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| Tuesday, February 25, 2020 | ||||||
| 7:30am-5:00pm | Symposium Registration Open | |||||
| 7:30am-8:30am | Early Morning Refreshments Sponsors Move-In Displays |
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| 8:30am-10:00am | Opening Plenary Session
Dr. Wendy Graham, Director, University of Florida Water Institute
Welcome and Announcements (0:00-3:29) Watch Video
W. Kent Fuchs, University of Florida President
Welcome Address (3:30-6:13) Watch Video
Keynote Presentation:
Water Quality Perspectives on Inland Harmful Algal Blooms
Bryan Brooks Director, Environmental Health Science Program at Baylor University Editor-in-Chief, Environmental Science and Technology Letters View PDF |
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| 10:00am-10:30am | Morning Refreshment Break | |||||
| Concurrent Sessions — 10:30am - 12:00pm | ||||||
| Sesssion & Moderator | Room 2365 | Room 2330 | Room 2320 | Room 2340 | Room 2325 | Room 2335 |
| Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Session 4 | Session 5 | Session 6 | |
| Processes and Drivers of Physical and Ecological Change in the Floridan Aquifer and its Springs | Dams in the Amazon: Social-environmental Change in the World’s Largest Watershed | Advances in Hydrologic Modeling to Evaluate Sustainability of Natural Water Systems and Water Supply | The Future of Florida’s Urban Landscapes: Urban Landscape Design, Infrastructure, and Policy Strategies to Protect and Preserve Water Resources | Role of Wetlands in Nutrient Reduction and Retention | Public Engagement, Education and Outreach | |
| Nathan Reaver University of Florida |
David Kaplan University of Florida |
Jeffrey Geurink Tampa Bay Water View PDF |
Lisa Krimsky University of Florida |
Mark Brenner University of Florida |
Bruce MacFadden Thomas Earth Systems Institute |
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| Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | |
| Andy Canion SJRWMD Using Multiple Tracers to Determine Wastewater Contributions to Groundwater in Springs Contributing Areas View PDF View Abstract |
Trey Crouch University of Florida Quantifying the Cumulative Effects of Climate Change, Upstream Development, and Large Dams on Hydrology and Sediment Flux in the Madeira River, the Amazon’s Largest Tributary View Abstract |
Patrick Tara INTERA Sustainability Concerns for Florida Natural Water Systems and Water Supply Motivates Application of Advanced Modeling Technologies View PDF View Abstract |
Basil Iannone University of Florida Stormwater Pond Plantings as a Strategy for Improving Water Quality View PDF View Abstract |
Russel Frydenborg Frydenborg Ecologic Sweetwater Branch/Paynes Prairie Restoration Project, Part 1: Stream Assessment and Water Quality Modeling View PDF View Abstract |
Andrea Albertin University of Florida ‘After the Flush’ Septic System Homeowner Education Program View PDF View Abstract |
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| Matthew Cohen University of Florida A General Hypothesis for Ecological Change in Florida's Springs View PDF View Abstract |
May Lehmensiek University of Florida The Dams and the Fishers- Occupational Change in Resource Dependent Communities View Abstract |
Tom Jobes SJRWMD Integrated Modeling for Environmental Evaluation Using ICPR Version 4 View PDF View Abstract |
Michelle Atkinson University of Florida Planting Stormwater Ponds: Determining the Best Management Practices for Ornamental Plants in Buffer Zone Areas View Abstract |
Rick Hutton Gainesville Regional Utilities Sweetwater Wetlands Project, Part 2: Design, Construction, And Operation View PDF View Abstract |
Lee Hayes Byron UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County Water Quality Summit: From Zero to 600 in 3 Months View PDF View Abstract |
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| James Jawitz University of Florida Dissaggregating Landscape-Scale Nitrogen Attenuation View PDF View Abstract |
Roberta Mendonça De Carvalho University of Florida Hydropower Dams and Urbanization in the Brazilian Amazon – a Regional Analysis View PDF View Abstract |
Ron Basso Southwest Florida Water Management District Recent Improvements in Estimating Recharge for Large Regional Groundwater Flow Models in Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Mary Lusk University of Florida Gulf Coast Expanding the Use of Reclaimed Water in Florida's Urban Landscapes: Implications for Water Supply and Water Quality View Abstract |
Lauren Griffiths University of South Florida Nutrient Retention via Vegetative Uptake and Sedimentation in Created Wetlands in Subtropical Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Justina Dacey University of Florida Engaging Communities Using a Demonstration Living Shoreline View PDF View Abstract |
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| Sean King Wood Are Changes in Ecological Driver Inhibiting Submerged Aquatic Vegatation Restoration in Florida Spring Systems? View PDF View Abstract |
Alexandra Sabo University of Florida Assessing Green Governance in Practice: Conflict and Contradiction in Sustainable Hydropower Development in the Amazon View PDF View Abstract |
Jeffrey Geurink Tampa Bay Water Water Management Benefits of Fully Integrated Hydrologic Models View PDF View Abstract |
Michael Dukes UF/IFAS Center for Land Use Efficiency Technologies and Techniques Increase Landscape Irrigation Efficiency and Conserve Water View PDF View Abstract |
BingBing Jiang University of South Florida Estimating Importance of Hydrologic Conditions on Nutrient Retention by Wetlaculture Mesocosm Systems in the former Great Black Swamp View Abstract |
Bruce MacFadden University of Florida Scientist in Every Florida School: Engaging the Next Generation in Water Education View Abstract |
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| Robert Mattson SJRWMD Ecological Changes in Florida Springs over the Past Six Decades: Evaluation of the Evidence View PDF View Abstract |
Christine Swanson University of Florida Effects of Dams on Riparian Vegetation in the Amazon: Cumulative Impacts and Linkages to Hydrology View PDF View Abstract |
Renee Murch INTERA A Comprehensive Assessment of Changes to Flows and Levels Resulting from Reclaimed Water Aquifer Recharge Using an Integrated Model View PDF View Abstract |
Jovana Radovanovic University of Florida Evaluation of Water Use, Quantity, and Quality Effects of Amending Compacted Residential Soils with Compost View PDF View Abstract |
William Mitsch Florida Gulf Coast University Sustainably Solving Legacy Nutrients in Landscapes with Wetlands and Wetlaculture View Abstract |
Yilin Zhuang University of Florida Enhancing Private Well Water Safety Through Extension Outreach View PDF View Abstract |
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| 12:00-1:30pm | Buffet Lunch | |||||
| Concurrent Sessions — 1:30pm - 3:00pm | ||||||
| Sesssion & Moderator | Room 2365 | Room 2330 | Room 2320 | Room 2340 | Room 2325 | Room 2335 |
| Session 7 | Session 8 | Session 9 | Session 10 | Session 11 | Session 12 | |
| Aquifer and Spring Systems | Impacts of Climate Change and Climate Variability on Water Resources | Water Resource Planning and Management | Urban Water Management 1 | UF’s iCoast Initiative: Advancing Multi-scale Sensing Systems for Coastal Environmental Health | Promoting BMP Adoption Through Education and Incentive Programs | |
| Nathan Reaver University of Florida |
Tom Bianchi University of Florida |
Tatiana Borisova University of Florida |
Mary Lusk University of Florida Gulf Coast |
David Kaplan University of Florida |
Kati Migliaccio University of Florida |
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| Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | |
| Laura Bedinger Water & Air Research, Inc. Quantifying Macroalgae, Submerged Aquatic Vegetation, and Flow in Four Florida Spring-Fed Rivers View PDF View Abstract |
Beck Frydenborg Frydenborg Ecologic, LLC Adapting Assessment Tools and Water Quality Criteria for a Changing Climate View PDF View Abstract |
Tatiana Borisova University of Florida How Much Would It Cost to Meet Florida’s Future Water Demand? Analysis of Proposed Project Options View Abstract |
Kayla Hess University of Florida Are Detention Ponds Protecting Urban Depressional Wetlands? View Abstract |
David Kaplan University of Florida iCOAST: A 21st Century Coastal Monitoring Network and Forecasting System View PDF View Abstract |
Damian Adams University of Florida Agricultural Producers’ Willingness to Accept Payments for Improving Water Resources in the Florida Aquifer View PDF View Abstract |
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| Rick Copeland State of Florida Regional, Passive Saline Encroachment in The Floridan Aquifer System (1991-2011) View PDF View Abstract |
Steve Leitman Florida State University Climate vs Control: Is Flow in the Lower ACF Basin Controlled by Climate Variation of Human Decisions? View PDF View Abstract |
Mike Britt City of Winter Haven City of Winter Haven One Water Master Plan View PDF View Abstract |
Steven Hohman University of Florida Quantifying Mechanisms Driving Nutrient Dynamics in Stormwater Ponds Across an Age Gradient View Abstract |
Peter Ifju University of Florida Integrating Sensors with Drones for Water Quality Surveys View PDF View Abstract |
Charles Barrett UF/IFAS Extension Improving Irrigation Decision Making Using Soil Moisture Sensors View PDF View Abstract |
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| Rob De Rooij University of Florida A Particle-Tracking Approach to Analyze the Age and Source Components During Transient Stream Flow Conditions View PDF View Abstract |
Tom Mirti Suwannee River Water Management A 500-Year Reconstruction of Mean Groundwater Elevations in North Central Florida View Abstract |
Kevin Morris Peace River Manasota RWSA Rotational Supply Management Provides a Bonus – Low Cost Safe Yield Increase View PDF View Abstract |
Megan Long Wood E&IS From Urban Canal to Natural Stream: Utilizing Stream Restoration Concepts to Improve Water Quality, Habitat, and Resilience View PDF View Abstract |
Todd Osborne University of Florida iCoast: Smart Indicators of Anthropogenic Contamination View Abstract |
Katherine English Pavese Law Firm Public Perception of Agriculture in the Context of Best Management Practices and Harmful Algal Blooms View PDF View Abstract |
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| Nathan Reaver University of Florida Deducing Dominant Drivers of Discharge Dynamics: Simultaneously Testing Multiple Causal Hypotheses of Changes in Spring Flow View PDF View Abstract |
Randall Parkinson RWParkinson Consulting, Inc. Adaptation Actions to Reduce Impairment of Indian River Lagoon Water Quality Caused by Climate Change View PDF View Abstract |
Richard Marella U.S. Geological Survey USGS National and Local Programs in Water Availability and Use Research View PDF View Abstract |
Krista Stump UF/IFAS Extension Osceola County Low Impact Development Symposium Targets County Planners to Address Implementation Barriers and Improve Water Quality View PDF View Abstract |
Luming Shi University of Florida iCoast-Forecast: Coastal Hazard Forecast System View Abstract |
Tina McIntyre UF/IFAS Extension Seminole County Managing Nutrients in The Wekiva Springs Watershed: Provoking Behavior Change in Residential Fertilizer Users View PDF View Abstract |
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| Patricia Spellman University of South Florida The Importance of Process Representation for Simulating Coupled Surface-Groundwater Flow in Karst Watersheds: A Comparison of Swat, Swat-Modflow and Disco View PDF View Abstract |
Ziwen Yu University of Florida A New Understanding of the Relationship Between Precipitation and Temperature via Pressure Change Events and its Trend in Climate Change View PDF View Abstract |
David Pyne ASR Systems LLC Aquifer Storage Recovery: Efficient and Cost-Effective Applications to Achieve Florida's Water Management Goals View PDF View Abstract |
Abbey Tyrna UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County Establishing the Condition Of Florida Stormwater Ponds Using a Rapid Habitat Assessment View Abstract |
Christine Angelini University of Florida Using Marine Animals, Video Streams and Sewage Spill Alerts to Identify Threats to Coastal Human and Environmental Health View Abstract |
Tatiana Sanchez UF/IFAS Extension Alachua County Using Extension to Increase Adoption of Water-Saving Technologies on Farms View PDF View Abstract |
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| 3:00pm-3:30pm | Afternoon Refreshment Break | |||||
| Concurrent Sessions — 3:30pm - 5:00pm | ||||||
| Sesssion & Moderator | Room 2365 | Room 2330 | Room 2320 | Room 2340 | Room 2325 | Room 2335 |
| Session 13 | Session 14 | Session 15 | Session 16 | Session 17 | Session 18 | |
| Emerging Issues in Everglades Restoration | Impacts of Climate Change and Climate Variability on Aquatic Ecosystems | Challenges and Solutions to Water Resource Sustainability | Urban Water Management 2 | Sources, Impacts and Management of Water Quality Degradation | Stakeholder Engagement in Water Issues | |
| Mark Brenner University of Florida |
Tom Bianchi University of Florida |
Holly Henderson Duke Energy |
Mary Lusk University of Florida Gulf Coast |
Joseph Delfino University of Florida |
Wendy-Lin Bartels University of Florida |
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| Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | |
| Mark Rains University of South Florida Visioning the Future: Scenarios Modeling of the Florida Coastal Everglades View PDF View Abstract |
Micheal Allen University of Florida Northward Expansion of Common Snook in The Gulf Of Mexico with Future Research Needs View Abstract |
Ernie Cox Family Lands Remembered LLC Innovative Water Resources Projects Through Alternative Delivery Methods View PDF View Abstract |
Bernardo Cárdenas University of Florida Irrigation Conservation Program Evaluation in Orange County, Florida View Abstract |
Masanori Fujimoto University of Florida Microbe Mediated Biogeochemical Cycles in A Coupled Forest and Aquatic System View Abstract |
Simone Athayde University of Florida Bridging the Science-Knowledge-Policy Gap to Address Cumulative Impacts of Small Hydropower Plants in The Brazilian Amazon View PDF View Abstract |
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| Hilary Flower Eckerd College Shifting Ground: Landscape-Scale Modeling of Biogeochemical Processes Under Climate Change in The Florida Everglades View PDF View Abstract |
Charles Martin University of Florida Evidence and Effects of Climate Change in Florida’s Nature Coast View Abstract |
Jennison Kipp Searcy UF/IFAS Program for Resource Efficient Communities Conserving and Protecting Florida's One Water: Private, Public, and University Perspectives and Pathways View Abstract |
Matthew Deitch UF/IFAS West Florida Research and Education Center Can Residential Rainwater Harvesting Reduce Flooding in Florida? View PDF View Abstract |
Francesca Lauterman Wood E&IS Paleolimnological Methods for Lake Management View PDF View Abstract |
Wendy-Lin Bartels University of Florida Managing Stakeholder Engagement Through Iterative Process Design and Facilitation: A Unique Role for Social Learning Research View Abstract |
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| Yogesh Khare Everglades Foundation Lake Okeechobee Nutrient Mass Balance and Trends: A 45-Year Analysis View Abstract |
Adam Siders University of Florida Abiotic and Biotic Controls on Aquatic Insect Emergence from Prairie Stream Refugia During Drought Conditions in a Tallgrass Prairie Stream View PDF View Abstract |
Carole Estes Southwest Florida Water Management 15 Years of Water Conservation: Farms, a Public/Private Partnership Agricultural Cost Share Program View PDF View Abstract |
Stacie Greco Alachua County Alachua County’s Turf Swap Landscaping Retrofit Program View PDF View Abstract |
Cathleen Jonas HSW Engineering, Inc. Development of an Aquifer Vulnerability Assessment Methodology for Source Water Protection View PDF View Abstract |
Tatiana Borisova University of Florida Challenges and Opportunities for Water Resource Protection in The Suwannee River Basins: Results from Stakeholder Discussions View Abstract |
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| Andrea Irons University of Florida The Timing of Fire and Flooding Interact to Affect Survival of Croton Linearis, A Rare Plant in Pine Rocklands View PDF View Abstract |
Mohsen Tootoonchi University of Florida Assessment of Salt Tolerance Threshold for Wetland Plants View PDF View Abstract |
Steven Noll University of Florida Water, A Common Enemy: Florida & Water in Historical Perspective View PDF View Abstract |
Maria Morera University of Florida Irrigation Water Use Patterns in Florida-Friendly Landscapes View PDF View Abstract |
Jeffrey King Applied Technology & Management Vertical Transport of Secondarily Treated Wastewater from the Boulder Zone of the Floridan Aquifer System to an Underground Source of Drinking Water in Southeastern Florida: Simulation of Preferential Transport Through Karst Collapse Structures View Abstract |
Henrique de Paula ANEEL Participatory Hydropower Inventory Studeies in Brazil - A Case Study View PDF View Abstract |
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| Satbyeol Shin University of Florida Climate Change Impacts on Natural and Managed Wetland Watersheds in The Western Everglades View Abstract |
Julie Walker University of Florida Effects of Changing Vegetation Composition on Community Structure, Ecosystem Functioning, and Predator-Prey Interactions at the Saltmarsh-Mangrove Ecotone View PDF View Abstract |
Laura Warner and Caleb Reed University of Florida Selecting Behaviors for Your Water Outreach Program: A Case Study from Volusia County, FL View Abstract |
Alexander Reisinger UF/IFAS Digging Holes in People's Yards: Quantifying Nitrogen Leaching From Residential Soils in Alachua County, FL View PDF View Abstract |
Edward Sherwood Tampa Bay Estuary Program Assessing the Cumulative Effects of Restoration Activities on Improving Water Quality in Tampa Bay, Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Jay Madigan Lake Cane Restoration Society Swimmer-Scientists Saving Florida Fresh Water Lakes One Swim at a Time View PDF View Abstract |
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| 5:30pm-7:30pm | Poster Session and Reception with Student Poster Competition and Judging |
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| Wednesday, February 26, 2020 | ||||||
| 7:30am-5:00pm | Symposium Registration | |||||
| 7:30am-8:30am | Early Morning Refreshments | |||||
| 8:30am-10:00am | Plenary Session:
Welcome and Introduction
Dr. Jack Payne
Senior Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources, UF/IFAS, Gainesville, FL (1:33-16:19) Watch Video
Keynote Presentation:
Where do we go from here? Mitigating Harmful Cyanobacterial Blooms in a World Facing Human Nutrient Over-enrichment and Climate Change
Dr. Hans Paerl
Distinguished Kenan Professor of Marine and Environmental Sciences, UNC-Chapel Hill Institute of Marine Sciences |
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| 10:00am-10:30am | Morning Refreshment Break | |||||
| Concurrent Sessions — 10:30am - 12:00pm | ||||||
| Sesssion & Moderator | Room 2335 | Room 2330 | Room 2320 | Room 2340 | Room 2325 | Room 2365 |
| Session 19 | Session 20 | Session 21 | Session 22 | Session 23 | Session 24 | |
| Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs) in Springs, Lakes and Coastal Waters 1 | Best Practices in Climate Adaptation: Case Studies from Florida's Water Utilities | Applications of Remote Sensing in Water Quality, Quantity, and Ecology | Agricultural Water and Nutrient Management | Inducing Resilience for Water-Subsidized Systems | Legacy Phosphorus in the Northern Everglades | |
| Nancy Denslow University of Florida |
Carolina Maran SFWMD |
Jasmeet Judge University of Florida |
Davie Kadyampakeni University of Florida |
Thomas Ankersen University of Florida |
Benita Whalen Dispersed Water LLC |
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| Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | Introduction | |
| Christopher Cuevas University of Florida Public Perceptions of Harmful Algal Blooms in Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Tirusew Asefa Tampa Bay Water Best Practices in Climate Adaptation: The Water Utilities Climate Alliance Example View Abstract |
Trista Brophy University of Florida Geospatial Analysis of Stormwater Ponds and Water Quality Across the State Of Florida View Abstract |
Adelbert Del Bottcher SWET, Inc. Nitrate Mitigation Systems for Springs Protection View PDF View Abstract |
Marco Pazmiño-Hernandez University of Florida Retracing an Altered Watershed: History, Challenges and Hydrologic Data From the Tempisque-Bebedero Basin, Costa Rica View Abstract |
Session Description: Legacy phosphorus (P), the accumulation of P in soils and lake sediments from past management practices, can continue to impact water quality over decades, which can make restoration benefits difficult to quantify and reduce confidence in restoration results. This panel discusses challenges and opportunities of legacy P management in conservation and restoration programs in the Northern Everglades. |
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| Robert Currier Texas A&M University Forecasting Brevetoxin Respiratory Irritation View PDF View Abstract |
Carolina Maran SFWMD Future Extreme Rainfall Projections in Broward County View PDF View Abstract |
Katie Glodzik University of Florida Mapping Floating Wetland Coverage in Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas Using Drone Imagery View Abstract |
Sagarika Rath University of Florida Impact of Land Use Change and Different Management Practices on Nitrate Loading to Groundwater in Santa Fe River Basin View Abstract |
Caroline Huguenin University of Florida Guanacaste: A Region of Meteorological Extremes View PDF View Abstract |
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| Ruth Francis-Floyd University of Florida Harmful Algal Blooms and Florida Wildlife: A Brief Review View Abstract |
Christopher Martinez University of Florida Using Seasonal Climate Forecasts to Improve Source-Allocation Decisions by Member Utilities of the Florida Water and Climate Alliance View PDF View Abstract |
Gretchen Stokes University of Florida Applications of Hyperspectral Drone Imagery for Rapid Aquatic Habitat Assessments View Abstract |
Sanjay Shukla University of Florida Recycling of Nutrients Using Stormwater Detention Systems View Abstract |
Stefano Barchiesi University of Florida Water Level Variability Control of Invasive Plant Cover and Water Bird Populations in the Palo Verde Wetland, Costa Rica View PDF View Abstract |
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| Dail Laughinghouse University of Florida Trophic State, Watershed Use, and Blooms of Cyanobacteria - A Chilean Example View Abstract |
Vasu Misra Florida State University A Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Downscaled Climate Projection for the Peninsular Florida Region View Abstract |
Richard Stumpf NOAA Use of Satellite to Identify and Quantify Blue-Greens and “Red Tide” View PDF View Abstract |
Matthow Varonka U.S. Geological Survey Sulfate Mitigation Strategies for The Everglades View Abstract |
Oswaldo Medina-Ramirez University of Florida Understanding the Rain-Makers: Water Management in The Tempisque-Bebedero Watershed, Costa Rica View Abstract |
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| Glenn Morris UF Emerging Pathogens Institute Exploring the Relationship between Cyanobacterial Toxins and Human Diseases in Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Kevin Morris Peace River Manasota RWSA Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) System Recovery Initiation Index View PDF View Abstract |
Elliott White University of Florida Identifying the Effects of Chronic Saltwater Intrusion on Coastal Floodplain Swamps Using Remote Sensing View PDF View Abstract |
Maria Isabel Zamora Re University of Florida Irrigation and N Fertility Rates Strategies to Potentially Reduce N Leaching from Agricultural Fields in Northern Florida Regions View Abstract |
Kathleen Vazquez University of Florida Toward a Dynamical, Transdisciplinary Model of a Water-Subsidized System View Abstract |
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| 12:00pm-1:00pm | Boxed Lunch | |||||
| Concurrent Sessions — 1:00pm - 2:30pm | ||||||
| Sesssion & Moderator | Room 2335 | Room 2330 | Room 2320 | Room 2340 | Room 2325 | Room 2365 |
| Session 25 | Session 26 | Session 27 | Session 28 | Session 29 | Session 30 | |
| Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs) in Springs, Lakes and Coastal Waters 2 | Climate Change and Coastal Resilience | Regional Water Issues and Solutions | Water and Climate Challenges for Agricultural Production | Phosphorus on Florida’s Landscape | Water Workforce Careers and Networking | |
| Dail Laughinghouse University of Florida |
Kevin Morris Peace River Manasota RWSA |
Rick Hutton Gainesville Regional Utilities |
Davie Kadyampakeni University of Florida |
Dean Dobberfuhl SJRWMD |
Kati Migliaccio University of Florida |
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| Paul Jones South Florida Water Management District Estimating Abundance of Legacy Nutrients and Dormant Cyanobacteria in Lake Okeechobee Sediments View Abstract |
Michael Cullum City of St. Augustine Resiliency and Adaptation in the Nation’s Oldest City View PDF View Abstract |
Nathan Holt Drummond Carpenter, PLLC Groundwater Sustainability Modeling in the Cambrian-Ordovician Aquifer View PDF View Abstract |
Aavudai Anandhi Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University VISTA and CISTA Frameworks for Vulnerability Assessments in Food-Water Nexus View PDF View Abstract |
Todd Williams Jacobs Phosphorous Recovery from Wastewater: Current Practices and Future Opportunities View PDF View Abstract |
Session Description: The goal of this session is to introduce students to different professional water careers, to provide them information on the skills and experience employers prefer, and to give them the opportunity to network with leading water professionals. The session will consist of a panel discussion of water professionals and follow with a networking period between students and water professionals. |
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| David Tomasko Environmental Science Associates Responding to Cyanobacteria Blooms in Florida Lakes: Results from Three Apparent Success Stories View PDF View Abstract |
Brett Cunningham Jones Edmunds Coastal Resiliency Planning View PDF View Abstract |
Kathryn McCurley Pisarello University of Florida Drivers of Evapotranspiration in Global Climate Zones View Abstract |
E. Vanessa Campoverde UF/IFAS Initial Assessment of How Saltwater Intrusion Can Affect Horticulture Industry View Abstract |
Erich Marzolf St. Johns River Management District Use of Reclaimed Water to Offset Fertilizer Application: A Cost-Effective Pollution Prevention Management Practice? View PDF View Abstract |
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| Hidetoshi Urakawa Florida Gulf Coast University Hydrogen Peroxide Measurements in Subtropical Freshwater Ecosystems and Their Implications for Cyanobacterial Blooms View Abstract |
Jeremy Decker U.S. Geological Survey Evaluation of Drainage Infrastructure Capacity Under Projected Sea Level and Climate Conditions, Broward County, Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Ryan Popko JEA Potable Reuse Pilot Testing Results: UF/RO/AOP Vs. Ozone/BAF/AOP View Abstract |
Davie Kadyampakeni University of Florida Assessing Citrus Crop Coefficients for Optimizing Water Use and Sustaining Environmental Quality View PDF View Abstract |
John Hendrickson St. Johns River Water Management District Ecological Manifestations of Phosphorus Enrichment in The St. Johns River, Florida View Abstract |
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| Lisa Krimsky UF/IFAS Building Consensus for Florida’s Harmful Algal Blooms View PDF View Abstract |
Ivana Kajtezovic Tampa Bay Water Climate Change and Coastal Hazards Assessment for Long-Term Master Water Plan Projects View PDF View Abstract |
Nicasio Sepulveda U.S. Geological Survey Evaluation of Actual Evapotranspiration Rates from the Operational Simplified Surface Energy Balance Method in Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Anjali Sharma Florida A&M University Temperature Indicators for Developing Adaption Strategies for Crop Production: A Case Study in Florida View PDF View Abstract |
Dean Dobberfuhl St. Johns River Water Management District Sustainable Phosphorus Management in Florida View PDF View Abstract |
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| Brian Lapointe Florida Atlantic University Ecology of Pelagic Sargassum Blooms and Their Emerging Impacts on South Florida’s Coastal Zone View Abstract |
Sangdon So Applied Technology & Management Storm Surge Modeling and Sea Level Rise Analysis on a Small Estuarine Tributary, St. Johns County, Florida View PDF View Abstract |
John Stamm U.S. Geological Survey The National Hydrologic Model and Streamstats Application for Assessing Water Availability, Sustainability, and Extreme Events View Abstract |
Fikadu G. Welidehanna Agricultural and Biological Modeling Effects of Climate Change and Variability on Sorghum Yield in Ethiopia View PDF View Abstract |
Amanda Rodriguez University of Florida Techniques for Assessing Phosphorus Loss from Soils of Varying Textures for Protection Of Water Quality View Abstract |
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| 2:30pm-3:00pm | Afternoon Refreshment Break Poster Presenters and Sponsors Move-Out Displays |
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| 3:00pm-3:30pm | Poster Session Awards | |||||
| 3:30pm-5:00pm |
Closing Plenary:
Navigating Turbulent Waters: Politics, Policies and Partnerships
(0:00-1:46:09) Watch Video
Moderator: Dr. Les Thiele
Professor of Political Science and Director Center for Adaptive Innovation, Resilience, Ethics and Science (UF CAIRES) Panel Description:
Perceptions of Florida’s waters span a broad spectrum: from the abundant to the scarce, the pristine to the polluted, the equitably shared to the improperly exploited, the eternally inviting to the newly foreboding. Science helps us discern the truth in these matters, and illuminates the means of protecting, conserving and improving Florida’s defining natural resource. But politics can muddy the waters. The art and craft of developing effective policies and building constructive partnerships can harness science for informed decision-making. Panelists will bring their extensive experience in these matters to bear on overcoming obstacles and making the most of opportunities.
Invited Panelists:
Ernie Barnett, Executive Director, Florida Land Council |
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| Symposium Concludes | ||||||
