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Funding was generously provided by Louisiana State University and BP.

Title: Coastal Hydrology and Processes
Editors: Vijay P. Singh and Y. Jun Xu
Specifications: Hardbound, 524 pp

ISBN-13: 978-1-887201-46-9
ISBN-10: 1-887201-46-7

Price: US $75
Cat No: CHP

See also:
Coastal Environment and Water Quality
Computer Models of Small Watershed <<Reprinted 2012 in Hardcover
Mathematical Models of Large Watershed
Mathematical Models of Small Watershed Hydrology and Applications
SLURP 12.9 Hydrologic Model

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This book will be of interest to anyone studying:

<> coastal hydrology and water resources,

<> water resources planning; environmental science and engineering;

<> development and management; agricultural and forest resources; earth sciences;

<> watershed and range sciences; environmental resources planning & management.

DESCRIPTION DISCLAIMER: WRP is not connected or associated with AIH in any way.


This publication is from the AIH 25th Anniversary Meeting & International Conference on "Challenges in Coastal Hydrology and Water Quality". It contains 40 papers in eight sections reflecting on various aspects of coastal hydrology and processes. Section 1 deals with geographical information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis. The GIS has become a vital tool for distributed hydrologic modeling. Section 2 deals with land use and climate change impacts on coastal regions. There is a great deal of connection between climate change and land use change, and this connectivity is now being increasingly acknowledged. Section 3 deals with surface hydrologic modeling. Flood control and risk analysis are discussed in Section 4. This subject takes on an added significance in light of the damage that is caused by floods each year in coastal areas, and from the effects of Katrina and Rita on the gulf states in 2005. Section 5 deals with ground water modeling. Surface water and ground water interactions are discussed in Section 6. The populations of coastal areas are increasing their dependence on groundwater. The management of this valuable freshwater resource requires that its interaction with surface water is properly managed. These six sections constitute the building blocks for watershed modeling. Extending this discussion further, Section 7 deals with coastal processes and analysis. Section 8 concludes with coastal watershed modeling, which is fundamental to quantifying the impacts of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

TABLE OF CONTENTS / AUTHORS


SECTION 1: GIS AND SPATIAL APPLICATIONS
1 - INSTANTANEOUS UNIT HYDROGRAPHS FOR SMALL WATERSHEDS IN TEXAS USING DIGITAL ELEVATION DATA AND PARTICLE TRACKING - Theodore G. Cleveland, Xin He, Xing Fang, and David B. Thompson
2 - HYDROLOGIC CALIBRATION OF THE SWAT MODEL IN A GREAT LAKES COASTAL WATERSHED - Kangsheng Wu, Carol Johnston, Christine Cherrier, Scott Bridgham, and Boris Shmagin
3 - BASINS/SWAT COMPARISON: HIGH VERSUS LOW RESOLUTION INPUT DATA FOR TWO TEXAS WATERSHEDS - L. Estep
4 - SDA: AN EFFICIENT GIS-BASED ANIMATION TOOL FOR MODELING STUDIES - Qimiao Lu
SECTION 2: LAND USE AND CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS
5 - EFFECT OF URBANIZATION ON SUSTAINABILITY OF WATER RESOURCES IN THE POCONO CREEK WATERSHED - Latif Kalin and Mohamed M. Hantush
6 - HYDROLOGICAL SENSITIVITY OF COASTAL WATERSHEDS IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO TO CLIMATE CHANGE - Y.J. Xu, K. Wu and V.P. Singh
7 - ASSESSMENT OF EXTENT OF FLOODING UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE CONDITION IN COASTAL CITY OF PAKISTAN - Habib-ur-Rehman, Noor Muhammad Khan, and Dushmanta Dutta
8 - UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN MODELING SYSTEM PART 1: SWAT INPUT DATA REQUIREMENTS AND ISSUES - Philip W. Gassman, Silvia Secchi, Manoj Jha, and Lyubov Kurkalova
9 - UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN MODELING SYSTEM PART 2: BASELINE SIMULATION RESULTS - Manoj Jha, Philip W. Gassman, Silvia Secchi, and Jeff Arnold
10 - UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN MODELING SYSTEM PART 3: CONSERVATION PRACTICE SCENARIO RESULTS - Catherine L. Kling, Silvia Secchi, Manoj Jha, , Hongli Feng, Philip W. Gassman, and Lyubov A. Kurkalova
11 - UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN MODELING SYSTEM PART 4: CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON FLOW AND WATER QUALITY - Eugene S. Takle, Chris Anderson, Manoj Jha, and Philip W. Gassman

SECTION 3: SURFACE HYDROLOGIC MODELING
12 - CHAOTIC AND OUTLIER ANALYSES OF EXTREME DAILY STREAMFLOW SERIES - U. S. Panu, W. W. Ng, and W.C. Lennox
13 - OPTIMAL RESERVOIR OPERATION - A MARKOVIAN APPROACH - M.P. Saravana Kumar and D.V.S. Bhagavanulu
14 - METHODOLOGY FOR THE COMPUTATION OF NORMAL ANNUAL YIELD OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS FROM RIVERS: CASE OF THE WADI ABD BASIN OF NORTHERN ALGERIA - Mohammed Achite
15 - REGIONAL HYDROLOGY: TOOLS VS. IDEAS - Boris Shmagin and Roman Kanivetsky

SECTION 4: FLOOD CONTROL AND RISK ANALYSIS

16 - ENHANCED FLOOD ALERT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR HOUSTON - Zheng Fang, Eleftheria Safiolea, and Philip B. Bedient
17 - MATTER-ELEMENT MODEL OF INTEGRATED RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOD CONTROL SYSTEMS - Li Jiqing, Ji Changming, Wang Liping, and Zhang Yushan
18 - FLOOD MITIGATION STUDY FOR JEFFERSON PARISH, NEW ORLEANS - Song-Kai Yan, Geneva Grille, Davis Cole, and Hamid Alizadeth

SECTION 5: GROUND WATER MODELING
19 - NUMERICAL MODELING OF SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN GROUND WATER FLOW SYSTEM - N.H. Kulkarni and A.K. Rastogi
20 - INVERSE PROBLEM FOR FINDING CONSTANT AQUIFER SYSTEM PARAMETERS THAT CONTROL TRANSIENT LAND SUBSIDENCE - Yi Liu and Donald C. Helm

 

 

21 - HOW FALLING GROUNDWATER LEVELS INFLUENCE THE WATER BUDGET OF LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN WATERSHED - Douglas A. Carlson

SECTION 6: SURFACE WATER AND GROUND WATER INTERACTIONS

22 - COASTAL GROUNDWATER / SURFACE-WATER INTERACTIONS: A GREAT LAKES CASE STUDY - Brian P. Neff, Sheridan K. Haack, Donald O. Rosenberry, Jacqueline F. Savino, and Scott C. Lundstrom
23 - WELLHEAD PROTECTION IN KARST ENVIRONMENTS: A CASE STUDY FROM OKINAWA, JAPAN - Rik Lantz
24 - A NEW TOOL FOR QUANTIFYING FLUX RATES BETWEEN SURFACE WATER AND GROUND WATER - William R. Waldrop and Peter W. Swarzenski
25 - INTERACTIVE SURFACE WATER-GROUND WATER MODELING ANALYSIS FOR THE DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS OF A CANAL - Shabbir Ahmed and Ananta Nath

SECTION 7: COASTAL PROCESSES AND ANALYSIS
26 - A WAVELET ANALYSIS OF SUBTIDAL SEA LEVEL VARIABILITY IN A DELTAIC ESTUARY IN RESPONSE TO NONSTATIONARY ATMOSPHERIC AND FLUVIAL FORCING - Gregg A. Snedden and Jaye E. Cable
27 - ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF TIDES IN THE FLOW OF TIDAL RIVERS - Margarida Martins dos Santos and Jo‹o Reis Hip—lito
28 - NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF STANDING WAVES DRIVEN BY SURFACE JETS - Fabi‡n Bombardelli and Ali Abrishamchi
29 - MIXING IN THE SUBTERRANEAN ESTUARY: A COMPARISON OF RADON-222 PORE WATER MODELS - Christopher G. Smith, Jaye E. Cable, Jonathan B. Martin, Jennifer Cherrier, and Moutusi Roi
30 - EVALUATING SEDIMENT DEPOSITIONAL PATTERNS USING BE-7 IN UPPER NEWPORT ESTUARY, CALIFORNIA - Hilary Collis, Jaye Cable, and Martha Sutula
31 - NUMERICAL MODELING OF DREDGED PITS - Robert B. Nairn and Qimiao Lu
32 - ON THERMAL INVERSION OBSERVED IN LIBERIAN LAGOONS DURING DRY SEASON - Witold G. Strupczewski and Krzysztof Kochanek
33 - ESTUARINE FLUSHING TIMES INFLUENCED BY FRESHWATER DIVERSIONS - Erick M. Swenson, Jaye E. Cable, Brian Fry, Dubravko Justic, Anindita Das, Gregg Snedden, and Christopher Swarzenski
34 - A DYNAMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF WATER FLUX THROUGH A TROPICAL EPHEMERAL INLET, LA MANCHA LAGOON, GULF OF MEXICO - Ana Laura Lara Dom’nguez, John W. Day, Alejandro Y‡–ez-Arancibia, and Eduardo S‡inz-Hern‡ndez
35 - HYDROLOGY, WATER BUDGET, AND RESIDENCE TIME IN THE TERMINOS LAGOON ESTUARINE SYSTEM, SOUTHERN GULF OF MEXICO - Alejandro Y‡–ez-Arancibia and John W. Day

SECTION 8: COASTAL WATERSHED MODELING
36 - DEVELOPMENT, CALIBRATION, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DISTRIBUTED HYDROLOGIC MODEL FOR DRAINAGE BASINS LOCATED ALONG THE TEXAS GULF COAST FOR USE IN REAL-TIME RIVER FORECAST OPERATIONS - Michael J. Shultz and Robert J. Corby
37 - EVALUATION OF A PHYSICS-BASED DISTRIBUTED HYDROLOGIC MODEL FOR COASTAL, ISLAND, AND INLAND HYDROLOGIC MODELING - Baxter E. Vieux and Jean E. Vieux.
38 - ESTIMATING TIME OF CONCENTRATION FOR TEXAS WATERSHEDS - Xing Fang, Pratistha Pradhan, and Ranjit Malla, Theodore Cleveland, and David Thompson
39 - REGRESSIONS RELATING WATERSHED PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS TO UNIT HYDROGRAPH PARAMETERS FOR RAINFALL-RUNOFF MODELING IN CENTRAL TEXAS - Theodore G. Cleveland, Xin He, Xing Fang, and David B. Thompson
40 - THE FORMATION OF GROUPS FOR FREQUENCY ANALYSIS BY CLUSTERING TECHNIQUE AT THE SEA - Levent Yilmaz


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