Hydrology and Water Resources in Arizona and the Southwest, Volume 10 (1980)

Complete issue of the Proceedings of the 1980 Meetings of the Arizona Section - American Water Resources Assn. and the Hydrology Section - Arizona - Nevada Academy of Science - April 11-12, 1980, Las Vegas, NevadaImpacts of a New Water Resources Management Plan for Tucson, Arizona; The Northwest Area Water Plan - Tucson, Arizona; Hydraulic Modeling for Capital Improvements Planning; Water-Awareness in Tucson, Arizona: A Case Study; Changes in Water Rates and Water Consumption in Tucson, 1974 to 1978; A Multi-Objective Approach to River Basin Planning; Irrigation Management and Water Policy: Opportunities to Conserve Water in Arizona; Evaluating and Displaying Watershed Tradeoffs for Management; Socio-Economic Impacts of the Safe Drinking Water Act on Arizona's Water Systems; Factors to Consider in Drafting Standards to Protect Groundwaters in Arizona; Water Quality Analyses of the Colorado River Corridor of Grand Canyon; Prediction of the Chemical Quality of Streamflow by an Interactive Computer Model; Origin, Development, and Chemical Character of a Perched Water Zone, Harquahala Valley, Arizona; Seasonal and Spatial Trends of Ephemeral Flow in the Tucson Basin: Implications for Ground Water Recharge; Intermittent Flow Events - Salinity Loading Relationships in the Lower Colorado River Basin, Southern Nevada; Snowpack Dynamics in Arizona's Aspen Forests; Snow Interception as Influenced by Forest Canopy Variables; Exploration for Saltwater Supply for Shrimp Aquaculture, Puerto Penasco, Sonora, Mexico; Well-Field Design Criteria for Coastal Seawater Development; Wax Water-Harvesting Treatment Improved with Antistripping Agent and Soil Stabilizer; The Mound and Valley Water Harvesting System: A Potential Mine Reclamation Alternative; Water Harvesting: Soil/Water Impacts of Salt Treatment; Water Impoundment Applications for SBR/Asphalt Membrane Systems; Use of Radar as a Supplement to Raingage Networks; Groundwater Exploration in Northeastern Arizona Using Landsat Imagery; Estimating Transmission Losses in Ephemeral Stream Channels; Computerized Depth Interval Determination of Groundwater Characteristics from Well Driller Logs; Three-Dimensional Velocity Log in Groundwater; Application of the USLE to Southwestern Rangelands; An Evaluation of Snowmelt Lysimeters in an Arizona Mixed Conifer Stands; Error Analysis of Evapotranspiration Measurements; Quantification Methods Developed in Conjunction with the Water Use Inventory on BLM Administered Lands in Arizona; The Importance of Arizona's Wetlands; Infiltration Response to Surface Plant Cover and Soil Invertebrate Population; Character of Earth Fissure Movement in South-Central Arizona; Hydrologic Evaluation of Topsoiling for Rehabilitating Black Mesa Coal Mine LandsThis 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