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 | Ground
Water
&
Drinking
Water
Homepage
EPA's
Office
of
Ground
Water
and
Drinking
Water
protects
public
health
and
the
environment
by
setting
standards
for
drinking
water
contaminants
and
protecting
sources
of
drinking
water.
|
| Kids'
Stuff
Activities,
experiments,
and
games
that
help
kids
learn
about
drinking
water. |
| Lead
in
Drinking
Water
Answers
questions
about
dangers
of
lead
in
drinking
water,
gives
techniques
for
reducing
lead
exposure. |
| UIC
Class
V
Injection
Wells
Class
V
injection
wells,
why
they
exist,
why
they
may
pose
a
danger
to
the
environment,
their
safe
operation
and
maintenance. |
| Ground
Water
&
Drinking
Water
Homepage
EPA's
Office
of
Ground
Water
and
Drinking
Water
protects
public
health
and
the
environment
by
setting
standards
for
drinking
water
contaminants
and
protecting
sources
of
drinking
water. |
| Drinking
Water
Section
U.S.
Environmental
Protection
Agency
-
Region
4
-
Drinking
Water
Section
Homepage.
This
page
provides
information
on
the
Regional
8
States
and
Indian
Tribes,
the
1996
Safe
Drinking
Water
Act
Amendments,
and
Education
for
teachers,
students,
and
the
general
public. |
National Park Service
Natural Resources Conservation Service
US Army Corps of Engineers
US Forest Service
US Geological Survey
US Department of Transportation
Other Links
| Wastewater
Discharges
,
Effluents
,
Industrial
Wastewater
,
Municipal
Wastewater
Treatment
,
National
Pollutant
Discharge
Elimination
System
(NPDES)
,
Publicly
Owned
Treatment
Works
(POTWs)
,
Standards
,
Wastewater
Systems
,
Effluent
Guidelines
,
Permits
,
Treatment. |
| Hydrologic
Engineering
Center's
Home
Page
The
Hydrologic
Engineering
Center
(HEC)
is
an
office
of
the
US
Army
Corps
of
Engineers
established
to
support
the
nation
in
its
water
resources
management
responsibilities
by
increasing
the
Corps
technical
capability
in
hydrologic
engineering
and
water
resources
planning
and
management.
By
means
of
programs
in
research,
training,
planning
analysis,
and
technical
assistance,
HEC
incorporates
state-of-the-art
procedures
and
techniques
into
manuals
and
comprehensive
computer
programs.
The
products
are
developed
for
the
Corps;
however,
they
are
available
to
the
public. |
| HEC Home Page
Home page entry to the Hydrologic Engineering Center's available
on-line offerings in the field of hydrology |
| National
Climatic
Data
Center
NCDC
Home
Page;
NCDC
is
the
world's
largest
active
archive
of
weather
data.
NCDC
produces
numerous
climate
publications
and
responds
to
data
requests
from
all
over
the
world.
NCDC's
web
site
has
received
a
number
of
awards. |
| Office
of
Hydrology
(NOAA/NWS/OH)
The
Office
of
Hydrology
serves
as
the
primary
link
between
the
National
Weather
Service
Headquarters
and
the
field
service
programs.
Working
with
other
NWS
Headquarters
offices
as
well
as
Regional
Headquarters,
the
Office
of
Hydrology
provides
administrative,
policy
and
technical
guidance
for
hydrologic
matters
at
a
national
level
within
NWS,
and
coordinates
interagency
matters
in
the
field
of
operational
hydrology. |
| USGS--Tennessee
Water
Resources
USGS's
Tennessee
water
resources
page
,
with
links
to
Realtime
Streamflow
Conditions,
Access
the
latest
streamflow
information,
Monthly
Current
Condition
Reports,
surface-water,
and
ground-water
measurements,
and
Selected
Fact
Sheets
of
interest
to
the
Tennessee
area,
etc. |
| The
US
Army
Corps
of
Engineers
Waterways
Experiment
Station
(WES)
is
the
principal
Research,
Testing,
and
Development
facility
of
the
US
Army
Corps
of
Engineers.
Part
of
the
U.S.
Department
of
Defense
(DoD)
Laboratory
System,
its
mission
is
to
conceive,
plan,
study,
and
execute
engineering
investigations
and
research
and
development
studies
in
support
of
the
civil
and
military
missions
of
the
Corps
of
Engineers
and
other
Federal
agencies. |
Hydraulic Modeling:
| Tutorials
Department of Agronomy and Horticulture New Mexico State
University Tutorials General Practical Tips for PC Users Accessing
the Internet How to create a Web PageUnit ConversionsUsing
Logarithms in Soil Science Soil Physics Introduction to Soil Water.
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| HYDRAIN
Development of an Integrated Drainage Design Computer Modeling
System GKY&A has provided state highway engineers with an
integrated suite of hydraulic and hydrologic design and analysis
programs. The package was chosen by the American Association
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Educational
Institutions:
| WATER
RESOURCES
ENGINEERING
Environmental,
Ocean,
and
Water
Resources
Division
of Department
of
Civil
Engineering,
Texas
A&M
University.
Linked
information:
Introduction,
Program
of
Study,
Water
Resources
Engineering
Courses,
Supporting
Courses,
Faculty
,
Research,
Sponsors,
Selected
Topics,
Financial
Assistance,
Location,
Admission
to
Graduate
Studies,
and
Information. |
Hydrology
Related
Software:
| UCF
Civil
Engineering
Software
Page
Downloadable
software
for
LOOPS
-
Hardy
Cross
Pipe
Analysis,
SMADA
-
Stormwater
Management
and
Design
Aid,
Gradually
Varied
Flow
Profiler,
and
some
general
software. |
| Hydrology
and
Related
Internet
Resources
Collection
of
links
in
the
following
categories:
What
is
Hydrology?
(Hydrology
Primer
from
USGS),
Related
Internet
Resource
Lists,
Data
Resources,
Computer
Modeling
and
Software,
Publications,
Bibliographic
Materials,
Projects
and
Specific
Topics,
Electronic
Discussion
Groups,
Scientific
and
Professional,
Societies,
Conference
/
Short
Course,
Announcements,
Universities,
Government
Agencies,
Other
Research
Organizations,
Companies,
People,
and
Miscellaneous
Resources. |
| Irrisoft
-
world
database
on
irrigation
and
hydrology
software
IRRISOFT
is
an
Irrigation
and
Hydrology
Software
Database
which
provides
information
on
irrigation
and
hydrology
software
and
links
to
servers
containing
the
software
packages
and
further
information.
This
service
has
been
started
by
Thomas-M.
Stein. |
| Scientific
Software
Group
(http://www.scisoftware.com/)
Look
over
our
currently
available
Groundwater,
Surface-Water,
Air
Pollution,
Bioremediation,
Watershed,
Geology,
and
other
Environmental
software
products.
To
order
a
copy
of
our
Products
Catalog,
Hydrology
Software
includes
groundwater
flow
models,
groundwater
transport
models,
surface-water
models,
parameter
estimation
models,
GMS,
SMS,
WMS,
PEST,
PMWIN,
Visual
MODFLOW,
MT3D,
as
well
as
many
others. |
Snow Hydrology
| ICESS/EOS
Snow
Hydrology
Database.
This
web
application
supports
the
ICESS
Snow
Hydrology
Group,
whose
primary
research
focus
is
an
EOS
Interdisciplinary
Science
Investigation
titled
"Hydrology,
Hydrochemical
Modeling,
and
Remote
Sensing
in
Seasonally
Snow-covered
Alpine
Drainage
Basins".
The
application
combines
two
web
technologies
to
provide
access
to
data
stored
in
an
Illustra
database. |
| Snow
Hydrology Research Group
Survey the research activities of this University of California,
Santa Barbara group. Check out publications, related links and
software. |
|
American Association
of Avalanche Professionals The
American Avalanche Association (AAA) is comprised of a collective
group of dedicated professionals engaged in the study, forecasting,
control and mitigation of snow avalanches. Association membership
includes qualified researchers, professional avalanche forecasters,
snow safety officers, snow rangers and qualified ski patrollers,
technicians and specialists.
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Canadian
Avalanche Association The
Canadian Avalanche Association (CAA) is a registered non-profit
Society that represents the avalanche community in Canada by
promoting scientific and technical knowledge, standards and
communications. The CAA delivers avalanche accident prevention by
training avalanche workers for industry, supporting public avalanche
awareness programs, and providing avalanche information bulletins
for the public. The CAA’s activities are managed from the Canadian
Avalanche Centre, located in the heart of avalanche country at
Revelstoke, British Columbia.
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National Snow
and Ice Data Center The National Snow and Ice
Data Center (NSIDC) is one of eight
archives participating in NASA's Earth Observing System Data and
Information System (EOSDIS) as a Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC).
The NSIDC DAAC exists to help broaden understanding of snow and ice,
of their properties, characteristics and contexts, and of their
significance for human activity. Toward this end, we preserve
important snow and ice data sets, and make them available to
researchers.
This NSIDC DAAC site includes:
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Niwot
Ridge LTER Welcome to the home page for the
Niwot Ridge Long-Term Ecological Research (NWT LTER) program. This
page is designed to provide both non- and NWT LTER scientists with
ready access to site-based information and data. LTER
was established by the National
Science Foundation to conduct research on long-term
ecological phenomena in an array of ecosystems within the United
States. Niwot Ridge is the sole alpine tundra site and is located
approximately 35 km west of Boulder, CO. NWT LTER research is also
facilitated by affiliations with several other associated
institutions.
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