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Water Budgets and Sustainability: A Geoscientific Approach Workshop

Explore water budgets and sustainability in geoscience through stratigraphy. Join the InTegrate workshop on July 25, 2012, at Washington State University to delve into the Palouse Basin aquifer system and its implications for the environment.

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Water Budgets and Sustainability: A Geoscientific Approach Workshop

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  1. Systems, Society, Sustainability & Geosciences: InTegrate workshop July 25, 2012 Water Budgets and Sustainability: Starting with Stratigraphy Cailin Huyck Orr School of the Environment Washington State University

  2. Fig.: California Dept. Water Resources

  3. Palouse

  4. Columbia River Flood Basalts Lyn Topinka USGS CVO 2002

  5. Palouse Falls Bill Spence Lewiston Tribume

  6. X X X X Ancient water Fig. Groundwater Atlas of the US Idaho, Oregon, Washington HA 730-H

  7. Cross section of the Moscow – Pullman area Compiled by John H. Bush and Dean L. Garwood 2005 Moscow, ID Univ. of Idaho Pullman, WA Washington State Univ. Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee website

  8. Grande Ronde Aquifer well levels1938 – 2008 at WSU Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee annual report 2007

  9. Annual reports on water pumping Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee annual report 2007

  10. Participatory Modeling of Groundwater – Allyson Beall Waters of the West University of Idaho

  11. Fig: USGS after Allen and Burns 1986 Atwater 1986

  12. Fig. National Groundwater Association 2007

  13. Northfield Shallow: Shakopee aquifer Deeper: Jordan aquifer Tipping et al. 2006 Sedimentary Geology

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