Agenda
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Plenary Sessions
25 Years of Progress in Kansas Water Policy: Kansas Governors Panel
Former Governor John Carlin (1979-1987)
Former Governor Mike Hayden (1987-1991)Well, Well, Well: The High Plains Aquifer
David Pope
Former Chief Engineer, Division of Water Resources
Kansas Department of AgricultureBioenergy and Water: Does It Make Cents/Sense?
Dennis Kenney
Former Director, Leopold Center, Iowa State University
Senior Fellow, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, Ames, IowaSmart Growth: Can We Do It in Kansas?
Stacy Hutchinson
Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Kansas State University-
Sedimentation of Our Reservoirs: Are They Half Full or Half Empty?
Mark Jakubauskas
Kansas Biological Survey
University of Kansas - New Water Quality Challenges: Emerging Contaminants
Emerging Contaminants of Surface and Groundwater
Mike Meyer
U.S. Geological Survey
University of KansasOccurrence of Antibiotics in Treated Wastewater Discharged to Surface Water in Kansas
Alok Bhandari
Department of Civil Engineering
Kansas State University
Sujatha Nagulapally
Omaha, NEOccurrence and Fate of Steroidal Hormones in Surface Waters Impacted by Cattle Grazing and Animal Agriculture
Ed Kolodziej
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of Nevada
Concurrent Sessions
- Sedimentation of Our Federal Reservoirs
Adaptive Watershed Modeling: An Approach to Integrate Local Stakeholder Knowledge with Best Science
Pouoyan Nejadeshemi and Kyle Mankin
Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Kansas State UniversityBMP Auctions as a Tool for Targeting Implementation of Conservation Practices
Craig Smith and John Leatherman
Department of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State University- Targeting Subwatersheds for Enhanced Sediment Assessments Using Existing Monitoring Data
Chris Gnau
Kansas Water Office - Approaches to Modern River Work
John Shelley
Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering
University of Kansas
- Water Quality: Urban and Rural
The Art and Science of Bioretention Cells: Lessons Learned from Lenexa, KS
Mike Beezhold
City of Lenexa
Lenexa, KansasAlternative Urban Stormwater Management Research and Education Programs in Landscape Architecture at Kansas State University
Lee Skabelund
Department of Landscape Architecture
Kansas State University- Minimizing the Adverse Effects of Water Reuse for Crop Irrigation Near Dodge City, Kansas
Marios Sophocleous and Margaret Townsend
Kansas Geological Survey
Fred Vocasek
Servi-Tech - Effects of Macropore Flow and Seasonal Variability on Water Quality at a Wastewater-Recharge Site
Margaret Townsend, Marios Sophocleous, S. A. Macko, R. Ghijsen, and D. Schuette
Kansas Geological Survey
- Bioenergy and Water
Bioenergy and Water Panel: Lessons Learned in Iowa, Applications in Kansas
Rick Cruse
Director, Water Center
Iowa State UniversityDennis Keeney
Senior Fellow, IATP
Ames, IowaBill Hargrove
Director, Kansas Center for Agricultural Resources and the Environment
K-State Research and ExtensionThe Future of Cellulosic Ethanol in Kansas
Tom Robb
Abengoa, Inc.
Garden City, KansasClosed Cycle Processing of Natural Products: Possible Lessons from Pulp Production
Peter Pfromm
Department of Chemical Engineering
Kansas State University
- High Plains Aquifer
- Kansas Upper Arkansas River CREP and the Interest in Water Conservation
Susan Stover
Kansas Water Office - Storage Efficiency of Off-Season Irrigation
Loyd Stone
Department of Agronomy
Kansas State University Deficit Irrigation Management
Freddie Lamm
Northwest Kansas Research and Extension Center
Colby, Kansas
- Kansas Upper Arkansas River CREP and the Interest in Water Conservation
Lunch Presentation
- Impacts of Climate Change on Kansas and the Central Plains
Doug Kluck
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Kansas City, Missouri
Poster Sessions
- Poster papers on a wide variety of water resource-related issues