Hydrology and Water Resources in Arizona and the Southwest, Volume 1 (1971)

Complete issue of the Proceedings of the 1971 Meetings of the Arizona Section - American Water Resources Assn. and the Hydrology Section - Arizona Academy of Science - April 22-23, 1971, Tempe, ArizonaAugmenting Annual Runoff Records Using Tree-Ring Data; Regional Differences in Runoff-Producing Thunderstorms Rainfall in the Southwest; Uncertainties in Digital-Computer Modeling of Ground-Water Basins; Sulfuric Acid: Its Potential for Improving Irrigation Water Quality; Nitrogen Balance for a 23-Square Mile Minnesota Watershed; Seasonal Effects on Soil Drying After Irrigation; Hydrologic Effects of Soil Surface Micro-Flora; Effects of Fire on Water Infiltration Rates in a Ponderosa Pine Stand; The Use of a Realistic Rainfall Simulator to Determine Relative Infiltration Rates of Contributing Watersheds to the Lower Gila Below Painted Rock Dam; Mulching Techniques for Arid Lands Vegetable Production; Field Measurements of Soil-Water Content and Soil-Water Pressure; Conditional Streamflow Probabilities; A Stochastic Analysis of Flows on Rillitto Creek; The Use of Chemical Hydrographs in Groundwater Quality Studies; Renovating Sewage Effluent by Ground-Water Recharge; Recharging the Ogallala Formation Using Shallow Holes; Management of Artificial Recharge Wells for Groundwater Quality Control; The Occurrence of Thermal Groundwater in the Basin and Range Province of Arizona; Progress in Developing Forest Management Guidelines for Increasing Snowpack Water Yields; Optimal Utilization of Playa Lake Water in Irrigation; Collective Utility: A Systems Approach for the Utilization of Water Resources; Comparison of Water Pricing Structures from a Collective Utility Viewpoint; Tree-Ring Dating of Colorado River Driftwood in the Grand Canyon; Physiographic Limitations Upon the Use of Southwestern Rivers; Use and Abuse of Southwestern Rivers: The Desert Farmer; Use and Abuse of Southwestern Rivers: The Pueblo Dweller; Use and Abuse of Southwestern Rivers: Historic Man - The Spaniard; Use and Abuse of Southwestern Rivers: Historic Man - The Anglo; Politics and the Colorado RiverThis issue is part of the Hydrology and Water Resources in Arizona and the Southwest collections. Digital access to this material is made possible by the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science and the University of Arizona Libraries. For more information about items in this collection, contact anashydrology@gmail.com