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1 ~ SEPTEMBER 18, 2002 |
GENERAL
SESSION
Groundwater as a Component of the Natural Resources Infrastructure |
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Moderators:
Vicki Kretsinger, Luhdorff & Scalmanini and Carl Hauge, CA Department
of Water Resources |
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8:30
- 8:40 am
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Introduction
and Welcome
Jim
Carter, GRA President |
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8:40-9:10
am
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Groundwater
as a Component of The Natural Resources Infrastructure
T.N.
Narasimhan, Professor, Environmental Science, Policy and Management,
University of California Berkeley |
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9:10-9:40
am
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Exchange
of Groundwater at the Stream-Floodplain Interface
Bill Woessner, Professor, University of Montana |
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9:40-10:10
am
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Land
Subsidence in California
Steve Ingebritsen, Chief, Branch of Regional
Research, US Geological Survey, Menlo Park |
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10:10-10:30
am
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Break |
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10:30-11:00
am
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Shallow
& Deep Aquifers of the San Joaquin Valley
Neil Dubrovsky, Supervising Hydrologist, US
Geological Survey, Sacramento |
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11:00-11:30
am
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Redox
Processes, Soils and Trace Element Solubility
Harvey Doner, Professor, University of California,
Berkeley |
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11:30-12:00
pm
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Integrated
Groundwater Monitoring to Support Long-Term Sustainable Use
Bill Alley, Chief, Office of Groundwater, US
Geological Survey, Virginia |
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12:00-1:00
pm
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Lunch
(sponsored by Earth Tech) |
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1:00-1:30
pm
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Keynote
Presentation - Groundwater Legislation
Assembly Member Carol Liu, CA Legislature |
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1:30-2:00
pm
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Long-Term
Groundwater Resources Sustainability: Economic Implications
Michael Hanneman, Chancellor's Professor, University
of California, Berkeley |
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2:00-2:30
pm
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Comparative
Analysis of Groundwater Management: Six Western States
Randy Flay, Graduate Student, Department
of Environmental Science, Policy & Management, University of
California, Berkeley and T.N. Narasimhan, Professor, Environmental
Science, Policy and Management, University of California, Berkeley |
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2:30-3:00
pm
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Cooperative
and Effective Water Management
Ramon Llamas, Ph.D., Professor, Groundwater
Hydrology, Royal Academy of Spain |
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3:00-3:20
pm
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Break |
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CONCURRENT
SESSION ONE
Recharge Management (In Lieu Programs, Direct
Recharge and Injection) |
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Moderators:
Martin Steinpress, Brown and Caldwell and Steve Phillips, USGS |
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3:20-3:45
pm
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Strategy
for 100% Reclaimed Effluent Reuse and Recharge for the City
of Rio Rancho, New Mexico
Valda Terauds, Principal Hydrologist, Montgomery
Watson Harza |
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3:45-4:10
pm
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Effective
Hydraulic Area Calculation For Injection Wells: Application
& Benefits
Tom Morris, Las Vegas Valley Water District |
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4:10-4:35
pm
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Management
& Optimization Of Water Bank Recharge Operations
David Bean, Registered Geologist, Certified,
Geomatrix Consultants, Inc. |
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4:35-5:00
pm
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Processes
Affecting the Trihalomethane (THM) Concentrations Associated
with the Injection, Storage, and Recovery Tests at Lancaster,
Antelope Valley, CA
Miranda S. Fram, Ph.D., Research Chemist, US
Geological Survey, Sacramento |
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CONCURRENT
SESSION TWO
Reclaimed Water Management |
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Moderators:
Tony Maggio, SCS Engineers and
Tracy Roth, LFR |
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3:20-3:45
pm
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35
Years of Controlling Seawater Intrusion in Orange County, CA
Marina West, Senior Hydrogeologist, Orange
County Water District |
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3:45-4:10
pm
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Reclaimed
Water Management
Susan Trager, Attorney at Law, Law Offices
of Susan M. Trager |
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4:10-4:35
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New
DHS policy on Aquifer Recharge with Reclaimed Water
Jeff Stone, Chief, Recycled Water Division,
California Department of Health Services |
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4:35-5:00
pm
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Lessons
Learned from the Clean Water Revival Reclaimed Water Injection
Dan Wendell, Project Manager, CH2M HILL |
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5:00-5:30
pm
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Annual
Meeting and Awards
Jim
Carter, GRA President |
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5:30-7:00
pm
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President's
Reception
Industry and Interactive Science Exhibits |
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| DAY
2 ~ SEPTEMBER 19, 2002 |
CONCURRENT
SESSION ONE
Water Supply Assessment, Conjunctive Use
Management and Optimization Strategies: Evaluating California's
Groundwater Management Needs |
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Moderators:
Tim Parker, CA Department of Water Resources and Iris Priestaf,
Todd Engineers |
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8:00-8:25
am
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Municipal
Water Supply & Groundwater Management in a Conjunctive Use Environment
Martin McIntyre, Director, Department of Public
Utilities, City of Fresno |
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8:25-8:50
am
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Management
of GW Resources in Souss-Massa River Basin
Bob Kent, Vice President, Principal Hydrogeologist,
Geomatrix Consultants, Inc. |
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8:50-9:15
am
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Cost
of Water in Southern California
Greg Hamer, Senior Hydrogeologist, Geomatrix
Consultants, Inc. |
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9:15-9:40
am
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Hayfield
Conjunctive Use
Phyllis Stanin, Principal Geologist, Todd Engineers
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9:40-10:05
am
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Groundwater
Management Strategies
Ron Gastelum, Chief Executive Officer, Metropolitan
Water District |
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10:15-10:30
am
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Break |
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10:30-11:45
am
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Panel
- Water Supply Assessment, Conjunctive Use Management and Optimization
Strategies: Evaluating California's Groundwater Management. |
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The
panelists will address the following: |
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The
panelists will address the following: 1. Groundwater management
strategies and tools that will be used to meet water supply
needs in the next 10-20 years; 2. Issues to be faced in the
next 10-20 years; 3. SB 221 and 610 and water supply assessments
- will it work or is it too soon to tell?; 4. Should California
have Rural Water Management Plans; 5. AB 3030 and BMOs; Are
BMOs just for Sacramento Valley? Are these the ultimate management
machine?
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- Senator Jim Costa, California
Legislature (invited)
- Robert J. DiPrimio, General Manager,
Valencia Water Co.
- Carl Hauge, Chief Hydrogeologist,
California Department of Water Resources
- Gary Darling, Manager, Water Supply
Improvements Division, East Bay Municipal Utility District
- Ed Winkler, Executive Director, Sacramento
Groundwater Authority
- Curtis Weeks, General Manager, Monterey
County Water Authority
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CONCURRENT
SESSION TWO
Wastewater Management and Emerging Contaminants:
Pharmaceuticals, Endocrine Disrupters, and other 'Off the Shelf'
Compounds |
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Moderators:
Robert Traylor, Komex and Tom Mohr, SCVWD |
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8:00-8:25
am
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Emerging
Water Contaminants: Technical, Legal & Policy Challenges
Rula Deeb, Senior Environmental Engineer, Malcolm
Pirnie |
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8:25-8:50
am
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TBA
Jim
Jacobs, FAST-TEK Engineering Support Services |
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8:50-9:15
am
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Ozone-Peroxide Advanced
Oxidation Water Treatment System for Treatment of Chlorinated
Solvents and 1,4-Dioxane
Reid Bowman, Applied Process Technology, Inc. |
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9:15-9:40
am
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Wastewater
Contaminant Transport Beneath a Golf Course Irrigated with Reclaimed
Water
Dr.
G. Bryant Hudson, Geochemist, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories |
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9:40-10:05
am
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Comprehensive
Water Quality Sampling Program for Recycled Water, Groundwater
and Surface Water in Santa Clara County
Ray Wong, Associate Engineer, Santa Clara Valley
Water District |
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10:05-10:30
am
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Break |
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10:30-10:55
am
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Occurrence
and Fate of Pharmaceuticals Beneath Sewage Irrigation Farms
South of Berlin
Dr. Traugott Scheytt, Professor, Technical
University Berlin |
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10:55-11:20
am
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Treatment
Alternative for Water Impacted with Pharmaceuticals
Wade Major, Environmental Engineer, Pacific-Waterworks |
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11:20-11:45
am
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Ubiquitous
Pollutants from Cumulative Personal Practices - Stewardship
of the Water Cycle
Dr. Christian Daughton, Chief, Environmental
Chemistry Branch, United States Environmental Protection Agency |
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11:45
-1:00 pm
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Lunch |
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1:00-
1:20 pm
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Legislative
Overview
Chris Frahm, Attorney at Law, Hatch & Parent |
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GENERAL
SESSION
Comprehensive Approaches to Groundwater
Quality Characterization
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Moderators:
Greg Bartow, SF Bay RWQCB and
Brian Lewis, CalEPA, DTSC |
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1:25-1:55
pm
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Nitrate
in California Groundwater: Current Issues
Thomas Harter, Ph.D., Department of Land, Air
& Water Resources, University of California, Davis |
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1:55-2:25
pm
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Groundwater
Age and Low Level VOCs Applied to Contamination Vulnerability
Assessment in Public Supply Wells Throughout California
Jean Moran, Ph.D., Isotopic Tracers and Transport
Group/Analytical and Nuclear, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
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2:25-2:55
pm
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Site
Cleanup Progress at California Navy Bases
Michael Pound, Deputy Chief Environmental Engineer
for Restoration, Southwest Division Naval Facilities Engineering
Command |
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2:55-3:25
pm
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MTBE
Groundwater Impacts: A Preliminary Look at Statewide Electronic
Data
Kevin Graves, Chief, Underground Storage Tank
Unit, State Water Resources Control Board |
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3:25-3:30
pm
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Closing
Remarks
Vicki Kretsinger, Chair, GRA 11th Annual Meeting
and Conference |
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DAY
1 AND DAY 2 - POSTER PRESENTATIONS
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- A
Cost-Effective Approach to Multi-Parameter Hydrologic Monitoring
to Characterize Groundwater Flow Conditions
Katherine Monks, Tetra Tech EM, Inc. and
Mike Godwin, Washington Group International
- Multiple
Challenges in Municipal Production Well Replacement: An
Example From Seaside, CA
Joseph Hayes, Weber, Hayes & Associates
- Predicting
2020 Groundwater Conditions Using OCWD's Basin Flow Model
Tim Sovitch, Orange County Water
District
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