Day/Date Session # Session Title Abstract Title Last Name First Name email
Tuesday, July 24 1.2 Hazards Planning and Policy I Mitigating the Hazards that Result from Inaction Pauley Patrick pauleyp@unce.unr.edu
Tuesday, July 24 2.3 Salinity and Metals Management Well Design Criteria Providing Reduced Concentrations of Naturally Occurring Arsenic and Uranium Guilbert Michael mguilbert@ppeng.com
Tuesday, July 24 3.1 Waterbourne Diseases Waterborne Diseases: Linking public health and watershed data Dorner Sarah sdorner@tei.umass.edu
Tuesday, July 24 3.3 Waterbourne Diseases Mortality Risk Perception and Willingness to Pay for Reductions of Arsenic in Drinking Water Stoddard Kati kireland@tamu.edu
Tuesday, July 24 3.4 Waterbourne Diseases The Impact of Rural Water Supply Systems on Property Values Shultz Steven sshultz@mail.unomaha.edu
Tuesday, July 24 5.3 Flood and Drought Frequency Baseflow Prediction for Mitigating for Flow Uncertainty Boggs Kevin Kevin.Boggs@ch2m.com
Tuesday, July 24 7.1 Water and Land Markets and Values Building Behind Levees: Public Policy and Housing Prices in the Flood Zone Hanak Ellen hanak@ppic.org
Tuesday, July 24 7.2 Water and Land Markets and Values Effect of Groundwater Availability on Land Values Taylor Robert robert.taylor@sbcglobal.net
Wednesday, July 25 7.3 Escaping Resssponsibility for Floods Landowner Compensation for Temporary Water Storage to Mitigate Flooding Shultz Steven sshultz@mail.unomaha.edu
Tuesday, July 24 8.1 Great Plains Water Hazards Economic Analyses of Irrigation Delivery Systems in the Northern Texas High Plains Adusumilli Naveen chandra_029@yahoo.co.in
Tuesday, July 24 8.3 Great Plains Water Hazards Biofuels: An Emerging Hazard for Water Resources Supalla Raymond rsupalla1@unl.edu
Tuesday, July 24 9.3 Ecosystem Hazards and Services Designing a System that Helps Agriculture While Protecting a Critical Drinking Water Source  Morgenstern Karl karl.morgenstern@eweb.eugene.or.us
Wednesday, July 25 10.4 Coastal Hazards Coastal Planning After Katrina: Experiences on the Mississippi Gulf Coast Cathcart Thomas tc@abe.msstate.edu
Wednesday, July 25 12.2 Water Quality Management Implementing an Agricultural Chemical Removal Project to Protect Water Quality Toth Nancy nancy.toth@eweb.eugene.or.us
Wednesday, July 25 13.3 Integrated Regional Water Management Hazards from water management works in Tarnave river basin, Romania Voda Mihai mmvoda@yahoo.com
Wednesday, July 25 14.1 Flood and Flow Forecasting Development of a Low Flow Early Warning System for the National Weather Service Knutson Cody cknutson1@unl.edu
Wednesday, July 25 16.4 Flood Responses and Planning The Next Step in Central Valley Flood Management: Connecting Costs and Benefits Madani Kaveh kmadani@ucdavis.edu
Wednesday, July 25 17.1 Risk Analysis and Insurance Tolerability Of Risk For Dams And Levees Bowles David David.Bowles@usu.edu
Wednesday, July 25 17.2 Risk Analysis and Insurance A Risk Analysis of Risk Analysis Lund Jay jrlund@ucdavis.edu
Thursday, July 26 19.1 Climate Change Hazards and Adaptations U.S. Water Resources Management under the Uncertainty of Climate Change Stroup Laura StroupL@mailbox.sc.edu
Thursday, July 26 19.2 Climate Change Hazards and Adaptations Impact of Soil Moisture under Climate Change on Crop Yield - A Case Study of Rainfed Corn in Central Illinois  Cai Ximing xmcai@uiuc.edu
Thursday, July 26 19.4 Climate Change Hazards and Adaptations Drought, Climate Change, and Colorado's Policy Discussion: Participation or Procrastination? Wiener John John.Wiener@Colorado.edu
Thursday, July 26 20.2 Arid Region Water Management Mitigating Water Shortages in a Multiple Risk Environment Robinson John jrcr@tamu.edu
Tuesday, July 24 PL 1.2 Plenary 1 National Hazards Policy Perspective Legal Hazards to Efficient Water Allocation Howe Charles Charles.Howe@Colorado.edu