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Jacksonville, FL San Juan, PR | TAYLOR ENGINEERING, INC HESPERIDES-GROUP, LLC ERM ; Jacksonville, FL Stuart, FL Be ie San Juan, PR COCO OHO OHO EEE EESOCEE SHEE AHO OCOGEHOOHE ESE HEHSEHEEEEHEHUSHHUSOHEOOHOEHSOTDELHTOHRHOHESERHEFOHOESTOSEEOO Visit OUR CONFERENCE EXHIBITORS BLACK & VEATCH TAYLOR ENGINEERING San Juan, PR EXHIBITORS ARE LOCATED IN THE Jacksonville, FL Booth #7 PUERTO RICO | BALLROOM Table #3 CDM prepuaie sina US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Jacksonville, FL ; ‘ ; Caribbean Water Science Center Table #2 8:00am to 6:30pm ; The Openi - Guaynabo, PR pening Reception takes ERM place in the Exhibit Area. 2 Table9 San Juan, PR TUES, AUG 31 UNIVERSITY OF THE Table #6 8:00am to 3:30pm VIRGIN ISLANDS GLM WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE ENGINEERING 2 PSC : SUTRON CORPORATION St. Thomas, Virgin Islands ae , Sterling, VA is Table #S San Juan, Table #1 Table #5 BIENVENIDOS A PuERTO Rico! ANd WELCOME TO THE 2010 AWRA INTERNATIONAL SPECIALTY CONFERENCE AND 8TH CARIBBEAN ISLANDS WATER RESOURCES CONGRESS ON TROPICAL. HyDROLOGY AND SUSTAINABLE WATER RESOURCES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE The last AWRA Specialty Conference on tropical hydrology was held in Puerto Rico in 1998 and now, 12 years later, it’s time to focus our attention on this important issue and on the need for sustainable water resources in light of a changing climate. _ The continued interest in tropical hydrology has improved data acquisition and availability, allowing us to make better management decisions; yet the management of water resources continues to suffer as a result of weather extremes, py acK & Veatcn Corp. population growth and urban development. This conference brings together water resources professionals, scientists, reg- SUNRISE, FLORIDA ulators, stakeholders, and special interest groups to exchange information, discuss solutions to common problems, and provide guidance on the future management of water resources. : i : oars The overall goal of this conference is to pick up where we left off in 1998 and encourage continued communications in a forum where we can gain a better perspective about national, regional, and local directions on tropical hydrology and sustainable water resources management. As part of the conference, we will look at possible future opportunities and challenges and discuss how to best manage them for the benefit of generations to come. The Call for Abstracts produced a great response from the international community, which will provide us with an outside perspective of the hydrologic impacts experienced in the United States and internationally from climate variations and the respective solutions currently being consid- ered and implemented. In addition, the conference is well balanced with the local perspective of water resources professionals, who will provide us with a discussion of the predominant hydrologic issues in Puerto Rico, including the need for conjunctive use of water resources to augment sup- ply, stormwater management under extreme weather conditions, water distribution management, hydrometeorology evaluations, and groundwater quality management among others. ; ; In keeping with AWRA’s brand of “community, conversation, and connections,” we encourage you to spend time networking with your peers, as well as making new connections while in Puerto Rico. We also hope that you'll bring your family to spend some quality time and enjoy the trop- ical paradise of Puerto Rico. Whether it is with a visit to El Yunque, the only tropical rain forest in the United States National Forest system, or kayaking-along the bioluminescent bay in Fajardo, Puerto Rico has many opportunities to spend time with your family and reconnect with the envi- ronment. ; On behalf of the AWRA Summer Specialty Conference Committee, we welcome you to Puerto Rico. We hope you enjoy your stay, the tropi- cal climate, and the great things the island has to offer. We welcome you to beautiful Puerto Rico! a‘ RAFAEL E, Frias UF Rafael E. Frias HI Jorge Rivera-Santos Pedro M. Garcia Walter F. Silva AWRA Conference Chair ; 8th Caribbean Islands Water AWRA Conference AWRA Conference Resources Congress Conference Chair Technical Program Co-Chair Technical Program Co-Chair MEETING REGISTRATION INFORMATION REGISTRATION -— ALL ATTENDEES, INCLUDING PRESENTERS, ARE REQUIRED TO REGISTER FOR THIS MEETING AND MUST PAY THE APPROPRIATE REGISTRATION FEE. REGISTRATION DESK HOURS OF OPERATION Sunpay ¢ AuGust 29 ¢ 4:00 p.m. TO 6:00 P.M. Monpay ¢ Aucust 30 ¢ 7:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. ‘Tuespay * AuGust 31 © 7:30 A.M. To 5:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY ¢ SEPTEMBER 1 ° 8:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. Final Program ; . ek 1 — AWRA in PUERTO RICO CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE AWRA CONFERENCE CHAIR CONGRESS CONFERENCE CHAIR RAFAEL E. FRIAS Til oo JORGE RIVERA-SANTOS Black & Veatch Corporation ~ Sunrise, Florida _ P.R. Water Resources & Environmental Research Inst. E-Mail: FriasRE@bv.com University of Puerto Rico ~ Mayaguez, Puerto Rico AWRA CONFERENCE TECHNICAL PROGRAM Co-CHAIR CONGRESS CONFERENCE Co-CHAIR ar “ PEDRO M. GARCIA HENRY H. SMITH PMG & Associates ~ Gurabo, Puerto Rico ; Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Inst. —— , ; University of Virgin Islands ~ St. Thomas, USVI AMRA CONFERENCE TE ECHNICAL PROGRAM M.Co-CHaR CONGRESS CONFERENCE Co-CHAR WALTER F. SILVA PEDRO L. DIAZ “p. R. Water Resources & Environmental Research Inst. Caribbean Water Science Center University of Puerto Rico ~ = Magia Puerto Rico " ' . U.S. Geological Survey ~ Guaynabo, Puerto Rico * TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ROBERT J. MORESI Black & Veatch Corporation ~ Tampa, Florida — FINANCE COMMITTEE. Co-CHAIR FINANCE COMMITTEE C o-CHAIR ADAMARIS QUINONES oo Le GARRETT WALLACE oP R. Aqueduct de Sewer Authority ~ ‘Caguas, Puerto Rico South Florida Water Management District ~ West Palm Beach, Florida EVENTS orsign: E Co-CHAIR ; ’ EVENTS COMMITTEE Co-CHAIR GODOFREDO CANINO-ROLON a LUIS RAUL JIMENEZ CDM ~ San Juan, Puerto Rico CDM Caribbean Engineers PSC ~ San Juan, Puerto Rico’ AWRA _ 2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT ARI M. MICHELSEN AgriLife Research Center at El Paso ~ Texas A&M University System ~ El Paso, Texas E-Mail: a-michelsen@ag. tamu.edu PRESIDENT-ELECT SECRETARY/TREASURER PAST PRESIDENT ~ MICHAEL E. CAMPANA . ROBERT J. MORESI . GERALD SEHLKE Oregon State University ; Black & Veatch Idaho National Laboratory Corvalis, Oregon Tampa, Florida Idaho Falls, Idaho ; DIRECTORS ‘KENNETH A. CARPER MARTHA B. CORROZI NARVAEZ RAFAEL E. FRIAS II . WK Dickson and Co., Inc. a University of Delaware Black & Veatch Raleigh, North Carolina Newark, Delaware Sunrise, Florida _ CAROL R. COLLIER , C. MARK DUNNING KARL W.J. WILLIARD - }.. 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You can go to www.cdc.gov and check out their “Travelers Health” page for more specific information on the best strength for bug repellents, etc. LEASE NOTE ..; E ROCEEDIN The Conference Proceedings will be available free of charge on the AWRA website until October 31, 2010, at the following website address: http://www.awra.org/PR2010. After that date it will be moved to the AWRA Members $ Only section of the AWRA website and also available for purchase i ina al ROM format from AWRA. ; Final en , eg ~ AWRA in PUERTO RICO TECHNICAL SESSIONS-AT-A-GLANCE e MONDAY ~ AUGUST 30 © ’ 8:30 am-10:00 am 10:30 am-12:00 NOON 1:30 pm-3:00 Pm t 3:30 pm-5:00 pm : AGency Pane Discussion Concurrent Sessions 1 & 2 Concurrent SESSIONS 3 & 4 KEYNOTE SPEAKER 40 Years of Environmental 1 Groundwater Quality 3 Hydrometeorology MATTHEW C. LARSEN Regulation: Past, Present, Associate DIRECTOR Son WATER and Future 2 Computer Modeling 4 Waier Management U.S. GeoLocicaL Survey RESTON, VIRGINIA LUNCH BREAK (oN Your own) ~ 12:00 noon-1:15 pm || OPENING NETWORKING RECEPTION ~ 5:00 Pm-6:30 pm _| e TUESDAY ~ AuGuSsT 31 ° 8:30 am-10:00 am 40: 30 am-12:00 NOON 1:30 pm-3:00 pm 3:30 pm-5:00 Pu Concurrent Sessions 5 &6 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7 & 8 Concunment Sessions 9 & 10 Concurrent Sessions 11_& 12 5 ~ Flood Warning Systems 7 Managing the Environment 9 Rio de la Plata Flood 11 Water Resoilrces in a Changing Control Project Climate 6 Surface Water Runoff 8 Flooding and Stormwater Modeling Management 10 Hydrologic Processes 12 Watershed Modeling LUNCH BREAK (on Your own) ~:12:00 Noon-1:15 pm | e WEDNESDAY ~ SEPTEMBER I ° 8:30 am-10:00 am : 10:30 am-12:00 NOON 1:30 pm-3:00 pm Concurrent Sessions 13 & 14 Session 15 Concurrent Sessions 16 & 17 13. Sustainable Water SPECIAL SESSION ~ 16 Water Supply Planning Resources Economies of Water, Water and Energy 17 Coasial Impacts From 14 Waiter Distribution Nexus, and Innovative Development Management Solutions for Water : Resources Management SPECTAL EVENT ~ CONFERENCE LUNCHEON ~ 12:00 noon-i:36 PM Guest Speaker ~ FERDINAND QUINONES : CONSULTING ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER ~ SAN Juan, Puerto Rico. “WATER Resources oF Puerto RIco AND Poventiat Errects of GLosat CLimaTe CHANGES ON THESE RESOURCES AND THE LIFE 7 Bess OF THE ISLAND” AWRA in PUERTO RICO pe 4 : Final Program DAY~AT-A-GLANCE | Monpay / Auausr 30, 2010 SPEAKERS’ -PREPARATION. ROOM OPEN | 7:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. /CexBa ROOM. “as "REGISTRATION ‘DESK OPEN ae 7: 30. A.M. A 6: 00 P.m.: / Puerto Rico BALLROOM Fover [22 MORNING. NETWORKING: BREAK © eh Sn ts - 8:00 .A.M.-10: :30.4.m, / Puerto Rico BALLROOM. 4 coe oa COMMERCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS OPEN _ , 78100 A.Mi- 6180 PM Burro Reo’ Bausnoow 1 : " CONFERENCE OPENING PLENARY ‘SESSION | : 130 A.M.-10:00 ‘A.ia. 7 Puerto Rico BALLROOM 2” G.oeat, CHANGE AND, WATER RESOURCES IN: THE Next. 1 100 Years” : KEYNOTE : ‘SPEAKER ~ MATTHEW. : _ No 2 For Water ~ U- s. “GEOLOGICAL ‘Supvey'~ Reston, ViReINEA’ a : ATE ‘bre _ MORNING NETWORKING BREAK. (conr’o. ) 10:00, :A.M;=10:30.4.M. / PUERTO. RICO. BALLROOM. ron Z os CONFERENCE OPENING PLENARY SESSION (conr’o. do ENCY PANEL ‘DISCUSSI TON. oe, _LUNCH BREAK. (ON. YOUR omy) OS ae 1 5"42:00 Noon-1: 15 pom. a 7) Concurrent NT SESSIONS 17 AND 2. /- 1:80 6m, -3100 POM " Sesston 1 : ' SESSION 2 ’ GROUNDWATER QUALITY : COMPUTER MODELING : AFTERNOON NETWORKING. BREAK. "3: oe) PM-3330 P.M. / Puerto Rrco BALLROOM. 1 “CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3 AND 4 / 3:30 Pm.5100 P.M. SESSION 3 SESSION 4 HYDROMETEOROLOGY : WATER MANAGEMENT "Puerto Rico Ballroom 2 Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 OPENING. NETWORKING RECEPTION © a 5:00 P.m.-6! 30 p.m. / Puerto Rico BALLROOM 1 ~ ~(COMMERCTAL & ‘EDUCATIONAL. EXHIBITS OPEN — SEE “SPECIAL. EVENTS”:-ON PG. 14) - Monday ~ August 30 BO 7 - AWRA in PUERTO RICO CONFERENCE OPENING PLENARY SESSION Monbay_ ~ AuGust 30 ~ 8:30 4 M.-10:00 A.M. ~ Puerto Rico BALLROOM 2 WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS ARI M. MICHELSEN President, American Water Resources Association. Texas AgriLife Research ~ Texas A&M University ~ El Paso, Texas RAFAEL E. FRIAS OI. AWRA Conference Chair 7 Black & Veatch Corporation ~ Sunrise, Florida _ KEYNOTE SPEAKER “GLOBAL CHANGE AND WATER RESOURCES IN THE NEXT 100 YEARS” . : MATTHEW C. LARSEN Associate Director for Water ~ U.S. Geological Survey ~ Reston, Virginia Matthew Larsen’ s presentation will provide us with the USGS perspective of the status of our ‘water resources _ and how they may be impacted by global climate change. The discussion will center on the efforts being _ performed by the USGS in the United States and the Caribbean to better comprehend the impacts from global change in the future. 10:00 A.m.-10:30 A.M. * MORNING NETWORKING BREAK (CONT’D). * Puerto Rico BALLRoom 1 AGENCY PANEL. DISCUSSION MoNbAy.~ August. 30 ~ 10:30:4.M.-12:00 NOON ~ PUERTO Rico BALLROOM 2 © 40 Years oF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION: PAST, PRESENT, AND Future JORGE RIVERA SANTOS Acting Chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, and Director of the Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute, Mayaguea, | Puerto Rico 7 0 PANELISTS PEDRO J. NIEVES, ESQ. President of the Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board ~ San Juan, Puerto Rico CARL SODERBERG Director, Caribbean Environmental Protection Division, EPA Region II ~ San Juan, Puerto Rico ANTONIO SANTIAGO “CHAGO” VAZQUEZ " Ex-Secretary of Public Works and Ex-Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Environmental Quality Board and the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority ~ San Juan, Puerto Rico This special panel session will provide an overview of the last 40 years of environmental regulation in Puerto Rico and discuss the improvements to the environment that have been realized in Puerto Rico. The moderated session will include the local perspective of current and previous agency directors from the Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board, EPA- Caribbean Division and the Department of Public Works. 12:00 NOON To 1:15 P.M. * LUNCHEON BREAK (ON YOUR OWN) PLEASE NOTE . mee “Throughout th the Technical Program the PRESENTER of each paper is'in BOLD type immediately following the paper title, te affiliation given is that of the Presenter — co-authors are then listed in parentheses. . PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CELL PHONES WHEN ENTERING THE SESSION ROOMS! WRAinPUERTORICO °° = 8G o Monday ~ August 30 : 4330 P.M.-3:00 P.M. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 AND 2 MAonpbay_~ AuGcust 30 SESSION 1 + Puerto Rrco BALLROOM 2 GROUNDWATER QUALITY Moperator + JUAN AMADOR - Grecory L. Morrts ENGINEERING + SAN JUAN, Puerto Rtco E 4330 p.m. The In-Situ Measurement of Temperature and Specific Conductance of Ground Water in Puerto Rico — Ronald T. Richards, Turabo University, Trujillo Alto, PR ms 1:50, P.M. Effects of Changes in Irrigation Practices and Aquifer Development on the South Coast Aquifer, Puerto Rico - Eve Kuniansky, U.S: Geological Survey, Norcross, GA (co-authors: Fernando Gomez-Gomez, Jose M. Rodriguez, . Sigfredo Torres-Gonzalez) “2:10 p.m. Spatial and Temporal Variation in Isotopic Composition of Precipitation and Groundwater in Contrasting Precipitation, Regions in Puerto Rico, an Island Located in Northeastern Caribbean - Yogani Govender, University of Puerto Rico, - San Juan, PR (co-authors: E. Cuevas, L. Sternberg) . 2:30'p.m. Groundwater Quality Conditions and Trends in the South Coast Aquifer of Puerto Rico - Jose M. Rodriguez, US. Geological Survey, Guaynabo, PR an I SEsston 2 - Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 . COMPUTER MODELING - Moverator « FELIX LOPEZ - SALO ENGINEERING, PSC + SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico ot 1:30 p.m. Development of Decision Support Systems for Estimating Salinity Intrusion Effects Due to Climate Change on the South Carolina and Georgia Coast - Paul Conrads, USGS-SCWSC, Columbia, SC (co-authors: Edwin Roehl, Daniel Tufford, Greg Carbone, Kirstin Dow) : 4:50 em, Evaluation of Upscaling Parameters and Their Influence on Hydrologic Predictability in Upland Tropical Areas - Alejandra Rojas Gonzalez, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, PR (co-authors: Eric W. Harmsen, Sandra Cruz Pol, Yaritza De Jesus ‘2:10 p.m. Simulations of Variations in 3180 and Net Export of Major Ions From the Rio Blanco Using Several Climate Change - Scenarios - Richard Webb, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, CO (co-authors: Martha Scholl, Heather Buss) . 2:30 PLM. Two Dimensional Hydraulic Model for Rio Grande de Anasco River in Puerto Rico — Alejandra ‘Rojas Gonzalez, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, PR (co-authors: Walter F, Silva Araya, Jorge Rivera Santos) 3:00 P.M. To 3:30 P.M. * AFTERNOON NETWORKING BREAK ° PUERTO RICO BALLROOM 1 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3 AND 4 . . Monpay_~ August 30 © SESSION 3 + Puerto Rrco BALLROOM 2 . HybROMETEROROLOGY Moperator * PEDRO GARCIA * PMG AND ASSOCIATES * SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico 3:30 p.m.-5:00 P.M. 53:30, ‘pM. Calibration and Validation of CASA Radar Rainfall Estimation - Ariel Mercado-Vargas, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, PR (co-authors: Sionel Arocho Meaux, Gianni A. Pablos-Vega, Eric W. Harmsen, Sandra Cruz-Pol, Jose Colom Ustariz) © 3150 p.m. Rainfall Estimation Over Puerto Rico Using a Classification System and Artificial Neural Networks - Melvin J. Cardona-Soto, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, PR (co-authors: Nazario D. Ramirez-Beltran, Eric W. Harmsen) "4:10 PLM. Estimating Evapotranspiration in the Caribbean Region Using Satellite Remote Sensing - Eric Harmsen, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, PR (co-authors: John Mecikalski, Ariel Mercado, Pedro Tosado Cruz) ; 4:30 p.m. Cloud Seeding Technology, a Feasible Alternative Water Source for the Caribbean? - Don A. Griffith, North American Weather Consultants, Sandy, UT SEsston 4 + Puerto Rtco BALLROOM 3. Water MANAGEMENT Moderator * DAVID WATT - St. JOHNS River WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT * PALATKA, FLORIDA 3:30 P.M. Tropical Hydrology Under a Changing Land Use Dynamics: Development of Sustainable Watershed Conservation Scenarios in the Reo Cobre Watershed, Jamaica - Shimelis Setegn, Florida International University (FTU), Miami, FL (co-authors: Assefa M. Melesse, Michael E. McClain, Xixi Wang) 3:50 p.m. Sustainable Financial Planning for Water Quality Improvement and Management - Stacey Isaac Berahzer, UNC Environmental Finance Center, Marietta, GA (co-author: Lauren Patterson) : 4:10 p.m. Heritage Rivers of Puerto Rico — Marianela Torres-Rodriguez, Department of Natural and Environmental Resources, San Juan, PR (co-author: Eliot Hernandez-Gonzalez) - . . 7 , ; 4:30 p.m. Water Resource Management Challenges in Wet-Dry Tropical Savannas: A Century of Lessons Learned in Peninsular’ Florida - Darina Palacio, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL (co-authors: John H. Kiefer, William R. Wise, Joann Mossa) 5:00 P.M. TO 6:30 P.M. * SPECIAL EVENT * OPENING NETWORKING RECEPTION * PuERTO RICO BALLROOM 1 : . SEE “SPECIAL EVENTS” ON PG. 14 FOR DETAILS Dot Monday ~ August 30°” ee a AWRA in PUERTO RICO DAY-AT-A-GLANCE / Norspay / Auaust 31, 2010 SPEAKERS’ PREPARATION ROOM OPEN 7:00 A.M.-7:00 P.m../CEIBA ROOM ; REGISTRATION DESK.OPEN _ “7:30 a.m.-5: 00 PM. / PuERTO Rico BaLLRoom Foyer _ MORNING NETWORKING BREAK a . Be 8200 A.M.-10330 Alm. / PuerTO Rico BALLROOM A - COMMERCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS OPEN 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. / Puerto Rico BALLROOM 1 SEssron 5’ _ SESSION 6 FLOOD WARNING SYSTEMS SURFACE WATER RUNOFF MODELING Puerto Rico BALLROOM 2 | ‘ - Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 : MORNING. NETWORKING. BREAK (cont'o. ) 10: ‘00 A.M.- -10: 30 a.m. / Puerto Rico BALLROOM 1 ~ CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7 AND 8 . 10: 30 A.M. -12: 00 NOON "SESSION L i . oo . SESSION 8 MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT . FLOODING AND STORMWATER | ~ : MANAGEMENT . Puerto rico BALLROOM 2 ae Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 Le LUNCH BREAK.(ON Your OWN). ‘12:00 NOON-1:15 Pm.) 2. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 9.AND 10 / 1:30 P.m.-3:00 P.M. SEssro Sesston 10 RIO DE LA PLATA FLOOD HYDROLOGIC PROCESSES CONTROL PROJECT | Puerto Rrco BALLROOM 2 Puerto Rico BaALLrRoom 3 AFTERNOON NETWORKING BREAK 3:00 pm-3:30'P.m. / Puerto Rico BALLROOM 1 CoNcurRENT SESSIONS 11 AND 12 / 3:30 P.m.-5:00 P.M. SESSION 11 , SESSION 12 WATER RESOURCES IN A WATERSHED MODELING CHANGING CLIMATE . oo Puerto Rico. BALLROOM 2 i: Puerto Rico Battroom 3 AWRA in PUERTO RICO a en: ee 7 Tuesday ~ August 31 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 5 AND 6 : 9:10 ALM. “E8130. A.M. - 8:30 A.M.-10:00 A.M. a ' ‘Tuespay ~ August 31 SEssION 5 _.- Puerto Rico BALLROOM 2 Floob WaRNING SYSTEMS Mopberator » FELIX LOPEZ - SALO ENGINEERING, PSC - SAN J! UAN, Puerto Rico Flood Forecast Alarm System for Western PR — Luz Estela Torres Molina, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, PR | (co-authors: Eric W. Harmsen, Nazario Ramirez, Alejandra M. Rojas Gonzalez, Sandra Cruz-Pol) Real Time Flood Alert System (RTFAS) for Puerto Rico - Dianne Lopez, U.S. Geological Survey, Guaynabo, PR Flashiness Indices for Urban and Rural Streams in Puerto Rico - Colin Phillips, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA (co-author: Fred Scatena) Tropical Flooding Disasters: FEMA's Response to American Samoa - Mary Theresa Flynn, FEMA, *, Washington, DC SEsston 6 ° Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 SuRFACE WATER RUNOFF MODELING. Moperator * PATRICK VICTOR + CDM + JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Modeling Tropical Cyclone Induced Inland Flooding at Tar Pamlico River Basin of North Carolina - - Qianhong Tang, North : _ Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC (co-author: Lian Xie) : 8:50.4.M. Modeling Stormwater Conveyance in Barbados to Support Marine Water Quality - ~ Mark Ss. Riedel, W.F. Baird & Associates, et Madison, WI (co-authors: Amanda G. Stone, Kevin J. MacIntosh) “9:10 A.M. Verification of the Duval County Master Plan Models During Tropical Storm Fay — Jose M. Guzman, CDM, Jackson, FL (co-authors: Bill Joyce, Patrick Victor) : 10: 00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. * + MoRNING NETWORKING BREAK * PUERTO RICO BALLROOM 1 8 CONCURRENT SESSIONS Z AND 8 . Ce ch 10: 304 M.- addi 00 NOON _. Tuespay_~ Au6gust 31 “ SEssION 7 > Puerto Rrco BALLROOM 2 MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT MopeRATOR * JUAN AMADOR * Grecory L. Morris ENGINEERING ° San JUAN, Puerto Rico : “40:30 A.m. Animal Waste Management and Water Quality Protection i in Puerto Rico - Rafael F. Davila, University of Puerto Rico, Aguas ; - Buenas, PR , 10:50 A.M. Partnering to Restore Guanica Bay/Rio Loco Watershed by Addressing Nutrient and Sediment Sources and Restoring ae Ecosystem Services - Paul Sturm, Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City , MD (co-authors: Roberto Viquiera, - ae Tom Moore) 11:10 4.m. Predicting Erosion From Unpaved Roads in Tropical Watersheds: Comparison of Models - Conrad Heatwole, Virginia Tech, : Blacksburg, VA (co-authors: Marissa J. Duff, Marco Auralio C. Caiado) 11:30 a.m. The Hydrologic Prescription of the Environmental Flow Regime for the Conservation of Riparian Ecosystems: An Example , for a Sub-Tropical River of Northern Mexico - Jose Navar, CIIDIR-IPN Unidad Durango, Durango, Mexico SESSION.8 ‘PUERTO’ Rico BatLroom 3 FLOODING AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Moverator * JOSE MIRANDA - Grecory L. Morrrs ENGINEERING * SAN JUAN, PuERTO Rico ‘10:30 a.m. Inventory of Urban. Sinkholes on the North Coast of Puerto Rico — Luan M. Esteban, Gregory L. Morris Engineering, San Juan, Do PR (co-authors: Gregory L. Morris, Jose D. Miranda) _ 10:50 a.m. A Statistical Model for the Reliability Analysis of Stormwater Detention Systems - Rafael Segarra, University of: Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, -PR 11:10 a.m. Stormwater Management System Improvement Project — Noel Maerrero, Environmental Resources Management, San Juan, PR “11:30 a.m. Adapting Stormwater BMPs for Tropical Watersheds and Coral Reef Protection —.Paut Sturm for David Hirschman, Center for Watershed Protection, Charlottesville, VA (co-author: Kelly Collins) 12:00 NOON TO 1:15:P.M. © LUNCHEON BREAK (ON YOUR Own) .- Tuesday ~ August 31 | a) | =. . AWRA in PUERTO.RICO — ‘ CONCURRENT SESSIONS 9 AND 10 ; :30-P.m.-3:00 P.M. Tuespay ~ August 31 ae S€sston 9 + Puerto Rrco Battroom 2 RIO DE LA PLATA FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT MODERATOR + JOHN HASHTAK + Taytor ENGINEERING, INe. + JACKSONVILLE, FLorrpa Rainfall-Runoff Modeling for Rio de la Plata Flood Protection Project - Maurice Vaughan, Taylor Engineering Inc., Jacksonville, FL (co-author; Hyun-Min Shin) ' Hydraulic Modeling for Design of Flood Control Features for Rio de la Plata Flood Protection Project - Eric Holand, Taylor Engineering Inc, Jacksonville, FL (co-authors: David Weston, John Hashtak, Thomas Spencer) 2D Hydrodynamic Model of Rio De La Plata Drainage Basin - - Ashley Naimaster, Taylor Engineering, Inc., Jacksonville, FL (co-author: Michaei Kabiling) Impact of and Mitigation for a Coastal Plain Flood Control Project on Rio de la Plata - David Stites, Taylor Engineering, Inc., Jacksonville, FL (co-authors: Javier Ruiz Bunker, Chris Ellis) ' SESSION 10 - Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 , HypROLOGIC PROCESSES Mopberator - JOSE GUZMAN * CDM + JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA a: 30 P: Me Selected Hydrologic, Water Quality, Biological, and’ Sedimentation Characteristics of Laguna Grande- Luis Soler-Lopez, U.S. Geological Survey, Guaynabo, PR “a 50 P. re Hydrological Response of Watershed Systems to Combined Land Use and Climate Changes in the Rio Haina Basin, Dominican Republic - Shimelis Setegn, Florida Intemational University (FIU), Miami, FL (co-authors: Assefa M. Melesse, , ae _ Michael E. McClain, Xixi Wang) "2:10.P:M. The Hydrogeology and Hydrology of Punta Cabullon in Southern Puerto Rico: a Saline to Hypersaline Setting i in a Highly wen Dynamic Coast - Jesus Rodriguez, U.S. Geological Survey, Guaynabo, PR 12:30 p.m. Linking Watersheds’ Hydrologic Response to Sediment Delivery: A Conceptual Framework- Nekesha Williams, University of ue _ South Florida-College of Marine Science, St. Petersburg, FL (co-authors: Bamali Dixon; Ashanti Johnson) 3:00 P.M. To. 3:30 P.M. ¢ AFTERNOON NETWORKING BREAK * PUERTO RICO BALLROOM 1 Log | “CONCURRENT SESSIONS 11 AND 12 +3330 p.m.-5:00 P.M. . Tuespay ~ August 31 ears SESSION 11 - Puerto Rico BALLROOM. 2 . WATER RESOURCES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE Moperator * JUAN AMADOR - Grecory L. Morrrs ENGINEERING * SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico ”-3330.p.m.. Impact of Climate Changes on the Water Recourses Variability in Rio Grande De Manati and Plata River Basins, Puerto ; wo Rico, USA - Shimelis Setegn, Florida Intemational University (FIU), Miami , FL (co-author: Assefa M. Melesse) “ 3350 PAM. Long Term Sustainable Mosquito Vector Management Plan for Haiti - Marcia L. Anderson, Montclair State University, : an ‘Montclair, NJ Losing Connections: Wetland Characteristics in a Sub-Tropical, Sub-Sea Level, Hurricane-Impacted, Ditched, Pumped and Levee'd Pasture, and Implications for the Future - Jane O. Rowan, Bioengineering Group, Inc., Newtown Square, PA _ o- author: Yure’ Agaha Brass) SESSION 12 - PueRTO Rtco BALLROOM 3 WATERSHED MODELING MODERATOR * JOSE MIRANDA ° Grecory L. MoRRIS ENGINEERING * SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO "3:30 P.M. Runoff and Soil Loss Estimation Using N-SPECT in the Rio Grande de Anasco Watershed, PR - Matilde Duque, Florida os International University, Miami, FL (co-author: Assefa M. Melesse) , - . ‘+ 3:50 p.m. . Panama Canal Watershed Experiment- Agua Salud Project - Fred L. Ogden, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY a (co-authors: Robert F. Stallard, Helmut Elsenbeer, Jefferson Hall) “4:10 p.m. Using WARMF for Water Resources Management and Adaption to ‘Change in Island Watersheds: A Case Study in the woe : Waimanalo Watershed, Oahu, Hawaii - Kathryn van Werkhoven, Systech ' Water Resources, State te College, PA : (co-authors: Joel Herr, Scott Sheeder, Randall Wakumoto) . Modeling Annual Discharge for Eleven Sub-Tropical Rivers of Northern Mexico - Jose Navar, CHDIRIPN Unidad i Durango, Durango, Mexico (WRAinPUERTORICO 8=——<i—i‘S;CSS*S:*C#C*«*NO 7 Hesday ~- August 31 DayY-At-A“GLANCE / Weonespay / Serremmer 1, 2010 SPEAKERS’ PREPARATION ROOM OPEN — . 7:00. A.M.-1:00 p.m. /CerBA ROOM : [7:30 a.m.+3:30 P.M. / Puexro Rizo BAURCOM FOYER - ~ MORNING NETWORKING BREAK - 8:00 A:M.-10:30-AzM.- -/ Puerto RIco BALLROOM Foyer - “Season 13 SESSION 14 SUSTAINABLE WATER RESOURCES WATER DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 PueRTO Rico BALLROOM 2 :. MORNING. NETWORKING BREAK (cont'p. we ” 10: 00. ALM. - -10: 30 A.M; /. PuERTO: Rico BALLROOM: Fovea. ss. SESSION 15 -/- 10:30":M.-12:00:NOON SPECTAL “SESSION 15 ECONOMIES OF WATER, WATER AND ENERGY NEXUS, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PuerTO Rico BALLROOM 2 “SPECIAL EVENT ~. CONFERENCE LUNCHEON. | “12: oo NOON. =1: 30° PLM. L PUERTO Rico Bautroom 1 “WarER pee, OF. Puerto, Rrco' ‘AND. PorenTzaL EFrects OF GLOBAL: Guamare CHANGES. : i. “ON THESE RESOURCES’ AND: THE LFE ZONES ‘OF THE TSLAND” re _ - Soe» GUEST. SPEAKER ~ FERDINAND QUIKNIONES . Consitine Enioninenra ‘Enerneen “AND Ex-Drrector OF USGS IN PUERTO ‘Rico ~ . SAN Juan, Puerto Rico. Z “CONCURRENT SESSIONS 16 AND 17 11:30. P.M.-3:00 P.M. SESSION 16 SESSION 17 | WATER SUPPLY PLANNING - COASTAL IMPACTS FROM | | DEVELOPMENT | Puerto Rico BALLROOM 2 -, , Puerto Rrco BALLROOM 3 | 7 “DONT MISS AWRA'S. 2010 ANNUAL WATER’ RESOURCES CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 1-4, 2010 ~ ~ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSLVANIA oo A ‘scventaetc PROGRAM AS RICH AND DIVERSE AS A HEALTHY ECOSYSTEM - MAKE YOUR PLANS To ATTEND! Wednesday ~ September 1 11 | AWRA in PUERTO RICO CONCURRENT SESSIONS 13 AND 14 : 20 A.M.- -10: 00 A.M. ; WEDNESDAY _~ SEPTEMBER 1 SESSION 13 + PuERToO Rico BatLRroom 2 SUSTAINABLE WATER RESOURCES MODERATOR ° LES LAMPE - Biack & VEATCH CORPORATION * KANSAS Crty, MrssourI: ae “289 30. a.m. Applying the Thornthwaite Water Budget in Tropical Climates - William Rense, Shippensburg University, Estes Park, CO . - +, 8:50-a:M. Puerto Rico River Management Guidelines - Gregory L. Morris, Gregory L. Morris Engineering, San Juan, PR oe (co-author: Juan Portalatin) Parameters for Regional Analysis of Minimum Flow in Tropical Watersheds - Jose Antonio Reis, Federal Institute of Espirito Santo, Vitoria, Brazil (co-authors: Micheli Moscon, Jessica Ferreira Barbosa, Marco Aurelio Costa Caiado, Conrad Heatwole) “Green Means Go” — Using Sustainability Approaches to Facilitate Project Support — Les Lampe, Black & Veatch Corporation, Kansas City, MO (co-author: Peter Binney) ‘SESSION 14 > PueRTo Rrco BALLROOM 3 -Warter DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT MODERATOR * ‘ADAMARIS GUINONES - PUERTO Rico Aquepuct AND SEWER AUTHORITY * CAGUAS, Puerto Rico Situation of Water Resources in Puerto Rico — Carl Soderberg, Caribbean Environmental Protection Division, EPA Region II, , San Juan, PR PRASA Automation Program: Putting Theory Into Practice — Godofredo Canino, CDM, San Juan, PR Waterhammer Analysis of the Puerto Rico North Coast Superaqueduct Before September 1999 - Walter F. Silva, University of . Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, Mayaguez, PR : District Metered. Areas Challenges in a Complex Water Distribution System — Mauricio Olaya, PRASA, San Juan, PR _ 10:00 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. * MORNING NETWORKING BREAK * Hore Fover BoE _ SPECIAL SESSION 15 3! 30 A.M.-12: 00. NOON . ' WeEbNEsbay. ~~: SEPTEMBER 1 SESSION 15 + Puerto Rre COM_2 . ECONOMIES OF WATER, WATER AND ENERGY Nexus, AND TNNOVATIVE - ‘SOLUTIONS FOR WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT MODERATOR - MATTHEW C. LARSEN - ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR WATER ~ U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ~ RESTON, VIRGINIA ’ PRESENTERS ARI M. MICHELSEN Director and Professor, AgriLife Research Center ~ Texas A&M University ~ El Paso, Texas President ~ American Water Resources Association ~ Middleburg, Virginia LES LAMPE - Vice President ~ Black & Veatch Corporation ~ Kansas City, Missouri JOSE F. ORTIZ VAZQUEZ = Executive President of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority ~ San Juan, Puerto Rico - This special session will provide an overview of three important aspects that should be considered for the management of water as a resource. These include economics, connection with other resources and implementation of technologies. The discussions ~ will center on the economic considerations surrounding water, the connection of water and energy as one resource, and innovative technologies implemented locally for water resources management by the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority. SPECTAL Event ; CONFERENCE LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY +. SEPTEMBER 1 - 12:00 NOON-1:30 P.M. > SAN JUAN BauLRoom 1 1 . See “Special Events” on pg. 14 for details - AWRAinPUERTORICO = o Wednesday ~ September 1 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 16 AND 17 1:30 p.m.-3:00 P.M. WEDNEsbay ~ SEPTEMBER 1 ne SESSION 16 + Puerto Rrco BALLROOM 2 ; i - Water Suppty PLANNING 7 Moperator * ADAMARIS QUINONES - Puerto Rico AQUEDUCT AND SEWER AUTHORITY ° CAGUAS, Puerto Rico -£ 4:30:e.a, Offfstream Reservoirs for Sustainable Water Supply in Puerto Rico - - Gregory L. Morris, Gregory L. Morris Engineering, San a Juan, PR _ “"1:50.e.m. New Strategies for the Design of Raw Water River Intakes for Potable Water i in Puerto Rico — _ Pully Torres, CLAPR, San Juan, oe at PR (co-authors: Gregory L. Morris, Rafael Rosa) . 2210 PLM, Conjunctive. Use to Augment Water Supply From a Small Caribbean Aquifer: Yauco, Puerto Rico - Juan Portalatin, : Gregory L. Morris Engineering, San Juan, PR (co-author: Gregory L. Morris) Groundwater Supply and Empowerment for the Embera Indians, Southern Darién Province, Panama - Michael E. Campana, Ann Campana Judge Fdn., Corvallis, OR ~ : Sesston 17 + Puerto Rico BALLROOM 3 Coastal Impacts FROM DEVELOPMENT MODERATOR * JUAN AMADOR - Grecory L. Morers ENGINEERING * SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico - Minimizing Development Impacts on Coastal and Marine Resources in U.S. Caribbean- Lisamarie Carrubba, National Marine Fisheries Service, Caribbean Field Office, Boqueron, PR (co-author: Aitza Pabon) Background Fluorescence in Groundwater From a Tropical Karst Island Aquifer - S. Michelle Hoffman, University of. Guam, Riverview, FL (co-authors: John W. Jenson, David C. Moran, Gary R.W. Denton) . Reducing Dock Construction Impacts in Shallow Water Seagrass Beds - Lisamarie Carrubba, National Marine Fisheries ° Service, Caribbean Field Office, Boqueron, PR (co-author: Fovelya Karazsia) , CONTINUING: EDUCATION UNTTS (EUS) Te aor 3} 7 Le AN CoM SE tt eo AWRA is pléased | to offer the opportunity for attendees of concurrent sessions to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs). In addition, CIAPR Continuing Education Credits will be provided. Attendees interested in receiving these should see the CIAPR representative on-site in the hotel lobby. , . ‘CONFERENCE SESSIONS: The conference includes 16 sessions in eight time slots from 10: 30 ‘AM, Monday, August 30, 2010, through 10: 00 AM, Wednesday, September : 1, 2010. Two sessions will run concurrently in each of the © eight time slots. , 2 aon CEUs AVAILABLE: 0.9 CEUs will be awarded for attendance at concurrent sessions in six time slots of your choice. Please note that CEUs 2 are not available for the Plenary Sessions or any other scheduled events. Note also that CEUs are not available for one-day attendees, SIGN UP AND COSTS: You may sign up for CEU credit using the restaton form i in this Preliminary Program, The cost is $22.00 for AWRA members and $26.00 for non-members. | . PROCEDURE AND IACET REQUIREMENTS: AWRA is required by the International Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACET) to maintain very specific records for the awarding of CEUs. Your conference registration packet will include an attendance sheet on which you must enter the Session Number of each coucurrent session that you attended. You also must have the sheet signed by the moderator of each concurrent session that you attend. | ‘The sheet MUST be turned in to the AWRA Registration Desk upon its completion or faxed or mailed to AWRA within one week after the clese of the Conference. This is an LACET requirement and AWRA cannot award CEUs without this completed form on file. CEU AWARDS PROCEDURE: AWRA will award a total of 0.9 CEUs representing nine hours of attendance of concurrent sessions. Eamed .. | .CEUs will be entered into your permanent AWRA record within two weeks following the Conference. Letters signifying the award will be pro- al wided within one month following the conference. Please note that.0.1 CEU is the same as 1.0 Professional Development Hour (PDH). | ‘ ~ = Wednesday~ September? = BWA in PUERTO RICO SPECIAL EVENTS Monpay. - August 30 - 5:00 p.m. To 6:30 p.m. + Puerto Rico Battroom 1 _ OPENING NETWORKING RECEPTION -. This event is included in the Registration Fee. All registered conference participants are invited to attend the Opening Networking Reception. Come 5 greet old colleagues and make new acquaintances. Additional tickets for accompanying guests may be purchased on site at the AWRA Registration -. Desk. The cost for each additional ticket is $35.00. : a WeDNEsDay - SEPTEMBER 1 - 12:00 NOON To 1:30 p.m. > PuERTO Rtco BatLroom 1 a AWRA SUMMER SPECIALTY CONFERENCE LUNCHEON eo _ Luncheon Speaker ~ FERDINAND QUINONES CONSULTING ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER AND EX-DIRECTOR OF USGS ww Pugrto Rico ~ SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico “Water Resources of Puerto Rico and Potential Effects of Global Climate Changes on These Resources and the Life Zones of the Island” . ...,This.event is included in the registration fee. Community, conversation, and connections are the hallmark of AWRA conferences. Come join a your colleagues at the conference luncheon where we will hear Ferdinand Quifiones, PE, give a talk on “Water Resources of Puerto Rico and _ 1, Potential -Effects of Global Climate Changes on these Resources and the Life Zones of the Island.” Mr. Quifiones is currently an Independent on Consulting Environmental Engineer who-has gained over 42 years of experience in water resources and environmental issues, water infrastructure, land’ environmental regulations in Puerto Rico.and the Federal sector. This special Conference Luncheon presentation will provide a local perspec- _”’, tive of the impacts of global climate change on the water resources of Puerto Rico. This will be an interesting presentation that will bring together “> the main theme of the Conference of Tropical Hydrology and Sustainable Water Resources in a Changing Climate. Join us for what is sure to be an - enjoyable and informative experience. Additional tickets for this event may be purchased on-site at the AWRA registration desk. The cost for each additional ticket is $35. GENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION a REFUNDS ~ Cancellations must have been received in writing at the. AWRA HQ by Monday, August 16, 2010. No refunds will ve be issued after August 16, 2010. All cancellations received prior to August 16, 2010, are subject to an administrative fee of - 225% Of the total registration fees. No refunds will be given for ticketed events purchased after August 16, 2010. = BADGES - It is important that the official badge supplied at the time of registration be worn at all times. This practice is a ": “courtesy to your fellow registrants. It also indicates that you have completed registration and may participate in the sched- uléd events. Admission to all technical sessions and breaks will be by badge only. S “INFORMATION DESK — Please consult the staff at the AWRA Registration Desk if you have any questions regarding-the events at the meeting. wo SESSION PARTICIPANTS — Authors, panelists, and moderators are requested to meet in their respective meeting coms 10 minutes prior to the start of their session. All participants are required to register PRIOR to their ses- “sions. : SPEAKERS’ PREPARATION ROOM ~ The Ceiba Room will be available for presenters to review their presentations during vo the: conference. Monday, August 30, and Tuesday, August 31, the room will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00'p.m.; on " Wednesday, September 1, it will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. . AWRA'S FUTURE MEETINGS AWRA's 2010 ANNUAL WaTeR RESOURCES CONFERENCE _ Novemser 1-4, 2010 oe Loews PHILADELPHIA HoTeL ~ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA . CHECK OUT AWRA'S WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: ON ANY AWRA MEETING! ae " www.awra.org pe ae :AWRA in PUERTORICO. + a4 2 Final Progam DIRECTORY OF PRESENTERS “Anderson, Marcia (Session 11), Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ 08837- 6183, USA, Phone: 732-906-6842, Fax: 732-321-6771, : -'Email: anderson.marcia@epa.gov (Paper) Berahzer, Stacey Isaac (Session 4), UNC Environmental Finance Center, P.O. Box 671346, Marietta, GA 30066, USA, Phone: 770-509-3887, Fax: 770-509-9539, Email: isaac@sog.unc.edu (Paper) ‘Campana, Michael E. (Session 16), Ann Campana Judge Fdn., 3359 NW Poppy Dr., Corvallis, OR 97330, USA, Phone: 541-754-4007, Fax: 541-753-4015, Email: aguadoc@live.com (Abstract) Canine, Godofredo (Session 14), CDM, 1225 Ponce de Leon Ave., VIG Tower, Ste. 603, San Juan, PR 00907, USA, Email: >.» CaninoRolonG@cdm.com (Abstract) \ Cardona Soto, Melvin (Session 3), University of Puerto Rico, Electrical Engineering Dept., Mayaguez, PR 00680, USA, Phone: 787-399-6772, “Fax: 787-265-3853, Email: cardonam@gmail.com (Paper) ae Carrubba, Lisamarie (Session 17), National Marine Fisheries Service, Caribbean Field Office, P.O. Box 1310, Boqueron,, PR 00622, USA, i> Phone: 787-851-3700, Fax: 787-851-5588, Email: lisamarie. carrubba@noaa.gov (Papers) ‘Conrads, Paul (Session 2), U.S. Geological Survey-SCWSC, 720 Gracern Rd., Columbia, SC 29210, USA, Phone: 803-750-6140, wo . Fax: 803-750-6181, Email: pconrads@usgs.gov (Abstract) : Davi, Rafael F. (Session 7), University of Puerto Rico, Aguas Buenas, PR 00703, PR, Phone: 787-75 1- 1679, Email: rafael.davila4@upr. edu “2 “aper) . Duque, Matilde (Session 12), Florida International University, Miami, FL 33193, USA, Phone: 305-878-3070, Email: mduqu001@fiu. edu (Paper) Esteban, Luan (Session 8), Gregory L. Morris Engineering, PO Box, 9024157, San Juan, PR 00902, USA, Phone: 787-723-8005, “* Fax: 787-721-3196, Email: lesteban@gmaeng.com (Paper) . ‘Flynn, Mary Theresa (Session 5), FEMA, 500 C Street SW Ste. 840, Washington, DC 20472, USA, Phone: 202-646-3340, ".. Email: mary.t.flyan@dhs.gov (Abstract) “Govender, Yogani (Session 1), University of Puerto Rico, P. O. Box 23360, San Juan, PR 00931-3341, USA, Phone: 787-764-0000 x28, Fax: 787-773-1722; Email: yoganig@yahoo:com (Abstract) | - Griffith, Don A. (Session 3), North American Weather Consultants, 8180 S. Highland Dr., Ste. B-2, Sandy, UT 84093, USA, . _ Phone: 801-942-9005, Email: dgriffith@nawcinc.com (Paper) ° Guzman, Jose (Session %), CDM, Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA, Phone: 904-527-6702, Fax: 904-73 1- 0465, Email: guzmanjm@cdm.com - _ +, « (Abstract) . Harmsen, Eric (Session 3), University of Puerto Rico, Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Bidg., Mayaguez, PR 00680, USA, Phone: 787-399-6772, Fax: 787-265-3853, Email: eric.harmsen@upr.edu (Paper), -Heatwole, Conrad (Session 7), Virginia Tech, 301 Seitz Hall, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0303, USA, Phone: 540- 231-4858, Fax: 540-231-3199, Email: heatwole@vt. edu (Abstract) -’ Hirschman, David (Session 8), Center for Watershed Protection, 919 2nd St. S.E., Charlottesville, VA 22902, USA, Phone: 434-293-6355, Email: djh@cwp.org (Paper) Hoffman, S. Michelle (Session 17), University of Guam, Riverview, FL 33579, USA, Phone: 813-361- 1412, Fax: 813-464-8185, | » “+ Email: paganvet1973@yahoo.com (Paper) . . Holand, Eric (Session 9), Taylor Engineering Inc, 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd., Bldg. 300, Ste. 300, Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA, _ Phone: 904-731-7040, Email: eholand@taylorengineering.com (Abstract) - a Kuniansky, Eve (Session 1), U.S. Geological Survey, 3850 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Suite 160, Norcross, GA 30092, USA, Phone: 770-409-7716, ; . Fax: 770-409-7725, Email: elkunian@usgs.gov (Abstract) . ‘Lampe, Les (Session 13), Black & Veatch Corporation, 8400 Ward Pkwy., Kansas City, Missouri 64114, USA, Phone: 913-458-3363, -Email: lampelk@bv.com (Abstract) ‘ Larsen, Matthew C..(Plenary Session), U.S. Geological Survey, National Center MS409, Reston, VA 20192, USA, Phone: 703-648- 5215, “_.« . Email: melarsen@usgs.gov (Paper) ; ‘Lopez, Dianne (Session 5), U.S. Geological Survey, 651 Federal Dr, Ste. 400-15, Guaynabo, PR 00965, USA, Phone: 787-749-4346, Fax: 797-749-4462, Email: dlopez@usgs.gov (Abstract) | : + Marrero, Noel (Session 8), Environmental Resources Management, P.O. Box 192291, San Juan, PR 00919-2291, USA, Phone: 187:622-0808, : Fax: 787-622-1262, Email: noel.marrero@erm.com (Abstiact) ' Mercado-Vargas, Ariel (Session 3), University of Puerto Rico, Dept. of Computer and Electrical Enginering,. Mayaguez, PR 00680, USA, Phone: 787-454-3643, Email: ariel. mercado@gmail.com (Paper) Morris, Gregory L. (Sessions 13, 16), Gregory L. Morris Engineering, 250 Tanca St., San Juan, PR 00901, USA, Phone: 787-723- 8005, - Fax: 78-721-3196, Email: gmorris@gmaeng.com (Papers) -_ Naimaster, Ashley (Session 9), Taylor Engineering, Inc., 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd., Ste. 300 Bldg. 300, acksonville, FL 32256, USA, » ' -Phone: 904-731-7040, Email: anaimaster@taylorengineering com (Abstract) Navar, Jose (Sessions 7, 12), Ciidir-Ipn Unidad Durango, Sigma No 119. Fraccionamiento 20 de Noviembre Ii, Durango, DGO 34220, Mexico, Phone: 6188142091, Fax: 6188142091, Email: jnavar@ipn.mx (Abstracts) Oden, Fred L. (Session 12), University of Wyoming, Dept. Civil & Arch. Engineering. 3295 1000 E. Univ. Ave, Laramie, WY 82071, USA, Phone: 307-766-6171, Fax: 307-766-2221, Email: fogden@uwyo.edu (Paper) mee bx, Palacio, Darina (Session 4), University of Florida, Dept. of Environmental Engineering Sciences, P.O. Box 116450, Gainesville FL 32611-6450, ‘USA, Phone: 916-390-5136, Email: palaciod@ufl.edu (Abstract) . . Phillips, Colin (Session 5), University of Pennsylvania, 240 South 33rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA, Phoné: 215-573-8372, Email: colinp@sas.upenn.edu (Paper) ~.. Portalatin, Juani (Session 16), Gregory L. Moiris Engineering, PO Box 9024157, San Juan, PR 00902, USA, Phone: 787-723-8005, Fax: 787-721-3196, Email: iportalatin@gmaceg, com (Paper) Final Program =. 7 15° AWRA in PUERTO RICO DIRECTORY OF PRESENTERS (CONT'D.) ‘Reis; José Anténio (Session 13), Federal Institute of Espirito Santo, Av Vitoria, 1729, Jucutuquara, Vitoria, ES 29040-780, Brazil, "+ Phone: 55 27 3331 2237, Email: tosta@ifes.edu.br (Paper) __, + Rensé, William (Session 13), Shippensburg University, Estes Park, CO 80517, USA, Phone: 970-577-9919, .- -Enaail: allenspark1959@aol.com (Paper) “-Richatds, Ronald (Session 1),.Turabo University, Calle 26 Y-29 Ciudad Univ., Trujillo Alto, PR 00976, USA, Phone: 787-642-2365, “|S. “Email: ronaldtrichards@gmail.com (Paper) _ Riedel, Mark (Session 6), W.F. Baird & Associates, 2981 Yarmouth Greenway Dr., Madison, WI 53711, USA, Phone: 608-273-0592, ee < Rax; 608-273-2010, Email: mriedel@baird.com (Paper) ; . Rodriguez, ‘Jose M. (Session 1), U.S. Geological Survey, GSA Center, 651 Federal Dr., Ste. 400-15, Guaynabo, PR 00965, USA, Phone: 787-749-4346, Fax: 787-749-4462, Email: jmrod@usgs.gov (Paper). a Rodriguez, Jests (Session 10), U.S. Geological Survey, GSA Center, 651 Federal Dr.; Ste. 400-15, Guaynabo, PR 00965, USA, Phone: 787 749-4346, ex, Fax: 787 749-4462, Email: jrodr@usgs.gov (Abstract) nn ; Gonzalez, Alejandra (Session 2), University of Puerto Rico, Civil Engineering Dept., Mayaguez, PR 00680, USA, One: 787-399-6772, Fax: 787-265-3853, Email: alejandra_rojaspr@yahoo.com (Paper, Abstract) , . “oo Rowan, Jane O. (Session 11), Bioengineering Group, Inc., 193 Mansion Rd., Newtown Square, PA 19073, USA, Phone:'610-592-7674, - | “Fax: 610-978-0097, Email: jrowan@bioengineering.com (Paper) os satra; Rafael (Session 8), University of Puerto Rico, Civil Engineering Dept., Mayaguez, PR 00680, Puerto Rico, ot Phone: 787-265-3815, Fax: 787-891-4305, Email: rafael.segarra@upr.edu (Paper) ». Setegn, Shimelis (Sessions 4, 10, 11), Florida International University (FIU), 11200 SW 8th St., ECS 168, Miami, FL 33199, USA, - - “3... Phone: 305-348-7664, Fax: 305-348-6137, Email: ssetegn@fiu.edu (Abstracts) a . , Silva-Araya, Walter (Session 14), University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, P.O. Box 9000, Mayaguez, PR 00681-9000, PR, "Phone: 787-833-0300, Fax: 787-833-3985, Email: walter.silva2@upr.edu (Paper) , a Soderberg, Carl (Session 14), USEPA - Region II - Caribbean Environmental Protection Division, Centro Europa Bldg. Ste. 417, -.:.."£°4499 Ponce De Leon Ave., San Juan, PR 00907, USA, Phone: 787-977-5801; Email: Soderberg.carl@epa.gov (Abstract) Lopez, Luis (Session 10), U.S. Geological Survey, GSA Center, 651 Federal Dr., Ste. 400-15, Guaynabo, PR 00695, oo “Phone: 787-749-4346, Fax: 187-749-4462, Email: Issoler@usgs.gov (Paper) , "Stites; David (Session 9), Taylor Engineering, Inc., 10151 Deerwood Park Bivd., Bldg. 300, Ste. 300, Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA, oa hone: 904-731-7040, Fax: 904-731-9847, Email: dstites@taylorengineering.com (Abstract) =~ : ; n, Paul (Session 7), Center for Watershed Protection, 8390 Main St., 2nd Floor, Ellicott City, MD 21043, USA, ~~ “Phone:.410-461-8323, Fax: 410-461-8324, Email: pes@cwp.org (Abstract) Do . ‘ang,-Qianhong (Session 6), North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27606, USA, Phone: 704-258-5048, coe - Email: qianhongt@yahoo.com (Abstract) ~.} Torres; Pully (Session 16), CIAPR, P.O. Box 3763, San Juan, PR 00902-3763, USA, Phone: 787-249-5770, Fax: 787-704-7436, ‘Email: ptorres@treepr.com (Paper) , ‘ . Torres; Marianela (Session 4), Dept. of Natural and Environmental Resources, P.O. Box 366147, San Juan, PR 00936, USA, . “: Phone: 787-999-2200, Email: mtorres@dma,gobierno.pr (Abstract) res Molina, Luz Estela (Session 5), University of Puerto Rico, Civil Engineering Dept., Mayaguez, PR 00680, USA, Ol "Phone: 787-399-6772, Fax: 787-265-3853, Email: luzetorres@hotmail.com (Abstract) . re -van Werkhoven, Kathryn (Session 12), Systech Water Resources, 4225 E. Western Star Blvd., Phoenix, AZ 85044, USA, “7 * Phone: 814-574-9700, Email: katie@systechwater.com (Abstract) oo onl Vaughan, Maurice (Session 9), Taylor Engineering Inc, 10151 Deerwood Park Blvd., Bldg. 300, Ste. 300, Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA, - = * "Phone: 904-731-7040, Email: mvaughan@taylorengineering.com (Abstract) ; - Webb, Richard (Session 2), U.S. Geological Survey, DFC, Box 25046, MS413, Denver, CO 80225, USA, Phone: 303-236-5025, "ol" Email: mwebb@usgs.gov (Abstract) , - Oo - * Williams, Nekesha (Session 10), University of South Florida-College of Marine Science, 140 7th Ave. South, St. Petersburg, FL 33701, ~ + ‘USA, Phone: 347-276-3104, Fax: 727-553-1189, Email: nbwillia@mail.usf.edu (Paper) : we WRA inPUERTORICO 16 oe Final Program FIRE EMERGENCY INFORMATION ~ PREPAREDNESS IN HOTELS - PLAN AHEAD - When you check into your room, check the location of exits. 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