Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Model Performance - How Good is Good Enough in the Regulatory Environment
pp. 1-11(11)
Author: Wool, Tim A.

Evaluation and Performance Assessment of Watershed Models
pp. 12-45(34)
Authors: Donigian, A.S.; Imhoff, J.C.

Assessing Skill of Eutrophication Models for Water Quality Managers
pp. 46-71(26)
Author: Fitzpatrick, James J.

Blazing the Trails: Towards Illinois' First Point-Source Expansion in an Urbanized Watershed with a TMDL in Implementation
pp. 72-83(12)
Authors: Zehner, Steven G.; Hajda, Pavel; Fischer, Carl F.

A Transition from Mere Regulation to Watershed Management: A Municipal Perspective on TMDL Implementation
pp. 84-104(21)
Authors: Stolte, Matthew; Hixon, Lee; Schirmer, Adele P.; Nicholson, Terry; Smith, Katherine

Third-Party Nutrient TMDL Review and Revision for the Truckee River, Nevada
pp. 105-121(17)
Authors: Weintraub, Laura H. Z.; Ceppos, Dave; Freedman, Paul L.; Dilks, David W.; Dennis, Greg

Approaches to Defining TMDL Margins of Safety
pp. 122-136(15)
Authors: Crumpacker, Andrea L.; Butkus, Steve

Phased TMDLs - When is the Science Done?
pp. 137-147(11)
Authors: Vlier, Julie A.; Sandquist, Ronda L.

TMDL in the Context of Climate Change: Adapting Critical Condition and Uncertainty Analysis in Support of TMDL Development and Implementation
pp. 148-167(20)
Author: Zhang, Harry X.

Declaring Victory: Assessing TMDL Performance in Improving Water Quality and Achieving Standards
pp. 168-175(8)
Author: Stiles, Thomas C.

Overview of Lake Pepin-Upper Mississippi River TMDL
pp. 176-185(10)
Author: Senjem, Norman B.

Site Specific Eutrophication Criteria for Lake Pepin
pp. 186-211(26)
Authors: Wasley, Dennis M.; Heiskary, Steven

Linked Hydrodynamic-Sediment Transport-Water Quality Model for Support of the Upper Mississippi River - Lake Pepin TMDL
pp. 212-231(20)
Authors: DePinto, Joseph V.; Holmberg, Hans; Redder, Todd; Verhamme, Edward; Larson, Wendy; Senjem, Norman J.; Munir, Hafiz

Minnesota River TMDL Model: Representation of Sediment Sources and Controls
pp. 232-260(29)
Authors: Butcher, Jonathan; Regan, Charles; Gunderson, Larry; Munir, Hafiz

Confluence: Pooling Resources to Monitor and Model the Lower Minnesota River
pp. 261-288(28)
Author: Larson, Catherine E.

Bringing Changes to Agriculture Through Applied Performance-Based Analysis
pp. 289-295(7)
Author: Legvold, David A.

The Role of Stakeholder-Funded Microbial Source Tracking Studies in Bacteria TMDL Development
pp. 296-306(11)
Authors: Bambic, Dustin G.; Wuertz, Stefan

Application of the Bacteria Decision-Support Tool in the Hillsborough River Watershed
pp. 307-328(22)
Authors: Wapnick, Cheryl M.; Harwood, Valerie J.; Singleton, Tom; Morrison, Gerold; Staley, Christopher; Staley, Zachery R.

Prioritization of Bacterial Indicator TMDL Compliance Activities in the Middle Santa Ana River Watershed in Southern California
pp. 329-343(15)
Authors: Wolosoff, Steven; Meyerhoff, Richard; Moore, Tim; Lo, Thomas

Water Quality Indicators and the Risk of Illness in Nonpoint Source Impacted Recreational Waters
pp. 344-370(27)
Authors: Schiff, Kenneth C.; Weisberg, Stephen B.; Colford, John M.

Bacteria TMDLs for Lakes: A Proposed Methodology to a Challenging Endeavor
pp. 371-393(23)
Author: Ikenberry, Charles D.

Collaborative TMDL Approaches - Driving Future Success in TMDL Development
pp. 394-400(7)
Authors: Roberts, Gretel; Kolb, Ruth; Morisako, Beverly

Bacteria Water Quality in Dickinson Bayou
pp. 401-421(21)
Authors: Petersen, Tina; Rifai, Hanadi S.; Grecho, Lisa; Miranda, Roger

A Watershed Modeling Framework for Military Installations: A Preliminary Approach and Baseline Model Results
pp. 422-440(19)
Authors: Donigian, Anthony S.; Imhoff, John C.; Mishra, Anurag; Deliman, Patrick N.; Regan, Eileen C.

Leveraging an Open Framework for Expanded Modeling Capabilities in BASINS 4.0
pp. 441-450(10)
Authors: Duda, Paul B.; Kittle, John L.; Hummel, Paul R.; Gray, Mark H.; Carleton, James N.

Enhancements in Model Development to Meet the Demands of the TMDL Program
pp. 451-465(15)
Author: Wool, Tim A.

New “Visual” Tools for Load Allocation Analyses: Using STELLA Software for Water Quality Accounting
pp. 466-470(5)
Authors: Siemens, Kimberly O.; Westphal, Kirk S.; Bounds, Daniel G.

Lesson's Learned in Implementing the Lake Champlain Phosphorus TMDL
pp. 471-479(9)
Author: Moore, Julia S.

Linking TMDLs and NPDES-Permitted Stormwater: Minnesota's Experience
pp. 480-498(19)
Authors: Trojan, Michael; Plevan, Andrea

Coordinated Stakeholder Implementation of Multiple TMDLs in Ventura County, California
pp. 499-519(21)
Authors: Desai, Ashli; Minton, Chris; Coyne, Kevin

Handbook for Developing Watershed TMDLs
pp. 520-548(29)
Authors: Haire, Michael; Vega, Rosaura; Koenig, Jessica; Rafi, Teresa

Development of a Watershed TMDL for the Lower Fox River Basin and Green Bay Area of Concern
pp. 549-562(14)
Authors: Maraldo, Dean; Richmond, Nicole; Blake, Laura

Monitoring and Assessing Watershed Contributions of Sediment and Phosphorus to the Lower Fox River Basin and Green Bay, Wisconsin
pp. 563-569(7)
Authors: Baumgart, Paul; Blake, Laura J.

Watershed-Level Optimization of BMP Selection for Cost-Effective Pollutant Load Reduction in the Lower Fox River Basin and Green Bay, Wisconsin
pp. 570-599(30)
Authors: Blake, Laura J.; Godfrey, Corey

Quantifying Urban Stormwater Pollutant Loads and Management Costs Within the Lower Fox River Basin
pp. 600-605(6)
Authors: Bachhuber, James A.; Mattfield, Kelly

Using Social Indicators to Identify Challenges and Opportunities facing the Implementation of TMDL Reducing Agricultural BMPs
pp. 606-612(7)
Authors: Genskow, Kenneth; Smail, Robert

Impaired Biota: Assessing Landscape Linkages to In-Stream Biota
pp. 613-632(20)
Authors: Laing, Kimberly; Magner, Joseph; Jasperson, Jeffrey; Felix, Annie; Sandberg, John; Stroom, Kevin

Developing a Turbidity TMDL for a Hydrologically Complex Tributary to the Mississippi River
pp. 633-643(11)
Authors: Watkins, Justin; Bai, Sen; Butcher, Jonathan; Kratt, Kevin

Challenges of Fish Consumption-Based TMDLs
pp. 644-655(12)
Authors: Lamoureux, Elizabeth M.; Connolly, John; Chiavelli, Deborah

Transport and Fate Model for PCB Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) in the Potomac River Estuary
pp. 656-675(20)
Authors: Bierman, Victor J.; Hinz, Scott C.; Rucinski, Daniel K.; Haywood, Carlton; Buchanan, Claire; Nagel, Andrea

The Nitrogen and Selenium Management Program: An Alternative Management Framework to Address a Bioaccumulative Pollutant in an Urbanized Southern California Watershed
pp. 676-699(24)
Authors: Cowan, Karen; Ashby, Karen; Reeder, Terri

An Integrated Watershed Approach to TMDLs - Case Study of Chollas Creek TMDL Implementation Process
pp. 700-718(19)
Authors: Kleis, Andrew; Pohl, David H.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Approach to Developing Site-Specific Water Quality Standards for Pollutants and Nutrients
pp. 719-720(2)
Author: Howard, Markus

Development of Site-Specific Water Quality Standards for the Murderkill River
pp. 721-733(13)
Authors: Thuman, Andrew J.; Guha, Biswarup; Rugabandana, Ruta; Mirsajadi, Hassan

Developing Numeric Nutrient Criteria: Influence of TMDLs
pp. 734-744(11)
Author: Darby, Elaine B.

Assessment of Conditional Probability Analysis for the Derivation of Nutrient Water Quality Standards
pp. 745-760(16)
Authors: Hall, William T.; Hall, John C.

Critical Assessment of EPA's Weight-of-Evidence Approach to Nutrient Criteria Development
pp. 761-777(17)
Authors: Hall, William T.; Hall, John C.

Category 4b - Current National Status and Trends
pp. 778-801(24)
Authors: Monschein, Eric; Reems, Shera

Category 4b Demonstration for Point Source Impaired Waters and the Permit in Lieu of a Total Maximum Daily Load Process for the State of Missouri
pp. 802-810(9)
Authors: Adkins, Tabatha; Monschein, Eric

Category 4b Demonstration for Petroleum Hydrocarbon Impaired Waters in the Kenai River, Alaska
pp. 811-820(10)
Authors: Stevens, Tim; Gilder, Cindy; Walsh, Donna

Category 4b Demonstration for Pathogen Impaired Tributaries to Puget Sound in Kitsap County, Washington
pp. 821-829(9)
Authors: Bresler, Helen; Mann, Laurie; Monschein, Eric

Category 4b Demonstration for Atrazine Impaired Waters in the Little Arkansas River Subbasin, Kansas
pp. 830-844(15)
Authors: Flynn, Trevor; Stiles, Tom; Perkins, Bruce; Monschein, Eric

Integrating Categorical and Real-Time Monitoring Data to Optimally Model Water Quality for Waterbasins and Beyond
pp. 845-857(13)
Authors: Roehl, Edwin A.; Cook, John B.; Conrads, Paul A.

TMDL Model Development for the Upper Kissimmee and Lake Istokpoga Basins
pp. 858-887(30)
Authors: Wagner, Richard; Lu, Silong; Schmidt, Michael; Rivera, Lena

Using Linked Models for Basin Management: Challenges and Opportunities
pp. 888-905(18)
Authors: Chen, Emily; Zahakos, Harry; Patek, James

TMDL Modeling Approach for a Hydro-Modified River Where Numeric and Natural Conditions Criteria Apply: Klamath River Case Study
pp. 906-918(13)
Authors: Parker, Andrew; Zou, Rui; Faizullabhoy, Mustafa

Watershed Modeling of Copper Runoff to San Francisco Bay from Brake Pad Wear Debris
pp. 919-931(13)
Authors: Donigian, Anthony S.; Bicknell, Brian R.; Rosselot, Kirsten Sinclair

Evaluation of BMP Effectiveness in Southern California Using an HSPF Water Quality Model
pp. 932-954(23)
Authors: Villarreal, Gian; Apt, Daniel; Candaele, Remi; Duttargi, Shilpa

How Can Site Specific Objectives (SSOs) Aid in TMDL Compliance?
pp. 955-971(17)
Author: Minton, Chris

Evaluating the Implications of End-of-Pipe Effluent Limits for Achieving Site-Specific Instream Water Quality Criteria: An Example From Wisconsin
pp. 972-983(12)
Author: McLaughlin, Douglas B.

A New Approach to Water Quality Objectives: Development of a Tissue-Based Site-Specific Objective for a Bioaccumulative Pollutant
pp. 984-1006(23)
Authors: Cowan, Karen; Byron, Earl; Luoma, Samuel; Presser, Theresa; Santolo, Gary; Ohlendorf, Harry

A Unique Use Attainability Analysis Incorporating Collaboration and Predictive Tools
pp. 1007-1019(13)
Authors: Gruber, David; Rasnake, William J.; Mohn, Keith

Exploring Tiered Aquatic Life Use in Southern California
pp. 1020-1030(11)
Authors: Schiff, Kenneth C.; Diamond, Jerry

Invasive Species and the TMDL Program
pp. 1031-1058(28)
Authors: Ruf, Christine; Schempp, Adam; Reems, Shera; Fowler, Jamie

Using Chlorophyll-a as a Surrogate for pH in Lake Eutrophication TMDLs: A Simplified Approach
pp. 1059-1072(14)
Author: Ikenberry, Charles D.

The Complexities of Developing Excess Nutrient TMDLs for Shallow Lakes
pp. 1073-1098(26)
Authors: Bischoff, Joe; Ramstack, Joy; Strom, Jeff; Madejczyk, Jeff; Edlund, Mark; Williamson, Jeremy; Shinneman, Avery Cook

Whole Lake Oxygen Dynamic Studies: A Prelude to Engineering Controls of Internal Phosphorus Loading
pp. 1099-1115(17)
Authors: Austin, David; Carroll, Jason; Alkons-Wolinsky, Ruth; Scharf, Roger; Mericas, Dean; Enochs, Mark; Hicks, Dell; Murphy, Phil

Decade-Long Journey to Success: Bridging Implementation with TMDL Development for Muddy Creek Watershed in Virginia
pp. 1116-1128(13)
Author: Zhang, Harry X.

Setting up a TMDL for the Jordan River-The Role of Sediment Oxygen Demand and Nutrient Flux
pp. 1129-1142(14)
Authors: Tahir, Suzan; Datta, Tania; Goel, Ramesh; Harris, James

Evolution and Natural Selection in Nutrient TMDL Development
pp. 1143-1166(24)
Authors: Hall, William T.; Hall, John C.

Using TMDLs to Guide Storm Water Management in Minnehaha Creek
pp. 1167-1192(26)
Authors: Wyatt, Mike; Kale, Nat; Zadak, Chris; Cleland, Bruce

Microbiological Water Quality at Non-Human Impacted Reference Beaches in Southern California During wet Weather
pp. 1193-1212(20)
Authors: Griffith, John F.; Schiff, Kenneth C.; Lyon, Gregory S.; Fuhrman, Jed A.

Integrating Geomorphologic Field Assessment and Watershed Modeling for a Turbidity TMDL
pp. 1213-1225(13)
Authors: Naperala, Troy R.; Jacobson, Brian A.; Cazanacli, Dan; Sinha, Sanjiv

Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) to Stormwater Permits Handbook
pp. 1226-1255(30)
Authors: Ruf, Christine; Maraldo, Dean; Martinez, Menchu; Fowler, Jamie; Newport, Bob; Faulk, Jack; DuBay, Kellie; Koenig, Jessica

TMDL Development from the “Bottom Up” - Part V: Pilot Efforts to Strengthen Storm Water BMP Implementation in the Upper Midwest
pp. 1256-1285(30)
Authors: Cleland, Bruce; Maraldo, Dean; Newport, Bob

Evaluation of Runoff Volume Nondegradation Standard
pp. 1286-1307(22)
Authors: Wilson, Greg; Barnes, Brandon; Nelson, Paul

Sampling TMDL Implementation Rates and Patterns in the North Central US
pp. 1308-1318(11)
Authors: Norton, Douglas J.; Olsen, Anthony R.; Kratt, Kevin; Hansen, Elizabeth; Hughes, Ian; Abdelmajid, Naser

State Approaches and Needs for Measuring, Tracking, and Reporting on Water Quality Improvements
pp. 1356-1368(13)
Authors: Blake, Laura J.; Mann, Laurie