2002-03 USGS Research Grant Recipients
The Texas Water Resources Institute awarded USGS Research Grants in 2002-03 to the graduate students listed below.
- Jude Benavides, Rice
- Graduate Advisor: Philip B. Bedient
- Enhanced Flood Warnings for the Texas Medical Center: A Second Generation Flood Alert System (FAS2)
- Proposal Report
- Amanda Bragg, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Kevin McInnes & Tony Provin
- Reduced Phosphorus Pollution from Dairies by Removal of Phosphorus from Wastewater through Precipitation of Struvite
- Proposal Report
- Mandy Burgess, West Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Giovanni Piccinni, Charlie Rush, & Greta Schuster
- Relationship Between Charcoal Rot, Crop Water Use Efficiency, and Irrigation Management In Grain Sorghum
- Proposal Report
- Nyland Falkenberg, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Giovanni Piccinni & Charlie Rush
- Increase Water Use Efficiency: Implementation of Limited Irrigation For Crop Biotic and Abiotic Stress Management
- Proposal Presentation Report
- Jordan Furnans, University of Texas
- Graduate Advisor: Ben R. Hodges
- Higher-Order Statistics in Transport and Evolution of Algae Blooms
- Proposal Report
- Jennifer Hadley, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Raghavan Srinivasan
- Real-Time Distributed Runoff Estimation Using NEXRAD Precipitation Data
- Proposal Presentation
- Kevin Heflin, West Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Brent W. Auvermann
- Reduced Phosphorus Concentrations in Feedlot Manure and Runoff
- Proposal
- Audra Morse, Texas Tech University
- Graduate Advisor: Andrew Jackson
- Fate of a representative pharmaceutical in the environment
- Proposal
- Matt Simmons, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Steve Whisenant & Ben Wu
- Urban Forested Wetland Restoration
- Proposal Report Presentation Poster
- Judy Vader, Texas A&M University
- Graduate Advisor: Scott Senseman & Monty Dozier
- Adsorption & Desorption of Atrazineon in Selected Lake Sediments in Texas
- Proposal Presentation Poster
- June Wolfe, Baylor University
- Graduate Advisor: Owen T. Lind
- The Role of Suspended Clays in Phosphorus Processing by Lotic Periphyton
- Proposal Presentation
