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174 T154. Managed Underground Storage of Recoverable Water
(GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies)

Sunday, 5 October 2008: 1:30 PM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 350DEF
Presiding:
William S. Logan and Jean M. Bahr
1:30 PM
174-1
Application of Advanced Borehole Geophysics to Managed Underground Storage of Water Projects
Robert G. Maliva, Schlumberger Water Services USA Inc; Thomas M. Missimer, Schlumberger Water Services USA Inc; Weixing Guo, Schlumberger Water Services USA Inc; Edward A. Clayton, Schlumberger Water Services USA Inc
1:45 PM
174-2
A Detailed Geochemical Investigation for the Mineralogic Associations of Arsenic and Antimony within the Avon Park Formation, Central Florida: Implications for Aquifer Storage and Recovery
Angela Dippold, University of South Florida; Thomas Pichler, University of South Florida
2:00 PM
174-3
Arsenic Flux during Successive Aquifer Storage Recovery Cycle Tests In the Upper Floridan Aquifer System, Central and South Florida
June E. Mirecki, US Army Corps of Engineers
2:20 PM
174-4
Importance of Hydrogeochemical Bench Studies for Assessment of Potential Water-Quality Issues Related to Managed Underground Storage
Jonathan D. Arthur, FDEP
2:40 PM
174-5
Arsenic Mobilization Occurring at Aquifer Storage and Recovery Sites in the Southwest Florida Water Mangement District
Donald L. Ellison, Southwest Florida Water Management District
2:55 PM
174-6
MODELING Aquifer Storage and Recovery and Arsenic Contamination In a Cambrian-Ordovician Aquifer System, Green Bay, WI
Meghan E. Dickoff, Univ of Wisconsin-Madison; Jean M. Bahr, Univ of Wisconsin-Madison
3:10 PM
174-7
Water Quality Changes during Aquifer Storage Recovery In the Cambrian-Ordovician Aquifer, Oak Creek, WI
Andrew T. Leaf, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Jean M. Bahr, University of Wisconsin-Madison
3:25 PM
174-8
A Multiple Tracer Approach for Tracking the Movement of Artificial Recharge through Desert Sandstone
Victor M. Heilweil, U.S. Geological Survey
3:40 PM
174-9
Paper Withdrawn
3:55 PM
174-10
Converting from Surface to Sub-Surface Water Storage: An Indirect Experiment in Kansas
Tom H. Brikowski, The University of Texas at Dallas
4:10 PM
174-11
Climate Change, Flooding, and Heterogeneity Effects on Subsurface Storage and Recovery of Water
Graham E. Fogg, University of California, Davis; Casey Meirovitz, University of California, Davis; Jeannette Sager, University of California, Davis
4:25 PM
174-12
Oregon Water Supply and Conservation: Methods of Hydrogeologic Assessment for Managed Underground Storage Potential
Jen Woody; Roy Haggerty, Oregon State Univ
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