Seminar Series
OSU hosts three water-related seminar series each year.
- In the Fall, the IWW sponsors a water resources seminar
series that usually has a water management focus. You can view the schedule
from the Fall 2005 Series below.
- In the Winter, the Hydrophiles
water resources club sponsors a seminar series. The Winter 2006 Series
focused on OSU Hydrology Alumni and their current jobs and projects
- click
here for the complete schedule.
- In the Spring, Hydrophiles, various OSU departments,
the IWW, and others sponsor a Spring Hydrology Seminar Series. The Spring
2006 hosts and organizers are Jeff McDonnell, Dept of Forest Engineering,
and Julia Jones, Department of Geosciences - click
here for the 2006 seminar schedule.
Various departments sponsor other water resources related seminars throughout
the academic year. For a calendar of upcoming events, please see our Water
Resources Calendar.
The schedule for the IWW 2005 Fall Water Resources Seminar Series is
listed below.
Eddies and Edification: Environmental Flows
and Lessons Learned From Conflict
The seminar will meet on Wednesdays between 4:30-5:30 pm in Apperson
Hall 212. Click here for a map to Apperson Hall.
The seminar is open to the public. Students can also enroll for one course
credit using the course number and code CE 407 and CE 507.
For more information contact: 541-737- 4032.
Click here to download the seminar schedule
in pdf format.
| Date |
Title and Speaker |
5-Oct
|
True Grit: Gravel, Grain, and the Oregon
Aggregate/Agriculture Consensus Group Experience –
Elaine Hallmark and Greg Wolf, National Policy Consensus Center,
Portland State University, Portland, OR |
12-Oct
|
The Salt Lake Valley Groundwater Management
Plan: Setting the Pace in the Land of Zion and Beyond?
– Jared Manning, Utah Division of Water Rights, Salt Lake
City, UT
|
19-Oct
|
The Klamath Basin: Can We Keep the Wheels
On? – Dave Sabo, USBR Area Manager, Klamath Falls,
OR
|
| 26-Oct |
Lessons Learned from the Drought of 2005
– Oregon Department of Water Resources, Salem, OR
|
| 2-Nov |
The Economics of Environmental Conflict
Resolution in Oregon – Andy Rowe, Ph.D., GHK International,
Aiken, SC
|
| 9-Nov |
Groundwater Management in the Umatilla
Basin: Fish, Farms and Faith in Collaboration – Kate
Ely, Hydrologist, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation,
Pendleton, OR
|
| 16-Nov |
Conflict or Cooperation: North America‘s
Transboundary Aquifers, International Law, and a UN Treaty Initiative
– Gabriel Eckstein, Assoc. Professor of Law, Texas Tech. University,
Lubbock, TX |
| 23-Nov |
Volatile Volunteering: Water for People
or Fish and the Marys River Situation – Jim Fairchild
and Sandra Coveny, Marys River Watershed Council, Philomath, OR
|
| 30-Nov |
Augmenting Water Storage in the Yakima
River Basin: Processes and Procedures – Kim McCartney,
USBR Storage Study Manager, Yakima, WA
|
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