engineering, Department of Geography, York University  Abstract Title: Web-based Spatial Decision Support System for Flood Forecasting and Flood Risk Mapping 4:10 PM   Author(s): *Cyril Oluyomi Wilson - Indiana State University. Qihao Weng, Ph.D - Indiana State University.  Abstract Title: Urbanization and its Implications for Water Quality and Runoff in the Calumet River Watershed, Greater Chicago Area, Illinois. 4:30 PM   Author(s): *Patrick L Lawrence - University of Toledo  Abstract Title: Take a Piece of Trash, Put it in a Bag: Spatial and Temporal Trends from Ten Years of the Clean Your Streams Event (1995-2006) in the Lower Maumee Watershed, Ohio Session Description: This session will consist of paper presentations focusing on the application of GIS and remote sensing to address varied water resource issues in urban areas. Topics could include: water quality assessment, storm water management, hydrographic modeling, water management, surface runoff studies, wetland and riparian evaluations, environmental monitoring, data management, spatial data analysis, information management, water policy and planning implications.

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