Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

NUTRIENT CRITERIA DEVELOPMENT WITH A LINKED MODELING SYSTEM: METHODOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND DEMONSTRATION
pp. 1-25(25)
Authors: Carleton, James N.; Wellman, Marjorie C.; Cocca, Paul A.; Donigian, Anthony S.; Park, Richard A.; Love, Jason T.; Clough, Jonathan S.

FLOW-INTEGRATED LOAD REDUCTION ESTIMATION TECHNIQUE FOR TMDLS
pp. 26-41(16)
Author: Kratzer, Todd W.

MEASURING THE IMPACTS OF EMERGENT MACROPHYTES ON INSTREAM NITROGEN PROCESSING
pp. 42-56(15)
Authors: Cox, T.J.; Rutherford, J.C.

SIX YEARS OF PERSPECTIVE: MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING A NUTRIENT TMDL IN AN URBANIZED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WATERSHED
pp. 57-83(27)
Authors: Hauptly, Karen; Moore, Bruce

AMENDING NUTRIENT TMDLS USING UPDATED INFORMATION
pp. 84-103(20)
Authors: Hall, William T.; Hall, John C.

NONPOINT SOURCE PHOSPHORUS CONTRIBUTION FROM NURSERIES IN THE UPPER COHANSEY WATERSHED, NEW JERSEY
pp. 104-122(19)
Authors: Chowdhury, M.J.; Obropta, C.C.; Strom, P.F.

Overcoming Data Limitations to Establish Nitrate and Ammonia TMDLs for Stone Dam Creek, Arkansas
pp. 123-146(24)
Authors: Benaman, Jennifer; Opdyke, Daniel; Franks, Jessica

Development of Human Health Water Quality Criteria for PCBs for the Delaware Estuary Using the 2000 U.S. EPA Methodology
pp. 147-163(17)
Authors: Fikslin, Thomas J.; Greene, Richard W.; MacGillivray, A. Ronald

A WATERSHED RUNOFF LOADING METHODOLOGY FOR POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS
pp. 164-175(12)
Authors: Smullen, James; Ksyniak, David; Blair, Dennis; Wetherington, Jeffery

DYNAMICS OF PCBS IN THE DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY: EXISTING CONDITIONS AND LOADING REDUCTIONS REQUIRED FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
pp. 176-191(16)
Authors: Bierman, Victor J.; Hinz, Scott C.; Suk, Namsoo S.; Liao, Shih-Long; Yagecic, John R.; Fikslin, Thomas J.

APPLICATION OF THE DQO PROCESS TO THE DELAWARE ESTUARY PCB TMDL PROGRAM
pp. 192-211(20)
Authors: Sandeen, Lawrence R.; Wetherington, Jeffrey D.; Blye, David R.; Sankarmanchi, Rao

Trackdown of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) In a Municipal Sewer System: Pilot Study at the Camden County Municipal Utility Authority (CCMUA)
pp. 212-229(18)
Authors: Belton, Thomas; Stevenson, Edward; Lippincott, Lee; England, Randy; Ruppel, Bruce; Botts, John; Cavallo, Gregory

PCB Waste Minimization Plans: A Key Component for Achieving PCB Load Reductions in the Delaware Estuary
pp. 230-239(10)
Authors: Yagecic, John R.; Tudor, Robert A.; Bush, Pamela

The Role of a Conservative Chemical Model as a Decision Support Tool For a Complex TMDL Process: Case Study for Delaware Estuary
pp. 240-250(11)
Authors: Suk, Namsoo S.; Fikslin, Thomas J.; Hinz, Scott C.

A CRITICAL REVIEW OF BMP MODELS AND GUIDANCE FOR SELECTION
pp. 251-263(13)
Author: Rangarajan, Sri

WATERSHED MODELING WITH IRRIGATION IMPACTS FOR URBAN AND AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS USING HSPF
pp. 264-288(25)
Authors: Donigian, Anthony S.; Love, Jason T.

Evaluation of Long-Term Performance of Best Management Practices in Two Small Watersheds
pp. 289-309(21)
Authors: Arabi, Mazdak; Govindaraju, Rao S.; Hantush, Mohamed M.; Engel, Bernard A.

Calibration and Validation of AnnAGNPS Model in a Watershed in Southern Ontario
pp. 310-322(13)
Authors: Das, S.; Rudra, R. P.; Gharabaghi, B.; Goel, P. K; Gebremskel, S.; Gupta, N.

AVAILABILITY OF WATER QUALITY DATA FOR TMDL DEVELOPMENT
pp. 323-343(21)
Authors: Beebe, John; McLaughlin, Douglas

Application of the Comprehensive Economic and Environmental Optimization Tool (CEEOT) for Evaluating BMPs
pp. 344-374(31)
Authors: Saleh, Ali; Osei, Edward; Gassman, Philip W.; Hauck, Larry M.

TEMPORAL VARIABILITY PATTERNS OF STORMWATER CONCENTRATIONS IN A LARGE URBAN WATERSHED
pp. 375-387(13)
Authors: Tiefenthaler, Liesl L.; Schiff, Kenneth C.

NONPOINT SOURCE MANAGEMENT USING LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT FOR AN INDUSTRIAL SITE
pp. 388-399(12)
Authors: Patwardhan, Avinash S.; Haden, Joel; Jobes, Thomas; Graham, Patrick

Tracing the Cause of Sediment Loads on the Little Lehigh Creek
pp. 400-426(27)
Authors: Maimone, Mark; McMahon, Joe; Parsons, John; Byun, Seung Ah; Ksyniak, Dave

TMDL FOR PESTICIDES IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA URBAN CREEKS
pp. 427-445(19)
Authors: Mumley, Thomas; Johnson, Bill

COST-EFFECTIVE TMDL IMPLEMENTATION AND HYDROLOGY AS A DECISION-AIDING TOOL
pp. 446-457(12)
Authors: Susilo, Ken; Tam, Wing

PROMOTING ADOPTION OF BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES THROUGH THE MASTER FARMER PROGRAM
pp. 458-464(7)
Authors: Mendoza, Carrie Castille; Sanders, Fred

TMDL MODELING OF DELAWARE'S INLAND BAYS
pp. 465-485(21)
Authors: Fichera, Michael J.; Kolluru, Venkat S.; Edinger, J. E.; Mirsajadi, Hassan; DiSanto, Lavinia M.

STATE GOVERNMENT AND STAKEHOLDERS “PERFECT TOGETHER”: THE PASSAIC RIVER BASIN TMDL DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
pp. 486-495(10)
Authors: Cenno, Kimberly A.; Hirst, Barbara

DEVELOPMENT OF A WATERSHED-BASED NUTRIENT TMDL FOR THE NON-TIDAL PASSAIC RIVER BASIN
pp. 496-509(14)
Authors: Cosgrove, James; Wright, Michael; Amidon, Thomas

PHOSPHORUS IN POMPTON LAKE, NEW JERSEY: SITE-SPECIFIC VERSUS GENERIC EVALUATION
pp. 510-523(14)
Authors: Meyers, Mark B.; Reidy, Deirdre; Glaser, David; Al-Ebus, Marzooq; Cenno, Kimberly; Hirst, Barbara

MODELING WATER QUALITY FOR THE NON-TIDAL PASSAIC RIVER SYSTEM
pp. 524-543(20)
Authors: Cerucci, Marcelo; Cosgrove, James; Amidon, Thomas

SOUTHPORT HARBOR HYDRODYNAMIC AND POLLUTANT TRANSPORT MODELING STUDY
pp. 544-573(30)
Authors: Swanson, Craig; Garren, Mary E.; Zhang, Harry X.; Streich, Kelly L.

Fecal Coliform Total Maximum Daily Load for the Upper North Buffalo Creek Watershed City of Greensboro, Guilford County
pp. 574-585(12)
Authors: Murray, Tom; McDaniel, Andy; Phlegar, David; Kebede, Adugna

BEACH OPENINGS: A PHASED ITERATIVE APPROACH TO TMDL IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING
pp. 586-614(29)
Authors: Dekermenjian, Hampik; Jones, David R.; Sedrak, Morad; Kepke, Jacqueline; Hunter, Laura

Developing Bacteria TMDLs Using a Modified Load Duration Curve Approach
pp. 615-633(19)
Authors: Saunders, William; Grippo, April

PREDICTING SOURCES OF FECAL POLLUTION USING FATTY ACID METHYL ESTER (FAME) PROFILING
pp. 634-644(11)
Authors: Haznedaroğlu, Berat Z.; Duran, Metin

INCREMENTAL SUCCESS IN A CULTURALLY UNIQUE WATERSHED
pp. 645-658(14)
Authors: Brent, Robert N.; Lunsford, Charles

DEVELOPMENT OF AN APPROACH FOR CALCULATING TMDLS FOR HABITAT/AQUATIC LIFE IMPAIREMENTS CAUSED BY MULTIPLE URBAN STRESSORS
pp. 659-670(12)
Authors: Saravanapavan, Tham; Voorhees, Mark; Isaac, Russ; Parker, Andrew

CADDIS: A System to Help Investigators Determine the Causes of Biological Impairments in Aquatic Systems
pp. 671-685(15)
Authors: Norton, Susan B.; Cormier, Susan M.; Suter, Glenn W.

INFERRING CAUSES OF BIOLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT IN APPALACHIAN STREAMS: WATERSHED-BASED PROBLEM FORMULATION AND INTEGRATION OF MULTIPLE LINES OF EVIDENCE
pp. 686-694(9)
Authors: Campbell, Patrick; Montali, Dave; Bailey, Jeff; Lowman, Ben; Wirts, John; Ludwig, Jon; Wilkes, Sam; Gerritsen, Jeroen; Zheng, Lei; Boschen, Clint; Burton, June

TOTAL DISSOLVED GAS TMDLS FOR DAMS
pp. 695-701(7)
Author: Pickett, Paul J.

ESTABLISHING A TEMPERATURE DISCHARGE RELATIONSHIP TO ADDRESS TEMPERATURE IMPAIRMENT IN THE PEQUANNOCK RIVER, NEW JERSEY FOR TMDL DEVELOPMENT
pp. 702-716(15)
Authors: Cenno, Kimberly A.; Al-Ebus, Marzooq; Hirst, Barbara; Milligan, Donna; Kratzer, Todd

THE PEQUANNOCK RIVER THERMAL TMDL AND THE NEWARK WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS
pp. 717-742(26)
Authors: Beckers, Charles V.; DeBarros, Anthony

TMDLS ADDRESSING GENERAL STANDARDS AND BENTHIC IMPAIRMENT - EFFECTS OF CHALLENGES TO EPA'S WHOLE EFFLUENT TOXICITY TEST PROCEDURES
pp. 743-748(6)
Author: Sedgley, Richard H.

WALLKILL RIVER BASIN (NY/NJ): WATERSHED PARTNERS, WATERSHED PROGRESS
pp. 749-766(18)
Authors: Sajdak, Nathaniel; Hofer, Ernest; Kehrberger, Patricia M.

QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO INCORPORATING STAKEHOLDER VALUES INTO TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOADS: DOMINQUEZ CHANNEL CASE STUDY
pp. 767-786(20)
Authors: Stewart, Jeffrey; Greene, Gretchen; Smith, Althea; Sicherman, Alan

Cooperative Partnership Between California Regional Water Quality Control Board and Imperial County Farm Bureau Creates Positive Results in TMDL Implementation
pp. 787-793(7)
Authors: Angel, Jose; Ault, Sheila

LOS ANGELES RIVER AND BALLONA CREEK STAKEHOLDER-LED TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOAD (TMDL): A COMPREHENSIVE COLLABORATION FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS AND BEYOND
pp. 794-802(9)
Authors: Boyle, Heather; Jones, Dave; Chen, Donna Toy; Brice, Sheila

NAHB'S TMDL PRIMER: A STAKEHOLDER GUIDE
pp. 803-816(14)
Authors: Morse, Chandler; Parson, Marolyn J.; Asmus, Susan

The Need for Involvement by Drinking Water Utilities in the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Process
pp. 815-831(17)
Authors: Freedman, Paul L.; Larson, Wendy M.; Rosen, Jeffrey S.; Sobrinho, Jose A.H.; Warner, Jennifer I.

QUANTIFYING MODEL UNCERTAINTY FROM ALTERNATE STREAM HYDRAULIC REPRESENTATIONS: A Case Study of the Truckee River
pp. 832-855(24)
Authors: Naperala, T.R.; Azad, M.

NUTRIENT CRITERIA DEVELOPMENT WITH A LINKED MODELING SYSTEM: WATERSHED AND ECOLOGICAL MODEL APPLICATION AND LINKAGE
pp. 856-884(29)
Authors: Donigian, Anthony S.; Love, Jason T.; Clough, Jonathan S.; Park, Richard A.; Carleton, James N.; Cocca, Paul A.; Imhoff, John C.

NUTRIENT CRITERIA DEVELOPMENT WITH A LINKED MODELING SYSTEM: CALIBRATION OF AQUATOX ACROSS A NUTRIENT GRADIENT
pp. 885-902(18)
Authors: Park, Richard A.; Clough, Jonathan S.; Wellman, Marjorie C.; Donigian, Anthony S.

Overview and Discussion of Integrated Watershed Modeling Systems for Use in TMDLs
pp. 903-933(31)
Authors: Slawecki, Tad; Freedman, Paul; Jain, Rajeev; Kittle, Jack; Di Luzio, Mauro; Copp, Roger; DeGolian, Peter; Bottcher, Del; Weintraub, Laura

The Utility of Inductive Models using Artificial Intelligence (AI) Techniques for Water Quality Modeling in a TMDL Framework
pp. 934-954(21)
Authors: Tufail, Mohammad; Ormsbee, Lindell

NEW ENHANCEMENTS AND TMDL TOOLS FOR GENERALIZED WATERSHED LOADING FUNCTIONS (GWLF) MODEL
pp. 955-976(22)
Authors: Dai, Ting; Zhen, Jenny; Chokshi, Mira; Paul, Sabu; Shoemaker, Leslie

IMPLEMENTING WATERBODY/WATERSHED PLANS AND FACILITATING WATER QUALITY STANDARDS REVIEWS FOR URBANIZED WATERBODIES
pp. 977-1001(25)
Authors: McMillin, William E.; St. John, John P.; Kurtz, Warren; Mueller, James G.

DEVELOPMENT OF SITE-SPECIFIC DISSOLVED OXYGEN STANDARDS IN SURFACE WATERS AT DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
pp. 1002-1026(25)
Authors: Meyerhoff, Richard; Barrilleaux, Janell

A TECHNOLOGY-BASED APPROACH TO ZINC TMDL COMPLIANCE FOR MINE DRAINAGE - A LONDON MINE CASE STUDY
pp. 1027-1041(15)
Author: Linenfelser, Bret

TROPHIC DIATOM INDICES (TDI) AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SITE-SPECIFIC NUTRIENT CRITERIA
pp. 1042-1056(15)
Authors: Belton, Thomas J.; Ponader, Karin C.; Charles, Donald F.

DERIVING APPROPRIATE NUTRIENT CRITERIA FOR URBAN STREAMS: TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AND METHOD COMPARISON
pp. 1057-1071(15)
Authors: Zhang, Harry X.; Fillmore, Lauren A.; Kuo, Mary; Henry, Thomas

ACCOUNTING FOR NATURAL POLLUTION IN UTAH'S TMDL PROGRAM
pp. 1072-1080(9)
Author: Adams, Carl

DEVELOPMENT OF USE-BASED CHLOROPHYLL CRITERIA FOR RECREATIONAL USES OF RESERVOIRS
pp. 1081-1093(13)
Author: Glass, Peggy W.

WHAT IS NATURAL DO IN SOUTHEASTERN GEORGIA?
pp. 1094-1103(10)
Authors: Sousa, Gregory D.; Booth, Elizabeth; Moiz, Khurram; Davie, Steven R.

WATERSHED-BASED NPDES PERMITTING WITH A FOCUS ON WET WEATHER INTEGRATION
pp. 1104-1117(14)
Authors: Bradley, Patrick; Valente, Betsy; Sullivan, Michael; Molloy, Jenny

NUTRIENT STANDARDS, POLICIES AND IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES: THE STRUGGLE IN THE STATES
pp. 1118-1139(22)
Author: Smith, Brooks M.

WASTE LOAD ALLOCATION RELATED LIMITS AND OTHER TMDL IMPLEMENTATION PERMITTING ISSUES -- NEW YORK STYLE
pp. 1140-1150(11)
Authors: Ford, Libby; McEwan, Robert S.

TMDLS FOR LOW FLOWS - MANAGING QUANTITY FOR QUALITY
pp. 1151-1154(4)
Author: Pickett, Paul J.

IMPLEMENTING A PLAN TO REMOVE GOWANUS CANAL FROM NEW YORK STATE'S TMDL LIST
pp. 1155-1175(21)
Authors: McMillin, William E.; Moreira, Ana-Maria; Kurtz, Warren; Mueller, James G.

TRANSLATING TMDLs FOR PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS INTO NPDES PERMIT CONDITIONS: AN UNEASY FIT
pp. 1176-1183(8)
Author: Gold, Marc E.

TMDL ADVISORY PANEL TO THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY: ACADEMIC EXPERTISE SUPPORTING REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS
pp. 1184-1191(8)
Authors: Obropta, Christopher C.; Goldfarb, William; Cavazzoni, Jim

THE USE OF A EUTROPHICATION MODEL IN SUPPORT OF A CSO FACILITY PLAN IN JAMAICA BAY, NY
pp. 1192-1218(27)
Authors: Isleib, Richard R.; Fitzpatrick, James J.; Kurtz, Warren; Mueller, James

Completing TMDLs in Coastal Watersheds: Important Considerations
pp. 1219-1248(30)
Authors: Thuman, Andrew J.; Yi, Ying; Li, Honghai; Li, Chenchen; Mirsajadi, Hassan

TMDL Development for the Savannah Harbor Estuary: Problem, Approach, and Tools
pp. 1249-1269(21)
Authors: Davie, Steven; Greenfield, Jim; Anderson, Will; Plis, Yuri

WEF TMDL 2005 CONFERENCE “USE OF ELCOM AND CAEDYM FOR WATER QUALITY SIMULATION IN BOULDER BASIN”
pp. 1270-1296(27)
Authors: Hannoun, Imad; List, E. John; Kavanagh, Kristen Bowman; Chiang, Wen-Li; Ding, Li; Karafa, Douglas; Rackley, Ira

DEVELOPMENT OF HYDRAULIC INPUTS FOR A NUTRIENT TMDL WATER-QUALITY MODEL OF THE NON-TIDAL PASSAIC RIVER BASIN, NEW JERSEY
pp. 1297-1308(12)
Author: Spitz, Frederick J.

A MODELING CASE STUDY: THREE DIMENSIONAL WATER QUALITY MODEL FOR THE CHARLESTON HARBOR SYSTEM
pp. 1309-1324(16)
Authors: Miller, Jamie; Davie, Steven; Rodriguez, Hugo; Lu, Silong; Hamrick, John

ANTIDEGRADATION: THE NEXT BIG THING?
pp. 1325-1331(7)
Authors: Tonning, Barry; Brewer, Kimberly

FEDERAL/STATE (MIS)IMPLEMENTATION OF NARRATIVE CRITERIA BASED TMDLS
pp. 1332-1343(12)
Authors: Hall, John; Hall, William; Cohen, Gary

MAKING A CASE FOR SITE-SPECIFIC, PERFORMANCE-BASED WATER QUALITY STANDARDS FOR PATHOGENS
pp. 1344-1353(10)
Authors: Nemura, Adrienne D.; Holmberg, Hans P.

A UTILITY'S PERSPECTIVE ON DEVELOPING A COPPER TRADING PROGRAM WITHIN A CALIFORNIA WATERSHED
pp. 1354-1374(21)
Author: Schroeter, John H.

A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF WATER QUALITY TRADING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE GREAT MIAMI RIVER WATERSHED, OHIO
pp. 1375-1386(12)
Authors: Kieser, M. S.; Fang, F.; Hall, D. L.; Ott, N. C.; Hippensteel, S. C.

INTEGRATION OF STATEWIDE VOLUNTARY, POINT/NONPOINT SOURCE TRADING PROGRAM INTO CHESAPEAKE BAY NUTRIENTS TMDL PROCESS
pp. 1387-1392(6)
Author: Sedgley, Richard H.

Use of a Dynamic Air Quality Model to Reduce the Uncertainties of Seasonal and Annual Atmospheric Depositions for Mercury TMDLs
pp. 1393-1414(22)
Authors: Lai, Kuo-Liang; Kremer, Janet; Sciarratta, Susan; Atkinson, R. Dwight; Myers, Tom

MODELING SOURCE/LINKAGE ANALYSIS UNCERTAINTY USING SIMULATION AND BAYESIAN NETWORKS FOR A MERCURY TMDL IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
pp. 1415-1433(19)
Authors: Labiosa, William B.; Leckie, James O.; Shachter, Ross; Freyberg, David; Rytuba, James

OVERVIEW OF APPROACHES TO MERCURY TMDLS: CHARTING THE COMPLEX COURSE FROM A FISH DINNER TO A PERMIT LIMIT
pp. 1434-1458(25)
Authors: Staveley, Jane; Fuchsman, Phyllis; Sheffield, Alexander; Weinberg, Nadine

Regional Approach for Mercury TMDLs: Quantifying Atmospheric Deposition for Coastal Louisiana
pp. 1459-1461(3)
Authors: Lane, Willie; Vargas, Mel; Thibodeau, Jack; Patek, Jim

DEVELOPMENT OF A TMDL FOR PCBS IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY
pp. 1462-1484(23)
Authors: Mumley, Thomas; Hetzel, Fred

Legacy Pollutant TMDLs: Oxymoron?
pp. 1485-1495(11)
Authors: Rhea, James R.; Andes, Fred P.; Powers, Erika K.

OFFSET-BASED DECISION SUPPORT MODELS FOR MITIGATING MERCURY SOURCES IN THE CACHE CREEK WATERSHED, NORTH CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
pp. 1496-1516(21)
Authors: Wood, Alexander W.; Bernknopf, Richard; Rytuba, James; Singer, Donald A.; Champion, Richard

DEVELOPMENT OF A HYDRODYNAMIC AND WATER QUALITY MODEL FOR A HYDRO-MODIFIED INTERSTATE SYSTEM TO SUPPORT TMDL DEVELOPMENT: LOST RIVER, OR & CA
pp. 1517-1525(9)
Authors: Parker, Andrew; Zou, Rui; Faizullabhoy, Mustafa; Labuhn, Katherine; Craig, John; Turner, Daniel

MODELED WET WEATHER TRACE METAL LOADS TO BALLONA CREEK, CALIFORNIA
pp. 1526-1541(16)
Authors: Ackerman, Drew; Stein, Eric; Schiff, Ken

Hydrologic Model Development of the Sacramento River Watershed to Support TMDL Development
pp. 1542-1570(29)
Authors: Carter, Stephen; Denton, Debra; Sievers, Mark; Von Loewe, Peter; Craig, John

ALLOCATION MODELING FOR METALS TMDLs IN AN URBAN INDUSTRIALIZED WATERSHED
pp. 1571-1583(13)
Authors: Marano, John J.; Rawls, Patricia A.; Stewart, Jeffrey

DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAKE TAHOE WATERSHED MODEL: INTEGRATING CUSTOMIZED RESEARCH, DATASETS, AND TECHNIQUES
pp. 1584-1599(16)
Authors: Riverson, John; Parker, Andrew; Shoemaker, Leslie; Reuter, John; Roberts, David; Landy, Jacques