2018 Kentucky Water Resources Annual Symposium

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Document Type

Poster

Start Date

3-19-2018 9:30 AM

Description

  1. The Ecological Importance of Perched Aquifers and Their Hydrological Connectivity to Ridge Top Ephemeral Wetlands in Daniel Boone National Forest
  2. Water Bugs and Bacteria: Creating a Water Quality Monitoring Program for the Wheeling Creek Watershed in the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia
  3. Use of eDNA to Detect Salamander Species in Central Kentucky Streams
  4. Hydrogeological Properties of Natural and Constructed Wetlands in Kentucky’s Daniel Boone National Forest
  5. Use of eDNA in Multiple Species Fish Biomass Determinations in Small to Mid-sized Lotic Systems
  6. Rainfall Runoff Model Development Using HSPF for a Flood Control Reservoir System to Examine Long Term Benefits
  7. Examining the Usefulness of Self Organizing Maps in Drought Analysis
  8. Modeling and Evaluating the Influences of Class V Injection Wells on Urban Karst Hydrology
  9. Isomotive Dielectrophoresis Based Characterization of Chlamydomonas Cells
  10. Role of Cross-Linker Concentration on the Performance of pH Responsive Membrane and its Application on PCB 126 Degradation
  11. The Effect of Applied Electric Potential on the Performance of Nanofiltration Membranes
  12. Polyphenolic Nanocomposite Materials for the Capture and Sensing of Chlorinated Organic Contaminants in Water Sources
  13. Investigation of a Lignin-Derived Solvent in Polymeric Membrane Fabrication
  14. Investigation of Phosphorene’s Potential Properties in Membrane Filtration
  15. Investigation of a New Mixing Method in the Preparation of Polymeric Solutions for Membrane Fabrication
  16. Water Quality Analysis in Municipal Water Supply System for Lexington, KY, with a Focus on Corrosivity
  17. An Opportunity for Environmental Ag Education: Using GIS Technology to Compare Beef Cattle Density on Water Quality Parameters in Two Barren County, KY Streams
  18. Assessment of MRSA Presence in Lexington, Kentucky, WWTPs with New Selective Growth Media

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Mar 19th, 9:30 AM

Poster Session 1

  1. The Ecological Importance of Perched Aquifers and Their Hydrological Connectivity to Ridge Top Ephemeral Wetlands in Daniel Boone National Forest
  2. Water Bugs and Bacteria: Creating a Water Quality Monitoring Program for the Wheeling Creek Watershed in the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia
  3. Use of eDNA to Detect Salamander Species in Central Kentucky Streams
  4. Hydrogeological Properties of Natural and Constructed Wetlands in Kentucky’s Daniel Boone National Forest
  5. Use of eDNA in Multiple Species Fish Biomass Determinations in Small to Mid-sized Lotic Systems
  6. Rainfall Runoff Model Development Using HSPF for a Flood Control Reservoir System to Examine Long Term Benefits
  7. Examining the Usefulness of Self Organizing Maps in Drought Analysis
  8. Modeling and Evaluating the Influences of Class V Injection Wells on Urban Karst Hydrology
  9. Isomotive Dielectrophoresis Based Characterization of Chlamydomonas Cells
  10. Role of Cross-Linker Concentration on the Performance of pH Responsive Membrane and its Application on PCB 126 Degradation
  11. The Effect of Applied Electric Potential on the Performance of Nanofiltration Membranes
  12. Polyphenolic Nanocomposite Materials for the Capture and Sensing of Chlorinated Organic Contaminants in Water Sources
  13. Investigation of a Lignin-Derived Solvent in Polymeric Membrane Fabrication
  14. Investigation of Phosphorene’s Potential Properties in Membrane Filtration
  15. Investigation of a New Mixing Method in the Preparation of Polymeric Solutions for Membrane Fabrication
  16. Water Quality Analysis in Municipal Water Supply System for Lexington, KY, with a Focus on Corrosivity
  17. An Opportunity for Environmental Ag Education: Using GIS Technology to Compare Beef Cattle Density on Water Quality Parameters in Two Barren County, KY Streams
  18. Assessment of MRSA Presence in Lexington, Kentucky, WWTPs with New Selective Growth Media