Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Patterns Observed by Nationally Assessing 303(d) Waters In or Near National Forest Lands
pp. 1-10(10)
Authors: Norton, Douglas J.; Abdelmajid, Naser; Mann, Seth; Knopp, Christopher

Forward West: The Forested Watersheds At-risk Decision Support Tool for the Western Us
pp. 11-23(13)
Authors: Atkinson, R. Dwight; Cooter, Bill; Waring, Tyler; Parks, Aaron

Developing Water Quality Criteria for Suspended and Bedded Sediments - Illustrative Example Application
pp. 24-45(22)
Authors: Paul, John F.; Cormier, Susan M.; Berry, Walter; Kaufmann, Phil; Spehar, Robert; Norton, Douglas; Cantilli, Robert; Stevens, Rick; Swietlik, William; Jessup, Ben

Colville River Fecal Coliform Tmdl: a Look at Advisory Group Negotiation
pp. 46-54(9)
Author: Baldwin, Karin

Developing Effective Stakeholder Based Total Maximum Daily Loads for Multiple Pollutants
pp. 55-63(9)
Author: Minton, Chris

A Third Party Tmdl for the East Fork Little Miami River
pp. 64-80(17)
Authors: McMullen, Dennis M.; Kratt, Kevin

When TMDLs and Human History Collide
pp. 81-95(15)
Authors: Brown, Robert; Roberts, Gene; Baus, Jennifer

City of Klamath Falls, Oregon Proactive Involvement to Influence Klamath River Tmdl Allocation and Implementation
pp. 96-101(6)
Authors: Johanson, Leah; Henninger, Daniel; Duran, Sabre; Willrett, Mark

Water Supply Challenges and Tmdl Development in the Santa Margarita River Watershed
pp. 102-111(10)
Authors: Steele, William; Rowan, Nicole

Collaborative Water Quality Solutions: Exploring Use Attainability Analyses
pp. 112-121(10)
Authors: McMillin, William E.; Dupuis, Thomas V.; Stewart, Margaret; Dunn, Alexandra

Factors for Success in Developing Use Attainability Analysis
pp. 122-137(16)
Authors: Freedman, Paul L.; Dupuis, Tom; McGovern, Patricia; Terry, Lori; Pepper, Foster

A Combined Use Attainability Analysis and Technology-based Approach to Setting Zinc Standards for Tmdl Compliance
pp. 138-154(17)
Authors: Reeves, Ms. Sarah; Griffith, Lindsay

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Using Wireless Video Cameras to Subcategorize Recreational Use Designations
pp. 155-165(11)
Authors: Moore, Timothy F.; Meyerhoff, Richard D.; Bounds, Daniel G.; Schroeder, Donald J.

Water Quality Indicators and the Risk of Illness in Nonpoint Source Impacted Recreational Waters
pp. 166-192(27)
Authors: Schiff, Kenneth C.; Weisberg, Stephen B.; Colford, John M.

Definition of a Natural Condition Baseline Scenario for the Klamath River of Oregon and California
pp. 193-213(21)
Authors: St. John, Matt; McFadin, Bryan; Leland, David; Turner, Dan; Kirk, Steve; Parker, Andrew

Microorganisms Die-Off Rates in Urban Stormwater Runoff
pp. 214-230(17)
Authors: Selvakumar, Ariamalar; Borst, Michael; Struck, Scott

Wet Weather Integration: a Summary of Benefits and Challenges
pp. 232-237(6)
Authors: Molloy, Jenny; Bradley, Patrick; Sullivan, Michael; Zobrist, Marcus

A National Assessment of Tmdl Effectiveness Monitoring Approaches
pp. 238-249(12)
Authors: Crumpacker, Andrea L.; Schollée, Jennifer E.; Butkus, Steve

The Development of Watershed Scale TMDLS
pp. 250-260(11)
Authors: Haire, Michael S.; Schoen, Mary E.; Shoemaker, Leslie; Vega, Rosaura

Cleaner Water Faster: Parallel Approaches to the TMDL Process
pp. 261-267(7)
Authors: Gray, Donovan; Atkins, Chad

Providing Reasonable Assurance to Prevent TMDLS: The Tampa Bay Experience
pp. 268-284(17)
Authors: Brown, Robert C.; Greening, Holly; Janicki, Anthony

A Decision Support Framework to Facilitate Nitrogen Load Reductions in Long Island Sound (LIS) Watershed
pp. 285-295(11)
Authors: Rangarajan, Sri; Farley, Kevin J.; Tedesco, Mark

The Development of a Nitrogen Control Plan for a Highly Urbanized Tidal Embayment
pp. 296-320(25)
Authors: Isleib, Richard R.P.E.; Fitzpatrick, James J.; Mueller, James

Urban Nutrient Source Characterization For the Newport Bay Nutrient TMDL
pp. 321-346(26)
Authors: Edwards, George; Fortuna, James; Jakubowski, Scott

Navigating the Stillaguamish: Expediting Wwtp Expansion with Ongoing Tmdl Cleanup Plans on a Western Washington River
pp. 347-366(20)
Author: Kelsey, Christopher W.

Nutrient Tmdl for an Urban Lake
pp. 367-377(11)
Authors: Jensen, Paul; Lee, Ka Leung; Herr, Jeffery; Walker, PBS&J; Fitch, Susan

Development and Calibration of Lake Whatcom Water Quality Model
pp. 378-399(22)
Authors: Berger, Chris J.; Wells, Scott A.

Phosphorus Source Assessment and Reduction for Moses Lake
pp. 400-411(12)
Authors: Burgoon, Peter S.; Wakefield, Bruce

The Tmdl Program Results Analysis Project: Matching Results Measures with Program Expectations
pp. 412-427(16)
Authors: Norton, Douglas J.; Atkinson, Dwight; Cabrera-Stagno, Valentina; Cleland, Bruce; Furtak, Sarah; McElhinney, Cary; Monschein, Eric

Tmdl Implementation: Lessons Learned
pp. 428-442(15)
Authors: Benham, Brian; Zeckoski, Rebecca

Developing Effective TMDLs: An Evaluation of the TMDL Process
pp. 443-453(11)
Author: Cabrera-Stagno, Valentina

Category 4b - a Regulatory Alternative to Tmdls
pp. 454-463(10)
Authors: Monschein, Eric; Mann, Laurie

Tmdl Development from the "Bottom Up" - Part IV: Connecting to Storm Water Management Programs
pp. 464-491(28)
Author: Cleland, Bruce

Applying Results Findings: the Recovery Potential Project
pp. 492-506(15)
Authors: Wickham, James D.; Norton, Douglas J.

Updating the Meteorological Database for Basins 4.0
pp. 507-518(12)
Authors: Hummel, Paul R.; Kittle, John L.; Duda, Paul B.; Gray, Mark H.; Kinerson, Russell S.

Watershed and Receiving Water Model Linkage With HSPF: Issues and Example Applications
pp. 519-535(17)
Authors: Donigian, Anthony S.; Bicknell, Brian R.; Love, Jason T.

Role of Watershed and BMP Modeling Tools in Facilitating Watershed Planning, Development of Tmdls, and Formulation of An Implementation Strategy for Pollutant Reduction
pp. 536-549(14)
Authors: Roberts, Dave; Reuter, John; Riverson, John; Parker, Andrew; Shoemaker, Leslie; Craig, John; Sokulsky, Jeremy

Uncertainty Assessment in Watershed-Scale Water Quality Modeling and Management
pp. 550-562(13)
Authors: Keller, A.; Zheng, Yi

Modeling Effects of Channel Complexity and Hyporheic Flow on Stream Temperatures
pp. 563-571(9)
Authors: Berger, Chris J.; Wells, Scott A.

Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis of the QUAL-TX Model to Aid In the Management of the Lower Colorado River, Texas
pp. 572-594(23)
Authors: Benaman, Jennifer; Mugunthan, Pradeep; Opdyke, Daniel; Chen, Emily; Manning, Leah; Fletcher, Steve

Dealing with Temperature Listings on the 303(d) List: Is There a Better Way?
pp. 595-610(16)
Author: Braley, Susan

Net Economic Benefits of Using Ecosystem Restoration to Meet Stream Temperature Objectives
pp. 611-619(9)
Authors: Niemi, Ernie; Lee, Kristin; Raterman, Tatiana

Willamette River Temperature Tmdl and River Model
pp. 620-649(30)
Author: Bloom, James R.

Development of an Approach for Calculating Temperature TMDLs in Northern California
pp. 650-680(31)
Authors: Risler, Palma; Smith, David; King, Amy; Craig, John; Faizullabhoy, Mustafa

Magnitude, Frequency and Duration Relations for Suspended Sediment in Stable ("Reference") Southeastern Streams: Metrics for Linking Suspended Sediment with Aquatic Health
pp. 681-699(19)
Authors: Simon, Andrew; Klimetz, Lauren

Stream Stormwater TMDL Development in Maine using Stressor Identification and Impervious Cover Analysis
pp. 700-708(9)
Authors: Evers, Melissa; Meidel, Susanne

Innovative Approaches to Temperature Tmdl Implementation in The Umatilla River Basin
pp. 709-723(15)
Author: Van Meter, Preston

Minimizing the Costs Associated with Implementing TMDL Allocations
pp. 724-733(10)
Authors: Marano, John J.; Mehlhoff, Sue; Stewart, Jeffrey; Baginski, Tom

Implementing Multi-faceted Strategies for Phased TMAL at Cherry Creek Reservoir, Colorado
pp. 734-744(11)
Author: Wind, Michelle M.

Northwest Georgia Water Partnership A Regional Approach to Water Quality Management and TMDL Implementation
pp. 745-755(11)
Authors: Tanner, Margaret; Kinnard, Tanya .; Reifenberger, Trish; Sample, David

Should "daily" Mean "daily" in TMDL
pp. 756-765(10)
Author: Smith, Brooks M.

Adaptive Management: Developing Staged TMDL Implementation in Rapidly Urbanizing Watersheds
pp. 766-792(27)
Authors: Bell, Johanna M.; Doran, Sherrill; Finch, Robbin; Dupuis, Tom

Bacteria TMDLS: Overlaying Water Quality, Hydrology and Corrective Measures on Stream Recreation
pp. 793-810(18)
Authors: Stiles, Thomas C.; Tate, Michael B.

A Simplified Approach for Determining Bacterial TMDLS in Tidal Systems
pp. 811-840(30)
Authors: Quadrini, James D.; Haffey, Samual; Rhea, James; Stecker, Kathy

Application of Load Allocation Tools for the Development Of Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLS) for Bacteria in Texas: Comparison Between Empirical and Dynamic Modelling Approaches
pp. 841-858(18)
Author: Sullivan, J. Andrew

Bacterial Stressors: What Value Should Be Given to Stormwater Bmps Such As Retention Ponds and Constructed Wetlands During Tmdl Development
pp. 859-884(26)
Authors: Struck, Scott D.; Selvakumar, Ariamalar; Borst, Michael

Tracking and Investigating Microbial Sources in Gainesville's Urban Creeks
pp. 885-914(30)
Authors: Griffin, Mitchell L.; Goodman, Brett; Hutton, Rick; Griffin, Mitchell; Klein, Martha; Dunn, Bill; Ptak, Tim

Load Estimates, Modeling and Allocations for Bacteria Tmdl Development
pp. 915-930(16)
Authors: Petersen, Tina M.; Rifai, Hanadi S.; Villarreal, Gian

Fecal Source Tracking Using Human Toolkits Based on Library-independent Chemical and Microbial Markers
pp. 931-945(15)
Authors: Bambic, Dustin; Wuertz, Stefan; Ban, Michael

Sustain - an Epa Bmp Process and Placement Tool for Urban Watersheds
pp. 946-968(23)
Authors: Lai, Fu-Hsiung; Dai, Ting; Zhen, Jenny; Riverson, John; Alvi, Khalid; Shoemaker, Leslie

Evaluation of Retention Pond and Constructed Wetland BMPs for Treating Particulate-bound Heavy Metals in Urban Stormwater Runoff
pp. 969-990(22)
Authors: Muthukrishnan, Swarna; Selvakumar, Ariamalar

Effects of Stream Restoration on In-stream Water Quality in an Urban Watershed
pp. 991-1002(12)
Authors: Selvakumar, Ariamalar; Struck, Scott D.; O'Connor, Thomas; Estornell, Paula

Stormwater and Aquatic Life: Making the Connection Between Impervious Cover and Aquatic Life Impairments for TMDL Development in Connecticut Streams
pp. 1003-1018(16)
Author: Bellucci, Christopher

Examining the Relationship Between Wet Weather and Fecal Contamination in a North Carolina Estuary
pp. 1019-1031(13)
Authors: Coulliette, Angela D.; Gronewold, Andrew D.; Money, Eric S.; Serre, Marc L.; Noble, Rachel T.

Pollutant-specific Tmdls: Developing a Bayesian Network Model for Supporting Fecal Coliform TMDL Assessments
pp. 1032-1041(10)
Authors: Gronewold, Andrew D.; Coulliette, Angela D.; Noble, Rachel T.; Wolpert, Robert L.; Reckhow, Kenneth H.

Tmdl Development in a Biologically Impaired Stream
pp. 1042-1055(14)
Authors: Benelmouffok, Djamel E.; El-Farhan, Raed; Michaelis, Bjoern; Dickinson, Laura; Lee, Brian; Schneider, Jutta; Hill, Jason

Incorporating Shellfish Bed Restoration into a Nitrogen TMDL Implementation Plan
pp. 1056-1068(13)
Author: Golen, Richard F.

Quantifying the Impacts of Instream Macrophytes on Nutrient Assimilation in a Southern California Stream: Implications for TMDLS
pp. 1069-1091(23)
Author: Cox, T.J.

Simulating Algal Interactions and Eutrophication Dynamics in Development of the Clear Lake Nutrient TMDL, California
pp. 1092-1108(17)
Author: von Loewe, Peter

Scientific Studies Supporting Development of A Dissolved Oxygen TMDL
pp. 1109-1124(16)
Author: Stringfellow, William T.

Using Multivariate Trophic State Index Tool for Establishing Nutrient Target in Iowa's Lake TMDL
pp. 1125-1138(14)
Authors: Zhang, Harry X.; Sauer, Gretchen M.; Generaux, Jack; Van Gorp, Chris

Optimal TMDL Allocations: Incorporating Costs into TMDL Calculations for Complex Urban Watersheds
pp. 1139-1151(13)
Authors: Tufail, Mohammad; Ormsbee, Lindell E.; Wre, D.

Development of Total Loading Management Objectives for the City of Edmonton
pp. 1152-1196(45)
Authors: Bechtold, J.P.; Gyurek, Lyndon; Wang, Mike; Mackenzie, Ian

The Northeast Avgwlf: A Watershed Scale Model to Predict Sediment and Nutrient Transport
pp. 1197-1207(11)
Author: Weidman, Rebecca

Optimization of Wetland Restoration in Relation To Tmdl Compliance Using Mathematical Models
pp. 1208-1217(10)
Author: Andersen, Mikkel Bugge

Linking Nutrient Sources to Extreme Dissolved Oxygen, Ammonia Toxicity, Algae and Ph Impairments for an Impounded Reach Using A Hydro-dynamic Water Quality Model
pp. 1218-1232(15)
Authors: Turner, Daniel; Parker, Andrew; Zou, Rui; Faizullabhoy, Mustafa

Perspectives on Developing and Implementing the Willamette River Mercury TMDL
pp. 1233-1256(24)
Authors: MacDonald, Anne; Dean, J. David; Jett, Marney

Mercury, Restoration and Management in Tidal Wetlands of the San Francisco Estuary: an Ecosystem Approach to TMDL Implementation
pp. 1257-1286(30)
Authors: Lebednik, Phillip A.; Grattan, John; Martos, Pablo R.; Zawislanski,

Knowledge is Power: Options for Improving Mercury TMDLS
pp. 1287-1295(9)
Authors: Leonard, Dennis; Smith, Brooks M.

Applicability and Lessons Learned from Using the Load Duration Curve Method to Develop TMDLS for Hardness-dependent Metals
pp. 1296-1310(15)
Authors: Chen, Joy C.; Chartrand, Allan B.; Generaux, Jack D.; Stiles, Tom C.

Determining a Site-specific Objective and Tmdl for Copper in a Historical Mining District, Arizona
pp. 1311-1325(15)
Authors: Olsen, Gregory S.; Bell, Clifton

Development of a Linked Watershed and Receiving Water Modeling System of Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors for TMDL Development
pp. 1326-1346(21)
Authors: Craig, John; Hamrick, John; King, Amy; Carter, Stephen; Kozelka, Peter; Nye, L.B.

Metals and Runoff in Turkey Creek—a TMDL Study of a Mining Area in Northern Arizona
pp. 1347-1368(22)
Authors: Jensen, Paul; Lee, Ka-Leung