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Watersheds : processes, assessment and management Paul A. DeBarry

Tipo de material: Libro
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 Libro impreso(a) Idioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: Hoboken, N.J. John Wiley and Sons c2004Descripción: xviii, 700 páginas fotografías, ilustraciones, mapas, retratos 25 centímetrosISBN:
  • 0471264237
  • 9780471264231
Tema(s) en español: Clasificación:
  • 551.48 D4
Indice:Mostrar
Número de sistema: 40173
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.. 1 INTRODUCTION: COMPREHENSIVE WATERSHED ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT. 1.0 Introduction.. 1.1 Sustainability.. 1.2 Watershed Assessment and Management.. 1.3 Comprehensive Watershed Management Concepts.. 1.4 Political versus Natural Resource Management.. 1.5 Summary.. PART A: WATERSHED PROCESSES.. 2 PHYSIOGRAPHY.. 2.0 Introduction.. 2.1 Physiography and Physiographic Provinces.. 2.2 Geology.. 2.3 Soils.. 2.4 Topography.. 2.5 Summary.. 3 CLIMATE, PRECIPITATION, HYDROLOGIC CYCLE.. 3.0 Introduction.. 3.1 Climate Classification.. 3.2 Precipitation.. 3.3 Hydrologic Cycle, Water Balance, and Water Budget.. 3.4 Anthropogenic (Man-made Changes to the Water Balance.. 3.5 Low Flow.. 3.6 Summary.. 4 HYDROGEOLOGY.. 4.0 Introduction.. 4.1 Groundwater.. 4.2 Flow through Porous Media.. 4.3 Fluid Movement in Unsaturated Media.. 4.4 Fluid Movement in Saturated Media.. 4.5 Flow Through Secondary Openings in Dense Materials.. 4.6 Nitrogen Pollution.. 4.7 Summary.. 5 HYDROGEOMORPHOLOGY (WATERSHED AND STREAM MORPHOLOGY.. 5.0 Introduction.. 5.1 Hydrogeomorphology.. 5.2 Watershed Classifications.. 5.3 Stream Classifications.. 5.4 Watershed Hydrology.. 5.5 Summary.. 6 LAKES, RESERVOIRS, STREAMS, AND WETLANDS.. 6.0 Introduction.. 6.1 Lentic Water (Ponds, Lakes, Reservoirs.. 6.2 The Great Dam Debate.. 6.3 Lotic Water (Streams and Rivers.. 6.4 Physical Properties of Receiving Waters.. 6.5 Wetlands.. 6.6 Summary.. 7 ECOLOGY/HABITAT.. 7.0 Introduction.. 7.1 Ecosystems.. 7.2 Biodiversity.. 7.3 Stressors.. 7.4 Bioindicators.. 7.5 Fisheries.. 7.6 Threatened and Endangered Species.. 7.7 Summary.. 8 WATER QUALITY: NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION.. 8.0 Introduction.. 8.1 Water Quality.. 8.2 Chemical Properties of Precipitation.. 8.3 Chemical Properties of Receiving Waters.. 8.4 Point versus Nonpoint Source Pollution.. 8.5 Nonpoint Source (NPS Pollutants.. 8.6 Buildup and Washoff in Urban Areas

8.7 Runoff Pollutant Sources.. 8.8 Summary.. PART B: WATERSHED ASSESSMENT.. 9 WATERSHED ASSESSMENT: DATA COLLECTION.. 9.0 Introduction.. 9.1 Project Initiation.. 9.2 Establish the Watershed Assessment Team.. 9.3 Involve Citizenry.. 9.4 Select a Consultant.. 9.5 Implement Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC.. 9.6 Identify General Problems in the Watershed.. 9.7 Develop Goals and Objectives.. 9.8 Obtain Grant(s.. 9.9 Hold Public Meetings and Conduct Surveys.. 9.10 Collect Data.. 9.11 Check Local Ordinances.. 9.12 Assimilate Data.. 9.13 Proceed with Analysis: Assessment and Modeling.. 9.14 Write the Plan Report.. 9.15 Summary.. 10 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS.. 10.0 Introduction.. 10.1 Use of GIS for Watershed Assessment.. 10.2 Units, Scale, and Accuracy.. 10.3 Coordinate Systems, Datums, and Projections.. 10.4 GIS Data Types.. 10.5 Metadata.. 10.6 GIS Layers and Data Sources Useful for Watershed Assessment and Analysis.. 10.7 Summary.. 11 PRECIPITATION AND STREAM FLOW DATA.. 11.0 Introduction.. 11.1 Precipitation Measurements.. 11.2 Stream Flow Measurements.. 11.3 Base Flow Separation.. 11.4 Summary.. 12 WATERSHED HYDROLOGY AND MODELING.. 12.0 Introduction.. 12.1 Drainage Area.. 12.2 Time-of-Concentration and Watershed Lag.. 12.3 Runoff.. 12.4 Routing.. 12.5 Modeling Process.. 12.6 Sensitivity Analysis.. 12.7 GIS.. 12.8 Model Calibration Process.. 12.9 Verification.. 12.10 Calibrated Model Runs.. 12.11 Summary.. 13 STREAM AND RIVER MORPHOLOGIC ASSESSMENT.. 13.0 Introduction.. 13.1 Age Classifications.. 13.2 Stream Form (Pattern.. 13.3 Stream Factors.. 13.4 Stream Classifications.. 13.5 Performing a Fluvial Geomorphological Assessment.. 13.6 Summary.. 14 ECOLOGY: HABITAT CLASSIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT.. 14.0 Introduction.. 14.1 Longitudinal Changes in Stream Ecosystems.. 14.2 Ecosystem Classifications.. 14.3 Ecoregions and Watershed Management.. 14.4 Rapid Bioassessment Protocol (RBP

14.5 Species Diversity Inventory.. 14.6 Aquatic Habitat.. 14.7 Conducting an Aquatic Survey.. 14.8 Aquatic Organism Assessment.. 14.9 Summary.. 15 NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION LOAD ASSESSMENT.. 15.0 Introduction.. 15.1 Existing Pollutant Loading Data (NURP.. 15.2 Field Data Collection and Monitoring.. 15.3 Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL.. 15.4 Pollutant Loading Equations and Methods.. 15.5 Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE.. 15.6 Computer Simulation Models.. 15.7 Summary.. PART C: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT.. 16 AGENCY ROLES, PROGRAMS, REGULATIONS, AND POLICIES.. 16.0 Introduction.. 16.1 Water Quality Criteria and Standards.. 16.2 Regulations.. 16.3 State, Regional, and Local Regulations.. 16.4 Federal Programs.. 16.5 Greenways and Rivers Conservation Plans.. 16.6 Land Trusts.. 16.7 Summary.. 17 SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO WATERSHED ASSESSMENT: THE DIGITAL WATERSHED, WATERSHED ANALYSIS, GIS, AND MODELING.. 17.0 Introduction.. 17.1 GIS Applications.. 17.2 Compiling the Digital Watershed.. 17.3 Data Analysis.. 17.4 The GIS Overlaying Procedure.. 17.5 GIS in Hydrologic and Hydraulic Analyses.. 17.6 GIS and Floodplain Management.. 17.7 GIS and Groundwater Management.. 17.8 GIS and Water Quality.. 17.9 Management District Determination.. 17.10 Displaying the Results.. 17.11 Summary.. 18 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT ON A WATERSHED BASIS: REGIONAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT.. 18.0 Introduction.. 18.1 Urbanization/Land Development.. 18.2 Stormwater Management and Land Development.. 18.3 Watershed-Level Stormwater Runoff Control Management Philosophy.. 18.4 Conventional On-Site Runoff Control versus Watershed Level Runoff Control.. 18.5 Release Rate Percentage Concept.. 18.6 Minimum Reasonable Release Rate Determination.. 18.7 Variable Stormwater Management Districts.. 18.8 Summary

19 ON-SITE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION DESIGN.. 19.0 Introduction.. 19.1 Traditional Procedure for Site Design Stormwater Management.. 19.2 Best Management Practices.. 19.3 Five-Phase Approach to Stormwater Management.. 19.4 Nonstructural BMPs and Stormwater Management.. 19.5 The Role of Soils in Low Impact Development.. 19.6 Recommended Procedure for Site Design Stormwater Management: The Low Impact Development Design Planning Process.. 19.7 Advantages and Benefits of LID Design.. 19.8 Future Implementation.. 19.9 Structural BMPs.. 19.10 Summary.. 20 FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT AND RIPARIAN BUFFERS.. 20.0 Introduction.. 20.1 Federal Emergency Management Agency's Flood Insurance Program.. 20.2 Land Development Process in the Floodplain.. 20.3 Room for Improvement.. 20.4 Floodplain and Riparian Buffer Management.. 20.5 Riparian Buffers and Stream Orders.. 20.6 Riparian Buffer Assessment.. 20.7 Riparian Buffer Management.. 20.8 Summary. 21 STREAM AND LAKE MANAGEMENT.. 21.0 Introduction.. 21.1 Streambank Management Using FGM Techniques.. 21.2 Lake Management.. 21.3 Summary.. 22 GROUNDWATER AND INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT.. 22.0 Introduction.. 22.1 Water Supply Plan.. 22.2 Wellhead Protection Study.. 22.3 Integrated Water Resources Management.. 22.4 Summary.. 23 SUMMARY.. APPENDIX A SELECTED LIST OF GIS DATA AND RELATED SITES.. APPENDIX B ACRONYMS.. GLOSSARY.. INDEX