2019 Kentucky Water Resources Annual Symposium

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Presentation

Start Date

3-25-2019 10:00 AM

Description

  • 1.1 Evaluating Soil Characteristics in Rural and Urban Areas
  • 1.2 Use of eDNA in Detection of Multiple Salamander Species in Eastern Kentucky Streams
  • 1.3 Evaluation of biomass and filtration method on eDNA detection of fantail darters (Etheostoma flabellare)
  • 1.4 The Impact of Agricultural Development on Nutrient Contamination Hotspots Within a Small, Intermittent Watershed at EKU’s Meadowbrook Farm, Madison County, Kentucky
  • 1.5 How Does Drought Length Impact the Runoff and Nutrient Storm Response in an Agricultural, Intermittent Catchment in Central Kentucky?
  • 1.6 Analyzing Sanitary Sewer Overflow Sensitivity to Storm Characteristics
  • 1.7 Evaluating Soil Properties in No-Till and Conventional Tillage Systems
  • 1.8 Assessment of the Impact of Forest Degradation Caused by Human Activities in Lake Omo
  • 1.9 Soil Responses to Tillage Practices and Cover Crops
  • 1.10 Chlorophyll a and Primary Productivity Dynamics in Kentucky Lake
  • 1.11 Kentucky Backyard Streams Program
  • 1.12 E. coli in Urban Streams
  • 1.13 Assessment of Microbial Respiration and Carbon Loss Rates in the Upper Ohio River and Selected Tributaries in the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia
  • 1.14 Fabrication of a Novel Reactive Membrane for Water Treatment
  • 1.15 Temperature Responsive Membranes and Perfluorochemical Adsorption
  • 1.16 What are the LiDAR-Revealed Depressions in Alluvium Along Majors Rivers in Kentucky?
  • 1.17 Nutrient Export and Remediation at Meadowbrook Farm, Madison County, Kentucky: Steps Toward Improving Local and Regional Water Quality
  • 1.18 Functionalization of PVDF Membranes with Thiol Groups for Heavy-Metal Capture

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Mar 25th, 10:00 AM

Poster Session 1

  • 1.1 Evaluating Soil Characteristics in Rural and Urban Areas
  • 1.2 Use of eDNA in Detection of Multiple Salamander Species in Eastern Kentucky Streams
  • 1.3 Evaluation of biomass and filtration method on eDNA detection of fantail darters (Etheostoma flabellare)
  • 1.4 The Impact of Agricultural Development on Nutrient Contamination Hotspots Within a Small, Intermittent Watershed at EKU’s Meadowbrook Farm, Madison County, Kentucky
  • 1.5 How Does Drought Length Impact the Runoff and Nutrient Storm Response in an Agricultural, Intermittent Catchment in Central Kentucky?
  • 1.6 Analyzing Sanitary Sewer Overflow Sensitivity to Storm Characteristics
  • 1.7 Evaluating Soil Properties in No-Till and Conventional Tillage Systems
  • 1.8 Assessment of the Impact of Forest Degradation Caused by Human Activities in Lake Omo
  • 1.9 Soil Responses to Tillage Practices and Cover Crops
  • 1.10 Chlorophyll a and Primary Productivity Dynamics in Kentucky Lake
  • 1.11 Kentucky Backyard Streams Program
  • 1.12 E. coli in Urban Streams
  • 1.13 Assessment of Microbial Respiration and Carbon Loss Rates in the Upper Ohio River and Selected Tributaries in the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia
  • 1.14 Fabrication of a Novel Reactive Membrane for Water Treatment
  • 1.15 Temperature Responsive Membranes and Perfluorochemical Adsorption
  • 1.16 What are the LiDAR-Revealed Depressions in Alluvium Along Majors Rivers in Kentucky?
  • 1.17 Nutrient Export and Remediation at Meadowbrook Farm, Madison County, Kentucky: Steps Toward Improving Local and Regional Water Quality
  • 1.18 Functionalization of PVDF Membranes with Thiol Groups for Heavy-Metal Capture