Program

8:15- 8:45	Registration and Continental Breakfast (posters and exhibits on view throughout the day)
8:45 - 9:00	Welcome and Opening Remarks
9:00 - 10:15	Concurrent Sessions A
	Session 1A	Session 1B	Session 1C
	Cimate Change & Precipitation	Pathogens in Water	Streamflow
	Nelson: An Interactive Web Tool for Extreme Precipitation Analysis PDF of Presentation	Taylor: Contaminatation of Water Sources from Livestock Manure	Richardson: Assessing and Implementing Environmental Flows in Rhode Island
	Treinish: Precision Forecasting of Severe Storm Impacts on Urban Water Systems PDF of Presentation	Liebman: Discharge of Bacteria to Coastal Streams Influences Beach Water Quality PDF of Presentation	Galant: Connecticut’s Draft Streamflow Regulations and Their Impact on Public Water Supply PDF of Presentation
	Douglas: Is precipitation in Northern New England becoming more extreme? PDF of Presentation	Mas: Nowcasting Tools to Predict Bacterially-Induced Beach Closures at Boston Harbor Beaches PDF of Presentation	Oglavie: Conceptual Framework for Estimating the Costs and Benefits in Dams Removal PDF of Presentation
10:15 - 10:30	Break
10:30 - 11:45	Concurrent Sessions B
	Session 2A	Session 2B	Session 2C
	Climate Change and Water Resources Planning	Sustainable Water Resources	Stormwater Management
	Brown: Decision-scaling for Probabilistic Assessment of Climate Risks to Water Resource Systems	Barbagallo: Dredge Disposal Area Redevelopment Improves Water Quality, Earns Public Approval	Hickey: Development of Restoration Targets for Stormwater Impaired Watersheds Using Impervious Cover and Bioassessment Data
	Cheng: An Overview of Climate Change Impact on Water Resources and Infrastructure Planning in Urban Regions PDF of Presentation	Donohue: Sustainable Water Supply Management, an Overview of Key Factors	Henderson: Identifying and Integrating Stormwater Retrofits for Urban Watershed Restoration
	Ralston: Beginning Ethical Consideration of Water Development and Allocation	Schaider: Pharmaceuticals, Hormones and Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in Cape Cod Drinking Water Supply Wells	Brodeur: Upper Charles River Pilot - What Will it Take to Meet the TMDL? PDF of Presentation
11:45 - 1:15	Poster Session and Lunch Boxes
1:15 - 2:30	Concurrent Sessions C
	Session 3A	Session 3B	Session 3C
	Climate Change and Habitat Vulnerability	Sustainable Water Resources	Hydrology & Ecosystem Services
	O'Leary: Results of Wildlife Habitat Vulnerability Assessments under Climate Change Conditions PDF of Presentation	Wijnja: Pesticide Monitoring in Suburban Surface Waters: Spy Pond and Aberjona River PDF of Presentation	Choi: The Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. (CUAHSI)
	Lent & Weiskel: Framework for a UGS Hydrologic Climate-Response Program in Maine	Guswa: Environmental Monitoring: The Ada and Archibald MacLeish Field Station, Smith College PDF of Presentation	Blue: Approach for Developing a National Atlas of Vulnerabilities for U.S. Water Quality and Aquatic Ecosystems
	O'Leary, Lent, Weiskel, Nislow: Climate Change and Habitat Vulnerability Discussion Panel	Cole: Integrating Saratoga Springs Geology and Geochemistry into Sustainable Development, Hydrogeology, and Water Resources Course Curricula	Hernick: Source Water Protection and Climate Change Mitigation: An Ecosystem Services View PDF of Presentation
2:30 - 3:20	Concurrent Sessions D
	Session 4A	Session 4B	Session 4C
	Coastal Issues	Harmful Algae Blooms	Water Energy Nexus
	Vandemoer: Recreational Boating and Salt Marsh Integrity PDF of Presentation	Yandell: Massachusetts Department of Public Health Statewide Surveillance of Health Concerns and Toxic Algae Blooms Project	Hogan: Balancing Water Resources Planning with Energy Conservation: “The Marcus Welby” Approach PDF of Presentation
	Horsley: Climate Change and Wetland Migration	Heath: Comparison of Cyanobacteria Cell Counts and Toxin Concentrations in Lake Quannapowit PDF of Presentation	Sheldon: Thermoelectric Power and the Environment: The Water-Energy Nexus in Massachusetts PDF of Presentation
3:20 - 3:30	Break
3:30 - 4:45	Keynote Address: Cameron J. Brooks, PhD, Director, Solutions and Business Development, Big Green Innovations, IBM Corporation Smarter Water Management: Whether Too Much or not Enough, the World Needs a Smarter Way to Think about Water PDF of Presentation
4:45 - 5:00	Poster Awards
5:00	Conference Adjourns