2001-02 USGS Research Grant Recipients
The Texas Water Resources Institute awarded USGS Research Grants in 2001-02 to the graduate students listed below.
- Jill Brandenberger, Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi
- Graduate Advisor: Patrick Louchouarn
- Arsenic Concentration in Water Resources of the Choke Canyon/Lake Corpus Christi Reservoir System: Surface and Ground Waters
- Report
- Bryan Brooks, University of North Texas
- Graduate Advisor: Thomas La Point
- Pimephales promelas and Laboratory Bioassay Responses to Cadmium in Effluent Dominated Systems
- Fluoxetine Poster Minnow Poster Presentation Report Journal Article
- Yesim Buyukates, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Daniel Roelke
- Plankton Succession: Investigation Regarding New Approaches to Management
- Report Report, TR-285
- Biswaranjan Das, Texas Tech University
- Graduate Advisor: David B. Willis
- Towards an Integrated Water Planning Model for the Texas High Plains
- Richard Hoffpauir, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Ralph Wurbs
- Incorporation of Salinity in Evaluating Water Availability
- Poster Presentation
- Jeffrey Johnson, Texas Tech University
- Graduate Advisor: Phillip Johnson
- Regional Economic Impacts of Aquifer Decline in the Southern High Plains of Texas
- Balaji Narasimhan, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Raghavan Srinivasan
- Determination of Regional Scale Evapotranspiration of Texas from a NOAA-AVHRR Satellite
- AVHRR Presentation Soil Moisture Index Presentation
- Rafael Pérez, University of Texas Marine Science Institute at Port Aransas
- Graduate Advisor: G. Joan Holt
- Fluctuating Environmental Parameters in Red Drum Nursery Habitats: The Influence of Habitat Quality on Larval Growth and Endocrine Function
- Report
- Andres Salazar, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Ralph Wurbs
- Conditional Reliability Modeling to Support Short-Term River Basin Management Decisions
- Daniel Stein, University of Texas at Austin
- Graduate Advisor: David Eaton
- Texas Groundwater Management and Global Applications
- Kevin Yeager, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Bruce Herbert
- Resolution of Fluvial Sediment Sources, Residence Times and Resuspension Using Lithogenic, Atmospheric and Cosmogenic Radionuclides, Bayou Loco, Texas
- Journal Article
