Texas Water Resources Institute

2007-08 USGS Research Grant Recipients

The Texas Water Resources Institute awarded USGS Research Grants in 2007-08 to the graduate students listed below.

Narendra Das, Texas A&M University
Graduate Advisor: Binayak Mohanty
Development of an algorithm to create repository of soil moisture and evapotranspiration maps for the State of Texas
Proposal  Final Report  
Narendra Das
Stephanie Johnson, University of Texas
Graduate Advisor: David Maidment
Intra-Watershed Modeling of Bacterial Contamination
Proposal  Final Report (AWRA)  Final Report (EWRI)  
Stephanie Johnson
Tae Jin Kim, Texas A&M University
Graduate Advisor: Ralph Wurbs
Reallocation of Reservoir Storage Capacity between Flood Control and Conservation Purposes
Proposal  Final Report  
Tae Jin Kim
Steve Oswalt, Texas Tech University
Graduate Advisor: Dick Auld & Thomas Thompson
Optimizing Irrigation of oilseed crops on the Texas High plains
Proposal  Final Report  
Steve Oswalt
Nithya Rajan, Texas Tech University
Graduate Advisor: Stephen Maas
Comparative evaluation of actual crop water use of forage sorghum and corn for silage
Proposal  Final Report  
Nithya Rajan
Kendra Johnson Riebschleager, Texas A&M University
Graduate Advisor: R. Karthikeyan
Bacterial Impairment Assessment for Lake Granbury Watershed
Proposal  Final Report  
Kendra Johnson Riebschleager
Ronnie Schnell, Texas A&M University
Graduate Advisor: Don Vietor
Chemicially Treated Composted Biosolids Enhance Water Conservation and Quality on Urban Landscapes
Proposal  Final Report  
Ronnie Schnell
Theodore Valenti, Baylor University
Graduate Advisor: Bryan Brooks
Water Quality Influences on Ionizable Contaminants in the Brazos River Basin: Implications for Water Resource Managemetn of Urbanizing Watersheds
Proposal  Final Report  
Theodore Valenti
Corinne Wong, University of Texas
Graduate Advisor: Jay Banner
Evaluating the impacts of brush clearing on reacharge of a karst aquifer
Proposal  Final Report  
Corinne Wong
Fanwei Zeng, Rice University
Graduate Advisor: Caroline A Masiello
Carbon isotopic measurements of dissolved inorganic carbon: A new tool to assess groundwater-river exchanged in the Brazos River Basin
Proposal  Final Report  
Fanwei Zeng

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