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PREFACE 



Selected Water Resources Abstracts, a monthly 
journal, includes abstracts of current and earlier 
pertinent monographs, journal articles, reports, and 
other publication formats. These documents cover 
water resources as treated in the life, physical, and 
social sciences and the related engineering and legal 
aspects of the characteristics, supply condition, con- 
servation, control, use, or management of water 
resources. Each abstract includes a full bibliographic 
citation and a set of descriptors which are listed in 
the Water Resources Thesaurus. The abstract 
entries are classified into 10 fields and 60 groups 
similar to the water resources research categories 
established by the Committee on Water Resources 
Research of the then Federal Council for Science and 
Technology. 

Selected Water Resources Abstracts is designed to 
serve the scientific and technical information needs 
of scientists, engineers, and managers as one of 



several services of the Office of Water Research and 
Technology. The cumlative SWRA file from 1968 and 
montlhy updates are available also in magnetic tape 
through lease from NTIS. 

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TECHNOLOGY DOES NOT PROVIDE COPIES OF 
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CENTERS OF COMPETENCE 
AND THEIR SUBJECT COVERAGE 

. Ground and surface water hydrology at the Illinois State Water Survey. 

. Metropolitan water resources planning and management at the Center for Urban and 
Regional Studies of University of North Carolina. 

. Eastern United States water law at the College of Law of the University of Florida. 

. Policy models of water resources systems at the Department of Wafer Resources 
Engineering of Cornell University. 

. Water resources economics at the Water Resources Center of the University of Wisconsin. 

. Eutrophication at the Water Resources Center of the University of Wisconsin. 

. Water resources of arid lands at the Office of Arid Lands Studies of the University of Arizona. 

• Water well construction technology at the National Water Well Association. 

. Water-related aspects of nuclear radiation and safety at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. 

. Water resource aspects of the pulp and paper industry at the Institute of Paper Chemistry. 



Supported by the Environmental Protection Agency in cooperation with 
WRSIC 

Effect on water quality of irrigation return flows at the Department of Agricultural Engineering 
of Colorado State University. 

Agricultural livestock waste at East Central State College, Oklahoma. 

Municipal wastewater treatment technology at the Franklin Institute Research Laboratories. 



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This cumulation is an index of AUTHORS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND ACCESSION 
NUMBERS appearing in the 1982 issue of SELECTED WATER RESOURCES 
ABSTRACTS. A table is provided below to facilitate the location of abstracts. 

Inclusive Abstract Numbers will be found in Issue Number and Date 



W82-00001 

W82-00501 

W82-01101 

W82-01601 

W82-02101 

W82-02601 

W82-03001- 

W82-03401- 

W82-03751- 

W82-04251- 

W82-04751- 

W82-05901- 



-W82-00500 
-W82-01100 
-W82-01600 
-W82-02100 
-W82-02600 
-W82-03000 
-W82-03400 
-W82-03750 
-W82-04250 
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AUTHOR INDEX 



AARSTAD, J. S. 

Effects of Small Amounts of Residue on Furrow 

Erosion, 

W82-00470 1501 2J 

ABADZHYAN, K. A. 

Evaluation of the Mechanical Properties of the 
Mass of a Concrete Dam with Interblock Joints, 
W82-03158 1507 8G 

ABAL'YANTS, S. KH. 

Canals in Sand Channels, 

W82-06196 1512 8B 

ABBAN, E. K. 

Further Observations on the Effect of Abate on 

Fish Catches, 

W82-06722 1512 5C 

ABBAS, M. N. 

Preconcentration of Phenylmercury, Methyl- 
mercury and Inorganic Mercury from Natural 
Waters with Diethylammonium 

Diethyldithiocarbamate-Loaded Polyurethane 
Foam, 
W82-02297 1505 5 A 

ABBEY, D. 

Water Related Planning and Design at Energy 

Firms, 

W82-00042 1501 6D 

Water Supply and Demand in an Energy Supply 

Model, 

W82-O0O5O 1501 6D 

ABDALLA, C. W. 

Estimation of the Economic Value of Wetlands: 

Methodology and Application to Southeastern 

Michigan, 

W82-02804 1506 6B 

ABDEL-HADI, O. N. 

Coupled Heat and Water Flows Around Buried 

Cables, 

W82-02680 1506 2G 

ABDEL-MALEK, S. A. 

Some Ecological Aspects of Lake Qarun, 
Fayoum, Egypt. Part I. Physico-Chemical Envi- 
ronment, 
W82-02859 1506 2H 

Some Ecological Aspects of Lake Qarun, 
Fayoum, Egypt, Part II. Production of Plankton 
and Benthic Organisms, 
W82-03052 1507 2H 

ABDEL-MALIK, W. E. 

Retention of Radionuclides by Some Aquatic 

Fresh Water Plants, 

W82-0O853 1502 5B 

ABDEL RAHMAN, M. E. S. 

Alternative Costs and Total Economic Benefits: 

An Input-Output Study of the Aswan Dam 

(Egypt), 

W82-03009 1507 6B 

ABDOU, F. M. 

Effect of Irrigating Loamy Sand Soil by Liquid 

Sewage Sludge on its Content of some Micronu- 

trients, 

W82-O0661 1502 5E 

ABDULLAH, M. 

Rural Power Schemes in Pakistan, 

W82-04328 1510 8A 

ABE, J. M. 

Potentiometric-Surface Map for the Cretaceous 
Aquifer, Virginia Coastal Plain, 1978, 
W82-00727 1502 7C 

ABECASIS, F. 

Don't Always Put Dam in Narrowest Part of 

Valley, 

W82-03282 1507 8A 



ABEL, P. D. 

A New Method for Assessing the Lethal Impact 
of Short-Term, High-Level Discharges of Pol- 
lutants on Aquatic Animals, 
W82-01993 1504 5C 



ABELE, A. C. 

Rainwater Gauge, 
W82-00068 



1501 2B 



ABELIOVICH, A. 

Biological Equilibrium in a Wastewater Reser- 
voir, 
W82-06282 1512 5D 

ABELL, P. I. 

Palaeoclimates at Lake Turkana, Kenya, from 
Oxygen Isotope Ratios of Gastropod Shells, 
W82-06216 1512 2D 



ABERNATHY, A. R. 

Oxygen-Consuming 
Source Runoff, 
W82-02966 



Organics in Nonpoint 



1506 5B 



Stream Nutrient Levels and Proximity of Agri- 
cultural and Forest Land to Streams: Some Re- 
lationships, 
W82-01554 1503 5B 

ABIDI, S. L. 

Detection of Diethylnitrosamine in Nitrite-Rich 
Water Following Treatment with Rhodamine 
Flow Tracers, 
W82-05022 1511 5B 

ABOUZAID, H. 

Eutrophication of the Lake-Reservoir Sidi Mo- 
hamed Ben Abdellah, Rabat, Morocco (L'Eu- 
trophisation du Lac-Reservoir Sidi Mohamed 
Ben Abdellah Pres de Rabat, Maroco), 
W82-03118 1507 2H 

ABRAHAM, C. H. M. 

Automatic Flow Control in Combined Sewer 

Systems-Effectiveness and Implementation 

Problems, 

W82-04049 1509 5D 

ABRAHAM, M. 

Distribution of Vibrio Parahaemolyticus in Fin- 
fish Harvested from Porto Novo (S. India) Envi- 
rons: A Seasonal Study, 
W82-01737 1503 5A 

ABSALON, J. R. 

Improving the Reliability of Ground-Water 
Monitoring at Industrial Waste Disposal Facili- 
ties, 
W82-03940 1509 5 A 

Practical Aspects of Ground Water Monitoring 

at Existing Disposal Sites, 

W82-01421 1503 5G 

ABT, S. R. 

Evaluating Scour at Culvert Outlets, 
W82-01934 1504 4D 

ABU-HILAL, A. H. 

The Spectrophotometric Determination of Anti- 
mony in Water, Effluents, Marine Plants and 
Silicates, 
W82-02355 1505 5A 

ACAVIA, D. 

Microscale Patchiness of Nutrients in Plankton 

Communities, 

W82-05613 1511 2H 

ACHARYA, H. S. 

Optimum Depth and Spacing of Subsurface 

Drains, 

W82-05693 1511 8B 

ACHER, A. J. 

Dye-Sensitized Photooxidation of Bromacil in 

Water, 

W82-00514 1502 5B 



The Fate of Organic Pollutants in Frozen 
Waters: Sunlight Photodecomposition of Uracil 
Herbicides in Frozen Aqueous Solutions, 
W82-05479 1511 5B 

ACHTEMEIER, G. L. 

The 1980-1981 Drought in Illinois: Causes, Di- 
mensions, and Impacts, 
W82-06523 1512 2E 

ACOBAS, F. 

Testing the Flocculation/Coagulation of 
Wastewater by Granulometric Analysis of Sus- 
pended Solids in the Water Using a Laser Dif- 
fraction Meter, 
W82-00463 1501 5D 

ADAM, D. P. 

1 30,000- Yr Continuous Pollen Record from 
Clear Lake, Lake County, California, 
W82-02544 1505 2K 

ADAMOWSKI, K. 

Multivariate Hydrologic Time Series Analysis, 
W82-O0647 1502 2 A 

Potential Eutrophication of the Rideau River by 

an Urban Drainage Waterway, 

W82-00834 1502 5C 

ADAMS, B. J. 

Capacity Expansion Planning Model for Waste 

Water Treatment and I/I Control, 

W82-04239 1509 5D 

Water Quality Evaluation of Regional 

Wastewater Management, 

W82-O0977 1502 5D 

ADAMS, D. J. 

Theory of the Dielectric Constant of Ice, 

W 82-03 176 1507 2C 

ADAMS, E. E. 

Buoyant Surface Jets, 

W82-03670 1508 8B 

Dilution Analysis for Unidirectional Diffusers, 
W82-06420 1512 8B 

ADAMS, J. R. 

Erosion Control Potential with Conservation 
Tillage in the Lake Erie Basin: Estimates Using 
the Universal Soil Loss Equation and the Land 
Resource Information System (LRIS), 
W82-05661 1511 4D 

A Land Resource Information System (LRIS) 

for Water Quality Management in the Lake Erie 

Basin, 

W82-05662 1511 7B 

ADAMS, T. G. 

Heavy Metal Sources and Flows in a Municipal 

Sewage System: Literature Survey and Field 

Investigation of the Kokomo, Indiana, Sewage 

System, 

W82-05061 1511 5D 

The Impact of an Industrially Contaminated 

Lake on Heavy Metal Levels in it's Effluent 

Stream, 

W82-00886 1502 5B 

The Use of the Three-Ridge Clam (Amblema 
Perplicata) to Monitor Trace Metal Contamina- 
tion, 
W82-04948 1511 5 A 

ADAMS, W. 

Protein Recovery from Beef Packing Effluent, 
W82-02994 1506 5D 

ADAMS, W. J. 

An Environmental Safety Assessment of Butyl 

Benzyl Phthalate, 

W82-00615 1502 5A 






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ADAMS, W. P. 

Illustration of the Roles of Snow in the Evolu- 
tion of the Winter Cover of a Lake, 
W82-00267 1501 2C 

ADAMS, W. R. JR. 

Interstate Highways Versus Watershed Protec- 
tion in New England, 
W82-03431 1508 5B 

ADAMSON, R. P. 

Influence of Stabilizer Concentration on Effec- 
tiveness of Chlorine as an Algicide, 
W82-06539 1512 5F 

ADDIEGO, J. C. 

Colorado River Simulation System; An Execu- 
tive Summary, 
W82-02170 1505 6A 

ADDISON, R. 

Rosario Dominicana's Cyanide Tailings Dam 

Construction and Operation. 

W82-01589 1503 5D 

ADDISON, R. F. 

Reduction, Methylation, and Incorporation of 
Arsenic into Lipids by the Marine Phytoplank- 
ton Dunaliella Tertiolecta, 
W82-00239 1501 5B 

Response of Trout Hepatic Mixed-Function Oxi- 
dases to Experimental Feeding of Ten Known or 
Possible Chlorinated Environmental Contami- 



AGGARWAL, P. K. 

Effect of Irrigation on the Stability of Leaf Size 

of Wheat, Triticale and Barley, 

W82-05972 1512 21 



nants, 

W82-03609 



1508 5C 



ADEMA, C. 

Separation of Toxic Organotin Compounds from 

Aqueous Solution by Adsorption, 

W82-02641 1506 5D 

ADLER, R. F. 

Relation of Satellite-Based Thunderstorm Inten- 
sity to Radar-Estimated Rainfall, 
W82-00806 1502 2B 

Tropical Cyclone Rainfall Characteristics as De- 
termined from a Satellite Passive Microwave 
Radiometer, 
W82-06214 1512 2B 

ADRIAN, D. D. 

Development of Improved Stormwater Quality 

Models, 

W82-04559 1510 5B 

Statistical Analysis to Derive Improved Storm- 
water Quality Models, 
W82-05857 1511 5B 

AFANAS'EV, A. A. 

Impulse Technology for Surface Compaction of 
Concrete Mixes in Construction of Slope Revet- 
ments, 
W82-02695 1506 8B 

AFOUDA, A. A. 

Analysis of the Rainfall-Runoff Transformation 

Process, 

W82-02210 1505 2 A 

AGAMI, M. 

Growth and Photosynthesis of Najas Marina L. 

as Affected by Light Intensity, 

W82-02365 1505 4A 

AGARWAL, M. C. 

Effect of Field Levelling Quality on Irrigation 

Efficiency and Crop Yield, 

W82-03789 1509 3F 

AGES, A. 

Variation in Fecal Pollution Indicators Through 
Tidal Cycles in the Fraser River Estuary, 
W82-05384 1511 5A 

AGG, A. R. 

Disposal of Sewage Sludge to Sea-Research 

Needs, 

W82-06293 1512 5E 



AGIRALIOGLU, N. 
Diverging Overland Flow, 
W82-03676 



1508 2 A 



Lag Time for Diverging Overland Flow, 
W82-05944 1512 2A 

Overland Flow on a Diverging Surface, 
W82-00986 1502 2A 

Water Routing on Diverging-Converging Wa- 
tersheds, 
W82-02200 1505 2A 

AGNEW, R. W. 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume I, 

State-of-the-Art Report, 

W82-04627 1510 4C 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume II, 
Procedural Manual for Monitoring of Highway 
Runoff, 

W82-04628 1510 5A 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume III, 
Predictive Procedure for Determining Pollution 
Characteristics in Highway Runoff, 
W82-04629 1510 5B 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume IV, 
Characteristics of Highway Runoff from Operat- 
ing Highways. Research Report, 
W82-04637 1510 5B 

AGOSTINELLI, A. 

Using Pumps as Small Turbines, 

W82-05597 1511 8C 

AGRAWAL, R. P. 

The Water Balance of the Betwa Basin, India, 
W82-01354 1503 2A 

AGTHE, D. E. 

Price Elasticities for Water: A Case of Increas- 
ing Block Rates, 
W82-00536 1502 6C 

AGUADO, J. 

Main Compounds Behavior in Kraft Wastes 
Cleaning by Acid Coagulation and Carbon Ad- 
sorption, 
W82-02383 1505 5D 

AGYEI, F. O. 

Urban Catchment Models: A Brief Examination, 
W82-02813 1506 4C 

AHIPO, Z. M. 

A Fuzzy Sets Model for Measuring the Effec- 
tiveness of Public Participation in Water Re- 
sources Planning, 
W82-06778 1512 6B 



AHLERT, R. C. 

Oil Slick Mechanics, 
W82-05064 



1511 5G 



Stochastic Analyses and Transfer Functions for 
Flows of the Upper Delaware River, 
W82-05186 1511 2E 

AHLQUIST, A. J. 

Factors Affecting Radionuclide Availability to 

Vegetables Grown at Los Alamos, 

W82-01109 1503 5B 

AHMAD, A. 

Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometric Studies 
of Cadmium and Zinc in Commercial Fertilisers, 
Soils and River Waters, 
W82-01388 1503 5B 

AHMAD, I. 

Chemical Alkylation of Lead(II) Salts to Te- 
traalkyllead (IV) in Aqueous Solution, 
W82-03171 1507 5B 



Trace Enrichment of Difenzoquat in Water and 
Its Determination by Reversed Phase High Per- 
formance Liquid Chromatography, 
W82-05362 151) 5A 

AHMAD, S. 

On the Quality and Some Ecological Effects of 
Wastewater Effluents from Two Chemical 
Industrial Plants in Pakistan, 
W82-03773 1509 5C 

Wastewater from a Sugar Refining Industry, 
W82-05337 1511 5D 

AHMADI, M. Z. 

Aeration Status of a Stratified Soil with a Fall- 
ing Water Table, 
W82-03717 1508 2G 

AHMED, A. M. 

Effects of Salinization Treatments on Growth 
and Some Related Physiological Activities of 
Some Leguminous Plants, 
W82-02381 1505 3F 

AHMED, Q. S. 

Gauze Filtration and Enrichment Procedures for 
Recovery of Vibrio Cholerae From Contaminat- 
ed Waters, 
W82-01815 1504 5A 

Uptake of Vibrio Cholerae Biotype Eltor from 
Contaminated Water by Water Hyacinth (Ei- 
chornia Crassipes), 
W82-03179 1507 5B 

AHMED, S. 

Reduced Transpiration and Increased Water Ef- 
ficiency by Diuron in Corn (Zea Mays), 
W82-00196 1501 2D 

AHO, M. 

Recent Trends of Biocides in Pikes of the Lake 

Paijanne, 

W82-04819 1511 5A 

AHUJA, L. R. 

The Depth of Rainfall-Runoff-Soil Interaction as 

Determined by P32, 

W82-01318 1503 5B 

Effect of Soil Slope and Rainfall Characteristics 

on Phosphorus in Runoff, 

W82-04859 1511 5B 

The Release of Soil Phosphorous to Runoff in 
Relation to the Kinetics of Desorption, 
W82-01477 1503 5B 

Simple In Situ Determination of Hydraulic Con- 
ductivity by Power Function Descriptions of 
Drainage, 
W82-01666 1503 2G 

AIBA, S. 

Simulation of Nutrient Balances in a Shallow 
and Polluted River: A Strategy for Environmen- 
tal Control, 
W82-02354 1505 5B 

AIETA, E. M. 

Chlorine Dioxide for Wastewater Disinfection: 

A Feasibility Evaluation, 

W82-02989 1506 5D 

AIKEN, G. R. 

Reconnaissance Samplings and Characterization 
of Aquatic Humic Substances at the Yuma De- 
salting Test Facility, Arizona, 
W82-04983 1511 3 A 

AIKEN, H. V. 

Tampa Bay Water Guarded by Computer, 
W82-00934 1502 4B 



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ALEXANDER, W. J. R. 



AIKEN, J. D. 

The National Water Policy Review and Western 
Water Rights Law Reform: An Overview, 
W82-01659 1503 6E 

Nebraska Ground Water Law and Administra- 
tion, 
W82-01236 1503 6E 

AILLZ. 

Treatment of Noncyanide Electroplating Cadmi- 
um Wastewater by Reverse Osmosis, 
W82-04664 1510 5D 

AIREY, D. 

Mercury in the River Mersey, Its Estuary and 

Tributaries During 1973 and 1974, 

W82-06049 1512 5B 

AJMAL, M. 

Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometric Studies 
of Cadmium and Zinc in Commercial Fertilisers, 
Soils and River Waters, 
W82-01388 1503 5B 

AKHAVI, M. S. 

Water Resources Investigations in West Central 

Iran Using Landsat Data, 

W82-03927 1509 7B 

AKIELASZEK, J. J. 
Mercury in the Muscle Tissue of Fish from 
Three Northern Maine lakes, 
W82-01459 1503 5B 

AKRAM, M. 

Water Levels and Losses and Cleaning in Water- 
courses, 
W82-02747 1506 3F 

AL-ANI, S. 

Monitoring of Turbidity and Suspended Solids 
Concentration in Wastewater Treatment Plants, 
W82-04054 1509 5D 

AL-JEBOURI, M. M. 

The Escherichia Coli Content of Mytilus Edulis 

from Analysis of Whole Tissue or Digestive 

Tract, 

W82-01508 1503 5 A 

AL-KHAFAJI, A. W. N. 

Densification of Paper Mill Sludge Materials, 
W82-04694 1510 5E 

AL-KHATIB, H. H. 

A Preliminary Study of Comparative Meas- 
urements of Rainfall Rate Using The Differential 
Reflectivity Radar Technique and A Raingage 
Network, 
W82-04263 1510 2B 

AL-MASRI, N. 

Environmental Effects of Applying Feedlot 
Runoff to Grassland Plots by Sprinkler Irriga- 
tion, 
W82-03528 1508 3C 

AL-NASSRI, S. A. 

Uncertainties in Water Distribution Systems, 
W82-03668 1508 8 A 

AL-SAAD, H. A. 

Studies on the Primary Production of the River 

Shatt Al-Arab at Basrah, Iraq, 

W82-02776 1506 5C 

AL-SAADI, H. A. 

On the Algal Ecology of the Lowland Iraqi 

Marshes, 

W82-02777 1506 6G 

On the Diel Rhythm for Phytoplankton Produc- 
tivity in Shatt Al-Arab at Basrah, Iraq, 
W82-06763 1512 5C 

ALARIE, R. L. 

Simulation Modeling of Primary Clarifiers, 
W82-01027 1502 6A 



ALAWI, B. J. 

Quality of Irrigation Water and Effects of Sulfu- 
ric Acid and Gypsum on Soil Properties and 
Sundangrass Yields, 
W82-O0767 1502 3C 

ALAWI, M. A. 

Determination of Methomyl and Methomyl- 
Oxime in Fruit Crops and Water by HPLC, 
W82-06466 1512 5 A 

ALBAGNAC, G. 

Microbiology of Anaerobic Digestors for 

Wastewater Purification. (Microbiologie des Di- 

gesteurs Anaerobies de l'Epuration des eaux Re- 

siduaires), 

W82-04544 1510 5D 

ALBANESE, A. S. 

Environmental Control Technology for the 

Flash Hydropyrolysis of Coal, 

W82-00435 1501 5D 

ALBEN, K. 

Coal Tar Coatings of Storage Tanks. A Source 
of Contamination of the Potable Water Supply, 
W82-00616 1502 5B 

ALBERTS, J. J. 

The Effect of Metal Ions on the Ultraviolet 
Spectra of Humic Acid, Tannic Acid and Ligno- 
sulfonic Acid, 
W82-06273 1512 2K 

Laboratory and Field Studies of The Relative 
Mobility of 239, 240PU and 241AM from Lake 
Sediments Under Oxic and Anoxic Conditions, 
W82-03899 1509 5B 

ALBIGNAT, J. P. 

The Use of the Equilibrium Temperature to 
Establish the Heat Balance of a Water Surface 
(Sur l'Utilization de la Temperature d'Equilibre 
pour PEtablissement du Bilan Thermique d'Un 
Plan d'Eau), 
W82-01353 1503 2H 

ALBRECHT, S. L. 

Growth and Nitrogen Fixation of Aeschyno- 
mene Under Water Stressed Conditions, 
W82-O0758 1502 21 

ALBRIGHT, L. J. 

Attached and Free-Floating Bacteria in a Di- 
verse Selection of Water Bodies, 
W82-06887 1512 5B 

Residues in Cutthroat Trout (Salmo Clarki) and 
California Newts (Tarichia Torosa) From a 
Lake Treated With Technical Chlordane, 
W82-00558 1502 5C 

Survival and Heterotrophic Activities of Fraser 
River and Strait of Georgia Bacterioplankton 
Within the Fraser River Plume, 
W82-04291 1510 2L 

ALBURY, W. W. 

Safety Considerations in Handling Activated 

Carbon, 

W82-05442 1511 5D 

ALDOUS, K. 

Love Canal: Chemical Contamination and Mi- 
gration, 
W82-01436 1503 5B 

ALDRED, M. I. 

Hydrogen Sulfide Corrosion of the Baghdad 

Trunk Sewerage System, 

W82-06651 1512 5C 

ALDRICH, T. E. 

Malignant Melanoma and Drinking Water Con- 
tamination, 
W82-05989 1512 5C 

ALDRIDGE, B. N. 

Delineation of Flood Hazards in the Jaynes 
Quadrangle, Pima County, Arizona, 
W82-03976 1509 7C 



ALEKPEROV, I. K. 

Planktonic Infusoria as Indicators of the Extent 
of Organic Pollution in Azerbaidzhanian Reser- 
voirs, 
W82-05454 1511 2H 

ALEKSANDROV, V. V. 

Electrical Interaction Between Polarized Water 
Masses and Zooplankton in Water Bodies, 
W82-05707 1511 5G 

ALEKSEEV, V. S. 

Methods of Restoring the Delivery of Drainage 

Wells, 

W82-02385 1505 4A 

ALESII, B. A. 

Effect of Leachate Flow Rate on Metal Migra- 
tion Through Soil, 
W82-00565 1502 5E 

ALEXANDER, E. C. JR. 

Sedimentation Rates and Depositional Processes 
in Lake Superior from Pb210 Geochronology, 
W82-04380 1510 2J 

ALEXANDER, H. J. 

Radioactive Wastes, 

W82-06920 1512 5E 

ALEXANDER, M. 

Effect of Microcrustaceans on Blue-Green 

Algae in Flooded Soil, 

W82-00146 1501 6G 

Formation of N-Nitrosodiethanolamine from 
Diethanolamine in Lake Water and Sewage, 
W82-00796 1502 5 A 

Formation of N-Nitrosodimethylamine During 
Treatment of Municipal Waste Water by Simu- 
lated Land Application, 
W82-01343 1503 5D 

Kinetics and Extent of Mineralization of Organic 

Chemicals at Trace Levels in Freshwater and 

Sewage, 

W82-06756 1512 5B 

Microbial Metabolism of N- 

Nitrosodiethanolamine in Lake Water and 

Sewage, 

W82-O0585 1502 2H 

Rates of Mineralization of Trace Concentrations 
of Aromatic Compounds in Lake Water and 
Sewage Samples, 
W82-06738 1512 5B 

ALEXANDER, M. L. 

Wastewater Treatment Plant Features New 

Technology, 

W82-03591 1508 5D 

ALEXANDER, S. M. 

A Multiobjective Branch-and-Bound Method for 

Planning Wastewater and Residual Management 

Systems, 

W82-06149 1512 6A 

ALEXANDER, S. S. 

Research on Piezodialysis - Sixth Report, 
W82-05294 1511 3 A 

ALEXANDER, W. J. 

Geologic Aspects of Waste Disposal Site Evalu- 
ations, 
W82-02011 1504 5E 

ALEXANDER, W. J. R. 

Lessons Learned from the 1981 Laingsburg 

Flood, 

W82-05997 1512 2E 



PA-3 



ALHONEN-HONGISTO, L. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ALHONEN-HONGISTO, L. 

Penetration and Distribution of Tritiated Water 

in Soils of a Lysimeter, 

W82-01886 1504 2G 

ALI, E. M. 

A Stochastic Model of Soil Erosion, 
W82-05298 1511 2J 

ALI, K. H. M. 

Prediction of the Circulation in Reservoirs, 
W82-04682 1510 2H 

ALIFEROV, A. N. 

Shaft Spillways Combined with a Water Intake, 
W82-05111 1511 8A 

ALLAN, R. J. 

Historical Changes and Relationship to Internal 
Loading of Sediment Phosphorus Forms in Hy- 
pertrophic Prairie Lakes, 
W82-01516 1503 2H 

ALLANSON, B. R. 

Phosphorus Cycling in a Dense Potamogeton 

Pectinatus L. Bed, 

W82-02070 1504 2H 

ALLCOCK, R. 

Determination of Marine Consent Conditions, 
W82-00323 1501 5G 



ALLEMAN, J. E. 

Activated Sludge, 
W82-01243 



1503 5D 



Nitrification in the Sequencing Batch Biological 

Reactor, 

W82-05254 1511 5D 

Scanning Electron Microscope Evaluation of 
Rotating Biological Contactor Biofilm, 
W82-06047 1512 5D 

ALLEN, C. P. 

Chromium Levels in Fish from a Lake Chron- 
ically Contaminated with Chromates from Cool- 
ing Towers, 
W82-01941 1504 5B 

ALLEN, D. A. 

Isolation, Enumeration, and Characterization of 
Aeromonas from Polluted Waters Encountered 
in Diving Operations, 
W82-00224 1501 5C 

ALLEN, D. C. 

The Development of the Design Philosophy for 
the Automation of Hogsmill Valley Sewage 
Treatment Works, 
W82-03850 1509 5D 

ALLEN, D. W. 

Spatial Coherence of Monthly Precipitation in 

the United States, 

W82-06894 1512 2B 

ALLEN, E. T. 

Treatment of Sewage Plant Effluent for Use as 

Makeup Water, 

W82-01585 1503 3C 

ALLEN, G. H. 

Rearing Pacific Salmon in Saltwater Ponds Fer- 
tilized with Domestic Wastewater, Data Report, 
June 1979 - May 1980, 
W82-01906 1504 3C 

ALLEN, H. E. 

Assessment of Airborne Inorganic Contaminants 

in the Great Lakes, 

W82-00710 1502 5B 

Effect of Water Treatment on Mutagenic Poten- 
tial, 
W82-03776 1509 5A 

Metal Speciation. Effects on Aquatic Toxicity, 
W82-00610 1502 5 A 



ALLEN, H. L. 

The Thermal Response of Lake Ohrid, Yugosla- 
via to Meteorological Conditions, 
W82-02342 1505 2H 

ALLEN, J. L. 

Residues of Isobornyl Thiocyanoacetate (Than- 
ite) and a Metabolite in Fish and Treated Ponds, 
W82-00570 1502 5B 

ALLEN, K. O. 

Impacts of Navigational Dredging on Fish and 

Wildlife: A Literature Review, 

W82-01768 1503 6G 

ALLEN, L. H. JR. 

Aircraft Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture and 
Hydrologic Parameters, Taylor Creek, Fla., and 
Litle River, Ga., 1979 Data Report, 
W82-01771 1503 7B 

ALLEN, M. B. 

Development of an Ultra-Thin-Skinned Reverse 
Osmosis Membrane Using Homogeneous Poro- 
plastic Film As the Ultramicroporous Substrate, 
W82-03947 1509 3 A 

ALLEN, M. J. 

Microbiology of Ground Water, 

W82-01286 1503 5B 



Microbiology of Potable Water, 
W82-01287 



1503 5F 



ALLEN, M. P. 

Simulating Effects of Combined Sewer Over- 
flows, 
W82-01864 1504 6A 

ALLEN, N. L. 
Furrow Advance Rates Under Surge Flow 
Systems, 
W82-01612 1503 3F 

ALLEN, P. G. 

Estimation of Substitution Possibilities Between 
Water and Other Production Inputs, 
W82-04889 1511 6C 

ALLEN, R. 

Groundwater Contamination by Chlorinated 
Hydrocarbons: Causes and Prevention, 
W82-03300 1507 5E 

ALLEN, R. K. 

A Case for Regional Sludge Management, 
W82-06993 1512 5E 

ALLENBY, K. G. 

Some Analyses of Aquatic Plants and Their 

Waters, 

W82-02293 1505 2H 

ALLER, R. C. 

Dissolved Iodine Flux from Estuarine Sediments 
and Implications for the Enrichment of Iodine at 
the Sediment Water Interface, 
W82-02656 1506 2K 

ALLERUP, P. 

Accuracy of Point Precipitation Measurements, 
W82-02209 1505 2B 

ALLEY, W. M. 

Estimation of Accumulation Parameters for 

Urban Runoff Quality Modeling, 

W82-04432 1510 5B 

Estimation of Impervious-Area Washoff Param- 
eters, 
W82-01465 1503 4C 

ALLISON, G. B. 

Estimation of Isotopic Exchange Parameters, 

Using Constant-Feed Pans, 

W82-05648 1511 2D 

I 
The Relationship Between 018 and Deuterium in 
Water in Sand Columns Undergoing Evapora- 
tion, 
W82-05759 1511 2G 



ALMBERG, L. 

Oxygen Bleaching Shows Potential for Reduc- 
ing Costs, Effluent Problems, 
W82-01899 1504 5D 

ALONSO, C. V. 

Analysis of Three-Dimensional Flows into 

Draintile, 

W82-03803 1509 2G 

Estimating Sediment Transport Capacity in Wa- 
tershed Modeling, 
W82-02265 1505 2J 

Selecting a Formula to Estimate Sediment 
Transport Capacity in Nonvegetated Channels, 
W82-01405 1503 2J 

ALONSO, J. M. 

New Waterborne Bacteriophages Active on 

Yersinia Enterocolitica, 

W82-00662 1502 5 A 

ALPINE, A. E. 

Plankton Studies in San Francisco Bay. I. Chlo- 
rophyll Distributions and Hydrographic Proper- 
ties of the San Francisco Bay Estuary, July 1977 
- December 1979, 
W82-02831 1506 2L 

ALQUIER, M. 

Improvement of Swirl Concentrator, 
W82-05821 1511 5D 

ALSEN, C. 

Detection of Organophosphate Insecticide by an 

Immobilized-Enzyme System, 

W82-02025 1504 5 A 

ALSOP, G. M. 

Improved Thermal Sludge Conditioning by 

Treatment with Acids and Bases, 

W82-04785 1511 5E 

ALTHER, G. R. 

A Test Utilizing Sediment Traps, Survey Rods, 
and Radiographs to Monitor Sediment Accumu- 
lation from a Dredging Disposal Operation, 
W82-01950 1504 7B 

ALTHOFF, W. F. 

Aquifer Decontamination for Volatile Organics: 

A Case History, 

W82-02613 1506 5F 

ALTTNISIK, D. 

Theoretical and Experimental Studies on Dy- 
namic Structure-Fluid Coupling, 
W82-04755 1511 8B 

ALTOBELLO, M. A. 

An Economic Evaluation of Interbasin Water 
Transfers: A Case Study of Southwestern Con- 
necticut, 
W82-03944 1509 6B 

ALTSHULER, E. E. 

Large Rain Drops in the Bright Band, 
W82-03065 1507 7B 

ALTUNIN, V. S. 

Discharge Capacity of Large Streams Under an 

Ice Cover, 

W82-05106 1511 2E 

ALVAREZ, G. 

Biotransformation of N-Phenyl-Beta-Naphthyla- 
mine to Beta-Naphthylamine in a Laboratory 
Sludge System, 
W82-04824 1511 5B 

ALVAREZ, G. H. 

Biodegradation of 14C-Tris(2,3-Dibromopropyl) 

Phosphate in a Laboratory Activated Sludge 

System, 

W82-04833 1511 5D 



PA 4 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ANDERSON, J. A. 



ALVAREZ, H. G. 

Microbial Degradation of 14C-Diphenylamine in 
a Laboratory Model Sewage Sludge System, 
W82-04832 1511 5D 

ALVAREZ, M. E. 

Effects of Chlorine Concentration on the Struc- 
ture of Poliovirus, 
W82-04525 1510 5F 

ALVAREZ, R. J. 

Microbiological Quality of Selected Recreation- 
al Waters, 
W82-03636 1508 5 A 

ALVAREZ, Z. W. 

Structure and Permeability: Geologic Controls 
on Induced Seismicity at Nurek Reservoir, Tad- 
jikistan, USSR, 
W82-05133 1511 2F 

ALVES, W. J. 

Analytical Solutions of the One-Dimensional 
Convective-Dispersive Solute Transport Equa- 
tion, 
W82-064O8 1512 2G 

AMADI, P. U. M. 

Ground Water Chemistry and Hydrochemical 
Facies Distribution as Related to Flow in the 
Mississippian Carbonates, Harrison County, In- 
diana, 
W82-03810 1509 2F 

AMADON, J. F. 

Nitrogen Availability from Sewage Sludge, 
W82-00158 1501 5E 

AMANDES, C. B. 

Stormwater Detention in Developing Water- 
sheds, 
W82-03363 1507 4A 

AMAVIS, R. 

European Communities Directive Relating to 
the Quality of Water Intended for Human Con- 
sumption, 
W82-00506 1502 6D 

AMBROSE, R. B. JR. 

Dynamic Estuary Model Performance, 
W82-05319 1511 2L 

AMBROSINO, G. 

Integrated Management of Water Deficits and 

Floods in a Reservoir System, 

W82-05325 1511 4A 

AMBRUS, A. 

General Method for Determination of Pesticide 
Residues in Samples of Plant Origin, Soil, and 
Water. II. Thin Layer Chromatographic Deter- 
mination, 
W82-03216 1507 5A 

General Method for Determination of Pesticide 

Residues in Samples of Plant Origin, Soil, and 

Water. III. Gas Chromatographic Analysis and 

Confirmation, 

W82-03215 1507 5 A 

AMEL, R. T. 

Residues of Isobornyl Thiocyanoacetate (Than- 
ite) and a Metabolite in Fish and Treated Ponds, 
W82-00570 1502 5B 

AMIARD, J-C. 

Study of the Transfer of Cd, Pb, Cu, and Zn in 
Neritic and Estuarine Trophic Chains - I. State 
in the Internal Estuary of the Loire (France) 
During the Summer of 1978. (Etude du Trans- 
fert de Cd, Pb, Cu et Zn dans les Chaines 
Trophiques Neritiques et Estuariennes - I. Etat 
dans l'Estuaire Interne de la Loire (France) au 
Coursdel'Ete 1978), 
W82-03492 1508 5B 

Study of the Transfer of Cd, Pb, Cu and Zn in 
Neritic and Estuarine Trophic Chains - II. Bio- 



logical Accumulation in Planktonophage Fish. 
(Etude du Transfert de Cd, Pb, Cu et Zn dans 
les Chaines Trophiques Neritiques et Estuar- 
iennes-II. Accumulation Biologique Chez les 
Poissons Planctonophages), 
W82-03491 1508 2L 

AMIARD-TRIQUET, C. 

Study of the Transfer of Cd, Pb, Cu, and Zn in 
Neritic and Estuarine Trophic Chains - I. State 
in the Internal Estuary of the Loire (France) 
During the Summer of 1978. (Etude du Trans- 
fert de Cd, Pb, Cu et Zn dans les Chaines 
Trophiques Neritiques et Estuariennes - I. Etat 
dans l'Estuaire Interne de la Loire (France) au 
Cours de l'Ete 1978), 
W82-03492 1508 5B 

Study of the Transfer of Cd, Pb, Cu and Zn in 
Neritic and Estuarine Trophic Chains - II. Bio- 
logical Accumulation in Planktonophage Fish. 
(Etude du Transfert de Cd, Pb, Cu et Zn dans 
les Chaines Trophiques Neritiques et Estuar- 
iennes-II. Accumulation Biologique Chez les 
Poissons Planctonophages), 
W82-03491 1508 2L 

AMIN, M. I. 

Two Bed-Load Formulas: An Evaluation, 
W82-02375 1505 2J 

AMIR, I. 

Design Procedure of Sprinkling Laterals: The 

Mathematical Background of a Computerized 

Aid, 

W82-03174 1507 3F 

AMIRTHARAJAH, a. 

Initial Degradation of Effluent Quality During 

Filtration, 

W82-04134 1509 5F 

AMMON, D. C. 

Wetlands Use for Water Management in Florida, 
W82-02590 1505 4A 

AMOOZEGAR-FARD, A. 

Areal Predictions of Water and Solute Flux in 

the Unsaturated Zone, 

W82-00381 1501 6A 

The Movement of Salts from Soils Following 
Heavy Application of Feedlot Wastes, 
W82-01132 1503 5B 

AMOROS, C. 

A Simple Device for Quantitative Pseudoperi- 

phyton Sampling, 

W82-01894 1504 7B 

AMUNDSEN, D. W. 

Control of Trihalomethanes in Drinking Water, 
W82-04425 1510 5F 

AMY, G. L. 

Groundwater Leaching of Organic Pollutants 
From in Situ Retorted Oil Shale. A Mass Trans- 
fer Analysis, 
W82-00626 1502 5B 

AMY, V. P. 

The Ground Water Flow System in the Vicinity 

of Marco Island, Florida, 

W82-02123 1505 2F 

ANAND REDDY, K. 

Consumptive Use and Daily Evapotranspiration 
of Corn Under Different Levels of Nitrogen and 
Moisture Regimes, 
W82-00660 1502 2D 

ANDERSEN, J. M. 

Effect of Nitrate Concentration in Lake Water 
on Phosphate Release from the Sediment, 
W82-06313 1512 5C 

ANDERSEN, M. E. 

Comparison of Techniques for Estimating 

Annual Lake Evaporation Using Climatological 

Data, 

W82-06850 1512 2D 



ANDERSEN, P. F. 

Thermal Energy Storage in a Confined Aquifer: 

Second Cycle, 

W82-01473 1503 4B 

ANDERSLAND, O. B. 

Densification of Paper Mill Sludge Materials, 
W82-04694 1510 5E 

ANDERSON, B. F. 

Cascaded Tradeoffs: A Multiple-Objective, Mul- 
tiple-Publics Method for Alternatives Evalua- 
tion in Water Resources Planning, 
W82-02980 1506 6B 

ANDERSON, C. A. 

Development of Bioassay Procedures for Defin- 
ing Pollution of Harbor Sediments, 
W82-00387 1501 5C 

ANDERSON, C. H. 

Interim Method for Determining Asbestos in 

Water, 

W82-00741 1502 5 A 

ANDERSON, D. 

Technical and Economic Implications of Install- 
ing an Industrial Waste-Water Pretreatment 
Plant, 
W82-02044 1504 5D 

ANDERSON, D. A. 

Use of a Fractional Design to Evaluate Interac- 
tions of Environmental Factors Affecting Biode- 
gradation Rates, 
W82-03117 1507 5D 

ANDERSON, D. E. 

Geochemical Inputs for Hydrological Models of 
Deep-Lying Sedimentary Units: Loss of Mineral 
Hydration Water, 
W82-03796 1509 2F 

ANDERSON, D. L. 

A Field Evaluation of Selected Water Conserva- 
tion and Wastewater Reduction Systems for 
Residential Applications, 
W82-02180 1505 3D 

ANDERSON, E. L. 

Reclamation of Wastewater with a Soil-Turf 

Filter: I: Removal of Nitrogen, 

W82-01101 1503 5D 

Reclamation of Wastewater with a Soil-Turf 
Filter: II: Removal of Phosphorus, Boron, 
Sodium and Chlorine, 
W82-01102 1503 5D 

ANDERSON, F. E. 

The Variation in Suspended Sediment and 
Water Properties in the Flood-Water Front Tra- 
versing the Tidal Flat, 
W82-02928 1506 2L 

ANDERSON, H. M. 

A Finite Differencing Scheme for the Dynamic 
Simulation of Continuous Sedimentation, 
W82-03876 1509 5D 

ANDERSON, H. W. 

Sources of Sediment-Induced Reductions in 
Water Quality Appraised from Catchment Attri- 
butes and Land Use, 
W82-05494 1511 2J 

ANDERSON, J. A. 

Microstrainer Theory and the Filtrability Index 

of Sewage Effluents, 

W82-06647 1512 5D 

Primary Sedimentation of Sewage, 

W82-03429 1508 5D 

Water Stress and Cold Hardiness in Field- 
Grown Citrus, 
W82-O0864 1502 21 



PA-5 






ANDERSON, J. J. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ANDERSON, J. J. 

Experience with Computer Control of 
Wastewater Treatment Processes at Los Angeles 
and Other Communities, 
W82-04609 1510 5D 

ANDERSON, L. D. 

The Diffusion of Technology in the Nineteenth 
Century American City: Municipal Water 
Supply Investments, 
W82-03537 1508 6B 

ANDERSON, L. H. 

Highlights of the St. Mary's Redevelopment 
Project, 

W82-03617 1508 8 A 

ANDERSON, L. J. 

Waterborne Gastroenteritis Due to The Nor- 
walk Agent: Clinical and Epidemiologic Investi- 
gation, 
W82-03898 1509 5C 

ANDERSON, L. W. J. 

Control of Aquatic Weeds with Hexazinone, 
W82-02326 1505 4A 

ANDERSON, M. A. 

Effects of Dissolved Organic Matter on Adsorp- 
tion of Hydrophobic Organic Compounds by 
River- and Sewage-Borne Particles, 
W82-06056 1512 5B 

ANDERSON, M. L. 

Degradation of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in 

Sediments of the Great Lakes, 

W82-03536 1508 5B 

Residues of PCB in a Cladophora Community 

Along the Lake Huron Shoreline, 

W82-06938 1512 5C 

ANDERSON, M. P. 

Groundwater Quality Models - State of the Art, 
W82-01061 1502 5G 

Seasonal Reversals of Groundwater Flow 
Around Lakes and the Relevance to Stagnation 
Points and Lake Budgets, 
W82-01103 1503 2F 

The Use of Ground-Water Flow Models for 

Estimating Lake Seepage Rates, 

W82-02549 1505 2F 

ANDERSON, P. T. 

Vinyl Lined Asbestos Cement Pipe Problems- 
Health Aspects, 
W82-03663 1508 5F 

ANDERSON, R. 

Empirical Test of the Association Between 
Gross Contamination of Wells with Toxic Sub- 
stances and Surrounding Land Use, 
W82-05143 1511 5B 



Regulating Corrosive Water, 
W82-04335 



1510 6B 



ANDERSON, R. F. 

Elevated Concentrations of Actinides in Mono 

Lake, 

W82-05520 1511 5B 

ANDERSON, R. L. 

Conflict Between Establishment of Instream 

Flows and Other Water Uses on Western 

Streams, 

W82-05749 1511 6E 

Toxicity and Bioaccumulation of Endrin and 

Methoxychlor in Aquatic Invertebrates and 

Fish, 

W82-01160 1503 5C 

Water Savings from Lawn Watering Restric- 
tions During a Drought Year, Fort Collins, 
Colorado, 
W82-04232 1509 3D 



ANDERSON, R. S. JR. 

A Fluoride Overfeed Incident at Harbor 

Springs, Michigan, 

W82-04147 1509 5C 

ANDERSON, R. Y. 

Dissolution of Salt Deposits by Brine Density 

Flow, 

W82-01016 1502 2F 

ANDERSON, S. J. 

Comparison of Five Different Methods for 
Measuring Biodegradability in Aqueous Envi- 
ronments, 
W82-03557 1508 IB 

ANDERSON, T. J. 

Determination of Picogram Amounts of Techne- 
tium-99 by Resin Bead Mass Spectrometric Iso- 
tope Dilution, 
W82-00999 1 502 5A 



ANDERSON, W. 

Aerated Drip Irrigation, 

W82-02186 



1505 3F 



Water-Resources Information for the Withlacoo- 
chee River Region, West-Central Florida, 
W82-02473 1505 6B 

ANDO, A. 

Distribution of Ribonucleic Acid Coliphages in 
Raw Sewage from Treatment Plants in Japan, 
W82-02443 1505 5 A 

ANDRADE, W. P. 

Relaxation in Concrete, 

W82-05511 1511 8F 

ANDRASKI, B. 

Sample Intake Position and Loading Rates from 

Nonpoint Source Pollution, 

W82-00778 1502 5 A 

ANDREAE, M. O. 

Determination of Trace Quantities of Dimethyl- 

sulfoxide in Aqueous Solutions, 

W82-00205 1501 5 A 

ANDREN, A. W. 

Modeling the Flux of Atmospheric Polychlori- 
nated Biphenyls Across the Air/Water Inter- 
face, 
W82-00193 1501 5B 

ANDREWS, J. 

Evaluation of the Full-Scale Application of An- 
aerobic Sludge Digestion at the Blue Plains 
Wastewater Treatment Facility - Washington, 
DC, 
W82-02965 1506 5D 

ANDREWS, J. F. 

Aeration Control for Reducing Energy Con- 
sumption in Small Activated Sludge Plants, 
W82-04026 1509 5D 

Dissolved Oxygen Control in the Activated 

Sludge Process, 

W82-04017 1509 5D 

ANDREWS, M. J. 

Sewage Outfall Location Reduces Environmen- 
tal Damage in the Thames Estuary, 
W82-02404 1505 5G 

ANDREWS, P. L. 

Sewer Maintenance and Rehab Options, 
W82-06253 1512 5D 

ANDREWS, R. W. 

Salt-Water Intrusion in the Costa De Hermo- 
sillo, Mexico: A Numerical Analysis of Water 
Management Proposals, 
W82-02547 1505 5B 

ANDREWS, W. H. 

Modeling A Sociological-Hydrologic Flood 

Control Decision System, 

W82-04221 1509 6A 



ANEJA, V. P. 

Influence of Gaseous Nitric Acid on Sulfate 

Production and Acidity in Rain, 

W82-00642 1502 5B 

ANGEL, S. 

Emphasis on Distribution: Strategies for Small 
Scale Water Resources Development in Thai- 
land, 
W82-02408 1505 6A 

ANGELO, C. G. 

Assessment of Water Quality in Streams Drain- 
ing Coal-Producing Areas in Ohio, 
W82-05234 1511 5B 

ANGINO, E. E. 

Effect of Leachate Solutions from Fly and 
Bottom Ash on Groundwater Quality, 
W82-03798 1509 5B 

Geochemistry of Leachates from Selected Coal 

Mining and Combustion Wastes, 

W82-05936 1512 5B 

ANGIOLETTI, A. 

Floating Breakwater, 

W82-O0O67 1501 8 A 

ANIKEENKO, A. M. 

Use of the Finite-Element Method for Solving 

the Transfer Equation, 

W82-06620 1512 2J 

ANLIKER, R. 

Use of the Partition Coefficient as an Indicator 

of Bioaccumulation Tendency of Dyestuffs in 

Fish, 

W82-04820 1511 5B 

ANMA, S. 

Slope Failures and Tailing Dam Damage in the 
1978 Izu-Ohshima-Kinkai Earthquake, 
W82-02891 1506 8D 

ANNANDALE, G. W. 

Estimating End-Of-Construction Pore-Pressures 
in Unsaturated Earth Embankments, 
W82-00194 1501 8D 

Settlement of a Compacted Unsaturated Earth 

Embankment, 

W82-00678 1502 8D 

ANSPAUGH, L. 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 1 - 
Environment, Health and Socio-economics, 
W82-05214 1511 6G 

ANTHONY, R. M. 

Determining Maximum Influent Concentrations 
of Priority Pollutants for Treatment Plants, 
W82-02307 1505 5 A 

ANTON, C. 

Continuous Monitoring of the Effluent Quality 
of an Activated Sludge Plant by Turbidity Mea- 
surement (Kontinuierliche Kontrolle Der Ab- 
laufgute Einer Belebtschlammanlage Mittels 
Trubungsmessung), 
W82-04583 1510 5A 

ANTONINO, R. A. 

Earth-Filled Slurry Walls Provide Economical 

Seepage Control, 

W82-03256 1507 8D 

ANTONOFF, D. P. 

Foam Fractionation-Flotation as Partial Pre- 

treatment for Reverse Osmosis, 

W82-05290 1511 3 A 

ANTONOPOULOS, V. Z. 

Simple Equations for Hooghoudt Equivalent 

Depth, 

W82-04271 1510 4A 



PA 6 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ARMSTRONG, C. A. 



ANUFRIEVA, N. M. 
Removal of Oil Pollutants from Water Bodies by 
Means of Hydrophobic Sorbents, 
W82-03371 1507 5G 

ANUG WELEM, U. A. 

Measurement of Effects of Carbaryl in Surface 
Water on Fecal Pollution Indicator Bacteria by 
Use of Plate Counts and Respirometry, 
W82-05019 1511 5A 

Response of Bacteria to the Presence of Car- 
baryl in Water. I. Response of Bacterial Indica- 
tors Vs. Response of Pathogenic Bacterial Spe- 



cies, 
W82-04342 



1510 5C 



Responses of Bacteria to the Presence of Car- 
baryl in Water. II. Pure Culture vs. Mixed Cul- 
ture Response, 
W82-04341 1510 5C 

ANY AT A, B. U. 

Investment Alternatives in Cases of Extended 

Water Supply Shortages in Cities of Developing 

Countries, 

W82-03507 1508 6D 

AOKI, M. 

Practice and Perspective on Computer Control 

in Sewage Process, 

W82-03852 1509 5D 

AOKI, T. 

Estimation of the Precipitable Water from the 
IR Channel of the Geostationary Satellite, 
W82-06995 1512 7B 

Recovery of Chromium(VI) from Wastewaters 
with Iron(III) Hydroxide-I. Adsorption Mecha- 
nism of Chromium(VI) on Iron(III) Hydroxide, 
W82-06658 1512 5D 

AOYAMA, M. 

Ion Flotation-Spectrophotometric Determina- 
tion of Traces of Chromium (VI), 
W82-O2O07 1504 5 A 

APARTSIN, M. S. 

Effect of N-Benzoquinone and of Some Poly- 
phenols on the Membrane Potential of Nitella 
Sp. Measured by the Open-Vacuole Method, 
W82-02626 1506 5C 

APLAND, J. 

Risk and the Demand for Supplemental Irriga- 
tion: A Case Study in the Corn Belt, 
W82-00522 1502 6A 

APONASENKO, A. D. 

Phytoplankton Distribution in the Southern and 

Middle Parts of Lake Baikal, 

W82-02078 1504 2H 

APPAN, S. G. 

A Dynamic Methodology for Characterizing 
and Monitoring Estuarine Ecosystems, 
W82-02167 1505 7A 

APPLEBY, P. 

Palaeoecological Studies of the Recent Develop- 
ment of Lake Vaxjosjon. III. Reassessment of 
Recent Chronology on the Basis of Modified 
Pb2 10 Dates, 
W82-03480 1508 5B 

APPLEBY, P. G. 

Palaeoecological Studies of Lakes in the High- 
lands of Papua New Guinea. I. The Chronology 
of Sedimentation, 
W82-03235 1507 2J 

APPLER, H. N. 

Periphyton in the Volta Lake. I. Seasonal 
Changes on the Trunks of Flooded Trees, 
W82-02882 1506 2H 

Periphyton in the Volta Lake. II. Seasonal 
Changes on Wooden Blocks with Depth, 
W82-02883 1506 2H 



APPLETON, A. R. JR. 

Effect of Reagent Mixing Rate on Adsorption 

Process for Am-Fe203.H20, 

W82-01799 1503 5F 

APPLETON, T. P. 

Rutland Water Nature Reserve: Concept, 

Design and Management, 

W82-06471 1512 6D 

ARAI, M. 

Supervisory Computer Control System for 

Arakawa Left Basin-Wide Sewage Treatment 

Plant, 

W82-03862 1509 5D 

ARAI, T. 

Attenuation of Incident Solar Radiation in Lake 

Water, 

W82-04180 1509 2H 

ARAI, Y. 

Preliminary Studies on Control Parameters and 

Biological Community for the Activated Sludge 

Process, 

W82-04008 1509 5D 

ARAKEL, A. V. 

Geochemistry and Hydrodynamics in the Hutt 
and Leeman Evaporitic Lagoons, Western Aus- 
tralia: A Comparative Study, 
W82-01746 1503 2L 

ARAL, M. M. 

Evaluation of a Chimney Drain Design in an 

Earthfill Dam, 

W82-04675 1510 8D 

ARBAB, M. 

Simulation of Soil Moisture, Evapotranspiration 
and Deep Percolation in Agricultural Water- 
sheds, 

W82-03513 1508 2A 

ARBHABHIRAMA, A. 

Emphasis on Distribution: Strategies for Small 
Scale Water Resources Development in Thai- 
land, 
W82-02408 1505 6A 

Reservoir Sedimentation with Random Depos- 
its, 
W82-04443 1510 2J 

ARCE, R. G. 

Water Chemistry of Alabama Ponds, 
W82-03534 1508 2K 

ARCEMENT, G. J. 

Hydrologic Analysis of Pearl River Floods, 

April 1979 and April 1980, in Louisiana and 

Mississippi, 

W82-05216 1511 2E 

ARCHER, B. 

The Application of Microcomputers to the 

Design of Storm Sewer Systems for Small 

Areas, 

W 82-06449 1512 8 A 

ARCHER, D. R. 

A Catchment Approach to Flood Estimation, 
W82-01397 1503 2E 

Seasonality of Flooding and the Assessment of 

Seasonal Flood Risk, 

W82-04646 1510 2E 

Severe Snowmelt Runoff in North-East England 

and Its Implications, 

W82-04648 1510 2E 

ARCHER, P. B. R. 

Models of Annual Cycles in Lentic Water 

Bodies, 

W82-06483 1512 5G 

ARCHIBALD, E. M. 

Application of the OECD Eutrophication Mod- 
eling Approach to Lake Ray Hubbard, Texas, 
W82-04278 1510 5C 



ARCHIBALD, G. G. 

The Seven-Trent Studies 

Use, 

W82-04686 



of Industrial Water 



1510 6D 



ARDEN, R. S. 

Water Temperatures in Nanticoke-Long Point 

Bay Region of Lake Erie, 

W82-05637 1511 5C 

ARENAS, V. 

The Effect of Dried and Cracked Sediment on 

the Availability of Phosphorus in a Coastal 

Lagoon, 

W82-04299 1510 2L 

ARENDARCHUK, V. V. 

Indoles in the Decomposition Products of Cer- 
tain Blue-Green Algae, 
W82-05505 1511 2H 

ARENS, H-J. 

Structural Aspects of the Water Supply in the 

Federal Republic of Germany, 

W82-02066 1504 6E 

ARFA, H. 

Surface Water and Groundwater Interactions in 
a Surficial Aquifer in Northwest Iowa, 
W82-03718 1508 2 A 

ARFI, F. 

Advanced Calibration Methodology for Hydro- 
logic Rainfall - Runoff Simulation Models, 
W82-06366 1512 2A 

ARGAL, E. S. 

Evaluation of the Mechanical Properties of the 
Mass of a Concrete Dam with Interblock Joints, 
W82-03158 1507 8G 

ARGAMAN, Y. 

Single Sludge Nitrogen Removal from Industrial 

Wastewater, 

W82-05245 1511 5D 

ARGO, D. G. 

Evaluation of Membrane Processes and Their 
Role in Wastewater Reclamation: Volume II, 
W82-02457 1505 5D 

ARIEL, P. D. 

Conformal Mapping for Channel Junction Flow, 
W82-04306 1510 2E 

ARKIN, G. F. 

Modeling Grain Sorghum Ratoon Cropping and 
Associated Runoff and Sediment Losses, 
W82-00113 1501 2G 

ARKLEY, R. J. 

Soil Moisture Use by Mixed Conifer Forest in a 

summer-Dry Climate, 

W82-02558 1505 21 

ARMANTROUT, G. 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 2 - 
Environmental Control Technology, 
W82-05213 1511 5E 

ARMITAGE, P. D. 

An Appraisal of Pond-Net Samples for Biologi- 
cal Monitoring of Lotic Macroinvertebrates, 
W82-00308 1501 7B 

The Effects of Mine Drainage and Organic En- 
richment on Benthos in the River Nent System, 
Northern Pennines, 
W82-02053 1504 5C 

ARMSTRONG, C. A. 

Supplement to Predictive Modeling of Effects of 
the Planned Kindred Lake on Ground-Water 
Levels and Discharge, Southeastern North 
Dakota, 

W82-02828 1506 4A 






PA-7 



ARMSTRONG, D. E. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ARMSTRONG, D. E. 

Factors Affecting Phosphorus Release from 

Intact Lake Sediment Cores, 

W82-00251 1501 2H 

ARMSTRONG, J. L. 

Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria in Drinking Water, 
W82-00645 1502 5F 

ARMSTRONG, N. E. 

A Comprehensive Study on the Biological Trea- 
tabilities of Phenol and Methanol-1. Analysis of 
Bacterial Growth and Substrate Removal Kinet- 
ics by a Statistical Method, 
W82-03567 1508 5D 

Comprehensive Study on the Biological Treata- 
bilities of Phenol and Methanol-II. The Effects 
of Temperature, pH, Salinity and Nutrients, 
W82-03569 1508 5D 

A Comprehensive Study on the Biological Trea- 
tabilities of Phenol and Methanol-III. Treat- 
ment System Design, 
W82-03568 1508 5D 

Effects of Alterations of Freshwater Inflows 

into Matagorda Bay, Texas, 

W82-02149 1505 6G 

Incorporation of Chemical Equilibrium, Phy- 

sico-Chemical Reactions and the Simulation of 

Inorganic Qualities in a Reservoir Ecologic 

Model, 

W82-05187 1511 2H 

ARMSTRONG, R. N. 

The Computer: Water Management Tool, 
W82-03290 1507 6A 

Tampa Bay Water Guarded by Computer, 
W82-00934 1502 4B 

ARNOLD, C. L. 

Sawmill Brook: An Example of Rapid Geomor- 
phic Change Related to Urbanization, 
W82-05276 1511 4C 

ARNOLD, D. E. 

Effects of Acid Precipitation, 

W82-05149 1511 5C 

ARNOLD, H. 

Digitizing and Routine Analyses of Hydrologi- 

cal Data, 

W82-06386 1512 2E 

ARNOLD, L. E. 

First-Year Effects of Clearcutting an Oak-Hick- 
ory Watershed on Water Yield, 
W82-06589 1512 4C 

Water Quality from Two Small Forested Water- 
sheds in Southern Illinois, 
W82-0114O 1503 4C 

ARNOLD, M. D. 

Floodplain Management: A Flood and Land 

Planning System, 

W82-01872 1504 6F 

ARNOLDY, P. 

Influence of Temperature on the Anaerobic 
Acidification of Glucose in a Mixed Culture 
Forming Part of a Two-Stage Digestion Process, 
W82-05240 1511 5D 

ARNOTT, E. 

A Rapid Simple Long-Term Toxicity Assay for 
Aquatic Contaminants Using the Nematode Pan- 
agrellus Redivivus, 
W82-01017 1502 5A 

ARON, G. 

Fitting a Gamma Distribution Over a Synthetic 

Unit Hydrograph, 

W82-06586 1512 2A 

ARONSON, D. A. 

The Meadowbrook Artificial-Recharge Project 
in Nassau County, Long Island, New York, 
W82-O3630 1508 4B 



ARONSON, G. L. 

Procedures for Estimating Dry Weather Pollut- 
ant Deposition in Sewer Systems, 
W82-03679 1508 5D 

ARONSON, GL. 

Evaluation of a Treatment Lagoon for Com- 
bined Sewer Overflow, 
W82-04623 1510 5D 

ARORA, M. L. 

How Much Air, 

W82-06638 1512 5D 

ARSLANOVA, T. P. 

Estimation of the Production of Planktonic Infu- 

sorians in Connection with Fluctuations in Their 

Abundance, 

W82-02072 1 504 2H 

ARTHER, R. G. 

Parasite Ova in Anaerobically Digested Sludge, 
W82-02018 1504 5B 

ARTHUR, J. P. 

The Development of Design Equations for Fac- 
ultative Waste Stabilization Ponds in Semiarid 
Areas, 
W82-04641 1510 5D 

ARTHUR, L. M. 

Evaluating Inland Waterway Navigation Im- 
provement Projects: The Case of the Bonneville 
Lock, 
W82-06869 1512 6B 

ARTIOLA-FORTUNY, J. 

Phenols in Municipal Solid Waste Leachates and 

Their Attenuation by Clay Soils, 

W82-06518 1512 5B 

ARTS, M. T. 

The Influence of Flatworm Predation on Zoo- 
plankton Inhabiting Small Ponds, 
W82-02655 1506 2H 

ARULANANDAN, K. 

Relationship of Electrical Dispersion to Soil 

Properties, 

W82-02561 1505 8D 

ARUMUGAM, P. T. 

Physico-Chemistry, Destratification and Nutri- 
ent Budget of a Lowland Eutrophicated Malay- 
sian Reservoir and Its Limnological Implica- 
tions, 
W82-01360 1503 2H 

ASAHARA, T. 

High-Performance Liquid Chromatographic De- 
termination of Nitrite in Environmental Samples 
by the Use of Hydralazine, 
W82-04855 1511 5 A 

ASAY, K. H. 

Plant Improvement for Semi-Arid Rangelands: 
Possibilities for Drought Resistance and Nitro- 
gen Fixation, 
W82-05610 1511 3F 

ASHENMACHER, T. G. 

High pH Treatment of Combined Water Soften- 
ing and Wastewater Sludges, 
W82-00403 1501 5D 

ASHIKHMEN, V. A. 

Grouting Works in the Diversion Tunnel of the 

Inguri Hydroelectric Station, 

W82-03164 1507 8 A 

ASHKENAZI, V. 

Measuring Reservoir Ground Movements, 
W82-05773 1511 8G 

ASHLEY, C. S. 

Effects of Wastewater Sludge and Its Detergents 

on the Stability of Rotavirus, 

W82-00576 1502 5A 



Response of Bacteria in Wastewater Sludge to 
Moisture Loss by Evaporation and Effect of 
Moisture Content on Bacterial Inactivation by 
Ionizing Radiation, 
W82-00489 1501 5D 

ASHLEY, N. V. 
The Effect of Increased Nickel Ion Concentra- 
tions on Microbial Populations in the Anaerobic 
Digestion of Sewage Sludge, 
W82-06832 1512 5D 

ASHTON, P. J. 

Nitrogen Fixation and the Nitrogen Budget of a 

Eutrophic Impoundment, 

W82-00127 1501 2H 

ASIKAINEN, M. 

Radium Content and the 226Ra/228Ra Activity 
Ratio in Groundwater from Bedrock, 
W82-05450 1511 2K 

ASKARI, F. 

A Remote Sensing Technique for Estimating 

Watershed Runoff, 

W82-06151 1512 7C 

ASMAN, W. A. H. 

Influence and Prevention of Bird-Droppings in 
Precipitation Chemistry Experiments, 
W82-06245 1512 5B 

Meteorological Interpretation of the Chemical 

Composition of Rain-Water at One Measuring 

Site, 

W82-02874 1506 2K 

ASPILA, K. I. 

Interlaboratory Quality Control Study No. 26, 

Arsenic and Selenium in Water, 

W82-01854 1504 5 A 

ASPINWALL, D. M. V. 

A Wet-Weather Model for Evaluating the Com- 
bined Effects of Storm-Sewage Overflows and 
Sewage-Works' Effluents Upon River Quality, 
W82-03427 1508 5B 

ASPLUND, R. 

Composite Sampling of Highway Runoff, 
W82-02230 1505 7B 

Total Suspended Solids in Highway Runoff in 

Washington State, 

W82-0582O 1511 5B 

ASSINDER, D. J. 

Plutonium Occurrence and Phase Distribution in 
Sediments of the Wyre Estuary, Northwest Eng- 
land, 
W82-02760 1506 5B 

ASTAFICHEV, V. I. 

Closure of the Kama River at the Site of the 

Lower Kama Hydroelectric Plant, 

W82-02951 1506 8A 

ASTON, S. R. 

Americium in Intertidal Sediments from the 

Coastal Environs of Windscale, 

W82-02098 1504 5B 

Gamma Emitting Fission Products in Surface 
Sediments of the Ravenglass Estuary, 
W82-05984 1512 5B 

Mercury in Coastal and Estuarine Sediments of 

the Northeastern Irish Sea, 

W82-03696 1508 5B 

Plutonium Occurrence and Phase Distribution in 
Sediments of the Wyre Estuary, Northwest Eng- 
land, 
W82-02760 1506 5B 



PA 8 



WF^^'M 



AUTHOR INDEX 



AZOV, Y. 



The Role of Suspended Solids in the Estuarine 

Geochemistry of Mercury, 

W82-06035 1512 5B 

The Transport to and Deposition of Americium 
in Intertidal Sediments of the Ravenglass Estu- 
ary and its Relationship to Plutonium, 
W82-05178 1511 5B 

ATCHISON, G. J. 

The Effects of Heavy Metals on Microbial Bio- 
mass in Sediments of Palestine Lake, 
W82-00925 1502 5C 

The Impact of an Industrially Contaminated 

Lake on Heavy Metal Levels in it's Effluent 

Stream, 

W82-00886 1502 5B 

The Use of the Three-Ridge Clam (Amblema 
Perplicata) to Monitor Trace Metal Contamina- 
tion, 
W82-04948 1511 5 A 

ATHANAS, L. C. 

Aspects of Impacts Assessment of Low Fresh- 
water Inflows to Chesapapeake Bay, 
W82-02115 1505 6G 

ATHAVALEY, A. S. 

Deep Well Injection of Industrial Wastes, 
W82-0O475 ' 1501 5E 

ATHERTON, T. AND 

Low Turbidity Water from Fast Processes, 
W82-00946 1502 5F 

ATKINSON, G. 

Ion Hydration and Ion Interaction, 

W82-05310 1511 2K 

ATLAS, D. 

The Corrosion of Copper by Chlorinated Drink- 
ing Waters, 
W82-06051 1512 5F 

The Outlook for Precipitation Measurements 

from Space, 

W82-06531 1512 7B 

ATTWELL, R. W. 

Influence of Salinity and Organic Nutrient Con- 
centration on Survival and Growth of Vibrio 
Cholerae in Aquatic Microcosms, 
W82-06534 1512 5C 

ATWATER, J. W. 

Operational Performance of an RBC Unit in 

Conjunction with a Septic Tank, 

W82-04355 



AUBERT, J. 

Sludge Disposal to Sea in France, 
W82-06593 

AUBERT, M. 

Sludge Disposal to Sea in France, 
W82-06593 



1510 5D 



1512 5E 



1512 5E 



AUBERT, R. 

Hypolimnion Oxygenation Studies in Clark Hill 

W82-05001 1511 5G 

AUCLAIR, B. 

Sanitation Service Management in France (La 

Gestion des Services d'Assainissement en 

France), 

W82-01351 1503 6F 

AUER, M. T. 

Ecological Studies and Mathematical Modeling 
of Cladophora in Lake Huron: I. Program De- 
scription and Field Monitoring of Growth Dy- 
namics, 
W82-06939 1512 5C 

Ecological Studies and Mathematical Modeling 
of Cladophora in Lake Huron: 2. Phosphorus 
Uptake Kinetics, 
W82-0694O 1512 5C 



Phosphorus Uptake Dynamics as Related to 
Mathematical Modeling of Cladophora at a Site 
on Lake Huron, 
W82-01149 1503 5C 

AUFREITER, S. 

The Determination of Heavy Metals (Al, Mn, 
Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd, and Pb) in Urban Snow 
Using an Atomic Absorption Graphite Furnace, 
W82-05397 1511 5 A 

AUGIER, H. 

Study of the Experimental Contamination of the 
Marine Phanerogam Posidonia Oceanica (L.) 
Delile by Mercury Compounds I. Modalities of 
the Contamination by Mercury Chloride. (Etude 
De La Contamination Experimentale De La 
Phanerogame Marine Posidonia Oceanica (L.) 
Delile Par Les Composes Mercuri Ques: Partie 
I-Modalites De La Contamination Par Le Chlor- 
ure Mercurique, 
W82-03312 1507 5B 

AUGUSTINE, J. A. 

Satellite Rain Estimation in the U.S. High 

Plains, 

W82-00808 1502 2B 

AUGUSTINE, M. 

Continuous Monitoring at Minworth Water 

Reclamation Works, 

W82-02431 1505 7B 

AUKERMAN, R. 

Recreational Enhancement of High Country 

Water Supply Reservoirs, 

W 82-0392 3 1509 6 A 

AULENBACH, D. B. 

Land Application of Secondary Effluent at Lake 

George, NY, 

W82-05704 1511 5D 

Land Application of Wastewaters: An Over- 
view. 
W82-02650 1506 3C 

AULL, G. H. III. 

Cropland, Buffer, and Stream: A Case Study in 
Agricultural Nonpoint Source Water Pollution, 
W82-02728 1506 5G 

AURAND, T. A. 

Identification of Organic Compounds in a Muta- 
genic Extract of a Surface Drinking Water by a 
Computerized Gas Chromatography/Mass 
Spectrometry System (GC/MS/COM), 
W82-00256 1501 5A 

AUS, H. C. 

Measurement of Air in Flowing Water, 
W82-04322 1510 7B 

AUSTFORD, V. M. 

Flood Control and Flow Regulation Problems 

on the Assiniboine River, 

W82-05389 1511 4A 

AUSTIN, B. 

Numerical Taxonomy Analysis of Bacteria Iso- 
lated from the Completed 'Most Probable Num- 
bers' Test for Coliform Bacilli, 
W82-01911 1504 5A 

AUSTIN, C. F. 

Interpretation of Chemical Analyses of Water 

Collected from Two Geothermal Wells at Coso, 

California, 

W82-04743 1510 1A 

AUSTIN, S. 

Parallel Evaluation of Air- and Oxygen-Activat- 
ed Sludge, 
W82-04624 1510 5D 

AVADHANULU, R. V. 

An Aquifer Simulation Program for Micro- 
Based Processors, 
W82-01879 1504 2F 



AVCI, C. B. 

Nitrogen Dynamics in Waste Stabilization 

Ponds, 

W82-06456 1512 5D 

AVERETT, R. C. 

Aquatic Biology of the Redwood Creek and 
Mill Creek Drainage Basins, Redwood National 
Park, Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, Cali- 
fornia, 
W82-02484 1505 4C 

AVERILL, D. W. 

Data Base Development for the Design of a 

Radium-226 Removal Process, 

W82-01188 1503 5D 

AVNIMELECH, Y. 

Decomposition of Chelates Leached from Waste 

Disposal Sites, 

W82-04879 1511 5B 

A Method for the Evaluation of Conditions in a 

Fish Pond Sediment, 

W82-01019 1502 2H 

Mutual Flocculation of Algae and Clay: Evi- 
dence and Implications, 
W82-05460 1511 2H 

AXBERG, C. 

Direct Influence of Wastewater Pollutants on 
Flocculation and Sedimentation Behavior in Bio- 
logical Wastewater Treatment-I. Model System 
E. Coli B, 
W82-03319 1507 5D 

AXLER, R. P. 

The Importance of Regenerated Nitrogen to 

Phytoplankton Productivity in a Subalpine 

Lake, 

W82-00476 1501 2H 

AY ALA, L. 

Viscosity-Controlled Sediment Transport in the 

Absence of Suspended Load, 

W82-04210 1509 2J 

AYERS, J. F. 

Evaluation of the Groundwater Resources of the 

Agag Basin, Saipan, 

W82-06524 1512 2F 

AYERS, M. A. 

Water Quality of Alimagnet, Farquar, and Long 

Lakes in Apple Valley, Minnesota, 

W82-06690 1512 2H 

AYOADE, J. O. 

On Water Availability and Demand in Nigeria, 
W82-03062 1507 6D 

AZARKOVICH, A. E. 

Applicability and Design Criteria of a Blasting 
Method for Constructing Deep-Cut Sections of a 
Canal for Transferring Part of the Flow of Sibe- 
rian Rivers, 
W82-02783 1506 8H 

Experience in Preparing the Rock Foundation of 

the Dnestr Hydroelectric Station, 

W82-05585 1511 8H 

AZOV, Y. 

Carbon Limitation of Biomass Production in 

High-Rate Oxidation Ponds, 

W82-05373 1511 5D 

Effect of Hard Detergents on Algae in a High- 
Rate-Oxidation Pond, 
W82-06538 1512 5C 

Operation of High-Rate Oxidation Ponds: 

Theory and Experiments, 

W82-06266 1512 5D 



PA-9 









BAALSRUD, K. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BAALSRUD, K. 

The Rehabilitation of Norway's Largest Lake, 
W82-05243 1511 5G 

BAARD, J. H. 

Meteorological Interpretation of the Chemical 

Composition of Rain-Water at One Measuring 

Site, 

W82-02874 1506 2K 

BABA, K. 

Basic Studies on Carbon Dioxide/Air Control 
System for Activated Sludge Processes, 
W82-06833 1512 5D 

BABA, M. 

Multielement Preconcentration of Trace Heavy 
Metals in Water by Coprecipitation and Flota- 
tion with Indium Hydroxide for Inductively 
Coupled Plasma-Atomic Emission Spectrom- 
etry, 
W82-01097 1502 5A 

BABALOLA, O. 

Drought Susceptibility of Two Tomato (Lyco- 

persicum Esculentum) Varieties, 

W82-01369 1503 21 

Water Relations of Three Cowpea Cultivars 

(Vigna Unguiculata L.), 

W82-00607 1502 21 



BABB, A. F. 

Measurement of Air in Flowing Water, 
W82-04322 1510 



7B 



BABCOCK, M. 

Impact of Flood Hazard on Residential Property 
Values in Gait (Cambridge), Ontario, 
W82-03929 1509 6B 

BABENKO, I. A. 

Biodegradation of Sodium 

Alkylbenzenesulfonate in Plankton-Containing 
Pond Water, 
W82-01925 1504 5B 

BABICH, H. 

Acid Precipitation. 1 . Causes and Consequences, 
W82-04771 1511 5C 

BABIN, F. G. 

Estimation of Substitution Possibilities Between 
Water and Other Production Inputs, 
W82-04889 1511 6C 

BABITSKIY, V. A. 

Interrelationships in the Development of the 
Three Structural Components of the Plankton in 
the Off-Bottom Zone of Lakes, 
W82-05451 1511 2H 

BABUTSIDZE, M. G. 

Asynchronism and Uncorrelated Phases of 
Streamflow in the Case of Its Interbasin Transfer 
with Special Reference to the Georgian SSR, 

W82-03457 1508 4A 

BACA, E. 

Urban Impacts of Water Supply Reservoir, 
W82-05318 1511 5G 

BACCINI, P. 

Transport Processes of Copper and Zinc in a 
Highly Eutrophic and Meromictic Lake, 
W82-05518 1511 5B 

BACHMANN, R. W. 

Prediction of Total Phosphorus Concentrations, 
Chlorophyll a, and Secchi Depths in Natural 
and Artificial Lakes, 
W82-00400 1501 2H 

The Role of Agricultural Sediments and Chemi- 
cals in Eutrophication, 
W82-05447 1511 2H 

Sedimentary Losses of Phosphorus in some Nat- 
ural and Artificial Iowa Lakes, 
W82-O690I 1512 5C 



BACK, W. 

Chemical Constraints of Groundwater Manage- 
ment in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, 
W82-05650 1511 4B 

Chemical Mass- Wasting of the Northern Yuca- 
tan Peninsula by Groundwater Dissolution, 
W82-01015 1502 2K 

The Origin and Isotopic Composition of Dis- 
solved Sulfide in Groundwater from Carbonate 
Aquifers in Florida and Texas, 
W82-03644 1508 2K 



BACKER, R. R. 

Fine Coal-Refuse Slurry Dewatering, 
W82-03049 1507 



5D 



BACON, M. P. 

Elevated Concentrations of Actinides in Mono 

Lake, 

W82-05520 1511 5B 

BAETJER, K. 

On Site Continuous Liquid-Liquid Extraction of 
Nonpolar Organic Compounds in Water, 
W82-02008 1504 5 A 

BAGBY, J. C. 

Organic Solutes in Ground Water at the Idaho 

National Engineering Laboratory, 

W82-06688 1512 7C 

A Wind-Powered, Ground Water Monitoring 
Installation at a Radioactive Waste Management 
Site in Idaho, 
W82-05233 1511 5B 

BAGBY, M. M. 

Combined Effects of Cadmium and Nickel on 

Activated Sludge Process, 

W82-02704 1506 5D 

BAGENSKI, G. 

Treatment of Metal Finishing Wastes by Use of 

Ferrous Sulfide, 

W82-03002 1507 5D 

BAGG, J. 

Distribution of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocar- 
bons in Sediments from Estuaries of Southeast- 
ern Australia, 
W82-02438 1505 5B 

BAGNYUK, L. I. 

Biodegradation of Sodium 

Alkylbenzenesulfonate in Plankton-Containing 
Pond Water, 
W82-01925 1504 5B 

BAHNER, L. H. 

Toxicity of Textile Mill Effluents to Freshwater 
and Estuarine Algae, Crustaceans and Fishes, 
W82-02710 1506 5C 

BAHNICK, D. A. 

Development of Bioassay Procedures for Defin- 
ing Pollution of Harbor Sediments, 
W82-00387 1501 5C 

BAIGOROV, Y. U. 

Use of Watertight Film Facings for Repair 
Works on the Great Stavropol Canal, 
W82-05117 1511 8G 

BAILEY, G. C. 

Acute and Chronic Effects of Alum to Midge 

Larva (Diptera: Chironomidae), 

W82-00650 1502 5F 

BAILEY, R. H. 

The Shubenacadie-Stewiacke River Basin Study, 
W82-05385 1511 6B 

BAILEY, Z. C. 

Hydrology of Area 32, Eastern Region, Interior 

Coal Province, Indiana, 

W82-05825 1511 7C 



BAIN, C. A. R. 

Radiotracer Evaluation of Groundwater Disper- 
sion in a Multi-Layered Aquifer, 
W82-02870 1506 2F 

BAIN, G. L. 

Geologic and Hydrologic Implications of Haz- 
ardous Wastes Management Rules on Siting in 
North Carolina, 
W82-01630 1503 5E 

BAIN, W. S. 

A New Look at Design of Raw Water Piping, 
W82-01029 1502 8A 

BAINES, M. J. 

The Seepage Flow Through a Free Boundary 

Aquifer into a River, 

W82-04305 1510 2F 

BAIR, E. S. 

Numerical Simulation of Potentiometric Surface 
Changes Caused by a Proposed Open-Pit An- 
thracite Mine, 
W82-O0819 1502 6A 

BAIRD, W. F. 

Canadian Wave Climate Study: Organization 

and Operation, 

W82-06393 1512 8B 

BAJARD, Y. 

Rural Water Supply and Related Services in 
Developing Countries-Comparative Analysis of 
Several Approaches, 
W82-01330 1503 6A 

BAJRAKTAREVIC-DOBRAN, H. 

Dispersion in Mountainous Natural Streams, 
W82-06357 1512 2E 

BAKER, A. L. 

Mineral Dynamics of The Submersed Macro- 
phyte, Myriophyllum Heterophyllum, and The 
Competitive Interactions for Nutrients Between 
M. Heterophyllum, Phytoplankton and The 
Sediments in Littoral Waters, 
W82-04162 1509 5C 

BAKER, B. L. 

Biogeochemistry of Mountain Stream Waters: 

The Marmot System, 

W82-06569 1512 5B 

BAKER, J. L. 

Nitrate-Nitrogen in Tile Drainage as Affected 

by Fertilization, 

W82-02269 1505 5B 

BAKER, J. P. 

Aluminum Toxicity to Fish as Related to Acid 

Precipitation and Adirondack Surface Water 

Quality, 

W82-02726 1506 5C 

Effect of Aluminum Speciation on Fish in Dilute 

Acidified Waters, 

W82-01663 1503 5C 

BAKER, J. R. 

Evaluation of Impacts Associated with Reregu- 
lation of Water Levels in Lake Mohave, 
W82-06089 1512 6G 

Evaluation of Possible Temperature Fluctu- 
ations from Proposed Power Modifications of 
Hoover Dam, 
W82-06092 1512 6G 

Influence of Dredging and High Discharge on 

the Ecology of Black Canyon, 

W82-06091 1512 6G 

The Limnological Status of Lake Mead and 
Lake Mohave Under Present and Future Power- 
plant Operations of Hoover Dam, 
W82-06090 1512 6G 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BARBA, D. 



BAKER, K. H. 

Determination of the Number of Respiring Thio- 
bacillus Ferrooxidans Cells in Water Samples by 
Using Combined Fluorescent Antibody-2-(p-Io- 
dophenyl)-3-(p-Nitrophenyl)-5- 
Phenyltetrazolium Chloride Staining, 
W82-06542 1512 5 A 

BAKER, L. A. 

Nutrient Loading - Trophic State Relationships 

in Florida Lakes, 

W82-02811 1506 5B 

BAKER, M. B. 

An Analysis of the First Year of MAP3S Rain 

Chemistry Measurements, 

W82-02934 1506 2K 

BAKER, S. J. 

Acidity Fluctuations at a Broadland Site in Nor- 
folk, 
W82-00656 1502 2K 



BAKER, V. R. 

Paleoflood Hydrology, 
W82-03761 



1509 2E 



BAKHTIN, B. M. 

Determining of Seismic Earth Pressure on a 

Rigid Retaining Wall, 

W82-03497 1508 8D 

BAKOS, L. 

Preconcentration of Phenylmercury, Methyl- 
mercury and Inorganic Mercury from Natural 
Waters with Diethylammonium 

Diethyldithiocarbamate-Loaded Polyurethane 
Foam, 
W82-02297 1505 5 A 

BALACHANDRAN, W. 

Ultrasonic Sensors for Monitoring Flows and 
Sludge Solids Concentrations in Water and 
Waste-Water Treatment, 
W82-04842 1511 5D 

BALAKRISHNA, S. 

Geotechnical Investigations at the Kalyani Dam 
Site, Chittoor District, Andhra-Pradesh India, 
W82-02890 1506 8E 

BALARAJU, M. 

Water Use, Yield and Quality of Rapeseed as 

Influenced by Spacing, Irrigation and Time of 

Harvest When Raised in a Multiple-Cropping 

System, 

W82-02031 1504 3F 

BALBA, M. T. 

Evidence for Coexistence of Two Distinct 
Functional Groups of Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria 
in Salt Marsh Sediment, 
W82-04464 1510 2L 

BALE, J. B. 

The Use of Remote Sensing for an Integrated 

Inventory of a Semi- Arid Area, 

W82-01910 1504 7B 

BALL, R. O. 

Data Base for Influent Heavy Metals in Publicly 

Owned Treatment Works, 

W82-05056 1511 5D 

BALLESTERO, T. P. 

Seasonal Risk-Based Reservoir Operating Rules, 
W82-05299 1511 4A 

BALLING, S. S. 

Recent Trends in Environmental Impact Assess- 
ment, 
W82-02525 1505 6G 

BALLINGER, D. 

A Method for the Determination of Sulphides in 

Water, Sewage and Effluents, 

W82-05477 1511 5 A 

BALLOU, S. W. 

Environmental Residuals and Capital Costs of 
Energy Recovery from Municipal Sludge and 
Feedlot Manure, 
W82-06405 1512 5E 



BALLUKRAYA, P. N. 

Inadequacies in the Technique of Resistivity 
Method for Location of Waterwell Sites in Hard 
Rock Areas, 
W82-03412 1508 7B 

BALRAM, A. 

Kinetics of Trihalomethane Formation in Lyo- 

philized Potomac Water, 

W82-03596 1508 5F 

BALTZER, R. A. 

A Model for Simulation of Flow in Singular and 

Interconnected Channels, 

W82-01210 1503 2E 

BALVAY, G. 

Biological Conseauences of Treating a Lake 
with Hydrogen Peroxide on the Plankton Bio- 
cenosis (Biologiques Du Traitement D'Un Lac 
Avec Du Peroxyde D'Hydrogene Sur La Bio- 
cenose Planctonique), 
W82-00305 1501 2H 

BAMBA, E. 

A Dynamic Model Identification of the Sludge 

Dewatering Process, 

W82-04844 1511 5D 

BANAT, I. M. 

Evidence for Coexistence of Two Distinct 
Functional Groups of Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria 
in Salt Marsh Sediment, 
W82-04464 1510 2L 

Sulfate Reduction and Methanogenesis in the 
Sediment of a Saltmarsh on the East Coast of the 
United Kingdom, 
W82-06541 1512 2L 

BANCROFT, K. C. C. 

Qualitative and Quantitative Studies on the In 
Situ Adsorption, Degradation and Toxicity of 
Acrylamide by the Spiking of the Waters of 
Two Sewage Works and a River, 
W82-06044 1512 5D 

BANDLER, H. 

Large Water and Hydroelectric Developments 

in Fiji, 

W82-05614 1511 6D 

BANDT, K. E. 

An All-Teflon Bailer and an Air-Driven Pump 

for Evacuating Small-Diameter Ground-Water 

Wells, 

W82-01333 1503 7B 



BANKS, J. T. 

Water Quality: What Should Be Done Today, 
W82-03631 1508 6E 



BANDY, J. T. 

R-Factors for Soil Loss Impact Prediction, 
W82-01963 1504 



2J 



BANERJI, S. K. 

Identification of Atypical Coliforms from Public 

Water Supplies in Missouri, 

W82-05935 1512 5A 

BANIN, A. 

Accumulation of Heavy Metals in Arid-Zone 
Soils Irrigated with Treated Sewage Effluents 
and Their Uptake by Rhodes Grass, 
W82-02392 1505 5B 

BANIUKIEWICZ, A. 

Mathematical Models of Water Yield with Par- 
ticular Reference to Mississippi Watersheds: In- 
terim Report No. 1, A Study of Some Empirical 
Methods of Determining the Unit Hydrograph, 
W82-02803 1506 2A 

BANKS, D. J. 

The Kielder Transfer Works, 

W82-06502 1512 8 A 

Riding Mill Pumping Station, 

W82-04292 1510 8 A 

BANKS, H. O. 

Management of Interstate Aquifer Systems, 
W82-02578 1505 4B 



BANKS, N. B. 

The Coleshill 
ment Plant, 
W82-05470 



Advanced Waste-Water Treat- 



BANKS, W. 

Riding Mill Pumping Station, 
W82-04292 



1511 5D 



1510 8A 



BANNER, R. 

Gerber Saves 465,000 Gallons of Water/Day, 
W82-00187 1501 3E 

BANNING, D. 

Enrichment of the Agricultural Herbicide Atra- 
zine in the Microsurface Water of an Estuary, 
W82-O0877 1502 5B 

BANNINK, B. A. 

Water Quality Impacts Exchanging Water Be- 
tween Sea and a Closed Estuary, 
W82-01991 1504 5G 

BANSAL, S. K. 

Bioassy Trials with Twenty Three Pesticides to 
a Fresh Water Teleost, Saccobranchus Fossilis, 
W82-06031 1512 5C 

BAO, P. 

Design Optimization of the Chlorination Proc- 
ess: Volume 1. Comparison of Optimized Pilot 
System with Existing Full-Scale Systems, 
W82-04399 1510 5D 

BARACOS, P. C. 

Modeling Hydrologic Time Series from the 

Arctic, 

W82-01198 1503 2A 

BARAM, M. S. 

Legal, Economic and Institutional Barriers to 

Water Reuse in Northern New England, Boston, 

Massachusetts, 

W82-02107 1505 3C 

Managing Flood Risk: Technical Uncertainty in 
the National Flood Insurance Program, 
W82-06073 1512 6F 

BARANOS, E. S. 

Grouting Works in the Diversion Tunnel of the 

Inguri Hydroelectric Station, 

W82-03164 1507 8A 

BARANOVA, V. V. 

Changes in the Fatness of Roach (Rutilus Ruti- 
lus) Under the Influence of Warm Waste Water 
from a District Power Station, 
W82-05330 1511 5C 

BARANSKI, J. 

Removal of Heavy Metals and Suspended Solids 
from Battery Wastewaters: Application of Hy- 
droperm Cross-Flow Microfiltration, 
W82-03037 1507 5D 

BARATAN, R. 

Inadequacies in the Technique of Resistivity 
Method for Location of Waterwell Sites in Hard 
Rock Areas, 
W82-03412 1508 7B 

BARAZE, A. 

Photolysis of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocar- 
bons in Water, 
W82-04835 1511 5B 

BARBA, D. 

Analysis of Large Desalination Plants, 
W82-06122 1512 3A 



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BARBA, D. 



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Magnesium Oxide Production from Concentrat- 
ed Brines, 
W82-06111 1512 3A 

BARBARICK, K. A. 

Application of the Wastewater Effluent of a 
Rural Community to a Mountain Meadow, 
W82-04705 1510 5E 

Soil Filtration of Sewage Effluent of a Rural 

Area, 

W82-03004 1507 5D 

BARBEAU, C. 

Spatial and Temporal Variations in Cesium- 137 
and Carbon in Sediments of Saguenay Fjord 
(Variations Spatiales et Temporelles du Cesium- 
137 et du Carbone dans des Sediments du Fjord 
du Saguenay), 
W82-01644 1503 2J 

Temporal and Spatial Variations of Mercury, 
Lead, Zinc, and Copper in Sediments of the 
Saguenay Fjord, 
W82-01639 1503 5B 

BARBER, L. K. 

Advanced Biological Treatment of Tannery 

Wastewater, 

W82-O0337 1501 5D 

BARBER, S. 

Balanus Eburneus: A Sensitive Indicator of 
Copper and Zinc Pollution in the Coastal Zone, 
W82-03605 1508 5 A 

BARBIERI, J. L. 

Mathematical Modeling and Computer Simula- 
tion of Radioactive and Toxic Chemical Species 
Dispersion in Porous Media in the Vicinity of 
Uranium Recovery Operations, 
W82-03392 1507 5B 

BARCELONA, M. J. 

Characterization of a Contaminant Plume in 

Ground Water, Meredosia, Illinois, 

W82-03645 1508 5B 

BARCLAY, L. A. JR. 

Santee-Cooper Rediversion: Projected Impacts 
on Fishery Resources and Wildlife Habitats, 
W82-02168 1505 4A 

BARCLAY, W. R. 

The Nutritional Significance of the Distribution 
of Suspended Particulate Material in the Upper 
San-Francisco Bay-Estuary, 
W82-02140 1505 2L 

BARDSLEY, W. E. 

Note on Random Raindrops and Sampling 

Error, 

W82-02032 1504 2B 

Note on Two Limit Distributions of Bedload 

Movement, 

W82-01643 1503 2 J 

BARFIELD, B. J. 

Approximate Sizing of Reservoirs for Detention 

Time, 

W82-04315 1510 8A 

Sizing Farm Reservoirs for Supplemental Irriga- 
tion of Corn. Part I: Modeling Reservoir Size 
Yield Relationships, 
W82-05967 1512 21 

Sizing Farm Reservoirs for Supplemental Irriga- 
tion of Corn. Part II. Economic Analysis, 
W82-05966 1512 6B 

BARICA, J. 

Experimental Manipulation of Algal Bloom 

Composition by Nitrogen Addition, 

W82-00998 1502 5C 

Relationship Between Thermal Stability and 

Summer Oxygen Depletion in a Prairie Pothole 

Lake, 

W82-00545 1502 2H 



BARILA, T. Y. 

The Influence of Stream Order and Selected 
Stream Bed Parameters on Fish Diversity in 
Raystown Branch, Susquehanna River Drain- 
age, Pennsylvania, 
W82-00109 1501 2E 

BARKER, J. A. 

A Formula for Estimating Fissure Transmissivi- 
ties from Steady-State Injection-Test Data, 
W82-02292 1505 8E 

BARKER, J. F. 

Carbon Isotope Fractionation During Microbial 

Methane Oxidation, 

W82-03188 1507 5 A 

Contaminant Occurrence in an Unconfined Sand 

Aquifer at a Municipal Landfill, 

W82-03933 1509 5B 

The Occurrence and Origin of Methane in Some 

Groundwater Flow Systems, 

W82-04925 1511 2K 

BARKER, M. 

Hydrogeologic Data from Test Drilling near 

Verna Beach, Florida, 1978, 

W82-00424 1501 2F 

BARKER, T. W. 

Effect of the Copper Content of Distillery Spent 
Wash on Its Utilization for Single-Cell Protein 
Production by Geotrichum Candidum, Hansen- 
ula Anomala and Candida Kruzei, 
W82-01750 1503 5C 

BARKLEY, J. J. JR. 

Effluent Analysis of Wastewater Generated in 
the Manufacture of 2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene. 1. 
Characterization Study, 
W82-05413 1511 5A 

BARKO, J. W. 

Sediment-Based Nutrition of Submersed Macro- 

phytes, 

W82-00843 1502 2H 

BARLTROP, J. 

Potential Management of Florida Red Tide 
Through Selective Photodynamic Action, 
W82-00515 1502 5G 

BARNARD, J. L. 

The Influence of Nitrogen on Phosphorus Re- 
moval in Activated Sludge Plants, 
W82-05504 1511 5D 

BARNBY, M. A. 

Recent Trends in Environmental Impact Assess- 
ment, 
W82-02525 1505 6G 

BARNER, U. 

Geochemical and Isotopic Characteristics of 
Spring and Groundwater in the State of Sao 
Paulo, Brazil, 
W82-03542 1508 2F 

BARNES, A. A. JR. 

An Improved Method for Obtaining the Water 
Content Values of Ice Hydrometeors from Air- 
craft and Radar Data, 
W82-01523 1503 7B 

BARNES, D. 

Intermittent Biological Waste Treatment 

Systems-Process Considerations, 

W82-03141 1507 5D 

Investigations into the Nitrification of Sydney's 

Wastewaters, 

W82-06724 1512 5D 

Nitrogen Removal in Continuous-Flow Sequen- 
tially Aereated Activated Sludge Systems, 
W82-05950 1512 5D 

BARNES, D. B. 

Algae as Sources of Trihalomethane Precursors, 
W82-04149 1509 5B 



BARNES, G. D. 

The Identification and Treatment of Bromides 
and Trihalomethanes in Potable Water from the 
Pearl River at Jackson, MS: Evaluation <A '!<,;. 
icily on Species Diversity, 
W82-04413 1510 5A 

BARNES, I. 

Geochemical Evidence on the Nature of the 
Basement Rocks of the Sierra Nevada, Califor- 
nia, 
W82-02460 1505 2K 

BARNES, J. S. 

Effect of Agricultural Land Development on 
Drainage Waters in the North Carolina Tidewat- 
er Region, 
W82-0OO94 1501 5B 

BARNES, J. W. 

Obtaining Layout of Water Distribution 

Systems, 

W82-04319 1510 8 A 

BARNES, K. A. 

Detection of Chloroform in the Tissues of 
Freshly Eviscerated Poultry Carcasses Exposed 
to Water Containing Added Chlorine or Chlo- 
rine Dioxide, 
W82-02374 1505 5A 

BARNES, M. J. 

Plant-Scale Comparison of Direct Filtration 

Versus Conventional Treatment of a Lake Erie 

Water, 

W82-04129 1509 5F 

Selection of a Sludge Handling Disposal System, 
W82-06346 1512 5E 

BARNES, V. C. 

Environmental Planning for Coal Strip Mining, 
W82-O0214 1501 5G 

BARNETT, B. B. 

Evaluation of Cell Lines and Immunofluores- 
cence and Plaque Assay Procedures for Quanti- 
fying Reoviruses in Sewage, 
W82-06735 1512 5A 

BARNETT, S. M. 

Removal of Heavy Metals from Aqueous Solu- 
tions Using Microgas Dispersions, 
W82-05962 1512 5D 

Water Reuse by Metal Removal from Industrial 

Plating Effluents, 

W82-06307 1512 5D 

BARNEY, T. W. 

Remote Sensing Applications for Resource Man- 
agement, 
W82-03279 1507 7B 

Watershed Impact on Stream Water Quality: A 
Technique for Regional Assessment, 
W82-02818 1506 5B 

BARNHILL, C. 

Forecasting Water Demand in the Pacific 

Northwest, 

W82-04135 1509 6D 

BARON, D. M. 

Screened Auger Aids Investigation, 
W82-02096 1504 7B 

BARON, V. A. 

Effect of Irrigation on Groundwater Resources 
with Special Reference to the Vakhsh Valley, 
W82-02851 1506 2 A 

BARONE, K. A. 

Identification of Organic Compounds in a Muta- 
genic Extract of a Surface Drinking Water by a 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BATES, T. 



Computerized Gas Chromatography/Mass 
Spectrometry System (GC/MS/COM), 
W82-00256 1501 5 A 

BAROSS, J. A. 

Initial Microbiological Response in Lakes to the 

Mt St Helens Eruption, 

W82-05125 1511 2H 

BARQUET, A. 

Determination of Polyhalogenated Phenolic 
Compounds in Drinking Water, Human Blood 
Serum and Adipose Tissue, 
W82-00879 1502 5 A 

BARR, D. I. H. 

Simulation of Surges After Removal of a Sepa- 
rating Barrier Between Shallower and Deeper 
Bodies of Water, 
W82-04685 1510 8B 

Solutions of the Colebrook-White Function for 
Resistance to Uniform Turbulent Flow, 
W82-06501 1512 8B 

Uniform Flow Calculations for Pipes, 
W82-03748 1508 8B 

BARR, G. L. 

Water-Quality Data from a Landfill-Leachate 
Treatment and Disposal Site, Pinellas County, 
Florida, January 1979- August 1980, 
W82-03997 1509 5B 

BARRACLOUGH, J. T. 

Hydrologic Conditions at the Idaho National 

Engineering Laboratory, Idaho Emphasis: 1974- 

1978, 

W82-03984 1509 5B 

A Wind-Powered, Ground Water Monitoring 
Installation at a Radioactive Waste Management 
Site in Idaho, 
W82-05233 1511 5B 

BARRANCO, G. S. 

The Effect of Electricity Prices, Lift, and Dis- 
tance on Irrigation Development in Idaho, 
W82-06017 1512 3F 

BARRETT, H. B. 

History of Human-Use Impacts on Long Point 

Bay, 

W82-02580 1505 5B 

BARRETT, P. R. F. 

Diquat and Sodium Alginate for Weed Control 
in Rivers, 

W82-02328 1505 4A 

BARRETT, R. K. 

Use of Horizontal Drains: Case Histories from 
the Colorado Division of Highways, 
W82-02211 1505 8A 

BARRETT, W. J. 

Investigating Potential Water Contamination by 

Petroleum-Asphalt Coatings in Ductile-Iron 

Pipe, 

W82-05676 1511 5 A 

BARRICK, R. C. 

Hydrocarbon Geochemistry of the Puget Sound 
Region-I. Sedimentary Acyclic Hydrocarbons, 
W82-03241 1507 5B 

BARRIE, L. A. 

The Prediction of Rain Acidity and S02 Sca- 
venging in Eastern North America, 
W82-02628 1506 5B 



BARRON, G. M. 

Work Management Standards, 
W82-06349 



1512 6F 



BARRON, P. F. 

The Structure of Freshwater Humic Substances 
as Revealed by 1 3C-NMR Spectroscopy, 
W82-03095 1507 2H 



BARROW, E. T. 

Sources and Control of Organic Air Pollutants, 
W82-00711 1502 5B 

BARROW, G. I. 

Microbial Pollution of Coasts and Estuaries: The 

Public Health Implications, 

W82-02051 1504 5C 

BARROW, N. J. 

A Study of a Method for Displacing Soil Solu- 
tion by Centrifuging with an Immiscible Liquid. 
W82-01131 1503 5B 

BARROWS, M. E. 

Reduction of Toxicity to Aquatic Organisms by 

Industrial Wastewater Treatment, 

W82-02971 1506 5C 

BARRY, J. J. 

Trihalomethane Formation in North Carolina 

Drinking Waters, 

W82-02195 1505 5B 

BARRY, J. J. Ill 

Trihalomethane Formation in Water Treatment 

Plants in North Carolina, 

W82-06158 1512 5F 

BARTEL, H. 

Roads in Water-Procuring Regions - Water Pol- 
lution Control and Safeguarding of Water 
Supply, Exemplified by the Stuttgart-Singen 
Autobahn (Strassen in 

Wassergewinnungsgebieten-gewasserschutz und 
Sicherstellung der Wasserversorgung am Bei- 
spiel der Autobahn A 8 1 Stuttgart-Singen), 
W82-04551 1510 4B 

BARTEL, R. L. 

Hydro-Economic Analysis and Projection of Ir- 
rigation Water Demands in Pennsylvania, 
W82-05558 1511 6C 

BARTELL, S. M. 

Potential Impact of Size-Selective Planktivory 
on Phosphorus Release by Zooplankton, 
W82-00825 1502 2H 

BARTELLS, J. H. 

An Analysis of Reservoir Storage Contents for 

the Proposed Enlargement of Bumping Lake in 

Washington, 

W82-00421 1501 4A 

BARTESZEWSKI, K. 

Carbohydrates and Proteins Removals in Acti- 
vated-Sludge Procedure, 
W82-05090 1511 5D 

BARTH, E. F. 

Biodegradability Studies with Organic Priority 

Pollutant Compounds, 

W82-02231 1505 5D 

International Nutrient Control Technology for 

Municipal Effluents, 

W82-05321 1511 5D 

To Inhibit or Not to Inhibit: That is The Ques- 
tion, 
W82-02672 1506 5 A 

BARTHOLDY, J. 

On Measuring Time-Averaged Velocities in 

Open Channel Flow, 

W82-05462 1511 2J 

BARTHOLOMEW, W. C. 

Limnetic Larval Fish of the Maumee and San- 
dusky River Estuaries, 
W82-0U97 1503 7A 

BARTLE, J. R. 

Evaporation from Vegetation in Landscapes De- 
veloping Secondary Salinity Using the Ventilat- 
ed Chamber Technique, III. Evaporation from a 
Pinus Radiata Tree and the Surrounding Pasture 
in an Agroforestry Plantation, 
W82-03213 1507 2D 



BARTLETT, D. S. 

Quantitative Assessment of Tidal Wetlands 

Using Remote Sensing, 

W82-00781 1502 7B 

BARTLETT, W. P. JR. 

Hydraulic Analysis, Paint Creek at State Route 

772, Chillicothe, Ohio, 

W82-06948 1512 8B 



BARTON, N. 

Shear Strength of Rockfill, 
W82-00116 



1501 8D 



BASAK, P. 

Groundwater Quality Improvement Through 

Nonlinear Diffusion, 

W82-03652 1508 5G 

BASCOM, W. 

Effects on the Ecosystem of Sewage Sludge 

Disposal from a Pipeline, 

W82-06290 1512 5C 

BASHKIN, V. N. 

Losses of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium 
from Agricultural Watersheds of Minor Rivers 
in the Oka Valley, 
W82-03556 1508 5B 

BASIOUNY, F. M. 

Wastewater Irrigation of Fruit Trees, 
W82-06008 1512 3C 

BASS, D. 

Water Quality of a Southeast Texas Stream, 
W82-02570 1505 2K 

BASSELL, C. D. 

Ultraviolet Disinfection of a Secondary 
Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent, 
W82-02985 1506 5D 

BASSETT, D. A. 

Dispersal of Aspergillus Fumigatus from 
Sewage Sludge Compost Piles Subjected to Me- 
chanical Agitation in Open Air, 
W82-00273 1501 5E 

BASSETT, R. L. 

Preliminary Data From a Series of Artificial 
Recharge Experiments at Stanton, Texas, 
W82-00085 1501 7C 

BASTIAN, R. K. 

Engineers Assess Aquaculture Systems for 

Wastewater Treatment, 

W82-03354 1507 5D 

BASTOS, J. T. 

Relaxation in Concrete, 

W82-05511 1511 8F 

BATCHELDER, A. R. 

Lake Trophic State and Algal Growth as Influ- 
enced by Cation Concentrations, 
W82-03038 1507 5C 

BATE, G. C. 

The Effects of Varying Culture Nitrogen and 
Phosphorus Levels of Nutrient Uptake and Stor- 
age by the Waterhyacinth Eichhornia Crassipes 
(Mart) Solms, 
W82-05098 1511 5G 

BATES, J. 

Recovery of Indigenous Enteroviruses from 

Raw and Digested Sewage Sludges, 

W82-03121 1507 5D 

BATES, T. 

Evaluation of Winter Application of Liquid 

Sludge to Farmland, 

W82-00952 1502 5B 



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BATES, T. E. 

Land Disposal of Sewage Sludge, A Summary 

of Research Results, 1972-1980, 

W82-06377 1512 5E 

BATES, V. T. 

Comparative Performance of Rotating Biologi- 
cal Contractors Using Air and Pure Oxygen, 
W82-05859 1511 5D 

BATH, A. H. 

Identification of Connate Water in Interstitial 

Solution of Chalk Sediment, 

W82-03642 1508 2K 

The Likelihood of Active Groundwater Re- 
charge in the Botswana Kalahari, 
W82-05657 1511 4B 

BATHURST, E. T. J. 

Bromide in Canterbury Ground Water, 
W82-02056 1504 5B 

BATHURST, J. C. 

Resistance Equation for Large-Scale Roughness, 
W82-04696 1510 2E 

BATJER, K. 

Distribution and Balance of Volatile Halogenat- 
ed Hydrocarbons in the Water and Air of Cov- 
ered Swimming Pools Using Chlorine for Water 
Disinfection, 
W82-00128 1501 5F 

BATLEY, G. E. 

Adsorption as a Control of Metal Concentra- 
tions in Sediment Extracts, 
W82-00614 1502 5A 

Determination of Chromium Speciation in Natu- 
ral Waters by Electrodeposition on Graphite 
Tubes for Electrothermal Atomization, 
W82-01084 1502 5A 

BATTAGLIA, G. 

An Evaluation of the Potential for Water Con- 
servation and Reuse in the Georgia Pulp and 
Paper Industry, 
W82-02456 ' 1505 3E 

BATTAN, L. J. 

Observations of Two Colorado Thunderstorms 
by Means of a Zenith-Pointing Doppler Radar, 
W82-01967 1504 2B 

BATTARBEE, R. W. 

Palaeoecological Studies of the Recent Develop- 
ment of Lake Vaxjosjon. III. Reassessment of 
Recent Chronology on the Basis of Modified 
Pb210 Dates, 
W82-03480 1508 5B 



BATTEN, C. 

Recycling, 
W82-02514 



1505 6E 



BATTEN, R. 

Treatability Studies of Pesticide Manufacturing 

Wastewaters, 

W82-04406 1510 5D 

BATTERMAN, A. R. 

Determination of Mineral Fiber Concentrations 

in Fish Tissues, 

W82-01822 1504 5C 

BATTERSON, T. R. 

Arsenic in Lake Lansing, Michigan, 
W82-03522 1508 5B 

BATY, R. J. 

Redevelopment of Aqueduct Crossing of Man- 
chester Ship Canal and River Mersey, 
W82-06813 1512 8A 

BAUER, J. 

Planned Measures for Water Regulation Con- 
structing the New Munich Airport (Geplante 



Wasserwirtschaftliche Massnahmen Beim Bau 
des Neuen Flughafens fur Munchen), 
W82-06825 1512 8A 

BAUER, N. J. 
A Simple, Rapid Bioassay for Detecting Effects 
of Pollutants on Bacteria, 
W82-03604 1508 5C 

BAUER, S. 

The Overtopping of the Palagnedra Dam, 
W82-04952 1511 8 A 

BAUGHMAN, G. L. 

Comparison of Photochemical Behavior of Var- 
ious Humic Substances in Water: I. Sunlight 
Induced Reactions of Aquatic Pollutants Photo- 
sensitized, 
W82-04914 1511 2K 

Comparison of Photochemical Behavior of Var- 
ious Humic Substances in Water: II. Photosensi- 
tized Oxygenations, 
W82-04915 1511 2K 

Correlation of Microbial Degradation Rates 

With Chemical Structure, 

W82-O0621 1502 2K 

BAUMGARDNER, M. F. 

Use of Spectral Data to Estimate the Relation- 
ship between Soil Moisture Tensions and Their 
Corresponding Reflectances, 
W82-04963 1511 2G 

BAUMGARDNER, R. W. 

Interpretation of Surface-Water Circulation, 
Aransas Pass, Texas, Using Landsat Imagery, 
W82-00904 1502 7B 

BAUR, R. J. 

Polyculture of the Freshwater Prawn, Macro- 
brachium Rosenbergii, Chinese and Common 
Carps in Ponds Enriched with Swine Manure I. 
Initial Trials, 
W82-03900 1509 3C 

BAUSCH, W. C. 

Development of a Soil Moisture Model for Use 
with Passive Microwave Remote Sensors, 
W82-03715 1508 2G 

BAUSUM, H. T. 

Comparison of Coliphage aad Bacterial Aerosols 
at a Wastewater Spray Irrigation Site, 
W82-04830 1511 3C 

BAVEJA, A. K. 

Extraction-Spectrophotometric Determination 
of Sub-Microgram Amounts of Nitrite Using 4- 
Nitroaniline and Naphth-1-Ol, 
W82-03123 1507 5 A 

BAXENDALE, R. A. 

Recharge Mechanisms and Groundwater Flow 

in the Chalk and Drift Deposits of Southern East 

Anglia, 

W82-03182 1507 2F 

BAXTER, J. C. 

Air Drying Liquid Anaerobically Digested 

Sludge in Earthen Drying Basins, 

W82-04711 1510 5D 

BAXTER, M. S. 

Evidence of the Unsuitability of Gravity Coring 
for Collecting Sediment in Pollution and Sedi- 
mentation Rate Studies, 
W82-00840 1502 7B 

Fossil Carbon in Coastal Sediments, 

W82-03201 1507 5A 

BAYAZIT, M. 

Distribution of Joint Run-Lengths of Bivariate 

Markov Processes, 

W82-02191 1505 2E 

Three-State Markov Model for Differential Per- 
sistence, 
W82-05654 1511 2E 



BAYHA, K. 

Overview of Freshwater Inflow Depletions., 
W82-02152 1505 6D 

BAYLEY, S. E. 

Phosphorus Dynamics of a Florida Freshwater 
Marsh Receiving Treated Wastewater, 
W82-00108 1501 5E 

BAYS, J. S. 

Thermal Regimes of Florida Lakes, A Compari- 
son with Biotic and Climatic Transitions, 
W82-04943 1511 2H 

BAZARAA, A. 

Design and Merit of a River-Aquifer Model for 

Optimal Use of Agricultural Water, 

W82-01193 1503 6A 

BAZZA, M. 

An Approximate Method of Estimating Soil 
Water Diffusivity for Different Soil Bulk Densi- 
ties, 
W82-05073 1511 2G 

BAZZAZ, F. A. 

Photosynthesis and Growth in Populations of 
Populus Deltoides from Constrating Habitats, 
W82-00935 1502 21 

BEALL, M. L. JR. 

Distribution of Silvex, 2,4-D, and TCDD Ap- 
plied to Turf in Chambers and Field Plots, 
W82-00568 1502 5B 

BEAMS, J. 

Open-Pore Polyurethane as a Medium for Coal 
Conversion Process Aqueous Effluent Cleanup, 
W82-01577 1503 5D 

BEAR, J. 

A Mathematical Model for Consolidation in a 
Thermoelastic Aquifer Due to Hot Water Injec- 
tion or Pumping, 
W82-00602 1502 2F 

Mathematical Model for Regional Land Subsi- 
dence Due to Pumping 1. Integrated Aquifer 
Subsidence Equations Based on Vertical Dis- 
placement Only, 
W82-01926 1504 2F 

Mathematical Model for Regional Land Subsi- 
dence Due to Pumping 2 Integrated Aquifer 
Subsidence Equations for Vertical and Horizon- 
tal Displacements, 
W82-01927 1504 2F 

A Numerical Solution for the Movement of an 
Interface in a Layered Coastal Aquifer, 
W82-01327 1503 2F 

BEARD, D. P. 

Water Supply Management in the District of 
Columbia: An Institutional Assessment, 
W82-06704 1512 6B 

BEARD, H. R. 

Absorption of Radium and Thorium From New 
Mexico Uranium Mill Tailing Solutions, 
W82-00040 1501 5D 

BEARD, J. D. II. 

New Concepts in Filtration Plant Design and 

Rehabilitation, 

W82-02681 1506 5F 

BEARD, L. R. 

Reservoir Operation for Water Conservation, 
W82-04165 1509 3B 

BEASLEY, D. B. 

Answers: A Model for Watershed Planning, 
W82-00898 1502 6A 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BELL, F. C. 



Modeling Sediment Yields from Agricultural 

Watersheds, 

W82-05718 1511 4D 

Sediment and Nutrient Movement from the 

Black Creek Watershed, 

W82-00135 1501 5B 

Using the Answers Model to Estimate Sediment 

Yields on Construction Sites, 

W82-05865 1511 4D 

BEASLEY, T. W. 

Transformation of the Mouse Clonal Cell Line 
R846-DP8 by Mississippi River, Raw, and Fin- 
ished Water Samples from Southeastern Louisi- 
ana, 
W82-00215 1501 5C 



BEATTIE, B. R. 

Can Prices Tame the Inflationary Tiger, 
W82-04142 1509 



6D 



BEATTIE, D. M. 

Investigations into the Occurrence of Midge 
Plagues in the Vicinity of Harderwijk (Nether- 
lands), 
W82-01378 1503 2H 

BEATTY, J. S. 

Water Level Data for Wells in and Near Burial 
Ground 3, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 
Tennessee, 1975-1979, 
W82-00423 1501 7C 

BEAUCHAMP, J. J. 

Chromium Levels in Fish from a Lake Chron- 
ically Contaminated with Chromates from Cool- 
ing Towers, 
W82-01941 1504 5B 

BEAUPRE, R. T. 

Advanced Wastewater Plant is Energy Saver, 
W82-01177 1503 5D 

BEAVER, J. R. 

Thermal Regimes of Florida Lakes, A Compari- 
son with Biotic and Climatic Transitions, 
W82-04943 1511 2H 

BEAVIS, B. 

Economic Instruments for Controlling Effluent 
Discharges to the River Tees Estuary, 
W82-02060 1504 2L 

BEBAWI, F. F. 

Effects of Irrigation Frequency on Germination 
and on Root and Shoot Yields of Acacia Spe- 
cies, 
W82-06229 1512 21 

BECHER, A. E. 

Groundwater and Geology of the Cumberland 
Valley, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 
W82-04972 1511 2F 

BECK, B. 

A Systems Model of Streamflow and Water 
Quality in the Bedford Ouse River System ~ II. 
Water Quality Modelling, 
W82-03243 1507 5B 

BECK, B. F. 

The Applicability of Large-Diameter, Shallow 
Wells to a Coastal Plain Hydrogeologic Envi- 
ronment, Georgia, 
W82-05548 1511 3B 

BECK, M. B. 

Operational Estimation and Prediction of Nitri- 
fication Dynamics in the Activated Sludge Proc- 
ess, 
W82-03759 1509 5D 

BECK, W. 

Effects of Poly chlorinated Biphenyls and Envi- 
ronmental Bio-Transformation Products on 
Aquatic Nitrification, 
W82-06753 1512 5C 



BECK, W. W. JR. 

Top-Sealing to Minimize Leachate Generation, 
Case Study of the Windham, Connecticut, Land- 
fill, 
W82-01427 1503 5G 

BECKER, K. 

Control of Sludge Bulking in the Brewing Indus- 
try, 
W82-05260 1511 5D 

BECKER, R. H. 

User Reaction to Wild and Scenic River Desig- 
nation, 
W82-02278 1505 6G 

BECKER, R. M. 

Cation Chromatography With a Conductivity 

Detector, 

W82-00582 1502 5A 

BECKETT, P. H. T. 

Heavy Metals in Sludge-Are Their Toxic Ef- 
fects Additive, 
W82-06646 1512 5E 

BECKMANN, D. D. 

Activated Carbon Versus Resin Adsorption of 

Humic Substances, 

W82-04109 1509 5F 

BEDARD, P. 

018 Modelling of Freshwater Inputs in Baffin 
Bay and Canadian Arctic Coastal Waters, 
W82-01590 1503 2C 

BEDFORD, B. L. 

Cooling Water Discharge into Floodplain Mead- 
ows and Marshes: Effects, Mechanisms, and Im- 
plications for Environmental Analysis, 
W82-03022 1507 5C 

BEDFORD, K. W. 

A Stochastic Model of Soil Erosion, 
W82-05298 1511 2 J 

BEDIENT, P. B. 

Effect of Urbanization on Alternative Flood 

Control Strategies, 

W82-04244 1509 4C 

Evaluation of Effects of Stormwater Detention 

in Urban Areas, 

W82-06698 1512 5G 

Modeling the Environmental Effects of a Navi- 
gation Channel in a Tidal Bay, 
W82-04449 1510 6G 

Preliminary Model of an Urban Floodplain 

Under Changing Land Use, 

W82-05642 1511 4C 

Revised Rainfall Frequency Analysis for Hous- 
ton, 
W82-05863 1511 2B 

Stormwater Detention in Developing Water- 
sheds, 
W82-03363 1507 4A 

Urban Impacts of Water Supply Reservoir, 
W82-05318 1511 5G 

BEDNAR, G. A. 

Quality of Water and Time of Travel in Part of 
Tillatoba Creek Basin, Mississippi, October 1974 
to September 1980, 
W82-01791 1503 7C 

Quality of Water in James Creek, Monroe 

County, Mississippi, 

W82-05842 1511 5B 

BEECH, J. A. 

Are Metals from Highway Dustfall Hazardous 

in Swimming Pools, 

W82-01093 1502 5B 



Nitrates, Chlorates and Trihalomethanes in 

Swimming Pool Water, 

W82-01835 1504 5A 

BEER, S. 

Growth and Photosynthesis of Najas Marina L. 

as Affected by Light Intensity, 

W82-02365 1505 4A 

BEER, T. 

Acoustic Reflection from Estuarine Pycnoclines, 
W82-02722 1506 2L 

BEG, S. A. 

Inhibition of Nitrification by Arsenic, Chromi- 
um, and Fluoride, 
W82-05855 1511 5C 

BEGG, J. E. 

Plant-Water Relations and Adaptation to Stress, 
W82-00812 1502 21 

BEGIN, Z. B. 

The Relationship Between Flow-Shear Stress 

and Stream Pattern, 

W82-04866 1511 2E 

BEILOCK, R. 

How Rate Structures and Elasticities Affect 

Water Consumption, 

W82-06351 1512 6C 

BEITINGER, T. L. 

Toxicity of Nitrite to Larvae of the Salamander 

Ambystoma Texanum, 

W82-04529 1510 5C 

BELANGER, T. V. 

Ground Water Seepage in Lake Washington and 
the Upper St. Johns River Basin, Florida, 
W82-03546 1508 2H 

Infrared Absorption Study of Humic Substances 
from Lake Apopka Sediment, Plankton and the 
Surrounding Drainage Basin, 
W82-02348 1505 2H 

Selected Trace Metals in the Upper St. Johns 
River and Their Land Use Relationships, 
W82-04718 1510 5B 

BELFORT, G. 

Artificial Particulate Fouling of Hyperfiltration 
Membranes IV. Dynamic Protection from Foul- 
ing, 
W82-03288 1507 3 A 

BELICHENCKO, Y. P. 

Decontamination of Overland Runoff from Pop- 
ulated Areas, 
W82-06980 1512 5D 

BELL, C. R. 

Attached and Free-Floating Bacteria in a Di- 
verse Selection of Water Bodies, 
W82-06887 1512 5B 

Correlations Between Predominant Heterotro- 
phic Bacteria and Physicochemical Water Qual- 
ity Parameters in Two Canadian Rivers, 
W82-06544 1512 5B 

Diurnal Variations of the Heterotrophic Bacteria 

in the Sediment and Water of a Small Woodland 

Stream, 

W82-06563 1512 5A 

Interactions of Heterotrophic Bacteria in the 

Sediment Water Phases of Two Contrasting 

Rivers, 

W82-06564 1512 5A 

BELL, F. C. 

Effects of Recent Increases in Rainfall on Floods 
and Runoff in the Upper Hunter Valley, 
W82-O0668 1502 2E 



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BELL, F. C. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Geomorphic Parameters of Representative 
Basins and Their Hydrologic Significance, 
W82-06384 1512 2A 

BELL, H. E. III. 

Illinois Wetlands: Their Value and Management, 
W82-05053 1511 6G 

BELL, J. B. 

R Factors in Coliform-Fecal Coliform Sewage 
Flora of the Prairies and Northwest Territories 
of Canada, 
W82-00508 1502 5 A 

BELL, J. N. B. 

Acid Precipitation-A New Study from Norway, 
W82-03341 1507 5C 

BELL, R. G. 

Influence of Temperature and Time of Incuba- 
tion on the Estimation of Bacterial Numbers in 
Tropical Surface Waters, 
W82-06037 1512 5A 

BELL, S. E. 

An Analysis of the Effects of Alternative Meas- 
ures of Price on the Demand for Water by Self- 
Supplied Industries, 
W82-03828 1509 6C 

Estimating Water Demand Schedules for Select- 
ed Industries in Arkansas, 
W82-06160 1512 6D 

BELL, W. H. 

Bacterial Utilization of Algal Extracellular 
Products. I. The Kinetic Approach, 
W82-03330 1507 5C 

Bacterial Utilization of Algal Extracellular 
Products. 2. A Kinetic Study of Natural Popula- 
tions, 
W82-03331 1507 5C 

BELLAN-SANTINI, D. 

Relationship Between Populations of Amphi- 

pods and Pollution, 

W82-02444 1505 5C 

BELLES, R. 

Hydrogeologic Data Collected from the Kissim- 
mee Planning Area, South Florida Water Man- 
agement District, 
W82-04974 1511 7C 

BELLES, R. G. 

Water-Resources Information for the Withlacoo- 
chee River Region, West-Central Florida, 
W82-02473 1505 6B 

BELLINGER, E. G. 

A Case Study of Nutrients in the River Holem, 

West Yorkshire, England, 

W82-05577 1511 5B 

BELLUCK, D. 

Bioconcentration of Pesticides by Egg Masses of 
the Caddisfly, Triaenodes Tardus Milne, 
W82-00982 1502 5B 

BELLUCK, D. A. 

Pesticides in the Aquatic Environment, 
W82-04727 1510 5C 

BELOBABA, E. G. 

Formation of Water Quality in the Irtysh-Kara- 

ganda Canal, 

W82-01716 1503 5B 

HI 1 SI H, L. W. 
Specific Inhibition of Nitrite Oxidation by 
Chlorate and Its Use in Assessing Nitrification in 
Soils and Sediments, 
W82-00242 1501 2L 

Use of Nitrifier Activity Measurements to Esti- 
mate the Efficiency of Viable Nitrifier Counts in 
Soils and Sediments, 
W82-06755 1512 5A 



BELT, P. B. 

Environmental Aspects of Some Alternative 
Pulp Bleaching Techiques, 

W82-05913 



BELTAOS, S. 

Dispersion in Tumbling Flow, 
W82-05796 



1512 5D 



1511 8B 



BELTRAMI, E. J. 

Optimization of Areawide Wastewater Manage- 
ment, 
W82-04703 1510 5D 

BELYAKOVA, O. V. 

Model of the Seasonal Dynamics of an Ecosys- 
tem of a Shallow Lake, 
W82-00552 1502 2H 

BEN-ASHER, J. 

Effluent in Trickle Irrigation of Cotton in Arid 

Zones, 

W82-06333 1512 3C 

Estimating Evapotranspiration from the Sonoita 
Creek Watershed near Patagonia, Arizona, 
W82-01306 1503 2D 

BEN-ASHER, Y. 

Continuous Measurements of Dissolved Oxygen 
in Water Culture by a Self-Calibrating Monitor, 
W82-05015 1511 7B 

BEN-YAAKOV, S. 

Continuous Measurements of Dissolved Oxygen 
in Water Culture by a Self-Calibrating Monitor, 
W82-05015 1511 7B 

BENAICHA, M. 

Metering Problems and Meter Management in 
Tunisia (Les Problemes Du Comptage et la Ges- 
tion des Compteurs en Tunisie), 
W82-03456 1508 6C 

BEND, J. R. 

Relationship Between Biotransformation and the 

Toxicity and Fate of Xenobiotic Chemicals in 

Fish, 

W82-00186 1501 5C 



BENDER, M. E. 

Kepone in the James River, 
W82-00631 



1502 5B 



BENECKE, G. 

Use of Algal Fluorescence for an Automated 

Biological Monitoring System, 

W82-05728 1511 5 A 

BENEDEK, P. 

Increasing Wastewater Treatment Efficiency 

(Uber die Erhohung des Wirkungsgrades der 

Abwasserreinigung), 

W82-04545 1510 



A Large Interational River: The Danube, 
W82-03369 1507 

New Trends in Water Quality Management, 
W82-05429 1511 



5D 



5G 



5G 



BENEDICT, A. H. 

Joint Dry/Wet Weather Treatment of Municipal 

Wastewater at Clatskanie, Oregon, 

W82-00391 1501 5D 

BENEFIELD, L. 

Coupled Trickling Filter-Rotating Biological 

Contactor Nitrification Process, 

W82-02315 1505 5D 

BENEFIELD, L. D. 

The Effects of Temperature on the Biochemical 
Reaction Rates of the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-05431 1511 5D 

BENES, P. 

Method of Selective Dissolution for Character- 
ization of Particulate Forms of Radium and 
Barium in Natural and Waste Waters, 
W82-03879 1509 5A 



BENFIELD, E. F. 

Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Inverte- 
brates, 
W82-01280 1503 5C 

Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Inverte- 
brates, 
W82-06804 1512 5C 

Organic Matter Transport in an Appalachian 
Mountain River in Virginia, U.S.A., 
W82-04949 1511 5B 

Periphyton Production in an Appalachian 

Mountain Trout Stream, 

W82-02335 1505 5C 

Preference-Avoidance Reactions of Crayfish to 
Sublethal Concentrations of Cadmium, 
W82-00916 1502 5 A 

BENGERT, G. A. 

Occurrence of Tetraalkylead Compounds in the 

Aquatic Environment, 

W82-O0878 1502 5 A 

BENGTSON, R. L. 

Predicting Storm Runoff from Small Grassland 

Watersheds with the USDAHL Hydrologic 

Model, 

W82-01672 1503 2E 

BENGTSSON, L. 

Evaporation from a Snow Cover-Review and 

Discussion of Measurements, 

W82-01888 1504 2D 

Groundwater and Meltwater in the Snowmelt 

Induced Runoff, 

W82-06198 1512 2E 

The Importance of Refreezing on the Diurnal 
Snowmelt Cycle with Application to a Northern 
Swedish Catchment, 
W82-05942 1512 2C 

BENHAM, D. G. 

A Portable System for Measuring Water Tem- 
perature, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen, 
Light Attenuation and Depth of Sampling, 
W82-05105 1511 7B 

BENJAMIN, K. 

The Chertsey Automation Project at North 

Surrey, 

W82-05805 1511 5F 

BENJAMIN, M. M. 

Treatment of Sulfite Evaporation Condensate 

with an Anaerobic Reactor, 

W82-04419 1510 5D 

BENJAMIN, P. M. 

Water Level Data for Wells in and Near Burial 
Ground 3, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 
Tennessee, 1975-1979, 
W82-00423 1501 7C 

BENKE, A. C. 

Effects of Urbanization on Stream Ecosystems, 
W82-06165 1512 5C 

BENNDORF, J. 

A Control Mechanism of the Phytoplankton 
Respiration in a Eutrophic Reservoir, 
W82-02030 1504 2H 

BENNETT, C. R. 

Ichthyoplankton Samplers for Simultaneous 
Replicate Samples at Surface and Bottom, 
W82-04297 1510 7B 

BENNETT, E. 

Coupled Trickling Filter-Rotating Biological 

Contactor Nitrification Process, 

W82-02315 1505 5D 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BERNHARDT, H. 



BENNETT, J. C. 

Planning Sri Lanka's Victoria Scheme, 
W82-05979 1512 8 A 

BENNETT, J. M. 

Growth and Nitrogen Fixation of Aeschyno- 
mene Under Water Stressed Conditions, 
W82-00758 1502 21 

BENNETT, J. T. 

The Early Diagenesis of Aliphatic Hydrocar- 
bons and Organic Matter in Sedimentary Partic- 
ulates from Dabob Bay, Washington, 
W82-02310 1505 5B 

BENNETT, O. L. 

Effects of Sanitary Landfill Leachage on Some 

Soil Chemical Properties, 

W82-O1480 1503 5E 

BENOIT, F. M. 

Determination of Hexachlorocyclopentadiene at 

the Nanogram Per Liter Level in Drinking 

Water, 

W82-01819 1504 5 A 

Determination of Mutagenic Potential and Or- 
ganic Contaminants of Great Lakes Drinking 
Water, 
W82-05398 1511 5 A 

Gas Chromatographic Determination of Trial- 
kyl/Aryl Phosphates in Drinking Water, Fol- 
lowing Isolation Using Macroreticular Resin, 
W82-00502 1502 5 A 

BENSON, B. B. 

The Concentration and Isotopic Fractionation of 
Gases Dissolved in Freshwater in Equilibrium 
with the Atmosphere. 1. Oxygen, 
W82-03325 1507 IB 

BENSON, C. R. 

Verification of the Potential Yield and Chemical 
Quality of the Shallow Dolomite Aquifer in 
Dupage County, Illinois, 
W82-O31O0 1507 2F 

Yield Verification of a Dolomite Aquifer in 

Northeast Illinois, 

W82-01334 1503 2F 

BENSON, N. G. 

Values of Ecological Characterization Studies to 
Assess Effects of Freshwater Inflow to Estu- 



aries, 
W82-02147 



1505 6G 



BENSON, R. C. 

Site Assessment: Improving Confidence Levels 

with Surface Remote Sensing, 

W82-01422 1503 5G 

BENYAMINI, Y. 

The Effect of Raindrop Impact on the Dynamics 
of Soil Surface Crusting and Water Movement 
in the Profile, 
W82-04868 1511 2G 

BENZ, L. C. 

Watertable Management Saves Water and 

Energy, 

W82-00943 1502 3F 

BENZINGER, W. D. 

High Temperature Ultrafiltration with Kynar 
Poly(Vinylidene Fluoride) Membranes, 
W82-01566 1503 5D 

BERBEN, S. A. 

Evaluation of Methodologies for the Determina- 
tion of Acute Toxicity in Pulp and Paper Ef- 
fluents, 
W82-00297 1501 5A 

BERESFORD, J. D. 

Deep Drainage and Water Use of Forests and 
Pastures Grown on Deep Sands in a Mediterra- 
nean Environment, 
W82-05629 1511 4B 



Evaporation from Vegetation in Landscapes De- 
veloping Secondary Salinity Using the Ventilat- 
ed Chamber Technique, III. Evaporation from a 
Pinus Radiata Tree and the Surrounding Pasture 
in an Agroforestry Plantation, 
W82-03213 1507 2D 

BERG, G. 

Destruction by Anaerobic Mesophilic and Ther- 
mophilic Digestion of Viruses and Indicator 
Bacteria Indigenous to Domestic Sludges, 
W82-00580 1502 5A 

Method for Recovering Viruses from River 

Water Solids, 

W82-00200 1501 5 A 

BERG, J. D. 

Chlorine Dioxide for Wastewater Disinfection: 

A Feasibility Evaluation, 

W82-02989 1506 5D 

BERGAMIN, F. H. 

Ion Exchange in Flow Injection Analysis Deter- 
mination of Ammonium Ions at the Microgram 
per Liter Level in Natural Waters with Pulsed 
Nessler Reagent, 
W82-O37O0 1508 5 A 

BERGATINO, R. N. 

Saline Seep Development and Control in the 

North American Great Plains - Hydrogeological 

Aspects, 

W82-01022 1502 5B 

BERGEN, L. J. 

Reregulation on an International River-A Case 

Study, 

W82-06429 1512 6G 

BERGER, J. 

Effect of Crude Oil and Petroleum-Degrading 
Microorganisms on the Growth of Freshwater 
and Soil Protozoa, 
W82-O0517 1502 5C 

BERGERON, M. P. 

Effect of Irrigation Pumping on the Ground- 
Water System in Newton and Jasper Counties, 
Indiana, 
W82-04497 1510 4B 

Hydrochemical Facies in a Tertiary Basin in the 
Milligan Canyon Area, Southwest Montana, 
W82-01481 1503 2F 

The Relationship Between Fracture Traces and 
Joints in a Tertiary Basin, Southwest Montana, 
W82-00829 1502 7B 

BERGERSEN, E. P. 

Colorado Cooperative Fishery Research Unit 
Studies at Twin Lakes, Colorado: 1980 Report 
of Findings, 
W82-06402 1512 6G 

BERGEY, E. A. 

Field Experiments on Responses of a Fresh- 
water, Benthic Macroinvertebrate Community 
to Vertebrate Predators, 
W82-00477 1501 5C 

BERGH-CHRISTENSEN, J. 

Investigations for Norway's Longest Unlined 

Pressure Shaft, 

W82-05980 1512 8E 



BERGLING, S. 

Jonkoping's Water Supply, 
W82-02419 



1505 5F 



BERGLUND, E. R. 

Economic Evaluation of Watershed Projects- 
An Overview Methodology and Application, 
W82-05735 1511 6B 

BERGLUND, S. H. 

Soil Erosion Control in Idaho's Cow Creek Wa- 
tershed: An Economic Analysis, 
W82-01556 1503 4D 



BERGMAN, D. L. 

Rainfall-Runoff Hydrograph and Basin Charac- 
teristics Data for Small Streams in Oklahoma, 
W82-03999 1509 2E 

BERGMAN, H. L. 

Use of a Fractional Design to Evaluate Interac- 
tions of Environmental Factors Affecting Biode- 
gradation Rates, 
W82-03117 1507 5D 

BERGMANN, M. 

A Comparison of Different Phosphorus Frac- 
tions as Predictors of Particulate Pigment Levels 
in Lake Memphremagog and Its Tributaries, 
W82-06496 1512 5C 

BERGSENG, J. 

Water Level Control for Small Hydro Plants, 
W82-04173 1509 8C 

BERKES, F. 

Some Environmental and Social Impacts of the 
James Bay Hydroelectric Project, Canada, 
W82-01908 1504 6G 

BERMAN, D. 

Concentration of Poliovirus in Water by Molec- 
ular Filtration, 
W82-00246 1501 5A 

Destruction by Anaerobic Mesophilic and Ther- 
mophilic Digestion of Viruses and Indicator 
Bacteria Indigenous to Domestic Sludges, 
W82-00580 1502 5A 

BERMAN, J. 

Volatile C1-C7 Organic Compounds in Surface 

Sediments from Walvis Bay, 

W82-01367 1503 5B 

BERMAN, S. S. 

Comparison of Methods for the Determination 

of Trace Elements in Seawater, 

W82-01086 1502 5A 

Determination of Trace Metals in Estuarine 
Sediments by Graphite-Furnace Atomic Absorp- 
tion Spectrometry, 
W82-04893 1511 5 A 

BERMAN, T. 

Methane Formation in the Acid Peats of Okefe- 

nokee Swamp, Georgia, 

W82-0O936 1502 2H 

BERNARD, R. 

Possible Use of Active Microwave Remote 
Sensing Data for Prediction of Regional Evapo- 
ration by Numerical Simulation of Soil Water 
Movement in the Unsaturated Zone, 
W82-04199 1509 2G 

BERNDT, C. 

Wastewater Treatment with Powdered Activat- 
ed Carbon, 
W82-02642 1506 5D 

BERNHARDT, H. 

Energy-Input-Controlled Direct Filtration to 
Control Progressive Eutrophication, 
W82-06414 1512 5F 

Recent Developments in the Field of Eutrophi- 
cation Prevention, 
W82-06299 1512 5C 

Use of Active Alumina Filtration for Removing 
Phosphates from Small Influents into an Im- 
pounding Reservoir (Anwendung der 
Aktivtonerdefiltration zur Eliminerung von 
Phosphaten aus Kleinen Talsperrenzulaufen), 
W82-04281 1510 5G 









PA- 17 



BERNHARDT, J. C. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BERNHARDT, J. C. 

Effects of Renton Wastewater Treatment Plant 
Effluent on Water Quality of the Lower Green/ 
Duwamish River, 
W82-01063 1502 5D 

BERRIE, T. W. 

The Energy Resources of Kenya, 

W82-05978 1512 6D 

BERRY, D. 

Regulating Corrosive Water, 
W82-04335 



BERRY, N. S. M. 
The Kielder Transfer Works, 
W82-06502 



1510 6B 



1512 8A 



BERSCHAUER, W. L. 

County Provides a Rural Water Supply System, 
W82-06843 1512 3D 

BERSELL, P. O. 

Factors Influencing Fish Distribution in Two 
Desert Reservoirs, Central Arizona, 
W82-00814 1502 2H 

BERTA, E. 

Heavy Metals in Animals of Lake Balaton, 
W82-06284 1512 5C 

BERTHEL, R. O. 

An Improved Method for Obtaining the Water 
Content Values of Ice Hydrometeors from Air- 
craft and Radar Data, 
W82-01523 1503 7B 

BERTINO, J. P. 

Control Technology Strategies for Coal Prepa- 
ration Waste Drainages, 
W82-00440 1501 5D 

BESCHTA, R. L. 

Bedload Transport in an Oregon Coast Range 

Stream, 

W82-03548 1508 2J 

Seasonal Variation of Infiltration Capacities of 

Soils in Western Oregon, 

W82-06961 1512 2G 

Sediment Transport During a Controlled Reser- 
voir Release, 
W82-02196 1505 2J 

BESEDA, N. I. 

Scientific and Technical Aspects of the Rational 
Use and Conservation of Groundwaters in the 
Ukrainian SSR, 
W82-02852 1506 4B 

BESHA, J. A. 

Automated Stream Diversion for Reservoir Pro- 
tection, 
W82-02600 1505 5G 

BESSIERE, J. 

Water-Phosphoric Acid Media: Electrochemical 

Properties, 

W82-02943 1506 IB 

BEST, B. R. 

Kinetics of Nitrate and Ammonium Uptake by 
the Tropical Freshwater Macrophyte Pistia 
Stratiotes L., 
W82-00937 1502 5D 

BESZEDITS, S. 

Feeding Animals Activated Sludge, 

W82-00523 1502 5D 

BETTESS, R. 

Mathematical Simulation of Sediment Move- 
ment in Streams, 
W82-04650 1510 2J 

BETTINGER, G. E. 

Treatment of Cooling Systems Containing High 

Levels of Legionella Pneumophila, 

W82-06769 1512 5F 



BEUKES, D. J. 

Soil Water Studies on Small Lucerne Plots, 
W82-01713 1503 21 

BEVEN, K. 

Kinematic Subsurface Stormflow, 

W82-03844 1509 2G 

BEVERS, J. 

Isolation and Characterization of Cellulolytic 

Bacteria from Activated Sludge, 

W82-04854 1511 5D 

BEWERS, J. M. 

Discharge of Metals from the St. Lawrence 

River, 

W82-06190 1512 5B 

BEYTH, M. 

The Meadowbrook Artificial-Recharge Project 
in Nassau County, Long Island, New York, 
W82-03630 1508 4B 

Solubilities of Gypsum and Halite in the Dead 
Sea and in Its Mixtures with Seawater, 
W82-03708 1508 2K 

BEZDEK, J. C. 

Characterizing Sprinkler Distribution Patterns 

with a Clustering Algorithm, 

W82-01575 1503 3F 

Significant Features of Emitter Flushing Mode 

Characteristics, 

W82-01576 1503 3F 

BHAGAT, S. K. 

Industrial Wastes as Carbon Sources in Biologi- 
cal Denitrification, 
W82-06457 1512 5D 

BHAGAT, T. 

Spiral Classifiers Help One Manufacturer Meet 
Environmental Standards More Easily, 
W82-02602 1506 5D 

BHALME, H. N. 

Cyclic Fluctuations in the Flood Area and Rela- 
tionship with the Double (Hale) Sunspot Cycle, 
W82-04896 1511 2 A 

BHAN, S. 

Water Use, Yield and Quality of Rapeseed as 

Influenced by Spacing, Irrigation and Time of 

Harvest When Raised in a Multiple-Cropping 

System, 

W82-02031 1504 3F 

BHAT, RAMA S. 

A Reduction-Spectrophotometric Method for 
the Determination of Sulphate in Waters, 

W82-00850 1502 5 A 

BHAT, S. R. 

A Spectrophotometric Method for the Determi- 
nation of Anionic Surfactants at Microg/Liter 
Levels, 
W82-03289 1507 5 A 

BHATTACHARYA, R. N. 

Molecular Approach to the Foundations of the 
Theory of Solute Transport in Porous Media. I. 
Conservative Solutes in Homogeneous Isotropic 
Saturated Media, 
W82-03316 1507 2F 

BHATTACHARYA, S. 

Detection of Organophosphate Insecticide by an 

Immobilized-Enzyme System, 

W82-02025 1504 5 A 

BHATTACHARYYA, D. 

Characterization of Boliden's Sulfide-Lime Pre- 
cipitation System, 
W82-02988 1 50 6 5D 

Low Pressure Membrane Separation Process to 

Remove Heavy Metal Complexes, 

W82-05284 1511 5D 



Precipitation of Heavy Metals with Sodium Sul- 
fide: Bench-Scale and Full-Scale Experimental 
Results, 
W82-03878 1509 5D 

Separation of Toxic Organotin Compounds from 

Aqueous Solution by Adsorption, 

W82-02641 1506 5D 

BHENDE, S. S. S. 

Determination of Reaction Rate Constant and 
Temperature Coefficient Constant for Dadar 
Sewage, Bombay, 
W82-06438 1512 5D 

Studies of BOD Inhibition in Presence of Inor- 
ganic Heavy Metals, 
W82-06436 1512 5C 

BHIMASANKARAM, V. L. S. 

Analysis of Ground- Water Hydrographs for De- 
fining a Crystalline Hydrogeological Environ- 
ment, 
W82-03648 1508 2F 

BHOLE, A. G. 

Design and Fabrication of a Low Cost Package 
Water Treatment Plant for Rural Areas in India, 
W82-03115 1507 5F 

Measuring the Velocity of Water in a Paddled 

Flocculator, 

W82-04102 1509 5F 

BHOWMIK, N. G. 

Carrying Capacity of Flood Plains, 

W82-06428 1512 2E 

Hydraulics of Flow and Sediment Transport in 

the Kankakee River in Illinois, 

W82-02512 1505 2J 

Waves Generated by River and Wind on the 

Illinois and Mississippi Rivers, 

W82-06163 1512 2J 



BIANCHI, W. C. 

Artificial Basin Recharge, 

W82-03745 



1508 4B 



Correlation of Selected Well Water Quality Pa- 
rameters with Soil and Aquifer Hydrologic 
Properties, 
W82-04242 1509 5B 

BIANCHINE, J. R. 

Study of Chlorine Dioxide and Its Metabolites in 

Man, 

W82-05057 1511 5F 

BIBBY, R. 

Mass Transport of Solutes in Dual-Porosity 

Media, 

W82-01104 1503 5B 

BICHLER, J. 

Process for Removal of Mercury and Mercury 
Compounds From Aqueous Solutions and 
Industrial Waste Liquors, 
W82-00058 1501 5D 

BIDINGER, F. 

Leaf Photosynthesis, Leaf Permeability, Crop 
Growth, and Yield of Short Spring Wheat Gen- 
otypes under Irrigation, 
W82-02373 1505 21 

BIDWELL, R. 

Effluent Charging Systems and Their Adminis- 
trative Implications, 
W82-02403 1505 6C 

BIEHL, T. G. 

The Wayne County, Michigan, Wastewater Col- 
lection and Treatment System, 
W82-01505 1503 5D 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BJERVE, L. 



BIENFANG, P. 

Response of Subtropical Phytoplankton to 

Power Plant Entrapment, 

W82-027O8 1506 5C 



BIERIG, H. W. 

Detroit - Fresh Clean Water, 
W82-01506 



1503 5D 



BIERMAN, S. L. 

Small Hydro Schemes for Private Developers, 
W82-04327 1510 8A 

BIERMAN, V. J. 

Modeling of Phytoplankton-Nutrient Dynamics 

in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron, 

W82-05639 1511 5C 

BIESINGER, M. G. 

Advanced Biological Treatment of Tannery 

Wastewater, 

W82-00337 1501 5D 

BIGELOW, S. M. 

Overestimation of Orthophosphorus Concentra- 
tions in Surface Waters of Southern Lake Michi- 
gan: Effects of Acid and Ammonium Molyb- 
date, 
W82-05382 1511 5A 

BIGGAR, J. W. 

Irrigation Tailwater Management, 

W82-0O392 1501 3C 

BIGGS, A. I. 

An Industrial View. Treatment Vis-A-Vis Dis- 
charge to Sewers, 
W82-02407 1505 6G 

BIGGS, D. C. 

Relationships Between Raw Water Quality, 
Treatment, and Occurrence of Organics in Cana- 
dian Potable Water, 
W82-05761 1511 5F 

Uptake of Polychlorinated Biphenyls by Natural 
Phytoplankton Assemblages: Field and Labora- 
tory Determination of C14-PCB Particle- Water 
Index of Sorption, 
W82-01032 1502 5B 

BIGGS, R. B. 

Freshwater Inflow to Estuaries, Short and Long 

Term Perspectives, 

W82-02158 1505 2L 

A Perspective on Estuarine and Coastal Re- 
search Funding, 
W82-01803 1504 9 A 

BIHLER, S. 

Organochlorine Pollutant Analysis of Contami- 
nated and Uncontaminated Lake Sediments by 
High Resolution Gas Chromatography, 
W82-04828 1511 5 A 

BIKBULATOV, E. S. 

Functional Relations Between General Charac- 
teristics of Organic Matter in Natural Waters, 
W82-03573 1508 1A 

BIKINEEV, M. G. 

Outflow of Volcanic Rock and Gas During 
Opening of the Arpa-Sevan Tunnel, 
W82-02772 1506 2 A 

BILBY, R. E. 

Role of Organic Debris Dams in Regulating the 
Export of Dissolved and Particulate Matter from 
a Forested Watershed, 
W82-02653 1506 4D 

BILLARD, T. C. 

Solution of the Continuity Equation for the 

Karnak Area, 

W82-03196 1507 2G 

BILLET, M. L. 

Survey of Present Knowledge on Cavitation in 
Liquids Other Than Cold Water (Thermody- 
namic Effect), 
W82-05280 1511 8B 



BILLINGS, R. B. 

Price Elasticities for Water: A Case of Increas- 
ing Block Rates, 
W82-00536 1502 6C 

BILLINGSLEY, E. 

Water Savings in the Orange Water and Sewer 

Authority, 

W82-02519 1505 3D 

BILYJ, B. 

Sampling Emerging Chironomidae (Diptera) 
With Submerged Funnel Traps in a New North- 
ern Canadian Reservoir, Southern Indian Lake, 
Manitoba, 
W82-00520 1502 2H 

BINGHAM, A. 

Cave Water- Java's Hidden Resource, 
W82-06605 1512 3B 

Hydro Powers Mindanao Development Plans, 
W82-05881 1511 8A 

BINGHAM, A. E. 

Effects of Reduced Stream Discharge on Fish 
and Aquatic Macroinvertebrate Populations, 
W82-05923 1512 6G 

BINGHAM, S. C. 

Predicting Runoff Pollutant Reduction in Buffer 
Zones Adjacent to Land Treatment Sites, 
W82-00141 1501 5B 

BININI, A. P. 

Hydraulics of Flow and Sediment Transport in 

the Kankakee River in Illinois, 

W82-02512 1505 2J 

BIRCH, P. B. 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Nutrition of Clado- 
phora in the Peel-Harvey Estuarine System, 
Western Australia, 
W82-03398 1507 2L 

BIRCH, R. B. 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Recycling in Lake 
Sammamish, A Temperate Mesotrophic Lake, 
W82-00824 1502 2H 



BIRD, J. W. 

Development of Federal Reserve Rights, 
W82-04446 1510 



6E 



BIRD, P. G. 

The Effect of Nitrification in the BOD Test, 
W82-02384 1505 5D 

BIRGE, W. J. 

The Aquatic Toxicity of Organic Compounds to 
Embryo-Larval Stages of Fish and Amphibians, 
W82-05283 1511 5C 

BISCHOF, R. B. 

Morocco's Largest Multipurpose Scheme, 
W82-01724 1503 8A 

BISEMBAEVA, K. K. 

Effect of Irrigation on Groundwater Resources 
with Special Reference to the Vakhsh Valley, 
W82-02851 1506 2A 

BISHOP, A. A. 

Advance and Runoff-Surge Flow Furrow Irri- 
gation, 
W82-05690 1511 3F 

Furrow Advance Rates Under Surge Flow 

Systems, 

W82-01612 1503 3F 

BISHOP, C. S. 

Effects of Potential Water Conservation Efforts 

in East Tennessee, 

W82-05745 1511 3D 

Health Aspects of Urban Water Conservation, 
W82-01047 1502 3C 



BISHOP, C. T. 

Surface Water Hydrologic Criteria for Uranium 
Mine Tailings Impoundments in Ontario, 
W82-02240 1505 5E 

BISHOP, D. F. 

Toxics in Municipal and Industrial Wastewaters, 
W82-00712 1502 5 A 

BISHOP, R. 

Surface Water Hydrologic Criteria for Uranium 
Mine Tailings Impoundments in Ontario, 
W82-02240 1505 5E 

BISHOP, S. 

Benthic Enrichment in the Georgia Bight Relat- 
ed to Gulf Stream Intrusions and Estuarine 
Outwelling, 

W82-02583 1505 2L 

BISHOP, S. L. 

Methods for Evaluating Performance of Filter 

Media, 

W82-02684 1506 5D 

Methods for Evaluating Performance of Filter 

Media, 

W82-03661 1508 5F 

BISOGNI, J. J. JR. 

Effect of Aluminum Speciation on Fish in Dilute 

Acidified Waters, 

W82-01663 1503 5C 

BISSON, B. T. 

Origin and Chemical Composition of Andros- 
coggin River Foam, 
W82-02970 1506 5B 

BISTRICKI, T. 

Application of X-Ray Microanalysis for the De- 
tection of Heavy Metal in Great Lakes Algae, 
W82-05993 1512 5A 

BISWAS, A. K. 

Clean Water for the Third World, 

W82-04604 1510 6D 

Integrated Water Management: Some Interna- 
tional Dimensions, 
W82-05493 1511 6D 

Long Distance Mass Transfer of Water, 
W82-O0858 1502 6D 

Systems Analysis Applied to Water Manage- 
ment in Developing Countries: Problems and 
Prospects, 
W82-02441 1505 6A 



3*» 



BITONDO, M. 

Cold Weather Waste Treatment, 
W82-00636 



1502 5D 



BITTINGER, M. W. 

Potential Use of a Stream-Aquifer Model for 
Management of a River Basin: Case of the South 
Platte River in Colorado, 
W82-01301 1503 6A 

BITTON, G. 

Positively Charged Filters for Virus Recovery 
from Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluents, 
W82-02338 1505 5 A 

Tetrazolium Reduction-Malachite Green 
Method for Assessing the Viability of Filamen- 
tous Bacteria in Activated Sludge, 
W82-06752 1512 5D 

BJERVE, L. 

Discharge Measurements by a New-Formed 
Relative Salt-Dilution Method in Small Turbu- 
lent Streams, 
W82-01891 1504 7B 

PA-19 



www 















BJORNSEN, G. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BJORNSEN, G. 

Test and Control Programme for Twiste Dam 
Situated in Sandstone and with Restricted 
Extent of Sub-Surface Sealing (Mess- und Uber- 
wachungsprogramm Einer Stauanlage im Bunt- 
sandstein bei Begrenzter Untergrundabdichtung 
am Beispiel der Twistetalsperre), 
W82-06632 1512 8D 

BLACHUT, S. P. 

The Behavior of a Polar Ice-Dammed Lake, 

Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada, 

W82-01511 1503 2C 

BLACK, A. L. 

Dryland Cropping Strategies for Efficient 
Water-Use to Control Saline Seeps in the North- 
ern Great Plains, U.S.A., 
W82-01023 1502 3F 

BLACK, E. 

Infiltration Inflow Analysis: Finding the Source, 
W82-05038 1511 5B 

BLACK, J. A. 

The Aquatic Toxicity of Organic Compounds to 
Embryo-Larval Stages of Fish and Amphibians, 
W82-05283 1511 5C 

BLACK, J. H. 

Determination of Hydrogeological Parameters 

Using Sinusoidal Pressure Tests: A Theoretical 

Appraisal, 

W82-00603 1502 7B 

BLACK, J. J. 

Movement and Identification of a Creosote-De- 
rived PAH Complex Below a River Pollution 
Point Source, 
W82-05042 1511 5B 

BLACK, P. E. 

Search: A Gaged Watershed Inventory, 
W82-04433 1510 10B 

Water Quality Patterns During A Storm On A 

Mall Parking Lot, 

W82-04252 1510 5B 

BLACKARD, J. 

Effect of Mulch Rate on Soil Loss by Raindrop 

Splash, 

W82-00468 1501 2J 

BLACKBURN, T. R. 

Mercury and Zinc in the Sediments of Seneca 

Lake, Seneca River, and Keuka Outlet, New 

York, 

W82-01151 1503 5B 

BLACKWELL, C. D. 

Directory of Member Organizations of the Na- 
tional Water Data Exchange (NAWDEX), 
W82-00089 1501 l 0D 

BLAHM, T. H. 

Concentration, Extent, and Duration of Salinity 
Intrusion into the Columbia River Estuary, Sep- 
tember-October, 1977-1978, 
W82-02139 1505 2L 

BLAIR, J. F. 

2,500 Acres of Wastewater Irrigation, 
W82-00769 1502 3C 

BLAIR, W. R. 

Gas-Chromatographic Speciation of Methylstan- 
nanes in the Chesapeake Bay Using Purge Trap 
Sampling with a Tin-Selective Dector, 
W82-04808 is]] 5A 

BLAKE, L. M. 

Liming Acid Ponds in New York, 

W82-02572 i 505 5G 

BLANC, F. C. 

Procedures for Estimating Dry Weather Pollut- 
ant Deposition in Sewer Systems, 
W82-03679 1508 5D 



BLANCHAR, R. W. 

Prediction of Diffusion Coefficients from the 

Electrical Conductance of Soil, 

W82-01224 1503 2G 

BLANCHARD, A. J. 

SEASAT SAR Response from Water Resources 

Parameters, 

W82-00101 1501 7B 

BLANCHARD, B. J. 

SEASAT SAR Response from Water Resources 

Parameters, 

W82-00101 1501 7B 

BLANCHARD, S. F. 

Water Quality of the Tidal Potomac River and 

Estuary Hydrologic Data Report 1979 Water 

Year, 

W82-03998 1509 2L 

BLANCHARD, W. A. 

Inventory of Surface Water Resources of the 
Stillwater Creek Watershed and an Investigation 
into the Effect of Land Use on Water Quality, 
W82-03948 1509 7B 

BLANKENBAKER, G. G. 

Evaluation of Ground-Water Monitoring Net- 
work, Santa Cruz County, California, 
W82-00023 1501 7A 

BLANKENSHIP, W. 

Groundwater Contamination by Chlorinated 
Hydrocarbons: Causes and Prevention, 
W82-03300 1507 5E 

BLASING, T. J. 

A Dendroclimatic Reconstruction of Annual 
Precipitation Amounts in Iowa Since 1680, 
W82-01314 1503 2B 

BLAVOUX, B. 

Radiocarbon Dating of Groundwater of the 
Aquifer Confined in the Lower Triassic Sand- 
stones of the Lorraine Region, France, 
W82-02877 1506 2F 



BLAYLOCK, B. G. 

Radioactive Wastes, 
W82-01268 

Radioactive Wastes, 
W82-06920 



1503 5D 



1512 5E 



BLEDSOE, B. 

Evaluation of the Overland Runoff Mode of 
Land Wastewater Treatment for Virus Removal, 
W82-00220 1501 5B 

BLEIL, D. F. 

Aspects of Impacts Assessment of Low Fresh- 
water Inflows to Chesapapeake Bay, 
W82-02115 1505 6G 

BLENCH, T. 

Graphed Equilibrium Parameters of Channels 
Formed in Sediment, 

W82-00881 1502 2J 

BLENK, J. B. 

Simulating Effects of Combined Sewer Over- 
flows, 
W82-01864 ,504 6A 

BLERY, P. F. 

Dual Distribution System Solves Pelican Bay's 

Water Supply Problems, 

W82-04193 1509 5F 

BLEVINS, R. D. 

Heavy Metal Concentrations in the Holston 

River Basin (Tennessee), 

W82-00959 1502 5 A 

BLEVINS, W. T. 

Factors Affecting Flog Formation and Bulking 
in the Activated Sludge Process for Treatment 
of Textile Waste Waters, 
W82-06171 1512 5D 



BLIGHT, G. E. 

Settlement of a Compacted Unsaturated Earth 

Embankment, 

W82-00678 1502 g D 

BLIND, H. 

Safety of Dams (Sicherheit Von Talsperren) 
W82-06236 1512 8 A 

BLINN, D. W. 

The Physico-Chemical and Planktonic Response 
of an Algicide-Treated Shallow Mountain Lake 
in Arizona, 
W82-02571 1505 5G 

A Portable Pump Sampler for Lotic Periphyton, 
W82-00826 1502 7 B 

BLINOV, I. F. 

Field Studies of the Temperature Regime and 
Stress State of the Concrete in Arch Dams Sub- 
jected to Various Methods of Cooling, 
W82-02387 1505 8A 

Stress-Strain State of an Arch Dam Based on 
Data of Long-Term On-Site Observations, 
W82-05112 1511 8A 

BLISS, P. J. 

Investigations into the Nitrification of Sydney's 

Wastewaters, 

W82-06724 1512 5 D 

BLOCK, J. C. 

Simultaneous Concentration of Salmonella and 
Enterovirus From Surface Water by Using 
Micro-Fiber Glass Filters, 
W82-00573 1502 5 A 

Survival of Enteroviruses Adsorbed on Glass 
Microfibers During Postal Transport (Survie de 
Virus Enteriques Adsorbes sur Microfibre de 
Verre au Cours d'un Transport Postal), 
W82-01637 1503 5A 

BLODGETT, J. C. 

Flood Data for the Sacramento River and Butte 
Basin 1875 to 1978, Sacramento Valley, Califor- 
nia, 
W82-00019 1501 2E 

Floodflow Characteristics of Honcut Creek at 
State Highway 70 Bridges Near Live Oak, Cali- 
fornia, 
W82-06945 1512 4A 

Floodflow Characteristics of the Sacramento 
River in the Vicinity of Gianella Bridge, Hamil- 
ton City, California, 
W82-03985 1509 2E 

BLOESCH, J. 

Inshore-Offshore Sedimentation Differences Re- 
sulting from Resuspension in the Eastern Basin 
of Lake Erie, 
W82-06494 1512 2J 

BLOKHINA, N. P. 

Calculation of Brachionus Rubens Production 

by the Direct Method and by Edmondson's 

Method, 

W82-01921 1504 2H 

BLOMMAERT, W. 

Analysis of Geothermal Waters by Spark Source 

Mass Spectrometry, 

W82-06464 1512 5 A 

BLOMO, V. J. 

Review of Estuarine-Related Projects by the 
Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council, 
W82-02146 1505 6G 

BLOMQUIST, G. 

Water Quality and the Demand for Recreation, 
W82-01942 1504 6D 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BOIKOV, A. I. 



BLOMQVIST, S. 

A Review on Sediment Traps in Aquatic Envi- 
ronments, 
W82-01020 1502 7B 

BLOOD, E. R. 

Environmental Impact of Upland Streams on the 

Okefenokee Swamp, 

W82-05933 1512 5B 

BLOOMFIELD, C. 

Comparison of the Extractabilities of Zn, Cu, Ni 
and Cr from Sewage Sludges Prepared by Treat- 
ing Raw Sewage with the Metal Salts Before or 
After Anaerobic Digestion, 
W82-06079 1512 5D 

BLOTNICK, J. R. 

Ecological Characteristics of the Rhizosphere 
Microflora of Myriophyllum Heterophyllum, 
W82-01796 1503 4 A 

BLOYD, R. M. 

Approximate Ground-Water-Level Contours, 
April 1981, for the Soquel-Aptos Area, Santa 
Cruz County, California, 
W82-00734 1502 7C 

BLUEMKE, C. 

Problems and Processes in Water Quality Man- 
agement, 
W82-06147 1512 5G 

BLUM, A. 

The Manifestation of Dehydration Avoidance in 

Wheat Breeding Germplasm, 

W82-00958 1502 21 

BLUM, J. L. 

Colonization and Growth of Attached Algae at 

the Lake Michigan Water Line, 

W82-06976 1512 5C 

BLUME, H. J. C. 

Multifrequency Radiometer Detection of Sub- 
marine Freshwater Sources Along the Puerto 
Rican Coastline, 
W82-01349 1503 3B 

BLUME, H. P. 

Boron Status of Berlin Waters (Bor-Status Ber- 
liner Gewasser), 
W82-04767 1511 5 A 

BLUMM, M. C. 

Hydropower vs. Salmon: The Struggle of the 
Pacific Northwest's Anadromous Fish Re- 
sources for a Peaceful Coexistence with the 
Federal Columbia River Power System, 
W82-01804 1504 6E 

BLUNT, D. J. 

Geochemistry of Amino Acids in Sediments 

from Clear Lake, California, 

W 82-02545 1505 2K 

BLYTHE, M. 

Characterization of Boliden's Sulfide-Lime Pre- 
cipitation System, 
W82-02988 1506 5D 

BOALCH, R. 

Seasonal Variation in the Trace Metal Content 

of Mytilus Edulis, 

W82-02312 1505 5C 

BOARDMAN, D. C. 

Effects of Freshwater Flow on Salinity and Phy- 
toplankton Biomass in the Lower Hudson Estu- 
ary, 
W82-02H7 1505 2L 

BOBBA, A. G. 

Parameterization of Contaminant Transport 
Through an Anisotropic Unconfined Aquifer, 
W82-01570 1503 5B 

BOBEE, B. 

Determination of the Confidence Intervals of the 
Wakeby Distribution Using Order Statistics, 
W82-01317 1503 2E 



A Method for Estimating Peak Water Demand 

of Multifamily Residences, 

W82-04734 1510 6D 

Multivariate Analysis and Geochemical Inter- 
pretation of Spatial Variability of the Water 
Quality of Southern Quebec Rivers. (Analyse 
Multivariee et Interpretation Geochimique de la 
Variabilite Spatiale de la Qualite de l'Eau Des 
Rivieres Du Quebec Meridional), 
W82-02662 1506 2K 

BOBENRIETH, M. J. 

Reactions of Chlorine with Selected Aromatic 

Models of Aquatic Humic Material, 

W82-0O254 1501 5F 



BOBROV, V. I. 

New Jet-Gate Design, 
W82-02691 



1506 8C 



BODECHTEL, J. 

Geotechnical Applications of Landsat Image 
Analysis of Bhakra Dam Reservoir, India, 
W82-05612 1511 7C 

BODEWIG, F. G. 

Trace Determination of As(III) and As(V) in 
Natural Waters by Differential Pulse Anodic 
Stripping Voltammetry, 
W82-05580 1511 5A 

BOEGMAN, N. 

Environmental Planning for Coal Strip Mining, 
W82-00214 1501 5G 

BOEHMKE, J. R. 

Limnology of the Upper North Platte Reservoir 

System, Wyoming, 

W82-04067 1509 2H 

BOELHOUWER, C. 

Influence of Temperature on the Anaerobic 
Acidification of Glucose in a Mixed Culture 
Forming Part of a Two-Stage Digestion Process, 
W82-05240 1511 5D 

Product Inhibition in the Acid Forming Stage of 

the Anaerobic Digestion Process, 

W82-06041 1512 5D 

Purification of Municipal Wastewater by Subse- 
quent Reverse Osmosis and Anaerobic Diges- 
tion, 
W82-01468 1503 5D 

BOELTER, D. H. 

Treatment of Secondary Sewage Effluent with a 

Peat-Sand Filter Bed, 

W82-04871 1511 5D 

BOENING, P. H. 

Activated Carbon Versus Resin Adsorption of 

Humic Substances, 

W82-04109 1509 5F 

BOERSMA, J. R. 

Neap-Spring Tide Sequences of Intertidal Shoal 

Deposits in a Mesotidal Estuary, 

W82-00112 1501 2L 

BOES, R. 

An Early Warning Organics Detection System 

for the Ohio River, 

W82-04091 1509 5A 

An Organics Detection System for the Ohio 

River, 

W82-03436 1508 5 A 

BOESE, B. L. 

Petroleum Refinery Wastewater Induction of 
the Hepatic Mixed-Function Oxidase System in 
Pacific Staghorn Sculpin, 
W82-04895 1511 5C 

BOESEL, M. W. 

Insect Community Structure as an Index of 
Heavy-Metal Pollution in Lotic Ecosystems, 
W82-O0596 1502 5C 



BOGARDI, I. 

Application of Reliability Theory to Hydraulic 

Engineering Design, 

W82-02699 1506 8B 

A Control Model for Phosphorus Loading Re- 
duction Under Uncertainty, 
W82-03421 1508 5G 

Dual Objective Control of Nutrient Loading 

into a Lake, 

W82-05750 1511 5G 

Reliability of Underground Flood Control 

System, 

W82-O0556 1502 8A 

BOGARDUS, E. R. 

Energy Conservation in Municipal Wastewater 

Plants, 

W82-06070 1512 5D 

BOGATOVA, I. B. 

The Use of Container-Reared Cultures of Clado- 
cera in Polishing Fish Farm Effluents, 
W82-05327 1511 5D 

BOGAZZI, D. 

Analysis of Large Desalination Plants, 
W82-06122 1512 3A 

BOGDAN, G. F. 

Temporal Variations in Trihalomethane Content 

of Drinking Water, 

W82-O0255 1501 5A 

BOGERT, I. L. 

Ocean Dumping of Sludge Vs. the Alternatives, 
W82-06590 1512 5E 

BOGGESS, D. H. 

Hydrogeologic Sections Through Lee County 
and Adjacent Areas of Hendry and Collier 
Counties, Florida, 
W82-05830 1511 7C 

BOGGESS, W. R. 

A Tree-Ring Reconstruction of Drought in 

Southern California, 

W82-04229 1509 2B 

BOGNER, W. C. 

Hydraulics of Flow and Sediment Transport in 

the Kankakee River in Illinois, 

W82-02512 1505 2J 

BOGOLYUBOV, K. S. 

Use and Design Features of the Pump Unit of 
the UVV-3-6KM Vacuum Groundwater Lower- 
ing Installation, 
W82-05587 1511 8C 

BOHAC, C. E. 

Dissolved Oxygen in Streams and Reservoirs, 
W82-01272 1503 5G 

Dissolved Oxygen in Streams and Reservoirs, 
W82-06811 1512 5C 

BOHLING, R. A. 

Water Treatment at Homestake's Bulldog Moun- 
tain Operation, 
W82-04311 1510 5D 

BOHN, M. 

Geomorphic and Hydraulic Evolution of Tidal 
Creeks on a Subsiding Beach Ridge Plain, North 
Inlet, S.C., 
W82-00150 1501 2L 

BOIKOV, A. I. 

Impulse Technology for Surface Compaction of 
Concrete Mixes in Construction of Slope Revet- 
ments, 
W82-02695 1506 8B 



PA-21 



BOILLAT, J. L. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BOILLAT, J. L. 

Settling Velocity of Spherical Particles in Calm 

Water, 

W82-02958 1506 IB 

BOISON, P. J. 

Sawmill Brook: An Example of Rapid Geomor- 
phic Change Related to Urbanization, 
W82-05276 1511 4C 

BOISSELLE, E. B. 

A Method for Wastewater Treatment System 
User Cost Allocation, Volume I: Study Report, 
W82-06382 1512 5D 

A Method for Wastewater Treatment System 
User Cost Allocation, Volume 2: User's Manual, 
W82-06381 1512 5D 



BOITEN, W. 

The V-Shaped Broad-Crested Weir, 
W82-06450 



1512 8B 



BOKE, K. 

Intraparticle Diffusivity of Methylene Blue into 

Porous Activated Carbon, 

W82-03601 1508 5F 

BOKHARI, S. M. H. 

Transgloba! Variations in the Planning Objec- 
tives and Critiques, 
W82-04605 1510 6A 

BOKIL, S. D. 

Luxury Uptake of Nitrogen in Flocculating 

Algal-Bacterial System, 

W82-00307 1501 5D 

BOLAND, J. J. 

How Much Water Supply Capacity Is Enough, 
W82-O4103 1509 6D 

BOLDING, M. E. 

An Alternative Solution to the THM Problem, 
W82-00072 1501 5F 

Piloting Mag-Carbonate Treatment, 
W82-05794 151 1 5F 

BOLDUC, P. A. 

Statistical Search for High Water at Board 
Landing Bridge, Truro, Nova Scotia, 
W82-06394 1512 2L 

BOLES, K. E. 

Water Management in the Colorado River 
Basin: An Application of Nonlinear Transporta- 
tion Algorithms, 
W82-01677 1503 6A 

BOLKE, E. L. 

Digital-Model Simulation of the Hydrologic 
Flow System, with Emphasis on Ground Water, 
in the Spokane Valley, Washington and Idaho, 
W82-02836 1506 2F 

Digital-Model Simulation of the Toppenish Al- 
luvial Aquifer, Yakima Indian Reservation, 
Washington, 
W82-04514 1510 2A 

BOLLIGER, W. 

Comparison of Isostatic and Hyperstatic Pen- 
stocks at Santa Isabel, Bolivia, 
W82-05561 151, 8A 

BOLSENGA, S. J. 

Spectral Reflectances of Freshwater Ice and 

Snow from 340 Through 1 100 NM, 

W82-05556 1S1] 2 C 

BOLSTAD, W. 

A Case Study of Rural Opposition Toward 

River Valley Planning, 

W82-05386 151 1 6E 

BOLTO, B. A. 

An Ion-Exchange Process with Thermal Regen- 
eration XIV Thermally Regenerable Resin 
Systems with High Capacities, 
W82-O6101 1512 3 A 



BOLTON, E. F. 

Climatic Factors Contributing to Year-To-Year 

Variation in Grain Yield of Corn on Brookston 

Clay, 

W82-01115 1503 21 

BOLTON, F. E. 

Optimizing the Use of Water and Nitrogen 
Through Soil and Crop Management, 
W82-05609 1511 3F 

BOLZERN, P. 

Integrated Management of Water Deficits and 

Floods in a Reservoir System, 

W82-05325 1511 4A 

BOM, C. M. 

Determination of Arsenic and Antimony in 
Water and Soil by Hydride Generation and 
Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy, 
W82-05141 1511 5A 

BOMBERGER, D. C. JR. 

Volatilization Rates of Intermediate and Low 

Volatility Chemicals from Water, 

W82-04817 1511 5B 

BONACCI, O. 

Accuracy of Suspended Sediment Measurements 

in Natural Streamflows, 

W82-020O2 1504 2J 

BONAZOUNTAS, M. 

Multi-Decision Analysis for Large-Scale River- 
Basin Reservoir Systems, 
W82-05659 1511 2E 

BOND, W. J. 

Ponded Infiltration into Simple Soil Systems: 1. 
The Saturation and Transition Zones in the 
Moisture Content Profiles, 
W82-03323 1507 2G 

Ponded Infiltration Into Simple Soil Systems: 3. 
The Behavior of Infiltration Rate With Time, 
W82-03366 1507 2G 

BONDARENKO, M. D. 

Quality of Contouring Workings When Driving 

Underground Structures at the Nurek Hydrosta- 

tion, 

W82-05590 1511 8H 

BONDELID, T. R. 

Comparison of Detention Basin Planning and 

Design Models, 

W82-02592 1505 6A 

A Planning Method for Evaluating Downstream 

Effects of Detention Basins, 

W82-03089 1507 4A 

Relation Between Curve Number and Runoff 

Coefficient, 

W82-04266 1510 2A 

Sensitivity of SCS Models to Curve Number 

Variation, 

W82-06631 1512 2A 

BONDEV, I. A. 

The Restoration of Vegetation in Lakes in the 
Poda Locality near Burgas After Discharging of 
Biologically Purified Waste Waters (Vuzstano- 
viavane na Radtitelnata Pokrivka v Subiratelnite 
Ezera v Mestnosstta Poda Krai Burgas Sled 
Puskaneto na Biologichno Prechisteni Otpa- 
duchni Vodi v Tiakh), 
W82-04476 1510 5C 

BONDURANT, J. A. 

Furrow Intake Rates and Water Management, 
W82-05968 1512 3F 

Ponding Surface Drainage Water for Sediment 

and Phosphorus Removal, 

W82-04358 1510 4 D 

BONELLI, J. E. 

Applications of Stripping Analysis to Metal De- 
terminations in Natural Waters, 
W82-01670 1503 1A 



A Direct Differential Pulse Anodic Stripping 
Voltammetric Method for the Determination of 
Thallium in Natural Waters, 
W82-00209 1501 5 A 

BONHAM, E. 

Resolving the Fish vs Flood Control Controver- 
sy on the Vedder River, 
W82-05765 1511 4A 

BONNER, R. F. 

Outlook for Water and Wastewater Systems, 
Processes, and Equipment: Comments from Mal- 
colm Pirnie, Inc., White Plains, NY, 
W82-03474 1508 6A 

BONNER, R. F. JR. 

Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Pioneers 

in Conservation Approach, 

W82-03255 1507 5D 

BONNET, L. 

Isolation and Identification of Pathogenic Mi- 
croorganisms at Wastewater-Irrigated Fields: 
Ratios in Air and Wastewater, 
W82-O0579 1502 5A 

BONNIN, J. 

Survey of Present Knowledge on Cavitation in 
Liquids Other Than Cold Water (Thermody- 
namic Effect), 
W82-05280 1511 8B 

BONTOUX, J. 

Testing the Flocculation/Coagulation of 
Wastewater by Granulomere Analysis of Sus- 
pended Solids in the Water Using a Laser Dif- 
fraction Meter, 
W82-00463 1501 5D 

BOOKER, D. I. J. 

Beddington Sewage-Treatment Works, Canyon: 
Some Operating Experiences 1969-79, 
W82-02410 1505 5D 

BOOMAN, G. L. 

Fabrication and Characterization of Metal Mem- 
branes Having Pore Charge Control for Desali- 
nation, 
W82-05314 1511 3 A 

BOON, A. G. 

Survey and Evaluation of Fine Bubble Dome 

Diffuser Aeration Equipment, 

W82-04395 1510 5D 

BOONE, D. R. 

Formulating Alternatives for Environmental 

Studies, 

W82-00997 1502 6G 

Terminal Reactions in the Anaerobic Digestion 

of Animal Waste, 

W82-04454 1510 5D 

BOORAM, C. V. 

Survival of Eggs and Larvae of Swine Nema- 
tode Parasites in Aerobic and Anaerobic Waste 
Treatment Systems, 
W82-00161 1501 5D 

BOORMAN, L. A. 

The Changing Status of Reedswamp in the Nor- 
folk Broads, 
W82-O0691 1502 5C 

BOOTH, J. 

Appalachian Regional Commission and the 
Coastal Plains Regional Commission, 
W82-02515 1505 6E 

BOOTH, M. G. 

The Use of Oxygen in Sewage Treatment, 
W82-06262 1512 5D 



PA 22 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BOURQUE, H. 



BOPP, R. F. 

Sediment Mixing and Accumulation Rate Ef- 
fects on Radionuclide Depth Profiles in Hudson 
Estuary Sediments, 
W82-05868 1511 2J 

BORDEAU, L. E. 

Purge Aquifer to Remove Volatile Organic 

Contamination, 

W82-06842 1512 5G 

BORDESSA, R. 

Servicing Growth in the Metropolitan Toronto 
Region During the Early Years of the Ontario 
Water Resources Commission: 1956-1968, 
W82-05566 1511 6E 

BORDNER, R. H. 

Microbiology: Methodology and Quality Assur- 
ance, 
W82-01285 1503 5 A 

Microbiology: Methodology and Quality Assur- 
ance, 
W82-06919 1512 5 A 

BORDOVSKY, J. P. 

Low Energy Precision Application (LEPA) Ir- 
rigation System, 
W82-01859 1504 3F 

BOREMAN, J, 

An Empirical Methodology for Estimating En- 
trainment Losses at Power Plants Sited on Estu- 



Forage Production Utilizing Cheese Plant Efflu- 
ent Under High-Altitude Conditions, 
W82-05265 1511 3C 



anes, 
W82-01173 



1503 6G 



BORENZSTAJN-ROTEM, Y. 

Isolation and Identification of Pathogenic Mi- 
croorganisms at Wastewater-Irrigated Fields: 
Ratios in Air and Wastewater, 
W82-O0579 1502 5 A 

BORGHARD, W. G. 

Westchester County's Peekskill Wastewater 
Treatment Plant Replaces Five Plants, 
W82-05399 1511 5D 

BORGMANN, U. 

Determination of Free Metal Ion Concentrations 

Using Bioassays, 

W82-01821 1504 5 A 

Effect of Metals on the Biomass Production 

Kinetics of Freshwater Copepods, 

W82-00593 1502 5C 

Interactive Effects of Metals in Mixtures on 
Biomass Production Kinetics of Freshwater Co- 
pepods, 
W82-01125 1503 5C 

BORGWARDT, R. H. 

Combined Flue Gas Desulfurization and Water 
Treatment in Coal-Fired Power Plants, 
W82-O2606 1506 3E 

BORJESON, H. B. 

Field Report on a Nonpolluting Bleach Plant, 
W82-02793 1506 5D 

BORMAN, R. G. 

Effects of a Cattle Feedlot on Ground-Water 
Quality in the South Platte River Valley Near 
Greeley, Colorado, 
W82-01790 1503 5B 

Water-Level Records for the Northern High 

Plains of Colorado, 1977-81, 

W82-00422 1501 7C 

BORNKAMM, R. 

Boron Status of Berlin Waters (Bor-Status Ber- 
liner Gewasser), 
W82-04767 1511 5 A 

BORRELLI, J. 

Blaney-Criddle Coefficients for Western Turf 

Grasses, 

W82-04310 1510 2D 



BORROWS, P. 

Reviving the Rio Reconquista, 
W82-02014 



1504 5G 



BORST, M. 

Dispersant Application System for the U.S. 

Coast Guard 32-Foot WPB, 

W82-05069 1511 5G 

BORTKEVICH, S. V, 

Controlling the Quality of Compaction of Earth 
Fill in the Construction of High Dams, 
W82-05109 1511 8 A 

BORTNIK, V. N. 

Balance of Biogenic Elements in the Aral Sea 

Upon a Drop of Its Level, 

W82-01370 1503 2H 

BORTON, D. L. 

Fate of Suspended Biological Solids Discharged 

to Receiving Waters, 

W82-05448 1511 5B 

BOSCH, J. M. 

A Review of Catchment Experiments to Deter- 
mine the Effect of Vegetation Changes on Water 
Yield and Evapotranspiration, 
W82-05647 1511 4C 

BOSIO, N. J. 

Size Distribution of Amazon River Bed Sedi- 



ment, 
W82-03488 



1508 2J 



BOSMANS, F. 

Effects of Short-Term Changes in Rain Water 
Supply on the Ionic Composition of Acid Moor- 
land Pools in the Campine of Antwerp (Bel- 
gium), 
W82-02775 1506 2H 

BOSSERMAN, R. W. 

Classification and Management of Wetlands in 

the Western Kentucky Coal Field, 

W82-05549 1511 5C 

BOST, J-F. 

Sanitation Service Management in France (La 

Gestion des Services d'Assainissement en 

France), 

W82-01351 1503 6F 

BOST, R. C. 

Effect of Urbanization on Alternative Flood 

Control Strategies, 

W82-04244 1509 4C 

BOTHA, B. J. V. 

The Relationship Between Macro-Topography 
and the Groundwater Quality in the Great Fish 
River Basin, Eastern Cape Province, 
W82-01718 1503 2F 

BOTHWELL, M. L. 

Aluminum Shadowing-Direct Projection Photo- 
microscopy of Diatom Frustules, 
W82-00884 1502 5 A 

BOTHWELL, P. D. 

Comparison of Trihalomethane Levels and 
Other Water Quality Parameters for Three 
Treatment Plants on the Ottawa River, 
W82-04810 1511 5F 

BOTTCHER, A. B. 

Nutrient and Sediment Loadings from a Subsur- 
face Drainage System, 
W82-02266 1505 5B 

Sediment and Nutrient Movement from the 

Black Creek Watershed, 

W82-00135 1501 5B 

Subsurface Drainage and Sediment Transport 

Model, 

W82-00894 1502 2G 



BOUCHER, P. 

Determination of the Confidence Intervals of the 
Wakeby Distribution Using Order Statistics, 
W82-01317 1503 2E 

A Method for Estimating Peak Water Demand 

of Multifamily Residences, 

W82-04734 1510 6D 

BOUDOU, A. 

Comparative Study of the Trophic Transfer of 
Two Mercury Compounds~HGCL2 and 
CH3HGCL--Between Chlorella Vulgaris and 
Daphnia Magna. Influence of Temperature, 
W82-03602 1508 5B 

Methylmercury Contamination of an Experi- 
mental Trophic Chain: Importance of the Pri- 
mary Producer-Consumer System. (Contamina- 
tion D'une Chaine Trophique Experimentale par 
le Methylmercure: Importance du Systeme 'Pro- 
ducteur-Consommateur Primaire'), 
W82-03303 1507 5C 

BOUGHTON, W. C. 

Modifications to Steam Channels in the Brisbane 

Metropolitan Area, Australia, 

W82-05572 1511 4A 

BOUGIE, R. 

Spatial and Temporal Variations in Cesium- 137 
and Carbon in Sediments of Saguenay Fjord 
(Variations Spatiales et-Temporelles du Cesium- 
137 et du Carbone dans des Sediments du Fjord 
du Saguenay), 
W82-01644 1503 2J 

Temporal and Spatial Variations of Mercury, 
Lead, Zinc, and Copper in Sediments of the 
Saguenay Fjord, 
W82-01639 1503 5B 

BOULDIN, D. R. 

Effects of Dairy Manure on Phosphorus Con- 
centrations and Losses in Tile Effluent, 
W82-01479 1503 5B 

Phosphorus Concentration-Water Flow Interac- 
tions in Tile Effluent from Manured Land, 
W82-01340 1503 5B 

BOULEGUE, J. 

Sulfur Speciation and Associated Trace Metals 

(FE, CU) in the Pore Waters of Great Marsh, 

Delaware, 

W82-05415 1511 2K 

BOUMA, J. 

A Field Method for Measuring Short-Circuiting 

in Clay Soils, 

W82-05626 1511 2G 

Measuring the Hydraulic Conductivity of Soil 
Adjacent to Tile Drains in a Heavy Clay Soil in 
the Netherlands, 
W82-01323 1503 2G 

Soil Morphology and Preferential Flow Along 

Macropores, 

W82-03175 1507 2G 

BOURBONNIERE, R. A. 

Southern Lake Michigan Sediments: Changes in 

Accumulation Rate, Mineralogy, and Organic 

Content, 

W82-01958 1504 2J 

BOURGET, E. 

Initial Colonization of Artificial Substrate: Com- 
munity Development and Structure Studied by 
Scanning Electron Microscopy, 
W82-05193 1511 2L 

BOURQUE, H. 

Absorption of Fenitrothion by Plankton and 

Benthic Algae, 

W82-00874 1502 5B 



PA-23 



BOUSFIELD, K. H. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BOUSFIELD, K. H. 

Information Management: A Role for Primacy 

Agencies in The 80S, 

W82-03891 1509 10B 

BOUTIN, C. 

The Use of the Equilibrium Temperature to 
Establish the Heat Balance of a Water Surface 
(Sur l'Utilization de la Temperature d'Equilibre 
pour l'Etablissement du Bilan Thermique d'Un 
Plan d'Eau), 
W82-01353 1503 2H 

BOUTOT, W. 

Dissolved Oxygen Modelling of the St. Croix 

River, Maine - New Brunswick, 

W82-06572 1512 5B 

BOUTRON, C. 

Sources of Twelve Trace Metals in Antarctic 

Snows Determined by Principal Component 

Analysis, 

W82-02378 1505 5B 

BOUVETTE, T. C. 

Revised Rainfall Frequency Analysis for Hous- 
ton, 
W82-05863 1511 2B 

BOUWER, H. 

Rapid-Infiltration Research at Flushing Mead- 
ows Project, Arizona, 
W82-05334 1511 5D 

BOUYER, Y. 

Chemical and Hydrological Heterogeneity of 
Groundwaters in the Upper 'Jura Neuchatelois', 
Switzerland. (Heterogeneite Chimique et Hydro- 
logique Des Eaux Souterraines D'un Karst Du 
Haut-Jura Neuchatelois, Suisse), 
W82-03794 1509 2K 

BOUZANNE, M. 

Determination of Trace Inorganic Pollutants 
(Cu, Pb, Cd, Zn) in Waters by Differential Pulse 
Anodic Stripping Voltammetry at a Rotating 
Mercury Film Electrode (Dosage de Micropol- 
luants Mineraux des eaux (Cu, Pb, Cd, Zn) par 
Voltamperometrie de Redissolution Anodique 
Impulsionnelle sur Electrode Tournante a Film 
de Mercure), 
W82-04458 1510 5A 

BOWEN, A. J. 

Molecular Diffusion and the Sedimentary Envi- 
ronment: Results from the In Situ Determination 
of Whole Sediment Diffusion Coefficients, 
W82-03091 1507 2J 

BOWEN, G. E. 

Institutional Barriers to Water Quality Planning 
and Management in the Southeast - Vol I - 
Technical Report, Part I - Institutional Barriers, 
W82-O2101 1505 6E 

Institutional Barriers to Water Quality Planning 

and Management in the Southeast - Vol II - 

Technical Report, Part II - Issues, Problems, and 

Data, 

W82-O2102 1505 6E 

Institutional Barriers to Water Quality Planning 
and Management in the Southeast, Vol III - 
Annotated Bibliography, 
W82-02103 1505 10C 

BOWEN, J. E. 

Cutting Irrigation Costs, 

W82-05081 151] 3p 

BOWEN, R. 

Direct Filtration Studies at Traverse City Water 

Treatment Plant, 

W82-O0945 1502 5F 



Down to Earth Leak Detection, 
W82-03561 



1508 5F 



BOWEN, S. H. 

A Study of Biotic Transport of Asbestiform 

Fibers in Lake Superior, 

W82-03950 1509 5B 

BOWER, C. E. 

A Salicylate-Hypochlorite Method for Deter- 
mining Ammonia in Seawater, 
W82-00238 1501 5A 

BOWER, D. E. 

Drainage Areas of Streams at Selected Loca- 
tions in Kentucky, 
W82-02835 1506 7C 

BOWER, P. M. 

Addition of Radiocarbon to the Mixed-Layers of 
Two Small Lakes: Primary Production, Gas Ex- 
change, Sedimentation and Carbon Budget, 
W82-04730 1510 2H 

BOWER, R. F. 

Potentiometric-Surface Map for the Cretaceous 
Aquifer, Virginia Coastal Plain, 1978, 
W82-00727 1502 7C 

BOWERS, A. E. 

New Concepts in Filtration Plant Design and 

Rehabilitation, 

W82-02681 1506 5F 

BOWERS, J. 

Runoff and Pollution Abatement Characteristics 

of Concrete Grid Pavements, 

W82-02801 1506 5B 

BOWERS, J. A. 

Effects of Thermocline Displacement Upon Sub- 
surface Chlorophyll Maxima in Lake Michigan, 
W82-01957 1504 2H 

BOWERS, S. A. 

Operational Evaluation of Village Level Irriga- 
tion Conveyance Systems, 
W82-00696 1502 3F 

BOWERSOX, V. C. 

Analysis of Precipitation Chemistry at a Central 

Pennsylvania Site, 

W82-00980 1502 2K 

BOWKER, R. P. G. 

Evaluation of On-Site Wastewater Treatment 

and Disposal Options, 

W82-04404 1510 5D 

Production Engineering and Marketing Analysis 

of the Rotating Disk Evaporator, 

W82-04405 1510 5D 

BOWLER, D. S. 

Random Differential Equations in River Water 

Quality Modeling, 

W82-05343 1511 6A 

BOWMAN, C. F. 

A New Look at Design of Raw Water Piping, 
W82-01029 1502 8A 

BOWMAN, D. D. 

Parasites in Southern Sludges and Disinfection 

by Standard Sludge Treatment, 

W82-04408 1510 5B 

BOWMAN, G. 

Hydrogeologic Data from Test Drilling near 

Verna Beach, Florida, 1978, 

W82-00424 1501 2F 

BOWMAN, J. O. 

Reliability of On-Site Sewage Disposal Systems 

in Fairfax County, Virginia, 

W82-05812 15H 5D 

BOWMAN, K. O. 

Weather Modification from Cooling Towers. A 

Test Based on the Distributional Properties of 

Rainfall, 

W82-01527 1503 2B 



BOWYER-LOWE, J. 

Conversion of Rapid Gravity Filters to Fully 
Automatic Operation Using a Programmable 
Logic Controller, 
W82-05802 15)1 5 p 

BOX, J. E. JR. 

The Effects of Surface Slaty Fragments on Soil 

Erosion by Water, 

W82-00471 1501 2J 

BOXLEY, W. M. 

Hydrologic Effects of the Flood Abatement 
Program in Southwestern Oklahoma, 
W82-04225 1509 4A 

BOYCE, D. S. 

The Effect of Bentonite Clay on Ozone Disin- 
fection of Bacteria and Viruses in Water, 
W82-00292 1501 5F 

BOYCE, F. M. 

Hypolimnion Flow Between the Central and 
Eastern Basins of Lake Erie During 1977 (Inter- 
basin Hypolimnion Flows) 
W82-01153 1503 2H 

BOYD, C. E. 

Effects of Ion-Pairing on Calculations of Ionic 
Activities of Major Ions in Freshwater, 
W82-00823 1502 2K 

Frequency of Low Dissolved Oxygen Concen- 
trations in Ponds for Commercial Culture of 
Channel Catfish, 
W82-04O83 1509 81 



Liming Fish Ponds, 
W82-05866 



1511 5G 



Relationships Between Pond Sediments and Si- 

mazine Loss from Waters of Laboratory 

Systems, 

W82-02330 1505 5B 

BOYD, D. W. 

Development of a Prototype Method for Train- 
ing Users of Water Resources Planning Models: 
Phase I, 
W82-02540 1505 6A 

BOYLE, D. B. 

Interagency Connections: Insurance Against In- 
terruptions in Supply, 
W82-04090 1509 5F 

BOYLE, J. S. 

Autocorrelations of Moisture Parameters on 

Isentropic Surfaces, 

W82-06210 1512 2B 

BOYLE, M. V. 

Effect of Leachate Flow Rate on Metal Migra- 
tion Through Soil, 
W82-00565 1502 5E 

BOYLE, T. P. 

Degradation of Pentachlorophenol in Simulated 

Lentic Environment, 

W82-03489 1508 5B 

Effects of the Aquatic Herbicide 2,4-D DMA on 
the Ecology of Experimental Ponds, 
W82-01949 1504 5C 

BOYLE, V. J. 

Bacterial DNA Repair Assay of Selected Com- 
pounds in Pulp and Paper Mill Effluents, 
W82-00687 1502 5C 

BOYLE, W. C. 

Design Manual; Onsite Wastewater Treatment 

and Disposal Systems, 

W82-03538 1508 5D 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BRAUN, T. 



A Field Evaluation of Selected Water Conserva- 
tion and Wastewater Reduction Systems for 
Residential Applications, 
W82-02180 1505 3D 

Onsite Alternatives for Treatment and Disposal, 
W82-01248 1503 5D 

BOYLE, W. H. 

Sludge Blanket in Activated Final Clarifiers, 
W82-00951 1502 5D 

BOYLEN, C. W. 

Influence of Seasonal Temperature on the Tem- 
perature Optima of Bacteria in Sediments of 
Lake George, New York, 
W82-00606 1502 2H 

BOYNTON, W. R. 

Freshwater Influences on Striped Bass Popula- 
tion Dynamics, 
W82-02116 1505 6G 

BOYUM, A. 

Post-Glacial Sediments in Lake Linnevatn, 

Spitsbergen, 

W82-02869 1506 2H 

BOZEMAN, E. L. JR. 

The Abundance of Estuarine Larval and Juve- 
nile Fish in a South Carolina Intertidal Creek, 
W82-00276 1501 2L 

BRAAM, F. 

Effect of Copper on Nitrification in Activated 

Sludge, 

W82-01497 1503 5C 

BRADDOCK, R. D. 

Optimization Principle for Air and Water Move- 
ment, 
W82-05172 1511 2G 

Properties of the Sorptivity for Exponential Dif- 
fusivity and Application to the Measurement of 
the Soil Water Diffusivity, 
W82-01897 1504 2G 

BRADE, C. E. 

Anaerobic Sludge Digestion-Need It Be Expen- 
sive, 
W82-03389 1507 5D 

Sludge Tankering Economics - A Fresh Ap- 
proach, 
W82-06076 1512 5E 

BRADEN, J. B. 

The Economics of Cooperation Over Collective 

Bads, 

W82-01909 1504 6 A 

Some Emerging Rights in Agricultural Land, 
W82-04890 1511 6E 

BRADF1ELD, G. E. 

Vegetation Structure and Diversity Components 

of a Fraser Estuary Tidal Marsh, 

W82-06465 1512 2L 

BRADFORD, G. R. 

Are Sierra Lakes Becoming Acid, 

W82-0O231 1501 5C 

BRADFORD, J. M. 

Gully Development in the Deep Loess Hills 

Region of Central Missouri, 

W82-00472 1501 2J 

BRADFORD, W. L. 

Records of Water Levels in Unconsolidated De- 
posits in Eastern South Dakota, 
W82-01788 1503 7C 

Water-Level Records for the Big Sioux Aquifer, 

Minnehaha County, South Dakota, 

W82-02844 1506 2F 

Water Levels in Bedrock Aquifers in South 

Dakota, 

W82-02466 1505 2F 



BRADLEY, B. 

A Survey of Aerated Lagoon Performance, 
W82-06391 1512 5D 

BRADLEY, G. A. 

Aircraft Radar Responses to Soil Moisture, 
W82-04187 1509 7B 

BRADLEY, M. W. 

Geologic, Hydrologic and Chemical Data From 
Test Wells in the Dickson Area, Tennessee, 
W82-O0O90 1501 7C 

BRADNER, L. A. 

Potentiometric Surface of the Floridan Aquifer 

in Central Sumter County, Florida, September 

1981, 

W82-05850 1511 7C 

BRADSHAW, G. 

Operational Performance of an RBC Unit in 

Conjunction with a Septic Tank, 

W82-04355 1510 5D 

BRADSTREET, K. A. 

Try Chemical Tests If Industrial Wastes Are 

Strong, 

W82-05037 1511 5D 



BRAIDS, O. C. 

Ground Water, 
W82-01273 



1503 2F 



BRAILEY, D. 

Energy Management in the Water Works Indus- 
try, 
W82-02608 1506 5F 

BRAINERD, R. T. 

Floodplain Regulations and Residential Land 

Values in Oregon, 

W82-05930 1512 6F 

BRAKENSIEK, D. L. 

Estimating Soil Water Retention from Soil Prop- 
erties, 
W82-06332 1512 2G 

Statistical Analysis of the Brooks-Corey and the 
Green-Ampt Parameters Across Soil Textures, 
W82-01107 1503 2G 

BRAKKE, D. F. 

Responses of Northern New England Lakes to 
Atmospheric Inputs of Acids and Heavy Metals, 
W82-04420 1510 5B 

BRALTS, V. F. 

Drip Irrigation Uniformity Considering Emitter 

Plugging, 

W82-01860 1504 3F 

BRAMELLER, A. 

An Integrated Mesh-Nodal Method for Steady- 
State Water Distribution Network Analysis, 
W82-03305 1507 5F 

Water Distribution Network Analysis Using In- 
teractive Graphics, 
W82-06453 1512 5F 

BRAND, J. G. 

The Cape Flats Sewage Treatment Works, 
W82-00957 1502 5D 

BRAND, J. I. 

Open-Pore Polyurethane as a Medium for Coal 
Conversion Process Aqueous Effluent Cleanup, 
W82-01577 1503 5D 

BRANDANI, V. 

Magnesium Oxide Production from Concentrat- 
ed Brines, 
W82-06111 1512 3A 

BRANDE, J. 

Worthless, Valuable, or What. An Appraisal of 

Wetlands, 

W82-00177 1501 6B 



BRANDES, D. 

The Significance of Tropical Cyclone Rainfall in 

the Water Supply of South Florida, 

W82-03821 1509 2B 

BRANDL, J. S. 

Pharmaceutical Company's Aeration System 

Saves Energy, 

W82-01180 1503 5D 

BRANDT, L. W. 

Dewatering Florida Phosphatic Clay Wastes 

With Moving Screens, 

W82-00049 1501 5D 

BRANICA, M. 

Voltammetric Studies on the Stability of the 

ZN(II) Chelates with NTA and EDTA and the 

Kinetics of their Formation in Lake Ontario 

Water, 

W82-01839 1504 2H 

BRANSON, D. R. 

Prioritization of Chemicals According to the 
Degree of Hazard in the Aquatic Environment, 
W82-00300 1501 5C 

BRAS, R. L. 

Intraseasonal Water Allocation in Deficit Irriga- 
tion, 
W82-01916 1504 3F 

The Irrigation Scheduling Problem and Evapo- 

transpiration Uncertainty, 

W82-02900 1506 2D 

Real-Time, Statistically Linearized, Adaptive 

Flood Routing, 

W82-06855 1512 4A 

BRASHEAR, D. A. 

Comparison of Methods for Recovering Indig- 
enous Viruses from Raw Wastewater Sludge, 
W82-06890 1512 5 A 

BRASS, H. J. 

Procedures for Analyzing Contaminants in 

Drinking Water, 

W82-05438 1511 5 A 

BRATBY, J. R. 

Interpreting Laboratory Results for the Design 
of Rapid Mixing and Flocculation Systems, 
W82-01166 1503 5F 

Optimizing Coagulants and Flocculant Aids for 

Settling, 

W82-02409 1505 5F 

BRAUD, H. J. 

Trickle Irrigation Lateral Design on Sloping 

Fields, 

W82-01537 1503 8C 

BRAULT, J. 

New Waterborne Bacteriophages Active on 

Yersinia Enterocolitica, 

W82-00662 1502 5 A 

BRAUN, H. E. 

Organochlorine Insecticides and PCB in Surfi- 
cial Sediments of Lake Michigan (1975), 
W82-01190 1503 5A 

Organochlorine Residues in Suspended Solids 
Collected from the Mouths of Canadian Streams 
Flowing into the Great Lakes 1974-1977, 
W82-05635 1511 5B 

BRAUN, R. 

Anaerobic Filter Treatment of Molasses Distill- 
ery Slops, 
W82-06312 1512 5D 

BRAUN, T. 

Preconcentration of Phenylmercury, Methyl- 
mercury and Inorganic Mercury from Natural 






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BRAUN, T. 



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Waters with Diethylammonium 

Diethyldithiocarbamate-Loaded Polyurethane 

Foam, 

W82-02297 1505 5 A 

BRAY, D. I. 

Evaluation of Effective Boundary Roughness 

for Gravel-Bed Rivers, 

W82-01161 1503 8B 

BRAY, E. A. 

Clonal Variations in the Water Relations of Red 
Osier Dogwood During Cold Acclimation, 
W82-O0839 1502 21 

BRAY, M. M. 

Assessment of 1978 Water Quality Conditions in 

the Upper Potomac Estuary, 

W82-0O052 1501 5C 

BRECK, W. G. 

A Sampling Study of the Brown Seaweed, As- 
cophyllum Nodosum as a Marine Monitor for 
Trace Metals, 
W82-06050 1512 5B 

BREDEHOEFT, J. D. 

Strategy for Radioactive Waste Disposal in 

Crystalline Rocks, 

W82-00299 1501 5E 

BREEN, C. M. 

Growth and Reproduction of Potamogeton Cris- 

pus in a South African Lake, 

W82-03406 1508 2H 

The Pongolo Floodplain: A Unique Ecosystem 

Threatened, 

W82-00684 1502 6G 

The Study of Phosphorus and Nitrogen Fluxes 

in Enriched Isolation Columns, 

W82-02563 1505 5C 

BREIMBURST, L. H. 

Determining Maximum Influent Concentrations 
of Priority Pollutants for Treatment Plants, 
W82-02307 1505 5 A 

BREKHOVSKIKH, V. F. 

Effect of a Deep-Water Outfall from a Power- 

Plant Reservoir on Water Quality in the Lower 

Pool, 

W82-03768 1509 5C 

BREMMON, C. E. 

Methane Production from Ozonated Pulp Mill 

Effluent, 

W82-00155 1501 5D 

BRENNIMAN, G. R. 

Environmental Impact and Health Effects of 

Wastewater Chlorination, 

W82-01451 1503 5D 

Home Water Softeners, Water Softness and Pos- 
sible Health Implications, 
W82-01045 1502 5F 

Recreational Water Quality and Health, 
W82-02997 1506 5C 

BRESLER, E. 

Effect of Field Variability in Soil Hydraulic 
Properties on Solutions of Unsaturated Water 
and Salt Flows, 
W82-01898 1504 2G 

Soil Hydraulic Properties as Stochastic Process- 
es: I. An Analysis of Field Spatial Variability, 
W82-03315 1507 2G 

Transport of Salts in Soils and Subsoils, 
W82-00930 1502 5B 

A Univariate Versus a Multivariate Parameter 
Distribution in a Stochastic-Conceptual Analysis 
of Unsaturated Flow, 
W82-06856 1512 2G 



BRESLIN, M. K. 

Performance Testing of Four Skimming 

Systems, 

W82-05059 1511 5G 

Performance Testing of the Diperna Sweeper, 
W82-05058 1511 5G 

Use of Selected Sorbents and an Aqueous Film 
Foam on Floating Hazardous Materials, 
W82-05063 1511 5G 

Using Coherent Water Jets to Control Oil Spills, 
W82-03031 1507 5G 

BRETELER, R. J. 

Retention and Fate of Experimentally Added 
Mercury in a Massachusetts Salt Marsh Treated 
with Sewage Sludge, 
W82-03695 1508 5B 

BRETH, H. 

The Annabrucke River Power Station on the 
Drau, Constructions Taken to Prevent Erosion 
in the Vicinity of the Barrage on an Exceptional 
Subsoil (Das Draukraftwerk Annabrucke, Mass- 
nahmen zur Verhinderung der Erosion in Ber- 
eich Des Bauwerkes auf Aussergewohnlichem 
Untergrund), 
W82-06636 1512 8E 

BREUSERS, H. N. C. 

Physical Modeling of Rotterdamse Waterweg 

Estuary, 

W82-03671 1508 2L 

BREVIK, E. M. 

Organochlorine Residues in Fish from Lake 

Mjosa in Norway, 

W82-06697 1512 5 A 



BREW, J. S. 

Reliability of Water Resources, 
W82-02749 



1506 6 A 



BREWER, P. G. 

Elevated Concentrations of Actinides in Mono 

Lake, 

W82-05520 1511 5B 

BREWER, W. S. 

Examination of Probable Causes of Individual 

Water Supply Contamination, 

W82-06435 1512 5B 

BREWSTER, M. R. 

Emphasis on Distribution: Strategies for Small 
Scale Water Resources Development in Thai- 
land, 
W82-02408 1505 6 A 

BREZONIK, P. L. 

A Carlson-Type Trophic State Index for Nitro- 
gen in Florida Lakes, 
W82-02911 1506 5C 

Chemistry of Precipitation at Gainesville, Flor- 
ida, 
W82-00185 1501 2K 

Nitrifying Population Densities and Inhibition of 
Ammonium Oxidation in Natural and Sewage- 
Enriched Cypress Swamps, 
W82-04556 1510 5C 

Nutrient Loading - Trophic State Relationships 

in Florida Lakes, 

W82-02811 1506 5B 

Seepage Flow Into Florida Lakes, 

W82-04241 1509 2H 

Water Budget and Projected Water Quality in 
Proposed Man-Made Lakes Near Estuaries in 
the Marco Island Area, Florida, 
W82-02122 1505 5B 

BRIAND, F. 

Spatial and Temporal Overlap in Lake Phyto- 

plankton Communities, 

W82-02610 1506 2H 



BRICKER, O. P. 

Assessment Methodologies for Freshwater In- 
flows to Chesapeake Bay, 
W82-02118 1505 5B 

Reactor-Released Radionuclides in Susquehanna 

River Sediments, 

W82-03189 1507 5B 

BRIDGER, J. S. 

Algal Growth in Primary Settled Sewage-The 

Effects of Five Key Variables, 

W82-06055 1512 5D 

BRIDGER, K. C. 

Northwestern Ontario River Dimensions, 
W82-05742 1511 6G 

BRIDLE, T. R. 

Biological Nitrogen Control of Industrial 

Wastewater, 

W82-03131 1507 5D 

BRIERLEY, C. L. 

Biological Processes for Concentrating Trace 
Elements from Uranium Mine Waters, 
W82-06520 1512 5D 

BRIERLEY, J. A. 

Biological Processes for Concentrating Trace 
Elements from Uranium Mine Waters, 
W82-06520 1512 5D 

BRIGGS, R. 

Ultrasonic Sensors for Monitoring Flows and 
Sludge Solids Concentrations in Water and 
Waste-Water Treatment, 
W82-04842 1511 5D 



Where Do We Go from Here. 
W82-02086 



1504 7 A 



BRIGHAM, A. R. 

The Effects of Sedimentation on Aquatic Life of 

the Kankakee River, Phase II: Quantitative 

Studies and Threatened, Endangered, and Rare 

Species, 

W82-04389 1510 5C 

BRIGHAM, W. U. 

A Stress Function for Evaluating Strategies for 

Water Quality Management, 

W82-04407 1510 5C 

BRIGHT, G. R. 

Secondary Benthic Production in a Tropical 

Island Stream, 

W82-06933 1512 5C 

BRILL, E. D. 

Optimization of Looped Water Distribution 

Systems, 

W82-04045 1509 6 A 

BRILL, E. D. JR. 

Generating Alternative Solutions for Dynamic 
Programming Models of Water Resources Prob- 
lems, 
W82-01450 1503 6A 

Methods for Generating Alternative Solutions to 
Water Resources Planning Problems, 
W82-01449 1503 6A 

Multiperiod Design of Regional Wastewater 

Systems: Generating and Evaluating Alternative 

Plants, 

W82-04562 1510 5D 

Use of Mathematical Models to Generate Alter- 
native Solutions to Water Resources Planning 
Problems, 
W82-05072 1511 6A 

BRINCKMAN, F. E. 

Fingerprinting Inorganic Arsenic and Organoar- 
senic Compounds in the Situ Oil Shale Retort 



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BROWN, D. E. 



and Process Waters Using a Liquid Chromato- 
graph Coupled with an Atomic Absorption 
Spectrometer as a Detector, 
W82-05151 1511 5A 

Gas-Chromatographic Speciation of Methylstan- 
nanes in the Chesapeake Bay Using Purge Trap 
Sampling with a Tin-Selective Dector, 
W82-04808 1511 5 A 

Speciation of Trace Di- and Triorganotins in 
Water by Ion-Exchange HPLC-GFAA, 
W82-04037 1509 5 A 

BRINDLEY, P. 

A Review of Industrial Effluent Control Experi- 
ence, 
W82-06648 1512 5G 

BRINGI, V. N. 

A Preliminary Study of Comparative Meas- 
urements of Rainfall Rate Using The Differential 
Reflectivity Radar Technique and A Raingage 
Network, 
W82-04263 1510 2B 

BRISBIN, T. D. 

Metal Speciation. Effects on Aquatic Toxicity, 
W82-O0610 1502 5 A 

BRISTOW, K. L. 

A Proposed Technique to Measure Evapotran- 
spiration Using Micrometeorological Methods, 
W82-O0183 1501 2D 

BRITO, R. A. L. 

Managing Sprinkle Irrigation with Saline Water 

for Zero Leaching, 

W82-03521 1508 3C 

BRJTT, H. K. 

The North Carolina Sedimentation Control Pro- 

gram-An Assessment, 

W82-04160 1509 2J 

BRITTER, R. E. 

A Note on the Structure of the Head of an 

Intrusive Gravity Current, 

W82-05089 1511 2E 

BRITTO, A. M. 

Application of the Southwell Plot Method to the 
Inspection and Testing of Buried Flexible Pipes, 
W82-04649 1510 8 A 

BRITTON, A. 

Reducing Plumbosolvency - The Effect of 

Added Lime on the Loch Katrine Supply to 

Glasgow, 

W82-02446 1505 5F 

BRIZ-KISHORE, B. H. 

Analysis of Ground-Water Hydrographs for De- 
fining a Crystalline Hydrogeological Environ- 
ment, 
W82-03648 1508 2F 

An Aquifer Simulation Program for Micro- 
Based Processors, 
W82-01879 1504 2F 

BROACH, G. T. 

Effects of Potential Water Conservation Efforts 

in East Tennessee, 

W82-05745 1511 3D 

BROADBENT, F. E. 

Leaching of Calcium and Magnesium from Soil 
Columns as Affected by Form of Nitrogen in 
Applied Sewage, 
W82-00192 1501 5E 

BROADBENT, R. C. 

Artificial Recharge of Colorado River Water in 
Las Vegas Valley: Management Options and 
Potential Aquifer System Responses, 
W82-06694 1512 6B 

BROADHEAD, R. 

The Development of Methods for Determining 

Aquifer Characteristics, 

W82-00827 1502 2F 



BROCH, E. 

Designing and Excavating Underground Power- 
plants, 
W82-05982 1512 8E 

BROCK, R. R. 

Steady State Perched Groundwater Mounds on 

Thick Sublayers, 

W82-06317 1512 2F 

BROCK, R. W. 

Kaneohe Bay Sewage Diversion Experiment: 
Perspectives on Ecosystem Responses to Nutri- 
tional Perturbation, 
W82-06846 1512 5G 

BROCK, T. D. 

Anaerobic Methane Oxidation: Occurrence and 

Ecology, 

W82-00218 1501 2H 

Dynamics of Bacterial Sulfate Reduction in a 

Eutrophic Lake, 

W82-03119 1507 2H 

Groundwater Seepage as a Nutrient Source to a 
Drainage Lake; Lake Mendota, Wisconsin, 
W82-06285 1512 5B 

Photosynthetic Bacterial Production and Carbon 
Mineralization in a Meromictic Lake, 
W82-03403 1508 2H 

The Role of Phototrophic Bacteria in the Sulfur 

Cycle of a Meromictic Lake, 

W82-01831 1504 2H 

BROCKMANN, C. 

The Tidal Stream in the German Bight, 
W82-05190 1511 2L 

BROCKSEN, R. W. 

Entrainment and Impingement in Power Plant 

Cooling Systems, 

W82-01276 1503 6G 

BROCKWAY, C. E. 

Ponding Surface Drainage Water for Sediment 

and Phosphorus Removal, 

W82-04358 1510 4D 

BRODEUR, T. P. 

Upgrading to Increase Treatment Capacity, 
W82-03654 1508 5F 

BRODOWSKI, D. F. 

Sulfur Contituents of Sediments and Their Rela- 
tionship to Lake Acidification, 
W82-03558 1508 5B 

BROEKER, H. W. 

Automatic Flow Control in Combined Sewer 

Systems-Effectiveness and Implementation 

Problems, 

W82-04049 1509 5D 

BROMBACH, H. 

Flow Control at Stormwater Overflows and 
Stormwater Tanks (Abflusssteuerung von 
Regenwasserbehandlungsanlagen), 
W82-06633 1512 8C 

BROMLEY, D. W. 

The Economics of Cooperation Over Collective 

Bads, 

W82-01909 1504 6A 

BRONSTEIN, B. 

Argentina's Hydroelectric-Based Energy Plan, 
W82-02794 1506 8 A 

BROOKMAN, G. T. 

Planning Study to Model and Monitor Coal Pile 

Run-Off, 

W82-O0O91 1501 6A 

Simulating Coal Pile Runoff as a Design Tool, 
W82-03692 1508 5B 



BROOKS, K. N. 

Calibrating and Verifying the SSARR Model- 
Missouri River Watersheds Study, 
W82-03549 1508 2A 

Economic Evaluation of Watershed Projects- 
An Overview Methodology and Application, 
W82-05735 1511 6B 



BROSSET, C. 

The Mercury Cycle, 
W82-01869 



1504 5B 



BROTHERSON, J. D. 

The Effects of Dissolved Heavy Metals on At- 
tached Diatoms in the Uintah Basin of Utah, 
U.S.A., 
W82-04951 1511 5 A 

BROUGHTON, R. S. 

Water Loss Equations and Coefficients to Esti- 
mate Runoff from Rainfall, 
W82-03441 1508 2 A 

BROWDER, J. A. 

A New Approach to Determining the Quantita- 
tive Relationship Between Fishery Production 
and the Flow of Fresh Water to Estuaries, 
W82-02130 1505 4C 

BROWER, G. R. 

Solid Wastes and Water Quality, 

W82-01269 1503 5B 

Solid Wastes and Water Quality, 

W82-06929 1512 5B 

BROWER, R. D. 

Assessment of Eighteen Public Groundwater 

Supplies in Illinois, 

W82-02510 1505 2F 

BROWER, W. W. II. 

Biological and Physical Investigations of Bodies 
of Water Beneath Dense Water Hyacinth Popu- 
lations Before and After Chemical Treatment, 
W82-01678 1503 5B 

BROWN, A. 

Isolation of Pittsburgh Pneumonia Agent from a 

Hospital Shower, 

W82-06891 1512 5B 

BROWN, A. C. 

Effects of Phenol on Oxygen Consumption in 
The Whelk, Bullia Digitalis (Dillwyn), 
W82-04262 1510 5C 

BROWN, A. E. 

An Evaluation of the Effects of Acid Rain on 
Low Conductivity Headwater Streams in Penn- 
sylvania, 
W82-05843 1511 5B 

BROWN, B. E. 

Effect of Ashfall on Snowmelt Rate at Paradise, 

Mount Rainier, Washington, 

W82-05871 1511 2C 

BROWN, D. 

The Assessment of the Possible Inhibitory Effect 
of Dyestuffs on Aerobic Waste- Water Bacteria, 
Experience with a Screenint Test, 
W82-04825 1511 5C 

BROWN, D. E. 

Hydrology of Area 3, Eastern Coal Province, 

Pennsylvania, 

W82-05831 1511 7C 

Hydrology of Area 5, Eastern Coal Province, 
Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia, 
W82-05834 1511 7C 

Infiltration Inflow Analysis: Finding the Source, 
W82-05038 1511 5B 



PA-27 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



BROWN, D. J. A. 

The Chemistry and Fishery Status of Acid 
Lakes in Norway and Their Relationship to Eu- 
ropean Sulphur Emissions, 
W82-03418 1508 5C 

BROWN, E. J. 

Phosphorus-Limited Growth of a Green Alga 

and a Blue-Green Alga, 

W82-03120 1507 2H 

BROWN, G. 

A Microprocessor-Based Controller for the 

Plugging Factor Monitor, 

W82-06398 1512 3 A 

Optimum Use of Chlorine in Circulating Water, 
W82-06498 1512 5F 

BROWN, G. A. 

Water Resources of Prince William Forest Park, 

Virginia, 

W82-00026 1501 7C 

BROWN, G. J. 

Anaerobic Fermentation - Filtration of Potato 

Processing Wastewater, 

W82-04713 1510 5D 

Treatment of Potato-Processing Waste Water by 
an Anaerobic Lagoon-Filter System, 
W82-00226 1501 5D 

BROWN, H. S. 

Perspective on Management and Disposal of 

Hazardous Wastes, 

W82-01635 1503 5E 

BROWN, J. A. H. 

A Mathematical Model of the Hydrologic 

Regime of the Upper Nile Basin, 

W82-01857 1504 2A 

BROWN, J. H. 

Effects of Use Pattern, Cover, Soil Drainage 
Class, and Overwinter Changes on Rain Infiltra- 
tion on Campsites, 
W82-04858 1511 2G 

Temporal Variations in Trihalomethane Content 
of Drinking Water, 

W82-00255 1501 5A 

BROWN, K. A. 

Sulphur in the Environment: A Review, 
W82-05179 1511 5B 

BROWN, K. W. 

Home Rule Wetlands Protection in Massachu- 
setts: Lovequist V. Conservation Commission of 
the Town of Dennis, 
W82-03450 1508 6E 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High Frequency Irrigation, 
W82-05313 1511 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation - Vol I: 
Comparison of Methods for Determining Soil 
Hydraulic Characteristics, 
W82-04169 1509 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation, Vol 2: Re- 
sponse of Peanuts to Irrigation Management at 
Different Crop Growth Stages, 
W82-05293 1511 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation, Vol. 3: De- 
termining the Transpiration Rate of Peach Trees 
Under Two Trickle Irrigation Regimes, 
W82-05312 1511 3F 

Mutagenic Potential of Water Concentrates 
from the Effluent of a Waste Oil Storage Pond, 
W82-05727 15 n 5C 



BROWN, L. 

A Case Study of Nutrients in the River Holem, 

West Yorkshire, England, 

W82-05577 1511 5B 

Qualitative and Quantitative Studies on the In 
Situ Adsorption, Degradation and Toxicity of 
Acrylamide by the Spiking of the Waters of 
Two Sewage Works and a River, 
W82-06044 1512 5D 

BROWN, L. C. 

Ultimate BOD Estimation in Receiving Water 

Quality Modeling, 

W82-04016 1509 5D 

BROWN, L. H. 

Organochlorine Residues in Kenya's Rift Valley 

Lakes, 

W82-00690 1502 5 A 

BROWN, M. J. 

Ponding Surface Drainage Water for Sediment 

and Phosphorus Removal, 

W82-04358 1510 4D 

BROWN, M. P. 

Automated Stream Diversion for Reservoir Pro- 
tection, 
W82-02600 1505 5G 

Hydrogeologic Data Collected from the Kissim- 
mee Planning Area, South Florida Water Man- 
agement District, 
W82-04974 1511 7C 

BROWN, M. S. 

Water Quality and Mangrove Ecosystem Dy- 
namics, 
W82-03003 1507 5C 

BROWN, P. 

Treatment of Florida Surface Waters for Use in 

Phosphate Beneficiation, 

W82-00048 1501 5D 

BROWN, P. L. 

Dryland Cropping Strategies for Efficient 
Water-Use to Control Saline Seeps in the North- 
ern Great Plains, U.S.A., 
W82-01023 1502 3F 

Saline Seep Development and Control in the 

North American Great Plains - Hydrogeological 

Aspects, 

W82-01022 1502 5B 

BROWN, S. 

A Comparison of the Structure, Primary Pro- 
ductivity, and Transpiration of Cypress Ecosys- 
tems in Florida, 
W82-03885 1509 21 

BROWN, S. W. 

Water Quality and Off-Flavor Problems in Com- 
mercial Channel Catfish Culture in West-Central 
Alabama, 
W82-04087 1509 5C 

BROWNE, D. W. 

Forecasting Water Demand in the Pacific 

Northwest, 

W82-04135 1509 6D 



BROWNE, F. X. 

Non-Point Sources, 
W82-01270 



1503 5B 



BROWNLEE, B. 

A Review of Benzothiazoles in the Aquatic En- 
vironment, 
W82-06571 1512 5C 

BROWNLEE, B. G. 

Ammonia Volatilization in a Hypertrophic Prai- 
rie Lake, 
W82-02915 1506 2H 

Blue-Green Algal Ammonia Uptake in Hyper- 
trophic Prairie Lakes, 
W82-02914 1506 2H 



BROYD, T. W. 

Dispersion Coefficients in Estuaries, 
W82-04684 1510 5B 

BROZKA, R. J. 

First- Year Effects of Clearcutting an Oak-Hick- 
ory Watershed on Water Yield, 
W82-06589 1512 4C 

Water Quality from Two Small Forested Water- 
sheds in Southern Illinois, 
W82-01140 1503 4C 

BRUBAKER, J. M. 

Space-Time Scales of Temperature Variability in 
the Seasonal Thermocline of Lake Tahoe, 
W82-03519 1508 2H 

BRUCE, A. M. 

New Approaches to Anaerobic Sludge Diges- 
tion, 
W82-01398 1503 5D 

Sewage Sludge Pumping - Recent Research and 

Application, 

W82-06258 1512 5D 

BRUCE, R. R. 

Daily Partitioning of Rainfall to Surface Runoff 
and Soil Water on Complex Landscapes, 
W82-03681 1508 2A 

BRUECK, T. M. 

Computer-Based Implementation of Combined 

Sewer Control, 

W82-04783 1511 5D 

BRUEGGEMANN, G. 

Treatment of Cyanide Waste by the Extended 

Aeration Process, 

W82-04787 1511 5D 

BRUEHL, D. H. 

Geological Studies of Industrially-Related Con- 
tamination: Soil and Ground Water Investiga- 
tions, 
W82-01425 1503 5B 

BRUGAM, R. B. 

Chemistry of Lake Water and Groundwater in 

Areas of Contrasting Glacial Drifts in Eastern 

Minnesota, 

W82-00821 1502 2K 

Lead-210 Analyses of Sediment Accumulation 

Rates in Five Southern Illinois Surface Mine 

Lakes, 

W82-03960 1509 2J 

BRUGGELLER, P. 

Complete Vitrification in Pure Liquid Water and 

Dilute Aqueous Solutions, 

W82-03361 1507 1A 

BRUGGINK, T. H. 

Third-Degree Price Discrimination and Regula- 
tion in the Municipal Water Industry, 
W82-04747 1510 6C 

BRUGMAN, M. M. 

Effects of Volcanism on the Glaciers of Mount 

St. Helens, 

W82-00007 1501 2C 

BRUHN, J. A. 

Simulation of Daily Weather Data Using Theo- 
retical Probability Distributions, 
W82-01526 1503 2B 

BRUN, G. L. 

Determination of Aminocarb in Water by High 
Performance Liquid Chromatography, 
W82-00232 1501 5A 



PA 28 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BUGGINS, M. E. 



BRUNKOW, D. A. 

Rainfall Prediction-Measurement Systems and 
Rainfall Design Information for Urban Areas, 
W82-03008 1507 7B 

BRUNO, S. F. 

Seasonal Variation of Vitamin B12, B12 Ana- 
logs, and Phytoplankton in a Long Island Estu- 
ary, 
W82-02282 1505 2L 

BRUNSKILL, G. J. 

Experimental Studies on the Effect of Arsenic 
on Microbial Degradation of Organic Matter 
and Algal Growth, 
W82-00237 1501 2H 

BRUSCHIN, J. 

The Overtopping of the Palagnedra Dam, 
W82-04952 1511 8 A 

BRUSENTSEVA, S. A. 

Prospects of Using Radiation Water Treatment 

Methods, 

W82-05026 1511 5D 

BRUSH, G. S. 

Spatial Distributions of Pollen in Surface Sedi- 
ments of the Potomac Estuary, 
W82-00757 1502 2L 

BRUSLETTO, R. 

Control of Alum Addition in Wastewater Treat- 
ment, 
W82-04837 1511 5D 

BRUTSAERT, W. F. 

Geologic and Hydrologic Factors Controlling 
Radon-222 in Ground Water in Maine, 
W82-01222 1503 2F 

Radon-222, In Potable Water Supplies of New 

England, 

W82-01221 1503 5B 

BRUVOLD, W. H. 

Community Evaluation of Adopted Uses of Re- 
claimed Water, 
W82-02551 1505 3C 

Reclaiming and Reusing Wastewater, 
W82-00402 1501 5D 

BRYAN, K. A. 

An Investigation of Some Factors Influencing 
the Performance of a Recreational Trout Fish- 



BRYSON, H. C. 

Preliminary Design and Cost Estimates for Re- 
medial Actions at Hazardous Waste Disposal 
Sites, 
W82-01435 1503 5G 



ery, 
W82-06329 



1512 6D 



BRYANT, E. G. 

Local Attitudes Toward Alternative Uses of a 

Reservoir Project, 

W82-05743 1511 6B 

BRYANT, M. D. 

Evaluation of a Small Diameter Baffled Culvert 

for Passing Juvenile Salmonids, 

W82-04075 1509 81 

BRYANT, R. 

Recording Unconfined Tension Tester, 
W82-04238 1509 8D 

BRYERS, J. D. 

Dynamics of Biofilm Processes: Methods, 
W82-06666 1512 5D 

BRYNSKIKH, M. N. 

Basin Landscape-Halogeochemical Method of 
Evaluating the Natural and Reclamation Condi- 
tions of Irrigated Territories, 
W82-00303 1501 2K 

BRYSON, A. W. 

A Mechanistic Model of a Packed-Bed Elec- 
trode Cell to Remove Metal Ions from Dilute 
Effluent Solutions, 
W82-02050 1504 5D 



BUAPENG, S. 

A Nonlinear Hydrologic Cascade, 
W82-04051 



1509 2 A 



BUBECK, R. C. 

Historical Overview of the Freshwater Inflow 
and Sewage Treatment Plant Discharges to the 
Potomac River Estuary with Resultant Nutrient 
and Water Quality Trends, 
W82-02161 1505 5C 

BUBENZER, G. D. 

Aerial Photography as an Aid to Cropland Ero- 
sion Analysis, 
W82-O09O2 1502 2J 

BUBENZER, G. G. 

Splash Erosion Modeling: Physical Analysis, 
W82-05970 1512 2J 

BUBMAN, I. S. 

Progressive Solutions in the Design of Under- 
Ground Structures for the Rogun Hydroelectric 
Plant, 
W82-02950 1506 8 A 

BUCHAN, R. M. 

Acute Toxicity of an In Situ Shale Oil Process 
Wastewater and It's Major Components to 
Daphnia Magna, 
W82-01811 1504 5C 

BUCHANAN, B. 

Closeup of Whitewater System Helps Menasha 

Meet Effluent Standards, 

W82-01579 1503 5D 

BUCHANAN, D. W. 

Water Stress and Cold Hardiness in Field- 
Grown Citrus, 
W82-00864 1502 21 

BUCHANAN, T. J. 

The U.S. Geological Survey Federal-State Co- 
operative Water Resources Program, 
W82-00735 1502 6B 

BUCHERT, H. 

Organochlorine Pollutant Analysis of Contami- 
nated and Uncontaminated Lake Sediments by 
High Resolution Gas Chromatography, 
W82-04828 1511 5 A 

BUCK, C. E. 

The Effect of Bentonite Clay on Ozone Disin- 
fection of Bacteria and Viruses in Water, 
W 82-00292 1501 5F 

BUCK, D. H. 

Polyculture of the Freshwater Prawn, Macro- 
brachium Rosenbergii, Chinese and Common 
Carps in Ponds Enriched with Swine Manure I. 
Initial Trials, 
W82-03900 1509 3C 

BUCK, J. D. 

Distribution of Methanogenic and Sulfate-Re- 
ducing Bacteria in Near-Shore Marine Sedi- 
ments, 
W82-04894 1511 2L 

BUCKHOUSE, J. C. 

Potential Sediment Production Within Vegeta- 
tive Communities in Oregon's Blue Mountains, 
W82-05867 1511 2J 

BUCKLER, W. R. 

Rates and Implications of Bluff Recession Along 

the Lake Michigan Shorezone of Michigan and 

Wisconsin, 

W82-03817 1509 2J 

BUCKS, D. A. 

Consumptive Use of Water by Major Crops in 

the Southwestern United States, 

W82-06964 1512 3F 



Subsurface Trickle Irrigation Mangement with 

Multiple Cropping, 

W82-04356 1510 3F 

BUCSH, R. O. 

Ion-Precipitate Flotation of Iron-Cyanide Com- 
plexes, 
W82-05259 1511 5D 

BUDAGOVSKII, A. I. 

Ways of Successive Refinement of Methods of 

Calculating the Duty of Water, 

W82-02094 1504 2D 

BUDD, W. W. 

Aluminum in Precipitation, Streams, and Shal- 
low Groundwater in the New Jersey Pine Bar- 
rens, 
W82-01297 1503 5B 

BUDDE, W. L. 

Trace Analyses for Wastewaters, 
W82-03639 



BUDDEMEIER, R. W. 

Atoll Island Hydrology, 
W82-02617 

BUDIANSKY, S. 

Understanding Acid Rain, 
W82-00479 

BUDLEIGH, J. 

Adopting Sewers, 
W82-04655 



1508 5 A 



1506 2F 



1501 5B 



1510 8A 



BUDNIKOV, E. L. 

Experience in Preparing the Rock Foundation of 

the Dnestr Hydroelectric Station, 

W82-05585 1511 8H 

BUDWEG, F. M. G. 

Irrigation for Brazil's Poligono Das Secas, 
W82-01744 1503 3F 

Reservoir Planning for Brazilian Dams, 
W82-06206 1512 6A 

BUELOW, R. W. 

The Behavior of Asbestos-Cement Pipe Under 

Various Water Quality Conditions: A Progress 

Report, 

W82-04119 1509 8G 

The Behavior of Asbestos-Cement Pipe under 
Various Water Quality Conditions: Part 2, Theo- 
retical Considerations, 
W82-04791 1511 8G 

Laboratory Technique for Measurement of pH 
for Corrosion Control Studies and Water Not in 
Equilibrium with the Atmosphere, 
W82-04101 1509 5G 

BUGENYI, F. W. B. 

Copper Pollution Studies in Lakes George and 
Edward, Uganda: The Distribution of Cu, Cd 
and Fe in the Water and Sediments, 
W82-05578 1511 5B 

BUGG, S. F. 

A Ground Water Resources Study Of A Pacific 
Ocean Atoll-Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, 
W82-04254 1510 2F 

BUGGIANI, S. S. 

Mercury and Lead Concentrations in Some Spe- 
cies of Fish From the Tuscan Coasts (Italy), 
W82-01368 1503 5B 

BUGGINS, M. E. 

Treatment of Sulfite Evaporation Condensate 

with an Anaerobic Reactor, 

W82-04419 1510 5D 



PA-29 



BUGROV, A. K. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BUGROV, A. K. 

Calculation of Earth Dams Being Undermined, 
W82-03162 1507 8D 

BUHR, H. O. 

A Computer-Based Strategy for the Control of 

Equalization Tanks, 

W82-04053 1509 5D 

BUIKEMA, A. L. JR. 

Biological Monitoring, Part IIA - Receiving 

System Functional Methods, Relationships and 

Indices, 

W82-05013 1511 5 A 



Biological Monitoring, Part IV - Toxicity Test- 

1511 5C 



mg, 

W82-05339 



Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Inverte- 

brutes 

W82-01280 1503 5C 

Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Inverte- 
brates, 
W82-06804 1512 5C 

BUISSON, R. A. JR. 

Freshwater Introduction into Louisiana Coastal 

Areas, 

W82-02127 1505 4A 

BUKATA, R. P. 

Parameterization of Contaminant Transport 
Through an Anisotropic Unconfined Aquifer, 
W82-01570 1503 5B 

BULDINI, P. L. 

Differential Pulse Polarographic Determination 

of Inorganic and Organic Arsenic in Natural 

Waters, 

W82-02903 1506 5 A 

BULICH, A. A. 

A Practical and Reliable Method for Monitoring 

the Toxicity of Aquatic Samples, 

W82-05951 1512 5A 

Utility of the Microtox Luminescent Bacterial 
Assay for the Rapid Assessment of Aquatic Pol- 
lution, 
W82-05162 1511 5 A 

BULKLEY, R. V. 

Persistence of Dieldrin in Water and Channel 
Catfish from the Des Moines River, Iowa, 1971- 
73 and 1978, 
W82-03590 1508 5B 

BULL, D. L. 

Environmental Fate of Methyl Eugenol, 
W82-02O13 1504 5B 



Fate of Diflubenzuron in Water, 
W82-02216 



1505 5B 



BULL, M. A. 

Some Methods Available for Treatment of 

Waste Water in the Dairy Industry, 

W82-03650 1508 5D 

BULL, R. J. 

Health Effects of Alternate Disinfectants and 

Their Reaction Products, 

W82-04422 1510 5C 

BULLER, J. R. JR. 

An Evaluation of Twin Wells for Use with 

Water Source Heat Pumps, 

W82-05307 1511 8B 

BULUSU, K. R. 

Settling Characteristics of Flocculent Suspen- 
sion in Defluoridation of Water by Nalgonda 
Technique, 
W82-06441 1512 5F 

BUMGARDNER, W. H. 

Public Attitudes in Massachusetts Toward the 

Recreational Use of Domestic Water Supply 

Reservoirs, 

W82-04222 1509 6D 



BUNGAY, H. R. 

Shallow-Depth Sedimentation of Biological Ma- 
terials, 
W82-02336 1505 5D 

BUNKER, T. J. 

Better Dewatering Improves Sludge Recycling 
and Gives Significant Energy Savings, 
W82-00526 1502 5E 

BUNSE, L. 

Inventory of Surface Water Resources of the 
Stillwater Creek Watershed and an Investigation 
into the Effect of Land Use on Water Quality, 
W82-03948 1509 7B 

BURBANK, N. C. 

Comparative Disinfection by Bromine Chloride 

and Chlorine of Viruses and Bacteria in 

Wastewater, 

W82-05446 1511 5D 

Comparative Disinfection of Poliovirus by Bro- 
mine Chloride and Chlorine in a Model Contact 
Chamber, 
W82-04661 1510 5D 

BURDAN, P. 

Organic Contamination of Ground Water: Tell it 

All, 

W82-01474 1503 5C 

BURDGE, R. J. 

Comparing Two Measures of Water Based Rec- 
reation Participation, 
W82-05733 1511 6D 

Family Life Cycle Disruption in Rural Commu- 
nities: The Case of the Lake Shelbyville Reser- 
voir, 
W82-04966 1511 4C 

BURESH, R. J. 

Nitrate Reduction to Ammonium and Organic 

Nitrogen in an Estuarine Sediment, 

W82-01625 1503 5B 

BURGARINO, A. E. 

A Dynamic Program for Coagulation and Filtra- 
tion at Chicago's Jardine Water Treatment 
Plant, 
W82-02731 1506 5F 

BURGE, W. D. 

Criteria for Achieving Pathogen Destruction 

During Composting, 

W82-05697 1511 5D 

BURGENER, D. B. 

Carbon-Dioxide Neutralization of an Alkaline 

Effluent, 

W82-05973 1512 5D 

BURGER, J. S. 

Comparison of Liquid-Liquid Extraction and 

Resin Adsorption for Concentrating Mutagens 

in Ames Salmonella/Microsome Assays on 

Water, 

W82-01812 1504 5A 

Health Aspects of Waters at Public Health Re- 
sorts, 
W82-04348 1510 5 A 

BURGES, S. J. 

Approximate Error Bounds for Simulated Hy- 

drographs, 

W82-02678 1506 2A 

BURGESS, M. D. 

Automatic Class-A Pan-Filling System, 
W82-01326 1503 7B 

BURGESS, R. A. 

Algal Concentration as a Quality Parameter of 
Finished Drinking Waters in and Around Pitts- 
burg, PA, 
W82-04114 1509 5F 



BURGH, J. 

Saving Water Scenically, 
W82-05789 



1511 5D 



BURKE, C. D. 

The Eighties-Implications for Water Manage- 
ment, 
W82-05772 1511 6B 

BURKE, J. B. 

Seasonal Variation in the Prevalence of 'Red 
Spot' Disease in Estuarine Fish with Particular 
Reference to the Sea Mullet, Mugil Cephalus L., 
W82-02426 1505 2L 

BURKE, J. C. 

Anthropogenic Trace Elements and Polycyclic 
Aromatic Hydrocarbon Levels in Sediment 
Cores From Two Lakes in the Adirondack Acid 
Lake Region, 
W82-00501 1502 5B 

BURKE, S. H. 

Small Scale Hydroelectric Development and 
Federal Environmental Law: A Guide for the 
Private Developer, 
W82-06002 1512 6E 

BURKE, T. 

Chemicals in Water Treatment-Effects on 

Water Quality, 

W82-05369 1511 5F 

BURKETT, H. D. 

A Novel Chloramine Compound for Water Dis- 
infection, 
W82-03551 1508 5F 

BURMAN, G. K. 

Chemical Composition of Monsoon Rainwater 
Over Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh (India) During 
1977 and 1978, 
W82-04666 1510 2B 

BURMASTER, D. E. 

The New Pollution-Groundwater Contamina- 
tion, 
W82-04938 1511 5C 

BURNEY, C. M. 

Diel Flux of Dissolved Carbohydrate in a Salt 
Marsh and a Simulated Estuarine Ecosystem, 
W82-03168 1507 2L 

BURNHAM, J. C. 

Bacterial Control of Aquatic Algal Populations- 
Phase II, 
W82-04163 1509 5C 

BURNHAM, L. N. 

Acute Toxicity of an In Situ Shale Oil Process 
Wastewater and It's Major Components to 
Daphnia Magna, 
W82-01811 1504 5C 

BURNHAM, R. A. 

Packaged Plant Treats Turbidity, 



W82-06026 



1512 5F 



BURNS, A. W. 

Simulated Hydrologic Effects of Possible 
Ground-Water and Surface-Water Management 
Alternatives in and near the Platte River, South- 
Central Nebraska, 
W82-04509 1510 6G 

Simulated Interactions Between the Proposed 

Narrows Reservoir and the Water-Table Aquifer 

Along the South Platte River, Morgan County, 

Colorado, 

W82-04725 1510 6A 

BURNS, C. W. 

Occurrence of Aphanomyces Ovidestruens, a 
Fungus Parasitic on Copepods, in Two Eutro- 
phic Lakes, 
W82-00304 1501 2H 



PA 30 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BUTTS, T. A. 



Phytoplankton Photosynthesis and Its Relation 
to Standing Crop and Nutrients in Two Warm- 
Monomictic South Island Lakes, 
W82-01700 1503 2H 

BURNS, D. A. 

Acidification of Surface Waters in Two Areas of 

the Eastern United States, 

W82-03554 1508 5B 

BURNS, E. 

MSF Desalination Plants, Availability, Reliabil- 
ity and Safety Analysis, 
W82-06124 1512 3 A 

BURNS, G. 

Solution of the Continuity Equation for the 

Karnak Area, 

W82-03196 1507 2G 

BURNS, G. D. 

Identification of Organic Compounds, 
W82-00635 1502 5A 

BURNS, G. P. 

Solvent Extraction of Phenols, 

W82-00438 1501 5D 

BURNS, S. 

The Effects of Sodium and Organic Matter In 
Sewage Effluent on Water Retention Properties 
of Soils, 
W82-00663 1502 3C 

BUROS, O. K. 

Florida Style Waier Supply and Treatment, 
W82-06027 1512 5F 

BURRELL, V. G. JR. 

Santee-Cooper Rediversion: Projected Impacts 
on Fishery Resources and Wildlife Habitats, 
W82-02168 1505 4A 

BURRINI, D. 

Effect of Ozonation and Chlorination on the 
Mutagenic Potential of Drinking Water, 
W82-00649 1502 5 A 

BURRIS, B. E. 

Innovative/ Alternative Technology Program; 

Case Studies, 

W82-03970 1509 5D 

BURRIS, C. B. 

Assessment of a Regional Aquifer in Central 

Illinois, 

W82-05052 1511 2F 

Assessment of Eighteen Public Groundwater 

Supplies in Illinois, 

W82-02510 1505 2F 

BURROWS, R. L. 

Sediment Transport in the Tanana River Near 

Fairbanks, Alaska, 1977-79, 

W82-02472 1505 2 J 

BURSEY, B. W. 

Three Case Studies of Small Scale Hydro in 

Newfoundland and Labrador, 

W82-03619 1508 6G 

BURSTEIN, D. 

Wastewater Treatment: Corrosion Solution are 

as Varied as Problems, 

W82-03350 1507 8G 

BURSZTYNSKY, T. A. 

Oil and Grease in Stormwater Runoff, 
W82-05557 1511 5C 

BURT, J. E. 

A Parametric Crop Water Use Model, 
W82-01310 1503 21 

BURTON, B. D. 

Control of Trihalomethanes in Drinking Water, 
W82-04425 1510 5F 



BURTON, D. T. 

The Interaction of Treated Bleached Kraft Mill 

Effluent and Dissolved Oxygen Concentration 

on the Survival of the Developmental Stages of 

the Sheepshead Minnow (Cyprinodon Variega- 

tus), 

W82-01494 1503 5C 

Seasonal Temperature and Power Plant Chlorin- 
ation Effects on Estuarine Invertebrates, 
W82-05204 1511 5C 



BURTON, G. A. JR. 

Substrate-Associated Microfauna, 
W82-06925 



1512 5C 



BURTON, H. R. 

Chemistry, Physics and Evolution of Antarctic 

Saline Lakes, 

W82-05100 1511 2H 

BUSCH, C. D. 

Water Movement for Water Quality in Catfish 

Production, 

W82-00866 1502 5G 

BUSCH, D. E. 

Metabolism of a Desert Stream, 

W82-02349 1505 1A 

BUSCH, J. R. 

Evaluation of Models and Procedures Used for 
River Operations and Planning in the Upper 
Snake and Boise Rivers in Idaho, 
W82-05925 1512 4A 

Soil Water Intake Rates and Surface Irrigation 
System Characteristics by Soil Series in South- 
eastern Idaho, 
W82-05539 1511 3F 

BUSCH, R. A. 

Fine Coal-Refuse Slurry Dewatering, 
W82-03049 1507 5D 

BUSCHECK, T. 

Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage: A Numerical 
Simulation of Auburn University Field Experi- 
ments, 
W82-02919 1506 4B 

BUSET, H. 

Control of Alum Addition in Wastewater Treat- 



ment, 
W82-04837 



1511 5D 



BUSH, P. B. 

Impact of Hexazinone on Invertebrates After 
Application to Forested Watersheds, 
W82-05206 1511 5C 

BUSH, P. W. 

Summary of Hydrologic Testing in Tertiary 
Limestone Aquifer, Tenneco Offshore Explora- 
tory Well-Atlantic OCS, Lease-Block 427 
(Jacksonville NH 17-5), 
W82-06685 1512 2F 

BUSHWAY, R. J. 

High Performance Liquid Chromatographic De- 
termination of Carbaryl and 1-Naphthol at Resi- 
due Levels in Various Water Sources by Direct 
Injection and Trace Enrichment, 
W82-03444 1508 5 A 

A Survey of Azinphos Methyl and Azinphos 

Methyl Oxon in Water and Blueberry Samples 

from Hancock and Washington Counties of 

Maine, 

W82-05376 1511 5B 

BUSO, D. C. 

Biomass and Annual Production of the Fresh- 
water Mussel Elliptio Complanata in an Oligo- 
trophic Softwater Lake, 
W82-05104 1511 2H 

BUSS, D. F. 

An All-Teflon Bailer and an Air-Driven Pump 

for Evacuating Small-Diameter Ground-Water 

Wells, 

W82-01333 1503 7B 



BUSZKA, P. M. 

Contaminant Occurrence in an Unconfined Sand 

Aquifer at a Municipal Landfill, 

W82-03933 1509 5B 

BUTAKOV, A. N. 

Determination of the Optimal Height of the 

Bucket Lip of a Ski-Jump Spillway, 

W82-05107 1511 8B 

BUTH, D. 

The Effects of Temperature on the Biochemical 
Reaction Rates of the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-05431 1511 5D 

BUTLER, D. 

Shallow Core Snow Chemistry of Athabasca 

Glacier, Alberta, 

W82-00320 1501 2C 

BUTLER, J. 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Wasatch Pla- 
teau-Book Cliffs Coal-Fields Area, Utah, 
W82-02500 1505 7C 

BUTLER, J. B. 

Treatment Works~The Designer's Problems, 
W82-00312 1501 5F 

BUTLER, J. S. 

The Evaluation of the Elutriate Test as a Means 
of Predicting the Behavior of Selected Chlorin- 
ated Hydrocarbons in Dredged Sediment 
During Open-Water Disposal, 
W82-03824 1509 5 A 

BUTLER, M. 

Recovery of Indigenous Enteroviruses from 
Raw and Digested Sewage Sludges, 
W82-03121 1507 5D 

BUTLER, T. J. 

Recent Acidification of Precipitation in North 

America, 

W82-01514 1503 5B 

BUTTERWORTH, B. C. 

Quantification of Octachlorostyrene and Related 
Compounds in Great Lakes Fish by Gas Chro- 
matography-Mass Spectrometry, 
W82-04993 1511 5A 

BUTTERY, B. R. 

Transpiration, Stomatal Conductance, and Pho- 
tosynthesis of Tomato Plants With Various Pro- 
portions of Root System Supplied With Water, 
W82-00504 1502 21 

BUTTERY, R. G. 

Odorous Compounds from Potato Processing 
Waste Effluent Irrigation Fields: Volatile Acids, 
W82-00156 1501 5E 

BUTTON, D. K. 

Dissolved Hydrocarbons and Related Micro- 
flora in a Fjordal Seaport: Sources, Sinks, Con- 
centrations, and Kinetics, 
W82-01816 1504 5B 

BUTTS, E. 

Water Hammer, 

W82-05432 1511 8C 

BUTTS, T. A. 

Aeration Characteristics of Flow Release Con- 
trols on Illinois Waterway Dams, 
W82-04388 1510 5G 

Sediment Oxygen Demand and Its Effect on 
Dissolved Oxygen in a Cutoff Meander of the 
Kaskaskia River, 
W82-01448 1503 4A 



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BUTTY, M. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



BUTTY, M. 

Light Penetration and the Interrelationships Be- 
tween Optical Parameters in a Turbid Subtropi- 
cal Impoundment, 
W82-00667 1502 2H 

BUTWELL, A. J. 

The Coleshill Advanced Waste-Water Treat- 
ment Plant, 
W82-05470 1511 5D 



BUTZ, B. P. 

A Look at Co-Disposal, 
W82-06354 



1512 5E 



BUXTON, H. T. 

Reconnaissance of the Ground-Water Resources 
of Kings and Queens Counties, New York, 
W82-06952 1512 4B 

BUZBY, M. E. 

A Comparison of Chlorine and Chlorine Diox- 
ide Disinfection of Wastewater Effluents: The 
Generation of Selected Halohydrocarbons, 
W82-03751 1509 5D 

BUZUN, J. 

Continuous Simulation of Receiving Water 

Quality Transients, 

W82-02271 1505 5B 

BYCROFT, B. M. 

Effects of a Barrage on Flushing and Water 
Quality in the Fitzroy River Estuary, Queens- 
land, 
W82-03705 1508 4A 

Mercury Contamination of the Lerderderg 
River, Victoria, Australia, from an Abandoned 
Gold Field, 
W82-06194 1512 5B 

BYER, H. G. 

Groundwater Contamination by Chlorinated 
Hydrocarbons: Causes and Prevention, 
W82-03300 1507 5E 

BYESEDA, J. J. 

Oil-Water Separation by Induced Air Flotation, 
W82-03719 1508 5D 

BYINGTON, R. B. 

Recreational Water Quality and Health, 
W82-02997 1506 5C 

BYKOVSKIY, V. I. 

Effect of Water Turbulence on Illumination at 

Depth, 

W82-05594 1511 1A 

BYNOE, M. C. 

Physical and Geochemical Characteristics of 
Suspended Solids, Wilton Creek, Ontario, 
W82-02236 1505 5B 

BYRNE, C. J. 

The Geochemical Cycling of Hydrocarbons in 

Lake Jackson, Florida, 

W82-04215 1509 5B 

BYRNE, G. F. 

Use of Visible and Thermal Satellite Data to 
Monitor an Intermittently Flooding Marshland, 
W82-03682 1508 7B 

BYRNE, R. P. 

Hydraulics of Flow and Sediment Transport in 

the Kankakee River in Illinois, 

W82-02512 1505 2J 

BYROADE, J. D. 

Handbook for Oil Spill Protection and Cleanup 

Priorities, 

W82-05210 1511 5G 

CABALLERO, R. C. 

A Local Source Control Program for Metal 

1 inishing Plants, 

W82-04172 1509 5D 



CABELLI, V. J. 

Membrane Filter Method for Enumerating Es- 
cherichia Coli, 
W82-00487 1501 5A 

Membrane Filter Method for Enumeration of 
Acinetobacter Calcoaceticus from Environmen- 
tal Waters, 
W82-04453 1510 5A 

CABRERA, F. 

Modification of the Hydrogen Peroxide Method 
of Determination of Total Phosphorus in Natu- 
ral Waters, 
W82-06828 1512 5A 

CACCHIONE, D. A. 

Sediment Transport in Norton Sound, Alaska, 
W82-00151 1501 2 J 

CADDY, D. E. 

Practical Techniques of River Monitoring and 
Pollution Forecasting, Part 1: Continuous Qual- 
ity Monitoring and Data Acquisition, 
W82-03390 1507 5A 

CADOTTE, J. E. 

Improved Porous Supports for Thin-Film Com- 
posite Reverse Osmosis Membranes, 
W82-03943 1509 3 A 

Post-Treatment Process for Reverse Osmosis 

Membranes, 

W82-02454 1505 3 A 

CAGINALP, O. A. 

The Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Self- 
incrimination and Compulsory Self-Disclosure 
Under the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, 
W82-03746 1508 6E 

CAHET, G. 

Synthesis and Degradation of Carbohydrates in 
the Marine Planktonic Community of Eutrophic 
Waters (Synthese et Degradation des Composes 
Glucidiques au sein de la Commaunaute Planc- 
tonique en Zone Marine Eutrophe), 
W82-04672 1510 5B 

CAHILL, T. H. 

A Land Resource Information System (LRIS) 

for Water Quality Management in the Lake Erie 

Basin, 

W82-05662 1511 7B 

CAIN, D. 

Selected Hydrologic Data, Arkansas River 
Basin, Pueblo and Southeastern Fremont Coun- 
ties, Colorado, 1975-80, 
W82-00020 1501 7C 

CAIN, P. 

Instrumentation for Aerated Flow on Spillways, 
W82-02880 1506 7B 

Measurements of Self-Aerated Flow on a Spill- 
way, 
W82-02715 1506 8B 

CAIRE, R. 

Hypolimnion Oxygenation Studies in Clark Hill 

Lake, 

W82-05001 1511 5G 

CAIRNS, J. 

A Comparison of Vascular Vegetation and Pro- 
tozoan Communities in Some Freshwater Wet- 
land of Northern Lower Michigan, 
W82-04927 1511 2H 

Data Acquisition and Evaluation in Biological 

Monitoring Systems, 

W82-04944 " 1511 5 A 

CAIRNS, J. JR. 

Accumulation and Depuration of Metals by 

Duckweed (Lemna Perpusilla), 

W82-04479 1510 5B 



Biological Monitoring, Part III - Receiving 

System Methodology Based on Community 

Structure, 

W82-05023 1511 5 A 

Biological Monitoring. Part V - Preference and 

Avoidance Studies, 

W82-05340 1511 5C 

Computer Interfaced Systems for Biological 

Monitoring of Water Quality, 

W82-05158 1511 5A 

Industrial Effluent Monitoring Incorporating a 
Recent Automated Fish Biomonitoring System, 
W82-00530 1502 5A 

Preference-Avoidance Reactions of Crayfish to 
Sublethal Concentrations of Cadmium, 
W82-00916 1502 5 A 

CAIRNS, J. K. JR. 

Biological Monitoring, Part IV - Toxicity Test- 
ing, 
W82-05339 1511 5C 

CAIRNS, J. R. 

Biological Monitoring, Part IIA - Receiving 

System Functional Methods, Relationships and 

Indices, 

W82-05013 1511 5A 

CAIRNS JR, J. 

Biological Monitoring Part VI - Future Needs, 
W82-03230 1507 5C 

Does Improved Waste Treatment Have Demon- 
strable Biological Benefits, 
W82-00779 1502 5C 

CAIRO, P. R. 

Evaluating Regenerated Activated Carbon 
Through Laboratory and Pilot-Column Studies, 
W82-05670 1511 5F 

Specific Organic Removals by Granular Acti- 
vated Carbon Pilot Contactors, 
W82-02260 1505 5F 

CALABRESE, E. J. 

Health Effects of Monochloramines in Drinking 

Water, 

W82-01091 1502 5C 

CALDERON, R. L. 

Epidemiological Studies of Otitis Externa: Repot 
of a Prospective and of a Retrospective Study of 
Otitis Externa Among Swimmers, 
W82-03027 1507 5C 

CALHOUN, L. B. 

A Look at Co-Disposal, 

W82-06354 1512 5E 

CALI, F. J. 

Biological Considerations Related to Freshwater 

Introduction in Coastal Louisiana, 

W82-02128 1505 4C 

CALKINS, J. 

Bactericidal Agents in Wastewater Lagoons and 

Lagoon Design, 

W82-05333 1511 5D 

Sunlight Induced Movement of Planktonic Or- 
ganisms and Their Relationships to Water 
Movements, 
W82-04417 1510 2H 

CALL, D. J. 

Development of Bioassay Procedures for Defin- 
ing Pollution of Harbor Sediments, 
W82-00387 1501 5C 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



CAREY, V. P. 



CALLAHAN, C. A. 

Effects of Fine Sediments on Growth of Juve- 
nile Coho Salmon in Laboratory Streams, 
W82-02639 1506 5C 

CALMON, C. 

Municipal Ion Exchange: Waiting to Take Off, 
W82-03837 1509 5F 

Specific and Chelate Exchangers: New Func- 
tional Polymers for Water and Wastewater 
Treatment, 
W82-04275 1510 5F 

CALOMIRIS, J. J. 

Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria in Drinking Water, 
W82-00645 1502 5F 

CALVERT, J. W. 

Anaerobic Carbon Filter for Degradation of 

Phenols, 

W82-01454 1503 5D 

CALVO, C. 

New Waterborne Bacteriophages Active on 

Yersinia Enterocolitica, 

W82-O0662 1502 5 A 



CAMPBELL, S. G. 

Limnology of the Upper North Platte Reservoir 

System, Wyoming, 

W82-04067 1509 2H 



CAMPBELL, W. 

An Exercise in Sludge Consolidation, 
W82-04848 



1511 5D 



CALZONETTI, F. J. 

Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons, 
W82-O0617 1502 



5E 



CAMBOULIVES, J. M. 

Multi-Decision Analysis for Large-Scale River- 
Basin Reservoir Systems, 
W82-05659 1511 2E 

CAMERON, A. J. 

Adsorption as a Control of Metal Concentra- 
tions in Sediment Extracts, 
W82-00614 1502 5 A 

CAMERON, D. R. 

Nonpoint N Runoff from Agricultural Water- 
sheds into the Great Lakes, 
W82-01148 1503 5B 

CAMERON, J. M. 

Servicing Growth in the Metropolitan Toronto 
Region During the Early Years of the Ontario 
Water Resources Commission: 1956-1968, 
W82-05566 1511 6E 

CAMERON, S. C. 

Influence of Diluents, Media, and Membrane 
Filters on Detection of Injured Waterborne 
Coliform Bacteria, 
W82-04469 1510 5 A 

CAMP, C. R. 

Effect of Water Management and Bed Height on 

Sugarcane Yield, 

W82-06231 1512 21 

CAMP ANA, R. J. 

The Impact of Acidic Precipitation and Heavy 
Metals on Soils in Relation to Forest Ecosys- 
tems, 
W82-05534 1511 5C 

CAMPBELL, J. E. 

Distributed Method of Solving the Convective- 
Dispersion Equation: 2. Error Analysis and 
Comparison with Other Methods, 
W82-03873 1509 5B 

CAMPBELL, J. P. 

Environmental Improvement at Port Alice, B. 

C 

W82-06515 1512 5C 

CAMPBELL, K. L. 

Water Treatment by Aquatic Ecosystem: Nutri- 
ent Removal Reservoirs and Flooded Fields, 
W82-06078 1512 5D 

CAMPBELL, R. S. 

Abate: Effects of the Organophosphate Insecti- 
cide on Bluegills and Invertebrates in Ponds, 
W82-01445 1503 5C 



CANADA Y, J. T. 

Scanning Electron Microscope Evaluation of 
Rotating Biological Contactor Biofilm, 
W82-06047 1512 5D 

CANALE, R. P. 

Comparison of First-Order Error Analysis and 
Monte Carlo Simulation in Time-Dependent 
Lake Eutrophication Models, 
W82-01460 1503 2H 

Ecological Studies and Mathematical Modeling 
of Cladophora in Lake Huron: I. Program De- 
scription and Field Monitoring of Growth Dy- 
namics, 
W82-06939 1512 5C 

Ecological Studies and Mathematical Modeling 
of Cladophora in Lake Huron: 2. Phosphorus 
Uptake Kinetics, 
W82-06940 1512 5C 

Phosphorus Uptake Dynamics as Related to 
Mathematical Modeling of Cladophora at a Site 
on Lake Huron, 
W82-01149 1503 5C 

Variance Estimates for a Dynamic Eutrophica- 
tion Model of Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron, 
W82-01917 1504 2H 

CANFIELD, D. E. 

Sedimentary Losses of Phosphorus in some Nat- 
ural and Artificial Iowa Lakes, 
W82-06901 1512 5C 

CANFIELD, D. E. JR. 

Prediction of Total Phosphorus Concentrations, 
Chlorophyll a, and Secchi Depths in Natural 
and Artificial Lakes, 
W82-004O0 1501 2H 

CANIPAROLI, D. 

An Analysis of the First Year of MAP3S Rain 

Chemistry Measurements, 

W82-02934 1506 2K 

CANO, C. J. 

The Recommendations of the United Nations 
Water Conference (Mar Del Plata, 1977) and 
Related Meetings, on National Water Laws, 
W82-05492 1511 6E 

CANTERAS, J. C. 

The Organic Pollution of River Cubillas (Grana- 
da, South Spain), 
W82-00674 1502 5B 

CANTON, R. B. 

Sources and Control of Organic Air Pollutants, 
W82-0O711 1502 5B 

CANTON, S. P. 

Benthos and Zooplankton of Coal Strip Mine 
Ponds in the Mountains of Northwestern Colo- 
rado, U.S.A., 
W82-04946 1511 5C 

CANUTI, P. 

Relationship Between the Yearly Maxima of 

Peak and Daily Discharge for Some Basins in 

Tuscany, 

W82-06200 1512 2E 

CAPDEVILLE, B. 

Studies of the Transformation of Carbon, Nitro- 
gen, Phosphorus, Sulphur and the Principal Min- 
eral Elements in the Course of Measuring Total 
Oxygen Demand-Ill. Transformation of Sulfur 
(In French), 
W82-03486 1508 5 A 



Studies of the Transformations of Forms of 
Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulfur and Some 
Principal Mineral Elements During the Measure- 
ment of the Total Oxygen Demand - II. Trans- 
formation of Forms of Nitrogen (In French), 
W82-03485 1508 5 A 

CAPLENAS, N. R. 

Source and Extent of Klebsiella Pneumoniae in 

the Paper Industry, 

W82-02337 1505 5B 

CAPOBIANCO, J. A. 

Geochemistry of a Subarctic Salt Marsh Envi- 
ronment, 
W82-00148 1501 2L 

CAPRIO, J. M. 

Snow Barrier Potential for Harvesting Moisture 
in Transects Across Chinook Areas in Montana- 
Summary P.eport, 
W82-02539 1505 2C 

CARBON, B. A. 

Deep Drainage and Water Use of Forests and 
Pastures Grown on Deep Sands in a Mediterra- 
nean Environment, 
W82-05629 1511 4B 

CARBONNEL, J. P. 

Sulfur and Oxygen Isotopes as Tracers of the 
Origin of Sulfate in Lake Creteil (Southeast of 
Paris, France), 
W82-03583 1508 2H 

CARDEILHAC, P. T. 

Evidence for Metal Poisoning in Acute Deaths 
of Large Red Drum (Sciaenops Ocellata), 
W82-03606 1508 5C 

CARDILE, R. 

Railroad's Shops Correct an Oily Wastes Prob- 
lem, 
W82-05130 1511 5D 

CARDITO, J. M. 

Two-Phase Flow Thermosiphoning for Evapo- 
rator Application, 
W82-05916 1512 3 A 

CARDY, W. F. G. 

River Basins and Water Management in New 

Brunswick, 

W82-05391 1511 6D 

Water Management in the Maritimes, 
W82-05776 1511 6B 

CARE, R. 

On the Limits of Detection of Traces of Volatile 

Organics in Water, Using Amberlite XAD-2 

Resin, 

W82-06028 1512 5 A 

CAREY, G. F. 

Moisture Transport in a Soil-Plant System: A 
Mathematical Model and Finite Element Analy- 
sis, 
W82-00648 1502 21 

CAREY, J. H. 

Photodegradation of the Lampricide 3-Trifluor- 
omethyl-4-Nitrophenol (TFM) 1. Pathway of 
the Direct Photolysis in Solution, 
W82-04032 1509 5B 

A Review of Benzothiazoles in the Aquatic En- 
vironment, 
W82-06571 1512 5C 

CAREY, V. P. 

Buoyancy Force Reversals in Vertical Natural 

Convection Flows in Cold Water, 

W82-00981 1502 1A 



PA-33 



CAREY, W. P. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



CAREY, W. P. 

A Preliminary Appraisal of the Effects of Agri- 
culture on Stream Quality in Southwest Geor- 
gia, 
W82-05229 1511 5C 

CARIC, D. M. 

The Itaipu Hollow Gravity Dam, 

W82-06205 1512 8A 

CARIGNAN, R. 

Phosphorus Release by Submerged Macro- 

phytes: Significance to Epiphyton and Phyto- 

plankton, 

W82-06977 1512 5B 

Postdepositional Mobility of Phosphorus in Lake 

Sediments, 

W82-00474 1501 2H 

CARL, C. C. 

Residues of PCB in a Cladophora Community 

Along the Lake Huron Shoreline, 

W82-06938 1512 5C 

CARLE, F. L. 

Accurate and Efficient Estimation of Benthic 
Populations: A Comparison Between Removal 
Estimation and Conventional Sampling Tech- 
niques, 
W82-00633 1502 5 A 

CARLEO, D. J. 

Combined Sewer Overflow Abatement Pro- 
gram, Rochester, N.Y. - Volume I. Abatement 
Analysis, 
W82-03035 1507 5G 

CARLETON, A. M. 

Recent Variations in Winter Extratropical Cy- 
clone Activity for the Australian Region, 
W82-O0315 1501 2B 

CARLINE, R. 

Microhabitat Selection by Fish: A Rationale for 
Developing Design Criteria for Mitigation De- 
vices in Channelized Streams, 
W82-03955 1509 81 

CARLSON, C. G. 

Infiltration Capacity Curves for Sodium Affect- 
ed Soils, 
W82-06712 1512 3C 

CARLSON, D. J. 

Enrichment of Dissolved Phenolic Material in 
the Surface Microlayer of Coastal Waters, 
W82-03749 1508 2L 

CARLSON, M. A. 

Lead-210 Analyses of Sediment Accumulation 

Rates in Five Southern Illinois Surface Mine 

Lakes, 

W82-03960 1509 2J 

CARLSON, R. E. 

Dissolved Humic Substances: A Major Source 
of Error in Fluorometric Analyses Involving 
Lake Waters, 
W82-02223 1505 5A 



CARLSON, T. W. 

Contourites in Lake Superior, 
W82-01935 



1504 2H 



CARLTON-SMITH, C. H. 

Performance of Rotating Biological Contactors 

Under Field Conditions, 

W82-06650 1512 5D 

CARLYLE, R. M. 

Use of Synthetic Adsorbents in Chemical Proc- 
esses, 
W82-054O4 1511 5D 

CARMACK, E. 

Wind Mixing and Restratification in a Lake 
Near the Temperature of Maximum Density, 
W82-04573 1510 2H 



CARMACK, E. C. 

Some Types of Temperature Inversion Encoun- 
tered in a Freshwater Lake with Short Resi- 
dence Time, 
W82-02224 1505 2H 

CARNEY, J. H. 

A Comparison of Sensitivity Analysis and Error 
Analysis Based on a Stream Ecosystem Model, 
W82-00991 1502 7 A 

CARNS, K. E. 

Hazardous Material Spills-Are You Ready, 
W82-06417 1512 5G 

CARON, R. P. 

Development of an Ultra-Thin-Skinned Reverse 
Osmosis Membrane Using Homogeneous Poro- 
plastic Film As the Ultramicroporous Substrate, 
W82-03947 1509 3 A 

CARPENTER, A. B. 

Groundwater Contamination by Sanitary Land- 
fill Leachate and Domestic Wastewater in Car- 
bonate Terrain: Principal Source Diagnosis, 
Chemical Transport Characteristics and Design 
Implications, 
W82-01223 1503 5B 

CARPENTER, C. 

The Value of Exploratory Test Holes in Ground 

Water Development, 

W82-03896 1509 2F 

CARPENTER, P. J. 

Channel Conditions in the Lower Toutle and 
Cowlitz Rivers Resulting From the Mudflows of 
May 18. 1980, 
W82-00004 1501 5B 

CARPENTER, R. 

The Early Diagenesis of Aliphatic Hydrocar- 
bons and Organic Matter in Sedimentary Partic- 
ulates from Dabob Bay, Washington, 
W82-02310 1505 5B 

CARPENTER, R. A. 

Using Ecological Knowledge for Development 

Planning, 

W82-00671 1502 6A 

CARPENTER, S. R. 

Evaluation of Fourteen Trophic State Indices 
for Phytoplankton of Indiana Lakes and Reser- 
voirs, 
W82-05579 1511 2H 

Lake Deoxygenation After Herbicide Use: A 

Simulation Model Analysis, 

W82-03113 1507 5C 

CARPENTER, T. G. 

Planning Sri Lanka's Victoria Scheme, 
W82-05979 1512 8 A 

CARPENTER, T. J. 

Health and Safety of Wastewater Treatment 

Plant Personnel, 

W82-03535 1508 5D 

CARR, J. D. 

Ferrate Ion: Potential Uses in Advanced 

Wastewater Treatment, 

W82-06701 1512 5D 

CARR, R. S. 

A Simple Spectrophotometric Technique for the 
Determination of Pentachlorophenol in Water, 
W82-05725 1511 5 A 

CARR, W. E. 

Evidence for Metal Poisoning in Acute Deaths 
of Large Red Drum (Sciaenops Ocellata), 
W82-03606 1508 5C 

CARRE, J. 

Nitrosamines in Tap Water After Concentration 

by a Carbonaceous Adsorbent, 

W82-00459 1501 5A 



CARREIRA, L. A. 

New Liquid Chromatographic Detection 
System for Environmental Pollutants, 
W82-00740 1502 5 A 

CARRICK, R. J. 

Evaluation of the Tentative Standard Method 
for Enteric Virus Concentration from Large 
Volumes of Tap Water, 
W82-04096 1509 5 A 

CARROLL, B. R. 

Permethrin Concentration on Cotton Plants, 
Persistence in Soil, and Loss in Runoff, 
W82-02322 1505 5B 

CARROLL, J. D. JR. 

The Effects of Freshwater Discharges on Sport- 
fishing Catch Rates in the St. Lucie Estuary, 
Martin County, Florida, 
W82-02124 1505 6G 

CARROLL, T. O. 

Optimization of Areawide Wastewater Manage- 
ment, 
W82-04703 1510 5D 

CARROLL, T. R. 

Airborne Soil Moisture Measurement Using Nat- 
ural Terrestrial Gamma Radiation, 
W82-03685 1508 2G 

CARRONDO, J. J. T. 

Type A Zeolite in the Activated Sludge Proc- 

ess~II: Heavy Metal Removal, 

W82-03222 1507 5D 

CARRONDO, M. J. T. 

Sedimentation of Zeolite Type A in Water and 

Waste Water, 

W82-00848 1502 5D 

Type a Zeolite in the Activated Sludge Process- 
es - 1: Treatment Parameters, 
W82-06459 1512 5D 

CARSWELL, L. D. 

Groundwater Resources of the Williamsport 
Region, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, 
W82-04971 1511 2F 

CARSWELL, W. J. JR. 

Floods in Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas, 

September 12-13, 

W82-00724 1502 2E 

Selected Hydrologic Relationships for Soldier 

Creek, Northeastern Kansas, 

W82-04519 1510 2E 

CARTER, D. C. 

A Review of Industrial Effluent Control Experi- 
ence, 
W82-06648 1512 5G 

CARTER, J. C. 

Retention of Urban Derived Phosphorus by an 
Alluvial Swamp of the Coastal Plain of Georgia, 
W82-05286 1511 5B 

CARTER, J. C. H. 

The Structure of Crustacean Zooplankton Com- 
munities in Glaciated Eastern North America, 
W82-05379 1511 2H 

CARTER, J. L. 

Water System Design Meets Modern Chal- 
lenges, 
W82-05170 1511 5F 

CARTER, M. J. 

Leach Characteristics of Coal-Gasification Char, 
W82-01025 1502 5B 



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CARTER, M. V. 

Local Attitudes Toward Alternative Uses of a 

Reservoir Project, 

W82-05743 1511 6B 

CARTER, R. P. 

Control of the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-03499 1508 5D 

CARTWRIGHT, K. 

Analysis of Rock Stress Around a Liquid Waste 

Injection System in Illinois, 

W82-02280 1505 5E 

Geological Considerations in Hazardous-Waste 

Disposal, 

W82-03797 1509 5B 

Isotopic and Geologic Studies to Identify the 
Sources of Sulfate in Groundwater Containing 
High Barium Concentrations, 
W82-03931 1509 2K 



Selection of Waste disposal sites, 
W82-06550 



1512 5E 



CARTY, A. J. 

Chemical Alkylation of Lead(II) Salts to Te- 
traalkyllead (IV) in Aqueous Solution, 
W82-03171 1507 5B 

CARVER, J. D. 

Bryant V. Yellen: Perfected Rights Acquire 
New Status under A Belated Clarification of 
Arizona V. California, 
W82-04802 1511 6E 

CARVER, P. H. 

How Much Water Supply Capacity Is Enough, 
W82-04103 1509 6D 

CARY, G. A. 

Reduction of Toxicity to Aquatic Organisms by 

Industrial Wastewater Treatment, 

W82-02971 1506 5C 

CARY, J. S. 

Comparison of Isostatic and Hyperstatic Pen- 
stocks at Santa Isabel, Bolivia, 
W82-05561 1511 8A 

CARY, S. J. 

Climate Variation and the Mobility and Storage 

of Sediment in Watersheds, 

W82-05931 1512 4D 

CASELLAS-SALHA, C. 

Testing the Flocculation/Coagulation of 
Wastewater by Granulometric Analysis of Sus- 
pended Solids in the Water Using a Laser Dif- 
fraction Meter, 
W82-00463 1501 5D 

CASEY, H. 

Discharge and Chemical Changes in a Chalk 
Stream Headwater Affected by the Outflow of a 
Commercial Watercress-Bed, 
W82-02429 1505 5C 

The Seasonal Variation in Silicon Concentration 
in Chalk-Streams in Relation to Diatom Growth, 
W82-02439 1505 5B 

CASH, F. M. 

Pipeline Friction Losses for Wastewater 

Sludges, 

W82-01545 1503 5D 

CASPARIUS, R. E. 

Radon-222, In Potable Water Supplies of New 

England, 

W82-01221 1503 5B 

CASSANI, J. R. 

Biological Control of Aquatic Weeds in South- 
west Florida, 
W82-02285 1505 4A 

CASSELL, E. A. 

Non-Point Source Pollution: Directions for Ver- 
mont, 
W82-06372 1512 5G 



AUTHOR INDEX 



CASSIDY, R. M. 

Determination of Metals in Groundwaters by 
Trace Enrichment and Liquid Chromatography, 
W82-05361 1511 5A 

CASTANO, E. 

Decisions Under Violation of Regression Nor- 
mality, 
W82-04264 1510 7C 

CASTEIGNAU, G. 

Combining Sewer Water Purification Processes 
to Treat Effluents Produced by Transient Popu- 
lations, 
W82-01992 1504 5D 

CASTELNAU, G. 

On Line Control of Pharmaceutical Influent 

Loads to a Biological Wastewater Treatment 

Plant, 

W82-04665 1510 5D 

CASTLE, R. O. 

Tectonic State: Its Significance and Character- 
ization in the Assessment of Seismic Effects As- 
sociated with Reservoir Impounding, 
W82-01951 1504 8E 

CASTORINA, A. R. 

Reservoir Improvements as a Key to Source 

Quality Control, 

W82-04145 1509 5G 



CHALLAIAH, 



CASWELL, B. 

Locating Monitoring Wells, 
W82-06848 



1512 8B 



CATHEY, D. D. 

The Microfauna of Algal Mats and Artificial 

Substrates in Southern Victoria Land Lakes of 

Antarctica, 

W82-05096 1511 2H 



CAUVIN, D. 

The Valuation of Recreational Fisheries, 
W82-00348 1501 



6C 



CAVARI, B. 

Effect of Temperature on Heterotrophic Glu- 
cose Uptake, Mineralization, and Turnover 
Rates in Lake Sediments, 
W82-04466 1510 2H 



CCHESNIN, L. 

Aquaculture for Waste Management, 
W82-06556 1512 



5D 



CEAZAN, M. L. 

Preliminary Data From a Series of Artificial 
Recharge Experiments at Stanton, Texas, 
W82-00085 1501 7C 

CECH, I. 

Relationships Between Environmental Factors, 
Bacterial Indicators, and the Occurrence of En- 
teric Viruses in Estuarine Sediments, 
W82-00574 1502 5 A 

Temporal Variations in Trihalomethane Content 

of Drinking Water, 

W82-00255 1501 5 A 

CEDARHOLM, C. J. 

Cumulative Effects of Logging Road Sediment 
on Salmonid Populations in the Clearwater 
River, Jefferson County, Washington, 
W82-02507 1505 2J 

CELSO DO AMARAL E SILVA, C. 

Flow-Augmentation and Water Quality in Par- 

aiba Do Sul River Basin-Brazil, 

W82-03744 1508 5G 

CENGIZ, H. S. 

The Evaluation of a Leaf- Water Potential Func- 
tion for Corn, 
W82-02226 1505 21 

CENTER, D. M. 

Resource Allocation in a Sierra-Nevada Foothill 
Beef Cow-Calf Operation Through Linear Pro- 
gramming, 
W82-02809 1506 3F 



CERCO, C. F. 

Efficient Cooling Ponds: Design, 
W82-03672 



1508 8 A 



CERVANTES, J. E. 

A Trigger Type Cluster Model for Flood Anal- 
ysis, 
W82-03818 1509 2A 

CESARIO, A. L. 

Computer Modeling Programs: Tools for Model 

Operations, 

W82-04130 1509 6A 

CETINKAYA, M. 

On Site Continuous Liquid-Liquid Extraction of 
Nonpolar Organic Compounds in Water, 
W82-02008 1504 5 A 

CHABRECK, R. H. 

Freshwater Inflow and Salt Water Barriers for 

Management of Coastal Wildlife and Plants in 

Louisiana, 

W82-02144 1505 6G 

CHACEY, K. A. 

Extended Dechlorination Studies with Granular 

Activated Carbon Filters, 

W82-05257 1511 5F 

CHACKO, V. T. 

Seasonal Variation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus 

Species in the Red River, 

W82-06573 1512 5B 

CHADDERTON, R. A. 

Analysis of Waste Load Allocation Procedures, 
W82-03550 1508 5G 

Discussion: A Multiobjective Model for Region- 
al Water Quality Management, by B. N. Lohani 
and Pakhorn Adulbhan, 
W82-03785 1509 5G 

CHADWICK, D. J. JR. 

Salt Uptake in Natural Channels Traversing 
Mancos Shales in the Price Basin, Utah, 
W82-06093 1512 2E 

CHAIKA, A. M. 

Experience in the Construction and First Years 

of Operation of the Zeya Dam, 

W82-02952 1506 8 A 

CHAIX, B. 

Survey of Present Knowledge on Cavitation in 
Liquids Other Than Cold Water (Thermody- 
namic Effect), 
W82-05280 1511 8B 

CHAKRABARTI, C. 

Diffusion of Sediment on the Lee of Dune-Like 
Bedforms: Theoretical and Numerical Analysis, 
W82-01842 1504 2J 

CHALAM, P. S. 

Effect of Irrigation Frequency and Nitrogen on 
Groundnut Yield and Nutrient Uptake, 
W82-06230 1512 3F 

CHALIFOUR, M. J. 

An Introductory Study of Seasonal Variation in 

the Aerobic Heterotrophic Bacterial Population 

of the Saint John River Using Classical System- 

atics, 

W82-06559 1512 5A 

CHALLAIAH, 

Irrigation Requirement of High-Yielding Rice 

Varieties Grown on Soils Having Shallow 

Water-Table, 

W82-05971 1512 3F 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



CHALMERS, D. J. 

Control of Peach Tree Growth and Productivity 
by Regulated Water Supply, Tree Density, and 
Summer Pruning, 
W82-01883 1504 21 

CHAM, V. 

Interlaboratory Quality Control Study No. 26, 

Arsenic and Selenium in Water, 

W82-01854 1504 5A 

CHAMBERLAIN, C. 

Benthic Enrichment in the Georgia Bight Relat- 
ed to Gulf Stream Intrusions and Estuarine 
Outwelling, 
W82-02583 1505 2L 

CHAMBERLIN, R. M. 

Two-Phase Flow Thermosiphoning for Evapo- 
rator Application, 
W82-05916 1512 3A 

CHAMBERS, R. L. 

Nepheloid and Suspended Particulate Matter in 

South-Eastern Lake Michigan, 

W82-01499 1503 2H 

CHAMBERS, W. 

Environmental Residuals and Capital Costs of 
Energy Recovery from Municipal Sludge and 
Feedlot Manure, 
W82-06405 1512 5E 

CHAMBLEE, J. A. 

Municipal Pollution Abatement Report card: 

Significant Progress, 

W82-05861 1511 5D 

CHAMEIDES, W. L. 

Thunderstorm in Agriculture and in Forest 

Management, 

W82-04617 1510 2B 

CHAMP, M. A. 

Historical Overview of the Freshwater Inflow 
and Sewage Treatment Plant Discharges to the 
Potomac River Estuary with Resultant Nutrient 
and Water Quality Trends, 
W82-02161 1505 5C 

CHAMPION, D, B. 

A New Look at Small Power Plants. 2. The 

Environmental Effects, 

W82-04769 1511 6D 

CHAMPNEY, R. U. 

Five- Year Plan of the Water Resources Re- 
search Center, 
W82-05526 1511 6B 

CHAN, A. H. 

Assessment of Current and Prospective Founda- 
tions of Water Resources Planning, 
W82-03713 1508 6B 

CHAN, C. H. 

Organic Contaminants in the Suspended Sedi- 
ments of the Niagara River, 
W82-05636 1511 5B 

Water Quality of the Upper Niagara River, 1975 

and 1979, 

W82-06576 1512 5A 

CHAN, K. Y. 

Changes to a Soil on Irrigation with a Sanitary 

Landfill Leachate, 

W82-05619 1511 5E 

The Effect of Short-Term Waterlogging During 

Furrow Irrigation of Cotton in a Cracking Grey 

Clay, 

W82-O6010 1512 3F 

CHAN, S. 

Seasonal Variation in the Trace Metal Content 

of Mytilus Edulis, 

W82-02312 1505 5C 



CHAN, V. W. C. 

A Model of Hydrothermal Convection in an 

Aquifer, 

W82-04744 1510 1A 

CHAN, W-Y. 

Reevaluating Hunter's Model for Residential 

Water Demand, 

W82-04131 1509 6D 

CHAN, Y. K. 

Nitrous Oxide Concentrations in Lakes: Vari- 
ations with Depth and Time, 
W82-02553 1505 2H 

CHANDER, S. 

Analysis of Pumping Test Data Using Mar- 

quardt Algorithm, 

W82-02721 1506 2F 

CHANDLER, D. S. 

Persistence and Distribution of Erysipelothrix 
Rhusiopathiae and Bacterial Indicator Organ- 
isms on Land Used for Disposal of Piggery 
Effluent, 
W82-00686 1502 5B 

CHANDLER, I. M. 

Comparison of Filtration Techniques for Size 

Distribution in Freshwaters, 

W82-06731 1512 5A 

CHANDRA, B. 

Seismicity in the Mica Reservoir (McNaughton 

Lake) Area: 1973-1978, 

W82-05196 1511 8E 

CHANDRA, D. 

Irrigation Requirement of High-Yielding Rice 

Varieties Grown on Soils Having Shallow 

Water-Table, 

W82-05971 1512 3F 

CHANDRA, S. 

Efffect of Cattle Manure on Soil Erosion by 

Water, 

W82-06834 1512 4D 

Flow Under Weir on Scoured Bed, 

W82-05800 1511 8B 

CHANEY, R. C. 

Cyclic Strengths Compared for Two Sampling 

Techniques, 

W82-01170 1503 8D 

CHANG, A. C. 

Chemical Fractionation of Heavy Metals in 

Wastewater-Affected Soils, 

W82-04781 1511 5B 

CHANG, C. 

Leaching Fractions and Salt Status of Two Irri- 
gated Gypsum-Rich Soils in Southern Alberta, 
W82-05762 1511 2G 

Water and Salt Movement in a Saline-Sodic Soil 

in Southern Alberta, 

W82-01119 1503 2G 



CHANG, H. H. 

Geometry of Gravel Streams, 
W82-04113 



1509 2E 



Mathematical Model for Erodible Channels, 
W82-06336 1512 2J 

CHANG, H-M. 

Environmental Aspects of Some Alternative 

Pulp Bleaching Techiques, 

W82-05913 1512 5D 

Fungal Decolorization of Kraft Bleach Plant 

Effluents, 

W82-00689 1502 5D 

02 Bleaching Shows Potential for Reducing 

Costs and Effluent Problems, 

W82-01578 1503 5D 



CHANG, H. N. 

Mass Transfer in the U-Turn of an Electrodia- 

lyzer, 

W82-061I9 1512 3A 

CHANG, L. T. 

Positively Charged Filters for Virub Recovery 
from Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent*, 
W82-02338 1505 5A 

CHANG, S. 

Reservoir Operation for Water Conservation, 
W82-04165 1509 3B 

CHANG, S. S. 

Design, Evaluation and Effluent Water Quality 
Analysis of Three Oyster Shellstock Washers, 
W82-004O6 1501 5D 

CHANG, S-Y. 

Methods for Generating Alternative Solutions to 
Water Resources Planning Problems, 
W82-01449 1503 6A 

Use of Mathematical Models to Generate Alter- 
native Solutions to Water Resources Planning 
Problems, 
W82-05072 1511 6A 

CHANG, T-P. 

Watershed Model Study Using LANDSAT 

Image Data, 

W82-03814 1509 2A 

CHANG, W. Y. B. 

The Influence of Phytoplankton Composition on 
the Relative Effectiveness of Grinding and Soni- 
fication for Chlorophyll Extraction, 
W82-06902 1512 5A 

Primary Productivity and Nutrients in the Sedi- 
ment Retention Basin of Lake Monroe, 
W82-06470 1512 5C 

CHANGNON JR, S. A. 

Evaluations of Illinois Weather Modification 

Projects of 1976-1980: A Summary, 

W82-03006 1507 3B 

Hydroclimatological Characteristics of Isolated 

Severe Rainstorms, 

W82-04336 1510 2B 

Rainfall Prediction-Measurement Systems and 
Rainfall Design Information for Urban Areas, 
W82-03008 1507 7B 

CHANGNON, S. A. 

Hydrologic Applications of Weather and Cli- 
mate Information, 
W82-03871 1509 7C 

CHANGNON, S. A. JR. 

The 1980-1981 Drought in Illinois: Causes, Di- 
mensions, and Impacts, 
W82-06523 1512 2E 

Atmospheric Issues Identified in State Water 

Resource Planning, 

W82-06176 1512 6B 

Evidence of Urban and Lake Influences on Pre- 
cipitation in the Chicago Area, 
W82-04741 1510 2B 

Real-Time Rainfall Monitoring-Prediction 
System and Urban Hydrologic Operations, 
W82-02588 1505 7A 

CHANUT, J. P. 

Phytoplankton Distributions Observed During a 
3 1/2 Days Fixed-Station in the Lower St. Law- 
rence Estuary, 
W82-01938 1504 2L 



PA 36 



AUTHOR INDEX 



CHEN, C. 



CHAO, A. C. 

Destabilization of Biological Solids with Ferric 

Chloride, 

W82-04373 1510 5D 

CHAPELLE, F. 

Map Showing the Potentiometric Surface of the 

Aquia Aquifer, May 19-23, 1980, 

W82-04978 1511 7C 

CHAPMAN, B. M. 

Numerical Simulation of the Transport and Spe- 
ciation of Nonconservative Chemical Reactants 
in Rivers, 
W82-05079 1511 5B 

CHAPMAN, D. E. 

Petroleum Refinery Wastewater Induction of 
the Hepatic Mixed-Function Oxidase System in 
Pacific Staghorn Sculpin, 
W82-04895 1511 5C 

CHAPMAN, D. J. 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewater-IV. Conclusions, Design and 
Operational Considerations for Artificial Food 
Chains, 
W82-04369 1510 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Waste waters-I. Nutrient Uptake and Release 
by Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-04371 1510 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters-II. Biological Productivity of 
Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-04197 1509 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters-III. Uptake of Dissolved 
Heavy Metals by Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-O4370 1510 5D 

CHAPMAN, G. 

Detoxication of Zinc and Cadmium by the 
Freshwater Protozoan Tetrahymena Pyrofor- 
mis. I. The Effect of Water Hardness, 
W82-03678 1508 5C 

Detoxification of Zinc and Cadmium by the 
Freshwater Protozoan Tetrahymena Pyriformis. 
II. Growth Experiments and Ultrastructural 
Studies on Sequestration of Heavy Metals, 
W82-03334 1507 5G 

CHAPMAN, M. A. 

Limnology of Lake Rerewhakaaitu, 

W82-01705 1503 2H 

CHAPMAN, P. M. 

Seasonal Changes in the Depth Distributions of 
Interstitial Salinities in the Fraser River Estuary, 
British Columbia, 
W82-04717 1510 2L 



CHARACKLIS, W. G. 

Dynamics of Biofilm Processes: Methods, 
W82-06666 1512 



5D 



CHAPPELL, C. F. 

Disaster by Flood, 
W82-04618 



1510 2E 



CHAPPELL, T. E. 

A Computer-Based Centralized Control and Su- 
pervisory System for the Davyhulme Sewage 
Treatment Works, 
W82-05472 1511 5D 

CHAPRA, S. C. 

A Budget Model Accounting for the Positional 
Availability of Phosphorus in Lakes, 
W82-05018 1511 5B 

Quantification of the Lake Trophic Typologies 

of Naumann (Surface Quality) and Thienemann 

(Oxygen) with Special Reference to the Great 

Lakes, 

W82-02004 1504 2H 



CHARBENEAU, R. J. 

Groundwater Contaminant Transport with Ad- 
sorption and Ion Exchange Chemistry: Method 
of Characteristics for the Case Without Disper- 
sion, 
W82-00551 1502 5B 



CHARBONNEAU, J. O. G. 

Glacier Surveys in Alberta - 1979, 
W82-01855 



1504 2C 



CHARBONNEAU, R. 

Problems of Modelling a High Mountainous 
Drainage Basin with Predominant Snow Yields, 
W82-04303 1510 2A 

CHARLTON, J. A. 

The Design of Sea Outfalls with Reference to 
EEC Amenity Water Pollution Criteria, 
W82-02449 1505 5E 

CHASE, J. A. 

Evaluation of Demand Management Policies for 

Conserving Water in Urban Outdoor Residential 

Uses, 

W82-06669 1512 3D 

CHATALBASHEV, P. P. 

Applicability and Design Criteria of a Blasting 
Method for Constructing Deep-Cut Sections of a 
Canal for Transferring Part of the Flow of Sibe- 
rian Rivers, 
W82-02783 1506 8H 

CHATT, A. 

Determination of Molybdenum in Sea and Es- 
tuarine Water with Beta-Naphthoin Oxime and 
Neutron Activation, 
W82-01098 1502 5A 



CHATTERJEE, S. 

Wastewater Collection, 
W82-01251 



1503 5D 



CHATTERTON, J. B. 

Computer Modeling of Flood Alleviation Bene- 
fits, 
W82-02957 1506 6B 

CHATTOPADHYAY, G. N. 

Effect of Different Levels of Water Salinity on 
the Decomposition of Organic Manures in a 
Brackish Water Fish Pond Soil, 
W82-01363 1503 3C 

Effect of Different Water Salinity Levels and 
Organic Matter Application on the Composition 
of Water Soluble and Exchangeable Bases in a 
Brackishwater Fish Pond Soil, 
W82-02027 1504 2H 

Inorganic Transformation of Applied Phospho- 
rus in Brackish Water Fish Pond Soil Under 
Different Water Salinity Levels, 
W82-00920 1502 2H 

CHATURVEDI, G. S. 

Effect of Irrigation on the Stability of Leaf Size 

of Wheat, Triticale and Barley, 

W82-05972 1512 21 

CHATURVEDI, M. C. 

Study of a Complex Water Resources System 
with Screening and Simulation Models, 
W82-01309 1503 6A 



CHATUVEDI, A. C. 

Water Quality Monitoring, 
W82-03897 



1509 5G 



CHAU, A. S. Y 

Analytical Reference Materials. III. Preparation 
and Homogeneity Test of Large Quantities of 
Wet and Dry Sediment Reference Materials for 



Long Term Polychlorinated Biphenyl Quality 

Control Studies, 

W82-03224 1507 5 A 

National Interlaboratory Quality Control Study 

No 27, PCBs, in Naturally Contaminated Dry 

Sediments, 

W82-06574 1512 5B 

National Interlabratory Quality Control Study 

No 25, PCBs in Wet Sediments, 

W82-06575 1512 5 A 

CHAU, H. N. 

The Effect of Artificial Destratification on Phy- 
sico-Chemical Parameters and Phytoplankton in 
Ham's Lake, Oklahoma, 
W82-03510 1508 5G 

CHAU, Y. K. 

Chemical Alkylation of Lead(II) Salts to Te- 
traalkyllead (IV) in Aqueous Solution, 
W82-03171 1507 5B 

Occurrence of Tetraalkylead Compounds in the 

Aquatic Environment, 

W82-00878 1502 5A 

Physiological and Biochemical Responses of 

Several Freshwater Algae to a Mixture of 

Metals, 

W82-05996 1512 5C 

CHAUDHRY, T. 

Appropriate Selection of Water/Wastewater 

Treatment Processes for Small Cities and Rural 

Areas, 

W82-06162 1512 5D 

CHAUDHURI, M. 

Removal of Inorganic Mercury from Water by 

Bitmuminous Coal, 

W82-06265 1512 5D 

CHAUHAN, S. 

Study of Chlorine Dioxide and Its Metabolites in 

Man, 

W82-05057 1511 5F 

CHAWLA, R. C. 

Kinetics of Trihalomethane Formation in Lyo- 

philized Potomac Water, 

W82-03596 1508 5F 

CHEATHAM, G. W. 

Summary; Lower Colorado River Recreation 

Research, 1974-1980, 

W82-02976 1506 6B 

CHEATHAM, L. R. 

Some Economic Impacts of Freshwater Stream 
Effluent Discharge Limits on Selected Small 
Communities in Mississippi, 
W82-02530 1505 5D 

CHELNOKOV, V. L. 

Problems of Lightening Underground Structures 
and Methods of Constructing Them Under Per- 
mafrost Conditions, 
W82-03918 1509 8 A 

CHEMBARISOV, E. I. 

Basin Landscape-Halogeochemical Method of 
Evaluating the Natural and Reclamation Condi- 
tions of Irrigated Territories, 
W82-00303 1501 2K 

CHEN, B. 

Numerical Treatment of Leaky Aquifers in the 

Short Time Range, 

W82-06863 1512 2F 

CHEN, C. 

Wastewater Dechlorination State-Of-The-Art 

Field Survey and Pilot Studies, 

W82-04392 1510 5D 



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PA-37 



CHEN, C. W. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



CHEN, C. W. 

Acid Rain Model: Hydrologic Module, 
W82-06360 1512 5B 

CHEN, R. L. 

Nitrous Oxide Emission from Simulated Over- 
land Flow Wastewater Treatment Systems, 
W82-01624 1503 5D 

CHEN, Y. H. 

Hydraulic Testing of Plastic Filter Fabrics, 
W82-01613 1503 8G 

Unsteady Water Quality Model for River Net- 
work, 
W82-02873 1506 5G 

CHENEY, M. C. 

Water Hardness Determination by the Catalytic 
Polarographic Wave of Magnesium Ion, 
W82-01083 1502 5A 

CHENEY, R. W. 

Colorado River Simulation System; An Execu- 
tive Summary, 
W82-02170 1505 6 A 

CHENG, A. H. D. 

Boundary Calculations of Sluice and Spillway 

Flows, 

W82-02677 1506 8B 

Boundary Integral Equation Solutions to 
Moving Interface Between Two Fluids in 
Porous Media, 
W82-03577 1508 2F 

CHENG, C-S. 

Low Pressure Membrane Separation Process to 

Remove Heavy Metal Complexes, 

W82-05284 1511 5D 

CHENG, C. Y. 

A Study of the In-Situ Indirect Freezing Proc- 
ess 
W82-04168 1509 3 A 

A Study of The Vacuum-Freezing High Pres- 
sure Ice-Melting Process, 
W82-04166 1509 3 A 

CHENG, K. C. 

Wave Formation and Heat Transfer at an Ice- 
Water Interface in the Presence of a Turbulent 
Flow, 
W82-01128 1503 2C 

CHENYAPANICH, P. 

Reservoir Sedimentation with Random Depos- 
its, 
W82-04443 1510 2J 

CHEREMISINOFF, P. N. 

From Screening to Filtration: Treating the 

Water Supply, 

W82-03739 1508 3 A 

CHERKAUER, D. S. 

The Effect of Flyash Disposal on a Shallow 

Ground-Water System, 

W82-01220 1503 5B 

Hydraulic Connection Between Lake Michigan 
and a Shallow Ground-Water Aquifer, 
W82-02010 1504 2F 

CHERNILOV, A. G. 

Controlling the Quality of Compaction of Earth 
Fill in the Construction of High Dams, 
W82-05109 1511 8A 

CHERNITSKAYA, L. N. 

Bacterioplankton and Phytoplankton in the Kiev 
Sector of Kanev Reservoir During the Period of 
Its Formation, 
W82-02081 1504 2H 

CHERNOCK, G. 

Egypt Tackles Rural Supply Task, 

W82-05754 1511 5F 



CHERNYI, I. P. 

Computing the Settlement of Thin Antiseepage 

Walls Formed from Clayey Soils, 

W82-02692 1506 8D 

CHERRY, D. S. 

Accumulation and Depuration of Metals by 

Duckweed (Lemna Perpusilla), 

W82-04479 1510 5B 

Biological Monitoring. Part V - Preference and 

Avoidance Studies, 

W82-05340 1511 5C 

Impact of Coal Ash from Electric Power Pro- 
duction on Changes in Water Quality, 
W82-06623 1512 5B 

CHERRY, J. A. 

A Case Study of a Chemical Soil: Polychlori- 
nated Biphenyls (PCBS) 1. History, Distribution, 
and Surface Translocation, 
W82-06865 1512 5B 

A Case Study of a Chemical Spill: Polychlori- 
nated Biphenyls (PCBS). 2. Hydrogeological 
Conditions and Contaminant Migration, 
W82-06866 1512 5B 

Contaminant Occurrence in an Unconfined Sand 

Aquifer at a Municipal Landfill, 

W82-03933 1509 5B 

Origin, Age and Movement of Pore Water in 
Agrillaceous Quaternary Deposits at Four Sites 
in Southwestern Ontario, 
W82-01321 1503 2F 

CHERY, D. L. JR. 

Supercritical Flow Flumes for Measuring Sedi- 
ment-Laden Flow, 
W82-06959 1512 8B 

CHESNER, W. H. 

Hourly Diurnal Flow Variations in Publicly- 
Owned Wastewater Treatment Facilities, 
W82-04402 1510 5D 

CHESSMAN, G. R. 

A Ground Water Resources Study Of A Pacific 
Ocean Atoll-Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, 
W82-04254 1510 2F 

CHESTER, A. J. 

Composition and Vertical Flux of Organic 

Matter in a Large Alaskan Estuary, 

W82-02347 1505 2L 

CHESTERIKOFF, A. 

Sulfur and Oxygen Isotopes as Tracers of the 
Origin of Sulfate in Lake Creteil (Southeast of 
Paris, France), 

W82-03583 



Organics, 
W82-01239 

Organics, 

W82-06922 



1503 5 A 



1512 5A 



CHESTERS, G. 

Pollution From Land Runoff, 
W82-00253 



1508 2H 



1501 5B 



CHEUNG, L. S. 

A Gel Partition Model for Organic Desorption 

from a Pond Sediment, 

W82-01844 1504 5A 

CHEW, D. L. 

Biological Considerations Related to Freshwater 

Introduction in Coastal Louisiana, 

W82-02128 1505 4C 

CHHONKAR, P. K. 

Effect of Soil Moisture Stress on Legume-Rhizo- 

bium Symbiosis in Soybeans, 

W82-01846 1504 21 

CHIAN, E. S. K. 

Inactivation of Enteroviruses by Ozone, 
W82-03208 1507 5F 



CHIANG, W.-L. 

Numerical Model of Landslide-Generated 

Waves, 

W82-03971 1509 8B 

CHIARITO, V. 

Safety Analysis of High Hazard Deteriorating 
Concrete Gravity Dam-Reservoir Systems In- 
cluding Corrective Measure - Earthquake and 
Dynamic Study, 
W82-05296 1511 8 A 

CHIAUDANI, G. 

Multistep Approach to Identification of Limiting 
Nutrients in Northern Adriatic Eutrophied 
Coastal Waters, 
W82-06267 1512 5C 

CHIBA, K. 

Determination of Ultratrace Levels of Fluorine 
in Water and Urine Samples by a Gas Chroma- 
tographic/Atmospheric Pressure Helium Micro- 
wave Induced Plasma Emission Spectrometric 
System, 
W82-05359 1511 5A 

CHICHESTER, F. W. 

Application of an Approximate Analytic 
Method of Computing Solute Profiles with Dis- 
persion in Soils, 
W82-04876 1511 5B 

A Contribution to Simplified Models of Field 

Solute Transport, 

W82-04877 1511 5B 



CHIESA, S. C. 

Fermentation Industry, 
W82-06917 



1512 5D 



Mechanism of Enteroviral Inactivation by 

Ozone. 

W82-01482 1503 5D 



CHIEUX, P. 

Controlled Nucleation and Quasi-Ordered 
Growth of Ice Crystals From Low Temperature 
Electrolyte Solutions, 
W82-05123 1511 2C 

CHIGBO, F. E. 

Uptake of Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead and Mer- 
cury from Polluted Waters by the Water Hya- 
cinth Eichornia Crassipes, 
W82-04936 1511 5B 

CHILDERS, J. M. 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Noatak River 

Basin, Alaska, 1978, 

W82-05848 1511 4A 

CHILDRESS, W. M. 

Nutrient Flux Between the Nueces Deltaic 
Marsh and the Nueces Estuary on the Texas 
Gulf Coast, 
W82-02134 1505 2L 

Trophic Structure and Energy Flow in a Texas 

Pond, 

W82-02397 1505 2H 

CHIN, C. T. 

Algal Growth in Primary Settled Sewage-The 

Effects of Five Key Variables, 

W82-06055 1512 5D 

CHIN, E. H. 

Floods in Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas, 

September 12-13, 

W82-00724 1502 2E 

CHIN, H. K. 

Upgrading with Rotating Biological Contractors 

for Ammonia Nitrogen Removal, 

W82-02673 1506 5D 



PA 38 



CHIN, K. K. 

Palm Oil Refinery Wastes Treatment, 
W82-039O9 1509 



5D 



CHING, C. T. K. 

Water Multipliers-Regional Impact Analysis, 
W82-01138 1503 6A 

CHIOCCHIO, F. 

Hypolimnion Flow Between the Central and 
Eastern Basins of Lake Erie During 1977 (Inter- 
basin Hypolimnion Flows) 
W82-01153 1503 2H 

CHIRLIN, G. R. 

On the Relationship Between Kriging and State 

Estimation, 

W82-06323 1512 7C 

CHISTYAKOV, A. M. 

Power Characteristic Curve of Hydraulic Tur- 
bine Set, 
W82-03163 1507 8B 



CHITNIS, B. V. 

Water for Industry, 
W82-02767 



1506 6D 



CHITTENDEN, D. M. II. 

Radionuclides in Dardanelle Lake in the Area of 

the Nuclear I Facility: 1979-1981, 

W82-06169 1512 5B 

CHIU, A. A. 

Tide-Induced Residual Flow in Shallow Bays, 
W82-02003 1504 2L 

CHIU, C-L. 

Secondary Flow, Shear Stress and Sediment 

Transport, 

W82-00117 1501 2J 

CHIU.S. 

Water Quality Issues and Energy Assessments, 
W82-OO036 1501 6B 

CHO, C. Y. 

Elimination of Hexachlorobenzene (HCB) by 
Rainbow Trout (Salmo Gairdneri), and an Ex- 
amination of Its Kinetics in Lake Ontario Sal- 
monids, 
W82-05195 1511 5B 

CHONG, S. K. 

Simple In Situ Determination of Hydraulic Con- 
ductivity by Power Function Descriptions of 
Drainage, 
W82-01666 1503 2G 

CHOPRA, A. K. 

Hydrodynamic Effects in Earthquake Response 

of Embankment Dams, 

W82-05823 1511 8D 

CHORLEY, D. W. 

Flow-System Controls of the Chemical Evolu- 
tion of Groundwater, 
W82-03795 1 509 2K 

CHOU, S. F. J. 

Adsorption of PCBs by Cellulose Fiber Filter- 
aids and Carbonaceous Adsorbents Used for 
Water Treatment, 
W82-03937 1509 5F 

CHOUDHURY, B. J. 

Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture Content Over 

Bare Field at 1.4 GHz Frequency, 

W82-01345 1503 7B 

CHOW, B. M. 

Chlorine Dioxide for Wastewater Disinfection: 

A Feasibility Evaluation, 

W82-02989 1 506 5D 

CHOW, V. T. 

Hydraulic Exponents, 

W82-03669 1 tns 2 E 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Stochastic State Variable Dynamic Program- 
ming for Reservoir Systems Analysis, 
W82-04430 1510 6A 

CHOW, W. 

Entrainment and Impingement in Power Plant 

Cooling Systems, 

W82-01276 1503 6G 

CHRISTENSEN, D. A. 

Potential Water Use and Agricultural Produc- 
tion Patterns Under Alternative Water Prices, 
W82-03092 1507 6B 

CHRISTENSEN, E. R. 

Removal of Heavy Metals from Electroplating 

Rinsewaters by Precipitation, Flocculation and 

Ultrafiltration, 

W82-06029 1512 5D 

Water Reuse: Ultrafiltration of Industrial and 

Municipal Wastewaters, 

W82-01652 1503 5D 

CHRISTENSEN, G. M. 

Effect of Water Pollutants and Other Chemicals 
Upon the Activity of Lipase in Vitro, 
W82-04462 1510 5C 

Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Fish, 
W82-06803 1512 5C 

CHRISTENSEN, H. H. 

Human Use in a Dispersed Recreation Area and 

its Effect on Water Quality, 

W82-00393 1501 5B 

CHRISTENSEN, L. A. 

Irrigating with Municipal Effluent: A Socioeco- 
nomic Study of Community Experiences, 
W82-03967 1509 3C 

CHRISTENSEN, S. W. 

An Empirical Methodology for Estimating En- 
trainment Losses at Power Plants Sited on Estu- 



aries, 
W82-01173 



1503 6G 



CHRISTIANSEN, C. 

The Kyholm Corer-A Diver-Operated Sedi- 
ment Corer, 
W82-00793 1502 7B 

CHRISTIANSON, R. 

River Clean-Up Plan Developed with Citizens 

and Industry, 

W82-03283 1507 5G 

CHRISTMAN, R. F. 

Reactions of Chlorine with Selected Aromatic 

Models of Aquatic Humic Material, 

W82-00254 1501 5F 

CHRISTMAS, A. D. 

The Use of Specific Conductance in Studies of 

Natural Waters and Soil Solutions, 

W82-01646 1503 7A 

CHRISTOPHERSEN, N. 

Simulation of Flow Patterns and Ion-Exchange 
in Soil Percolation Experiments. Part II. Ion- 
Exchange Processes, 
W82-03335 1507 5B 

Sulfate Budget and Model for Sulfate Concen- 
trations in Stream Water at Birkenes, a Small 
Forested Catchment in Southernmost Norway 
W82-05288 15, 1 2 K 

CHRISTOVA, R. 

Determination of Sulphide in Industrial Waste 
Waters and Sewage Waters with an Iodide-Se- 
lective Electrode, 
W82-06192 1512 5 A 

CHRISTY, M. S. 

Investigations into the Dynamics of Water 
Movement on a Low Relief Landscape on the 
Eastern Shore of Maryland, 
W82-01673 1503 2F 



CHURCH, R. L. 

CHROSTOWSKI, P. C. 

Laboratory Testing of Ozonation Systems Prior 

to Pilot-Plant Operations, 

W82-04795 1511 sp 

CHRZANOWSKI, T. H. 

The Assay of Adenosine 5'Triphosphate Ex- 
tracted from Salt-Marsh Microbiota, 
W82-00838 1502 2L 

Estimation of Material Fluxes in an Estuarine 
Cross Section: A Critical Analysis of Spatial 
Measurement Density and Errors, 
W82-00816 1502 7 A 

Seasonal Variability and Transport of Suspended 
Microfungi in a Southeastern Salt Marsh, 
W82-06536 1512 2L 

CHU, B. C. S. 

Seasonal Variation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus 

Species in the Red River, 

W82-06573 1512 5B 

CHU, R. L. 

Cation Transport in Packed Bed Reactor of Soil, 
W82-00970 1502 5D 

Velocity Dependence of Phosphorus Transport 

in a Packed-Bed Reactor, 

W82-05335 151 1 5 D 

CHU, S. T. 

Infiltration Capacity Curves for Sodium Affect- 
ed Soils, 
W82-06712 1512 3C 

CHU, S. Y. 

The Statistical Mechanical Theory of Ground- 
water Flow, 
W82-01982 1504 2F 

CHU, T-Y. J. 

Power Industry Wastes, 

W82-01265 1503 5B 

CHUBATYI, O. V. 

Effect of Felling Forests on Flood Runoff in the 
Carpathian Mountains with Special Reference to 
Beech Forests, 
W82-03574 1508 4C 

CHUDOBA, J. 

Control of Activated Sludge Filamentous Bulk- 
ing~I V. Effect of Sludge Regeneration, 
W82-05491 1511 50 

CHUNG, A. K. 

Factors Affecting the Fate of Heavy Metals in 

the Activated Sludge Process, 

W82-01547 1503 5D 

CHUNG, N. K. 

Geological Studies of Industrially-Related Con- 
tamination: Soil and Ground Water Investiga- 
tions, 
W82-01425 1503 5B 

CHURAKOV, A. I. 

Use of Combined Cyclic-Continuous Technol- 
ogy in Earth-Dam Construction, 
W82-03498 1508 8 A 

CHURCH, M. 

On Hydrological Data Needs in Canada, 
W82-03443 1508 7 A 

On Hydrological Data Needs in Canada, 
W82-05764 1511 73 

CHURCH, R. L. 

Data Base for Influent Heavy Metals in Publicly 

Owned Treatment Works, 

W82-05056 1511 50 



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CHURCH, T. M. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



CHURCH, T. M. 

Sulfur Speciation and Associated Trace Metals 

(FE, CU) in the Pore Waters of Great Marsh, 

Delaware, 

W82-05415 1511 2K 

CHURCHILL, J. W. 

Towards Digital Technology in the Measure- 
ment and Control of Water Levels, 
W82-04847 1511 7B 

CHURCHLAND, L. M. 

Changes in Extractable Metal Concentrations 
During Storage of Surface Water Samples Con- 
taining Sediments, 
W82-06630 1512 2K 

Variation in Fecal Pollution Indicators Through 
Tidal Cycles in the Fraser River Estuary, 
W82-05384 1511 5A 

CHURCHWELL, R. L. 

Comprehensive Analysis of Nitrification of 

Chemical Processing Wastewaters, 

W82-05271 1511 5D 



CHYNOWETH, D. P. 

Anaerobic Processes, 
W82-06923 



1512 5D 



Comparison of In Situ and In Vitro Rates of 
Methane Release in Freshwater Sediments, 
W82-00245 1501 2H 

The Contributions of Temperature and the Input 
of Organic Matter in Controlling Rates of Sedi- 
ment Methanogenesis, 
W82-01832 1504 2H 

CHYONG, N. S. 

Rational Dimensions of an Earth Blanket and Its 

Seepage Calculation, 

W82-02666 1506 8 A 

CIARLINI, R. M. 

Pumped-Storage Development in Brazil. Part 
III, 

W82-03381 1507 8A 

CIBIK, C. 

Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Overflow, 
W82-01254 1503 5B 

Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Overflow, 
W82-06914 1512 5D 

CIECKA, J. 

Eutrophication Measures for Small Lake Water 

Quality Management, 

W82-04243 1509 2H 

CILLIE, G. G. 

Treatment of Water from Eutrophied Impound- 
ments, 
W82-05368 1511 5F 

Wastewater Technologies in South Africa: Re- 
search and Application, 
W82-05350 1511 5D 

CINCOTTA, D. A. 

Fish Responses to Temperature to Assess Ef- 
fects of Thermal Discharge on Biological Integ- 
rity, 
W82-06777 1512 5C 

CIRELLO, J. 

Microbial Ecosystems Responsible for Anaero- 
bic Digestion and Composting, 
W82-05252 1511 5E 



CLAASSEN, H. C. 

Estimation of Calcium Sulfate Solution Rate and 
Effective Aquifer Surface Area in a Ground- 
Water System near Carlsbad, New Mexico, 
W82-02612 1506 2F 

CLAES, A. L. 

Underground and Offshore: When to Consider 

Cathodic Protection, 

W82-03349 1507 8G 

CLAIBORNE, M. 

U.S. Geological Survey Reports on the Water 
Resources of Florida, 1886-1980, Second Edi- 
tion, 
W82-01778 1503 10C 

CLAIR, T. A. 

Dissolved Oxygen Modelling of the St. Croix 

River, Maine - New Brunswick, 

W82-06572 1512 5B 

CLANET, F. 

Chelating Resin Catcher for Capture, Precon- 
centration and Determination of Toxic Metal 
Traces (Zn, Cd, Hg, Pb) in Waters (Capteur de 
Resine Chelatante Pour le Prelevement la Pre- 
concentration et la Determination de Metaux 
Traces Toxiques (Zn, Cd, Hg, Pb) dans les Eaux, 
W82-03379 1507 5A 

CLAPP, C. E. 

Distribution of Phosphorus in Soils Irrigated 

with Municipal Waste-Water Effluent: A 5-Year 

Study, 

W82-04881 1511 3C 

Effects of Municipal Waste Water Effluent on 
Performance and Feed Quality of Maize Vs. 
Reed Canarygrass, 
W82-00564 1502 3C 

Effects of Scheduling Municipal Waste- Water 
Effluent Irrigation of Reed Canarygrass on Ni- 
trogen Renovation and Grass Production, 
W82-02219 1505 3C 

CLAPPERTON, C. M. 

West Antarctic Ice Sheet Fluctuations in the 

Antarctic Peninsula Area, 

W82-03362 1507 2C 

CLARE, R. G. 

Mineral Nutrient Availability in Watercress Bed 

Substrates, 

W82-02769 1506 21 

CLARIDGE, F. B. 

Erosion Control Along Transportation Routes in 

Northern Climates, 

W82-02933 1506 2J 

CLARK, B. D. 

The Lake Tahoe Basin: A Systems Analysis of 
Its Characteristics and Human Carrying Capac- 
ity, 
W82-01807 1504 6A 

CLARK, C. K. 

Numerical Simulation of a Thick Freshwater 
Lens: Pearl Harbor Groundwater Model, 
W82-05621 1511 2F 

CLARK, C. S. 

An Environmental Health Survey of Drinking 
Water Contamination by Leachate from a Pesti- 
cide Waste Dump in Hardeman County, Tennes- 
see, 



CLARK, D. R. 

Regional Hydrologic Models for Climatology: 
An Application to Three Wisconsin Watersheds, 
W82-04483 1510 2A 

CLARK, J. R. 

Accumulation and Depuration of Metals by 

Duckweed (Lemna Perpusilla), 

W82-04479 1510 5B 

CLARK, L. 

Groundwater Investigations in the Vale of 

Stathmore, 

W82-014O0 1503 2F 

CLARK, L. J. 

Assessment of 1978 Water Quality Conditions in 

the Upper Potomac Estuary, 

W82-00052 1501 5C 

CLARK, M. M. 

Tectonic State: Its Significance and Character- 
ization in the Assessment of Seismic Effects As- 
sociated with Reservoir Impounding, 
W82-01951 1504 8E 



CLARK, P. G. 

The Cost of Quality, 

W82-02881 



1506 5F 



CLARK, P. J. 

Aggressive Water: Assessing the Extent of the 

Problem, 

W82-04144 1509 5F 

Concentration and Size of Asbestos in Water 

Supplies, 

W82-00262 1501 5B 

CLARK, R. E. 

Ground Water Conflicts and Barriers, 
W82-00028 1501 6E 

CLARK, R. M. 

Analytical Cost Model for Urban Water Supply, 
W82-02584 1505 6C 

Cost of Small Water Supply Treatment Systems, 
W82-02318 1505 5F 

Costs for Small Systems to Meet the National 
Interim Drinking Water Regulations, 
W82-04793 1511 5C 

The Costs of Compliance: An EPA Estimate for 

Organics Control, 

W82-04132 1509 6C 

Direct Filtration Treatment Plants: Costs and 

Capabilities, 

W82-04128 1509 5F 

Granular Activated Carbon Installations, 
W82-04391 1510 5F 

Removing Trihalomethanes from Drinking 

Water, 

W82-00953 1502 5F 

Small Water Systems: Role of Technology, 
W82-01542 1503 5F 

A Spatial Costing System for Drinking Water, 
W82-04796 1511 6C 

CLARK, R. N. 

Controlling Runoff for Livestock Feedlots; A 



CIRIELLO, S. 


W82-05203 1511 5B 


State of the Art, 


Removal of Heavy Metals from Aqueous Solu- 




W82-01769 1503 5G 


tions Using Microgas Dispersions, 


CLARK, C. W. 




W82-05962 1512 5D 


Towards a Predictive Model for the Economic 


Water Frost and Ice: The Near-Infrared Spectral 




Regulation of Commercial Fisheries, 


Reflectance 0.65-2.5 Microns, 


CIVIT, E. M. 


W82-0O549 1502 6A 


W82-01346 1503 2C 


Recovery of Protein and Oil from Fishery 






Bloodwater Waste, Effect of pH and Tempera- 


CLARK, D. L. 


CLARK, R. P. 


ture, 


Composite Sampling of Highway Runoff, 


The Agus 11 Scheme in the Philippines, 


W82-06655 1512 5D 


W82-02230 1505 7B 


W82-05599 1511 8A 


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AUTHOR INDEX 



COCKBURN, A. G. 



CLARK, R. R. 

Influence of Chlorination and the Distribution 
System on Mutagens in a Potable Water Supply, 
W82-04961 1511 5A 

CLARK, R. T. 

Input-Output and Benefit-Cost Analysis for 
Water Resource Development Projects, 
W82-04733 1510 6A 

CLARKE, D. A. 

Uncertainties in Water Distribution Systems, 
W82-03668 1508 8 A 

CLARKE, E. A. 

Use of the Partition Coefficient as an Indicator 

of Bioaccumulation Tendency of Dyestuffs in 

Fish, 

W82-04820 1511 5B 

CLARKE, G. K. C. 

Estimates of the Magnitude of Glacier Outburst 

Floods from Lake Donjek, Yukon Territory, 

Canada, 

W82-02241 1505 2C 



CLEASBY, J. L. 

Declining-Rate Filtration, 
W82-03656 



1508 5F 



CLARKE, K. F. 

Reliability of Water Resources, 
W82-02749 



1506 6A 



CLARKE, R. T. 

Adaptive Hydrological Forecasting - A Review, 
W82-00984 1502 2 A 

A Distribution Function Approach to Rainfall 

Runoff Modeling, 

W82-03845 1509 2 A 

The Seasonal Variation in Silicon Concentration 
in Chalk-Streams in Relation to Diatom Growth, 
W82-02439 1505 5B 

CLARKE, W. B. 

Fayetteville, Green Lake, New York: 3H-3HE 

Water Mass Ages and Secondary Chemical 

Structure, 

W82-01838 1504 2H 

CLARKE, W. G. 

Studies for Abatement of Pollution from Com- 
bined Sewer Overflows in Canada, 
W82-01200 1503 5G 

CLAVEL, R. L. 

New Bubble Diffusers Reduce Treatment Costs, 
W82-06513 1512 5D 

CLAY, D. M. 

Map Showing Ground-Water Conditions in the 
Sacramento Valley Area, Mohave County, Ari- 
zona-- 1979, 
W82-05827 1511 7C 

CLAYTON, A. J. 

A Look at Some Water Reclamation Plants in 

Southern Africa, 

W82-01352 1503 5D 

CLAYTON, J. R. JR. 

Effects of Selected Organic Compounds on Ra- 
dionuclide Adsorption to Sediments in Fresh- 
water Systems, 
W82-05724 1511 5C 

CLEARY, R. W. 

Aquifer Decontamination for Volatile Organics: 

A Case History, 

W82-02613 1506 5F 

A Finite Element Model for the Migration of 
Leachate from a Sanitary Landfill in Long 
Island, New York - Part I: Theory, 
W82-04434 1510 5B 

A Finite Element Model for the Migration of 
Leachate from a Sanitary Landfill in Long 
Island, New York - Part II: Application, 
W82-03220 1507 5B 



CLEMENTS, E. V. 

Design Manual; Onsite Wastewater Treatment 

and Disposal Systems, 

W82-03538 1508 5D 

CLEMMENS, A. J. 

Depths of Flow in Level Basins, 

W82-00900 1502 3F 

Development of Solutions for Level-Basin 
Design, » 

W82-01976 1504 3F 

Dimensionless Stream Advance in Sloping Bor- 
ders, 
W82-04308 1510 3F 

Estimating Distribution Uniformity in Level 

Basins, 

W82-03058 1507 3F 

Evaluation of Infiltration Measurements for 

Border Irrigation, 

W82-03264 1507 7B 

Limits for Practical Level-Basin Design, 
W82-06452 1512 3F 

Measuring Flumes of Simplified Construction, 
W82-00140 1501 7B 

CLENNETT, C. 

Application of the Expanded Bed Technique for 
the Denitrification of a Sewage Effluent, 
W82-02436 1505 5D 

CLESCERI, N. L. 

Land Application of Secondary Effluent at Lake 

George, NY, 

W82-05704 1511 5D 

CLIFFORD, D. 

Processes for Removal of Inorganic Contami- 
nants from Water, 
W82-06342 1512 5F 

CLIFFORD, D. A. 

The Equilibrium Fluoride Capacity of Activated 

Alumina, 

W82-02968 1506 5F 

CLIFFT, R. C. 

Aeration Control for Reducing Energy Con- 
sumption in Small Activated Sludge Plants, 
W82-04026 1509 5D 

CLIFTON, D. G. 

Mount St. Helens Volcanic-Ash Fall in the Bull 
Run Watershed, Oregon, March-June 1980, 
W82-00002 1501 5B 

CLINE, G. C. 

Demonstration Testing of Alum Recovery by 

Liquid Ion Exchange, 

W82-01167 1503 5D 

CLINE, T. B. 

Selecting Seasonal Streamflow Models, 
W82-02502 1505 2E 

CLINGER, R. C. 

Safety Considerations in Handling Activated 

Carbon, 

W82-05442 1511 5D 

CLOERN, J. E. 

Plankton Studies in San Francisco Bay. I. Chlo- 
rophyll Distributions and Hydrographic Proper- 
ties of the San Francisco Bay Estuary, July 1977 
- December 1979, 
W82-02831 1506 2L 

Plankton Studies in San Francisco Bay. II. Phy- 
toplankton Abundance and Species Composi- 
tion, July 1977 - December 1979, 
W82-02832 1506 2L 



CLOTHIER, B. E. 

Measurement of Sorptivity and Soil Water Dif- 

fusivity in the Field, 

W82-03764 1509 2G 

CLOUSER, R. L. 

Household Water Use: Technological Shifts and 

Conservation Implications, 

W82-03910 1509 3D 

CLUFF, C. B. 

Alfalfa Hay Grown with Municipal Waste 

Water and Pump Water, 

W82-04873 1511 3C 

CLYDE, E. W. 

Allocation of Water for Resource Development, 
W82-06839 1512 6D 

CLYMA, W. 

Furrow Irrigation Practices in Northern Colora- 
do, 
W82-00139 1501 3F 

Optimal Design of Border Irrigation Systems, 
W82-01977 1504 3F 

Optimal Design of Furrow Irrigation Systems, 
W82-00138 1501 3F 

COATES, K. 

Enchytraeid Oligochaetes as Marine Pollution 

Indicators, 

W82-02445 1505 5 A 

COATS, D. J. 

The Kielder Headworks, 

W82-06504 1512 8 A 

The Kielder Transfer Works, 

W82-06502 1512 8A 

The Kielder Water Scheme, 

W82-06503 1512 8A 

COBET, A. B. 

Methylation of Trimethyltin Compounds by Es- 

tuarine Sediments, 

W82-00801 1502 5B 

COBLE, L. W. JR. 

Influence on Groundwater from the Bermed In- 
filtration Pond, 
W82-01622 1503 5D 

COCCI, A. A. 

Anaerobic Fermentation - Filtration of Potato 

Processing Wastewater, 

W82-04713 1510 5D 

COCHARD, D. D. 

A Model for Solving Multiperiod Multireservoir 
Water Resources Problems with Stochastic In- 
flows, 
W82-03830 1509 6A 

COCHRAN, G. F. 

Artificial Recharge of Colorado River Water in 
Las Vegas Valley: Management Options and 
Potential Aquifer System Responses, 
W82-06694 1512 6B 

COCHRANE, A. 

Reducing Plumbosolvency - The Effect of 

Added Lime on the Loch Katrine Supply to 

Glasgow, 

W82-02446 1505 5F 



COCKBURN, A. 

Discharge to the North Sea, 
W82-06248 



1512 5E 



COCKBURN, A. G. 

Requirements for Continuous Automatic Water 
Quality Monitoring in the Thames Estuary, 
W82-04591 1510 2L 



PA-41 






COCKBURN, A. G. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Technical Control of Sewage Sludge Disposal to 

Sea, 

W82-06291 1512 5E 

CODNER, G. P. 

A Mathematical Model of the Hydrologic 

Regime of the Upper Nile Basin, 

W82-01857 1504 2A 

CODY, H. M. 

New Secondary Treatment System Brought On- 

Line at Georgia-Pacific, 

W82-O10O9 1502 5D 

COE, C. J. 

The Use of Geologic, Hydrologic, and Geo- 

chemical Mapping Techniques in Environmental 

Assessment, 

W82-02546 1505 7C 

COFFEY, A. 

Stream Improvement: The Chicod Creek Epi- 
sode, 
W82-05717 1511 4D 

COFFEY, W. A. 

Deep Well Injection of Industrial Wastes, 
W82-00475 1501 5E 

COGLEY, D. R. 

Preliminary Pollutant Limit Values for Human 

Health Effects, 

W82-00628 1502 5G 

COGO, N. P. 

Antecedent Moisture Condition Probabilities, 
W82-06451 1512 2 A 

COHEN, A. 

Influence of Temperature on the Anaerobic 
Acidification of Glucose in a Mixed Culture 
Forming Part of a Two-Stage Digestion Process, 
W82-05240 1511 5D 

pH Influence on Acidogenic Dissimilation of 

Glucose in an Anaerobic Digestor, 

W82-05341 1511 5D 

Product Inhibition in the Acid Forming Stage of 

the Anaerobic Digestion Process, 

W82-06041 1512 5D 

COHEN, H. 

Water Law, Water Conservation and the Devel- 
opment of Energy Resources in the Coastal, 
Offshore and Flood Plain Areas of Alabama, 
W82-02535 1505 5G 



COHN, T. 

Systems Analysis, 
W82-06997 



1512 5G 



COILLET, D. W. 

Process for the Removal of Inorganic Salts 

From a Water Stream, 

W82-0O055 1501 5F 

COLACICCO, D. 

Criteria for Achieving Pathogen Destruction 

During Composting, 

W82-05697 1511 5D 

Entrenchment of Sewage Sludge-A Disposal- 
Use Alternative, 
W82-03353 1507 5E 

Materials Balance in Aerated Static Pile Com- 
posting, 
W82-05696 1511 5D 

COLBECK, S. C. 

Configuration of Ice in Frozen Media, 
W82-05615 1511 2C 

A Simulation of the Enrichment of Atmospheric 

Pollutants in Snow Cover Runoff, 

W82-03838 1509 5B 

COLE, B. E. 

Plankton Studies in San Francisco Bay. I. Chlo- 
rophyll Distributions and Hydrographic Proper- 



ties of the San Francisco Bay Estuary, July 1977 

- December 1979, 

W82-02831 1506 2L 

COLE, E. R. 

Recovery of Zinc from Wastewater Treatment 

Sludge, 

W82-06485 1512 5E 

COLE, G. B. 

Leak Detection - Two Methods That Work, 
W82-02521 1505 3D 

COLE, J. J. 

Biomass and Annual Production of the Fresh- 
• water Mussel Elliptio Complanata in an Oligo- 
trophic Softwater Lake, 
W82-05104 1511 2H 

COLEE, C. D. 

Plant Expansion Via High-Rate Pretreatment, 
W82-05953 1512 5F 

COLEMAN, D. J. 

Mercury Contamination of the Lerderderg 
River, Victoria, Australia, from an Abandoned 
Gold Field, 
W82-06194 1512 5B 

COLEMAN, G. A. 

Soil Moisture Updating and Microwave Remote 
Sensing for Hydrological Simulation, 
W82-01611 1503 2G 

COLEMAN, G. C. 

Aircraft Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture and 

Hydrologic Parameters, Chickasha, Okla., 1980 

Report, 

W82-06969 1512 7B 

COLEMAN, N. L. 

Velocity Profiles with Suspended Sediment, 
W82-02581 1505 2J 

COLEMAN, W. E. 

Identification of Organic Compounds in a Muta- 
genic Extract of a Surface Drinking Water by a 
Computerized Gas Chromatography/Mass 
Spectrometry System (GC/MS/COM), 
W82-00256 1501 5 A 

COLEMAN, W. M. III. 

Methylation of Trimethyltin Compounds by Es- 

tuarine Sediments, 

W82-00801 1502 5B 

COLER, R. A. 

Ecological Effects of Urban Stormwater Runoff 
on Benthic Macroinvertebrates Ihibiting the 
Green River, Massachusetts, 
W82-04947 1511 5C 

COLES, D. G. 

Migration of Ruthenium- 106 in a Nevada Test 
Site Aquifer: Discrepancy between Field and 
Laboratory Results, 
W82-05008 1511 5B 

COLESC, T. F. 

The Use of River Flow Data to Predict Low 
Flows as an Aid to Trout Farm Management, 
W82-06083 1512 2E 

COLEY, T. C. 

An Evaluation of Aquatic Life Found at Hy- 
draulic Scour Sites in the Columbia River Estu- 
ary Selected for Potential Sediment Deposition, 
W82-02132 1505 2L 

COLLARD, V. 

Behavior of DDT, Kepone, and Permethrin in 
Sediment-Water Systems Under Different Oxi- 
dation-Reduction and PH Conditions, 
W82-00382 1501 5B 

COLLER, B. A. W. 

Mercury Contamination of the Lerderderg 
River, Victoria, Australia, from an Abandoned 
Gold Field, 
W82-06194 1512 5B 



COLLETT, L. C. 

Effect of Otter Prawn Trawling on the Macro- 
benthos of a Sandy Substratum in a New South 
Wales Estuary, 
W82-O0677 1502 5C 

COLLIE, A. 

Bioassays of Waters from the Severn and 

Thames River Systems, 

W82-02448 1505 5 A 

COLLIER, K. R. 

Hydrology of Salt Wells Creek-A Plains Stream 

in Southwestern Wyoming, 

W82-06679 1512 2A 

COLLIER, R. L. 

Water Application Uniformity of Hose Towed 

Traveler Irrigators, 

W82-O0296 1501 3F 

COLLINS, A. J. 

Effect of Otter Prawn Trawling on the Macro- 
benthos of a Sandy Substratum in a New South 
Wales Estuary, 
W82-00677 1502 5C 

COLLINS, B. 

Preliminary Post-Eruption Sediment Budget for 
the North Fork Toutle River Drainage, June 
1980-May 1981, 
W82-06970 1512 4D 

Sediment Influx to the Toutle River from Ero- 
sion of Tephra, May 1980-May 1981, 
W82-06971 1512 4D 

COLLINS, D. R. 

Groundwater Allocation Mechanisms: The Case 

of Western Kansas, 

W82-03503 1508 4B 

COLLINS, J. N. 
Recent Trends in Environmental Impact Assess- 
ment, 
W82-02525 1505 6G 

COLLIS-GEORGE, N. 

Ponded Infiltration into Simple Soil Systems: 1. 
The Saturation and Transition Zones in the 
Moisture Content Profiles, 
W82-03323 1507 2G 

Ponded Infiltration Into Simple Soil Systems: 3. 
The Behavior of Infiltration Rate With Time, 
W82-03366 1507 2G 

COLONELL, J. M. 

Deep Water Renewal in Subarctic Fjord, 
W82-03675 1508 2L 

COLQUHOUN, J. R. 

Preliminary Report of Stream Sampling for 

Acidification Studies 1980, 

W82-01453 1503 5A 

COLT, J. 

Concepts in Aquatic Treatment System Design, 
W82-02593 1505 5D 

COLTHURST, J. M. 

Removing Trihalomethane Precursors by Per- 
manganate Oxidation and Manganese Dioxide 
Adsorption, 
W82-05668 1511 5F 

COLVIN, R. B. 

Carrying Capacity for the Illinois River, 
W82-05927 1512 6G 

COLVIN, T. S. 

Effect of Corn and Soybean Row Spacing on 
Plant Canopy, Erosion, and Runoff, 
W82-02264 1505 21 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



COOKE, G. D. 



Effect of Crop Residue on Soil Loss from Con- 
tinuous Row Cropping, 
W82-00145 1501 2J 

COLWELL, R. R. 

Effect of Kepone on Estuarine Microbial Activi- 
ty. 
W82-01231 1503 5C 

An Estuarine Agar Medium for Enumeration of 
Aerobic Heterotrophic Bacteria Associated with 
Water, Sediment, and Shellfish, 
W82-01565 1503 5A 

Influence of Salinity and Organic Nutrient Con- 
centration on Survival and Growth of Vibrio 
Cholerae in Aquatic Microcosms, 
W82-06534 1512 5C 

Isolation, Enumeration, and Characterization of 
Aeromonas from Polluted Waters Encountered 
in Diving Operations, 
W82-00224 1501 5C 

Numerical Taxonomy Analysis of Bacteria Iso- 
lated from the Completed 'Most Probable Num- 
bers' Test for Coliform Bacilli, 
W82-01911 1504 5A 



COLYER, P. 

Money Down the Drain, 
W82-04653 



1510 4A 



COLYER, R. S. 

Metal Ion Concentrations Associated with Late 
Summer Sediments of the Ohio River, 
W82-01300 1503 5A 

COMBE, A. J. III. 

Flow Regime and Sediment Load Affected by 

Alterations of the Mississippi River, 

W82-02125 1505 4C 

COMBS, L. J. 

Water-Resources Investigations of the U.S. Geo- 
logical Survey in Kansas-Fiscal Year 1979 and 
1980, 
W82-04510 1510 7C 

COMEAU, J. C. 

Modelling Effects of Remedial Programs to Aid 
Great Lakes Environmental Management, 
W82-01146 1503 5G 

COMER, D. 

How Rate Structures and Elasticities Affect 

Water Consumption, 

W82-06351 1512 6C 

COMER, D. A. D. 

An Economic Analysis of Ground Water Man- 
agement Alternatives, 
W82-02740 1506 4B 

COMFORT, E. 

Group Treatment Evaluation for Metal Finish- 
ers, 
W82-02995 1506 5D 

CONARROE, K. 

Water Recycling/Reuse in the Food Processing 

Industry, 

W82-04566 1510 5D 

CONDREN, A. J. 

Fate of Toxic and Nonconventional Pollutants 
in Wastewater Treatment Systems Within the 
Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Industry, 
W82-02998 1506 5D 

CONEY, T. A. 

The Use of Remote Sensing to Map the Areal 
Distribution of Cladophora Glomerata at a Site 
in Lake Huron, 
W82-06973 1512 5B 

CONFORTI, P. M. 

Chrysotile Asbestos Fibers in Drinking Water 

from Asbestos-Cement Pipe, 

W82-01592 1503 5B 



CONLEY, C. D. 

Measurement of Irrigated Acreage in Western 

Kansas from Landsat Images, 

W82-01939 1504 7B 

CONNELL, D. W. 

An Approximate Petroleum Hydrocarbon 

Budget for the Hudson Raritan Estuary-New 

York, 

W82-05606 1511 5B 

Effects of a Barrage on Flushing and Water 
Quality in the Fitzroy River Estuary, Queens- 
land, 
W82-03705 1508 4A 

CONNELL, N. 

Tracking Seasonal Load Variations, 
W82-05787 1511 5D 

CONNELLY, P. J. 

Engineering and Economic Assessment of Auto- 
heated Thermophilic Aerobic Digestion with 
Air Aeration, 
W82-05071 1511 5D 

CONNER, W. H. 

Productivity of Four Marsh Sites Surrounding 

Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, 

W82-02334 1505 2H 

CONNERY, P. B. 

Treatment Works-The Designer's Problems, 
W82-00312 1501 5F 

CONNICK, D. J. 

Evaluation of a Treatment Lagoon for Com- 
bined Sewer Overflow, 
W82-04623 1510 5D 

CONNOR, J. N. 

Ground Water Seepage in Lake Washington and 
the Upper St. Johns River Basin, Florida, 
W82-03546 1508 2H 

CONNORS, S. D. 

Application of Aerial Photographs and Surficial 
Geologic Maps to the Determination of Suitabil- 
ity of Land for Septic Tank Systems, 
W82-01569 1503 7B 



CONOVER, C. S. 

Hydrologic Almanac of Florida, 
W82-03974 



1509 7C 



CONQUEST, L. L. 

On the Van Belle-Fisher Statistic for Water Pol- 
lution Monitoring Via Ecological Change, 
W82-02671 1506 5 A 



CONRAD, J. R. 

Anaerobic Processes, 
W82-01245 

Anaerobic Processes, 
W82-06923 



1503 5D 



1512 5D 



CONROY, L. E. 

Determination of Organically Combined Chlo- 
rine in High Molecular Weight Aquatic Organ- 
ics, 
W82-00258 1501 5A 

CONROY, N. I. 

A Classification and Description of Some North- 
eastern Ontario Lakes Influenced by Acid Pre- 
cipitation, 
W82-01145 1503 5B 

CONST ANTINE, T. A. 

Advanced Water Treatment for Color and Or- 

ganics Removal, 

W82-06279 1512 5F 

CONSTRANCE, E. 

Inventory of Surface Water Resources of the 
Stillwater Creek Watershed and an Investigation 
into the Effect of Land Use on Water Quality, 
W82-03948 1509 7B 



CONTRACTOR, D. N. 

A One-Dimensional, Finite Element Salt Water 

Intrusion Model, 

W82-01452 1503 7A 

A Two-Dimensional, Finite Element Model of 
Salt Water Intrusion in Groundwater Systems, 
W82-06525 1512 4B 

CONTRATTO, P. K. 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Wasatch Pla- 
teau-Book Cliffs Coal-Fields Area, Utah, 
W82-02500 1505 7C 

CONTRERAS, S. 

Purification of Wastewater by Electrolysis, 
W82-00847 1502 5D 

CONWAY, R. A. 

High-Solubility Gas Flotation, 

W82-01184 1503 5D 

Impact of Discharges as a Basis for Control 

Measures, 

W82-05354 1511 5B 

Improved Thermal Sludge Conditioning by 

Treatment with Acids and Bases, 

W82-04785 1511 5E 

COOK, B. 

Right Velocity Keeps the Solids Up, 
W82-05788 1511 5D 

COOK, C. J. 

Groundwater Contamination by Trace Level 
Organics from a Rapid Infiltration Site, 
W82-01496 1503 5B 

COOK, J. 

Reclaiming and Reusing Wastewater, 
W82-00402 1501 5D 

COOK, J. R. 

A Survey of Radioactive Effluent Releases from 

Byproduct Material Facilities, 

W82-03963 1509 5B 

COOK, N. G. 

A Study of Regional Temperature and Thermo- 
hydrologic Effects of an Underground Reposi- 
tory for Nuclear Wastes in Hard Rock, 
W82-01347 1503 5E 

COOK, P. M. 

Determination of Mineral Fiber Concentrations 

in Fish Tissues, 

W82-01822 1504 5C 

COOK, R. B. 

The Biogeochemistry of Sulfur in Two Small 

Lakes, 

W82-04726 1510 2H 

COOK, S. 

Estimation and Control Problems in Activated 

Sludge Processes, 

W82-04612 1510 5D 

COOKE, A. S. 

Tadpoles as Indicators of Harmful Levels of 

Pollution in the Field, 

W82-00478 1501 5 A 

COOKE, D. 

The Effects of Adsorbed Humic Substances on 
the Surface Charge of Goethite (Alpha-FeOOH) 
in Freshwaters, 
W82-05140 1511 2K 

Iron Oxide from a Seasonally Anoxic Lake, 
W82-03643 1508 2H 

COOKE, G. D. 

Covering Bottom Sediments as a Lake Restora- 
tion Technique, 
W82-04421 1510 5G 



PA-43 



COOKE, G. D. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Effectiveness of Dupont Typar Sheeting in Con- 
trolling Macrophyte Regrowth After Over- 
winter Drawdown, 
W82-04246 1509 5G 

Lake Level Drawdown as a Macrophyte Con- 
trol Technique, 
W82-04235 1509 4A 

COOKE, R. C. 

Molecular Diffusion and the Sedimentary Envi- 
ronment: Results from the In Situ Determination 
of Whole Sediment Diffusion Coefficients, 
W82-03091 1507 2J 

COOKE, S. F. 

The Clear Lake Example: An Ecological Ap- 
proach to Pest Management, 
W82-02660 1506 5F 

COOKSEY, B. G. 

The Effect of Centrifugation on the Suspended 

Particles of River Waters, 

W82-00124 1501 5A 

COOLEY, K. R. 

Erosivity 'R' for Individual Design Storms, 
W82-01403 1503 2J 

Erosivity Values for Individual Design Storms, 
W82-05694 1511 4D 

COOLEY, P. 

Wedge-Block Tunnels in Water Supply, 
W82-05803 1511 8F 

COOLIDGE, P. S. 

Advance and Runoff-Surge Flow Furrow Irri- 
gation, 
W82-05690 1511 3F 

COOMBS, E. G. 

High Resolution Alpha Spectroscopy by Liquid 

Scintillation Techniques, 

W82-05541 1511 5A 

Radon-222, In Potable Water Supplies of New 

England, 

W82-01221 1503 5B 

COOMBS, J. 

The Corrosion of Copper by Chlorinated Drink- 
ing Waters, 
W82-06051 1512 5F 

COOPER, C. 

A Study of Samples of Well Water Collected 
from Selected Areas in California to Determine 
the Presence of DBCP and Certain Other Pesti- 
cide Residues, 
W82-00532 1502 5 A 

COOPER, C. L. 

Limnetic Larval Fish of the Maumee and San- 
dusky River Estuaries, 
W82-01197 1503 7A 

COOPER, C. M. 

Rates of Recent Sedimentation in Lake Pepin 
W82-03922 1509 2J 

COOPER, J. J. 

Secchi Disc Relationships, 

W82-06627 1512 2 H 



COOPER, W. J. 

Contiuous, Automated, and Low-Cost Monitor- 
ing of the Organic Content in Water, 
W82-03658 1508 5 A 

COOTE, D. R. 

Pollution From Land Runoff, 

W82-00253 1501 5B 

COPAS, S. R. 

Pipeline Friction Losses for Wastewater 

Sludges, 

W82-01545 1503 5D 



COPE, J. 

Automatic Capture and Processing of Analytical 
Data in a Water Industry Laboratory, 
W82-02207 1505 7C 

A Data Acquisition System for Recording and 
Processing River Quality Monitoring Data, 
W82-04592 1510 7A 

COPELAND, C. 

Water Resources in the Legislative Balance, 

1982, 

W82-05433 1511 6E 

COPLAND, D. 

The Chemistry of Suspended Matter in Esth- 
waite Water, A Biologically Production Lake 
with Seasonally Anoxic Hypolimnion, 
W82-05416 1511 2K 



COPLEN, L. E. 

The Aftermath at Longview, 
W82-00073 



1501 5C 



CORAPCIOGLU, M. Y. 

A Mathematical Model for Consolidation in a 
Thermoelastic Aquifer Due to Hot Water Injec- 
tion or Pumping, 
W82-00602 1502 2F 

Mathematical Model for Regional Land Subsi- 
dence Due to Pumping 1. Integrated Aquifer 
Subsidence Equations Based on Vertical Dis- 
placement Only, 
W82-01926 1504 2F 

Mathematical Model for Regional Land Subsi- 
dence Due to Pumping 2 Integrated Aquifer 
Subsidence Equations for Vertical and Horizon- 
tal Displacements, 
W82-01927 1504 2F 

CORBET, S. A. 

Diel Changes in Plankton and Water Chemistry 

in Wicken Brickpit, 

W82-02411 1505 2H 

CORBETT, E. S. 

Seasonal Stream Temperature Changes Follow- 
ing Forest Harvesting, 
W82-04870 15H 4c 

CORCORAN, E. F. 

Potential for Biodegradation of Phthalic Acid 

Esters in Marine Regions, 

W82-01829 1504 5B 

CORDIVIOLA, S. 

Availability and Quality of Water from Under- 
ground Coal Mines in Johnson and Martin 
Counties, Kentucky, 
W82-06136 1512 3B 

CORDONNIER, M. J. 

Yield and Development of Soybeans (Glycine 
Max L.) as Affected by Irrigation with Munici- 
pal Wastewater and Well Water, 
W82-03723 1508 3C 

CORDOVA, J. R. 

Intraseasonal Water Allocation in Deficit Irriga- 
tion, 
W82-01916 1504 3F 

CORDOVA, R. M. 

Ground-Water Conditions in the Upper Virgin 
River and Kanab Creek Basins Area, Utah, with 
Emphasis on the Navajo Sandstone, 
W82-04486 15 10 6D 

CORDS, F. 

The Grosse Dhunn Dam and the Facilities for 
the Control of Stability and Functioning (Die 
Grosse Dhunn-Talsperre Und Die Messeinrich- 
tungen Zur Uberwachung Der Standsicherheit 
Und Der Funktionstuchtigkeit Des Dammes), 
W82-06240 1512 8D 



COREY, J. E. 

Trace Element Accumulation, Movement, and 
Distribution in the Soil Profile From Massive 
Applications of Sewage Sludge, 
W82-00640 1 502 5E 

CORLEW, P. M. 

Development of a Rural Water District, 
W82-O0288 1501 6A 

CORLISS, D. A. 
The XIII Olympic Games and Environmental 
Quality Perspective, 
W82-05703 1511 5D 



CORMACK, J. W. 

Land Disposal of Sludge, 

W82-04757 



1511 5E 



COREY, A. T. 

Pumped Outlets for Drainage Systems, 
W82-04364 1510 



8A 



CORMIER, C. J. 

Seasonal and Diurnal Changes in the Predomi- 
nant Heterotrophic Bacterial Species of the Me- 
duxnekeag River, 
W82-06562 15 12 5A 

CORNEILLE, R. W. 

Time-Shared Computer Technology for the 

Water and Wastewater Industries, 

W82-06511 1512 5D 

CORNELISSE, A. 

Transpiration, Stomatal Conductance, and Pho- 
tosynthesis of Tomato Plants With Various Pro- 
portions of Root System Supplied With Water, 
W82-00504 1502 21 

CORNELIUS, G. 

Sprinkler Leveler and Wind Compensating 

Device, 

W82-06164 1512 3F 

CORNELL, J. C. 

Mercury and Zinc in the Sediments of Seneca 

Lake, Seneca River, and Keuka Outlet, New 

York, 

W82-01151 1503 5B 

CORNELL, J. H. 

Biodegradation of Glycidol and Glycidyl Ni- 
trate, 
W82-04456 1510 5D 

CORNILLON, P. 

Influence of Irrigation Rhythm and Water 
Supply on Growth, Water Status and Yield of 
Egg-Plant (Solanum Melongena L.), 
W82-02746 1506 3F 

CORNWELL, D. A. 

Demonstration Testing of Alum Recovery by 

Liquid Ion Exchange, 

W82-01167 1503 5D 

Feasibility Studies on Liquid Ion Exchange for 

Alum Recovery from Water Treatment Plant 

Sludges, 

W82-04107 1509 5E 

CORRELL, D. L. 

Endangered Estuarine Receiving Waters: The 
Effects of Low-Flow Land Runoff on Headwa- 
ters Biota, 
W82-02165 1505 5C 

Nutrient Mass Balances for the Watershed, 
Headwaters Intertidal Zone, and Basin of the 
Rhode River Estuary, 
W82-04330 1510 2L 

CORRY, M. L. 

The Design of Encroachments on Flood Plains 

Using Risk Analysis, 

W82-04631 1510 8A 



PA 44 



AUTHOR INDEX 



CRANE, D. 



CORSSMIT, C. W. 

Water Utility Costs and Rate Design for Fire 

Protection Services, 

W82-06275 1512 6C 

CORY, D. C. 

Evaluating Direct Benefit Estimation Proce- 
dures for Irrigation Projects: A Simplified Ap- 
proach, 
W82-04287 1510 6B 

CORY, R. L. 

Diel Oxygen Variations in the Rhode River 

Estuary, Maryland, 1970-1978, 

W82-02841 1506 5B 

COSBY, R. 

Sampling Ground Water for Organic Contami- 
nants, 
W82-00820 1502 5 A 

COSBY, R. L. 

Transport and Fate of Selected Organic Pollut- 
ants in a Sandy Soil, 
W82-02220 1505 5B 

COSKUNOGLU, O. 

Optimal Stream-Aquifer Development, 
W82-02575 1505 6A 

COSTA, H. S. 

Fate of Suspended Biological Solids Discharged 

to Receiving Waters, 

W82-05448 1511 5B 

COSTA, J. E. 

Debris Flows in Small Mountain Stream Chan- 
nels of Colorado and Their Hydrologic Implica- 
tions, 
W82-01597 1503 2E 

COSTELLO, R. 

Denitrification of Blackwater with Greywater, 
W82-01225 1503 5D 

COSTERTON, J. W. 

Biogeochemistry of Mountain Stream Waters: 

The Marmot System, 

W82-06569 1512 5B 

COTE, J-E. 

Spatial and Temporal Variations in Cesium- 137 
and Carbon in Sediments of Saguenay Fjord 
(Variations Spatiales et Temporelles du Cesium- 
137 et du Carbone dans des Sediments du Fjord 
du Saguenay), 
W82-01644 1503 2J 

Temporal and Spatial Variations of Mercury, 
Lead, Zinc, and Copper in Sediments of the 
Saguenay Fjord, 
W82-01639 1503 5B 

COTE, P. 

A Method for Wastewater Treatment System 
User Cost Allocation, Volume I: Study Report, 
W82-06382 1512 5D 

A Method for Wastewater Treatment System 
User Cost Allocation, Volume 2: User's Manual, 
W82-06381 1512 5D 

COTE, R. 

Seasonal Variations in Primary Production in 
Surface Waters of the Saguenay River (Vari- 
ations Saisonnieres de la Production Primaire 
dans les eaux de Surface de la Riviere du Sague- 
nay), 
W82-04678 1510 5C 

COTTON, A. P. 

The Measurement of Diffusion Coefficients in 

the Conwy Estuary, 

W82-03388 1507 2L 

COTTON, P. 

Automation at Norwich Sewage-Treatment 

Work: Five Years' Experience, 

W82-06157 1512 5D 



COUBROUGH, P. 

Evaluation of Standard and Modified M-FC, 
Macconkey, and Teepol Media for Membrane 
Filtration Counting of Fecal Coliforms in Water, 
W82-00644 1502 5 A 

COUILLARD, D. 

Physicochemistry of Water in the St. Lawrence 
Gulf and Estuary (Physico-Chimie des eaux du 
Golfe et de 1' Estuaire Saint-Laurent), 
W82-05763 1511 5B 

COULOMBE, A. M. 

Collapsing Aphanizomenon Flos-Aquae Blooms: 
Possible Contributions of Photo-Oxidation, 02 
Toxicity, and Cyanophages, 
W82-01595 1503 2H 

COULTER, J. B. 

The Hazards of Hazardous Waste Management, 
W82-01940 1504 6E 



COURTNEY, C. M. 

Meromixis in a Coastal Zone Excavation, 
W82-02120 1505 



2H 



COURY, G. E. 

A Study of The MSF Desalination Process Uti- 
lizing The Controlled Two-Phase Flow Con- 
cept-Phase II, 
W82-04084 1509 3 A 

COUSINS, J. R. 

Mathematical Efficiency Concerns in Water Dis- 
tribution Network Considerations, 
W82-00339 1501 5F 

COUTANT, C. C. 

Foreseeable Effects of C02-Induced Climatic 

Change: Freshwater Concerns, 

W82-05574 1511 2B 

COVAY, K. J. 

Quality of Ground Water in Routt County, 

Northwestern Colorado, 

W82-05227 1511 2F 

COVE, R. 

Effect of Metals on the Biomass Production 

Kinetics of Freshwater Copepods, 

W82-00593 1502 5C 

COVER, E. 

Effect of Artificial Destratification on Iron, 
Manganese, and Zinc in the Water, Sediments, 
and two Species of Benthic Macroinvertebrates 
in an Oklahoma Lake, 
W82-06897 1512 5G 

COVERT, T. C. 

Waste Discharge Monitoring Requirements 
Under the NPDES Permits Program, 
W82-03969 1509 5D 

COWAN, M. S. 

Colorado River Simulation System; An Execu- 
tive Summary, 
W82-02170 1505 6A 

COWARDIN, L. M. 

Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats: A New Clas- 
sification, 
W82-05716 1511 2L 

COWART, J. B. 

Uranium Isotopes and 226Ra Content in the 

Deep Groundwaters of the Tri-State Region, 

U.S.A., 

W82-02939 1506 5 A 

COWELL, B. C. 

Dynamics of a Subtropical Plankton Communi- 
ty, with Emphasis on the Copepod Mesocyclops 
Edax, 
W82-06906 1512 5C 

COWELL, D. W. 

Hydrochemistry of a Dolomite Karst: The 

Bruce Peninsula of Ontario, 

W82-00321 1501 2K 



COWING, D. J. 

Hydrogeology for Land-Use Planning: The 
Potter Creek Area, Anchorage, Alaska, 
W82-04981 1511 5G 

COWLEY, I. D. 

Anaerobic Digestion of Farm Wastes: A Review 

- Part 2, 

W82-04347 1510 5E 

COWLING, E. B. 

Acid Precipitation: Basic Principles and Eco- 
logical Consequences, 
W82-01586 1503 5C 

Acid Precipitation in Historical Perspective, 
W82-04807 1511 5B 

COX, R. G. 

The Containment of an Oil Slick by a Boom 

Placed Across a Uniform Stream, 

W82-01956 1504 IB 

The Spreading of Thin Liquid Films on a Water- 
Air Interface, 
W82-01955 1504 IB 

COX, W. E. 

Law, 

W82-01302 1503 6E 

COYLE, J. T. 

Evaluating Regenerated Activated Carbon 
Through Laboratory and Pilot-Column Studies, 
W82-05670 1511 5F 

CRABTREE, R. J. 

Double and Monocropped Wheat and Grain 

Sorghum Under Different Tillage and Row 

Spacings, 

W82-01862 1504 21 

CRAIG, K. S. 

Dissolved Hydrocarbons and Related Micro- 
flora in a Fjordal Seaport: Sources, Sinks, Con- 
centrations, and Kinetics, 
W82-01816 1504 5B 

CRAIG, R. W. 

The Geothermal Hydrology of Warner Valley, 

Oregon: A Reconnaissance Study, 

W82-04496 1510 1A 

CRAMER, D. 

Dispersal of Salmonella from a Polluted Stream 
to Neighboring Terrestrial Habitats, 
W82-01043 1502 5 A 

CRAMER, G. W. 

Productivity of Four Marsh Sites Surrounding 

Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, 

W82-02334 1505 2H 

CRAMER, W. N. 

Criteria for Achieving Pathogen Destruction 

During Composting, 

W82-05697 1511 5D 

CRAMPTON, C. B. 

Variations of pH with Annual Cumulative Pre- 
cipitation in Acid Forest Soils, 
W82-01118 1503 2G 

CRANDALL, M. E. 

Establishment of Controlled Freshwater Diver- 
sions of the Mississippi River into the Louisiana 
Coastal Zone, 
W82-02145 1505 4A 

CRANE, D. 

Toxic Substances Monitoring Program - 1980, 
W82-04077 1509 5 A 

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CRANE, S. M. 

Reliability Analysis of BOD Kinetics in a South- 
ern Stream Governed by the Discharge of an 
Oxidation Pond, 
W82-06159 1512 5B 

CRANE, S. R. 

Economic and Technical Evaluations of Swine 

Manure Management Systems Which Use Land 

Applications, 

W82-02175 1505 5E 

CRANOR, R. O. 

Rosario Dominicana's Cyanide Tailings Dam 

Construction and Operation. 

W82-01589 1503 5D 

CRANSTON, C. C. 

Miscellaneous Surface- Water Data, Pecos River 

Basin, New Mexico, 

W82-02827 1506 7C 

CRASSOUS, P. 

Synthesis and Degradation of Carbohydrates in 
the Marine Planktonic Community of Eutrophic 
Waters (Synthese et Degradation des Composes 
Glucidiques au sein de la Commaunaute Planc- 
tonique en Zone Marine Eutrophe), 
W82-04672 1510 5B 

CRATE, J. 

Hypolimnion Oxygenation Studies in Clark Hill 

W82-05001 1511 5G 

CRAUN, G. F. 

An Alternative for Meeting the Nitrate Standard 

for Public Water Supplies, 

W82-01623 1503 5C 

Asbestos Cement Pipe and Cancer in Connecti- 
cut 1955-1974, 
W82-01094 1502 5C 

Disease Outbreaks Caused by Drinking Water, 
W82-01289 1503 5C 

Outbreaks of Waterborne Disease in the United 

States: 1971-1978, 

W82-03430 1508 5B 



CRAVEN, H. 

Treating Phenol Resin Plant Wastes, 
W82-05128 



1511 5D 



CRAVEN, J. A. 

Persistence and Distribution of Erysipelothrix 
Rhusiopathiae and Bacterial Indicator Organ- 
isms on Land Used for Disposal of Piggery 
Effluent, 
W82-00686 1502 5B 



CRAVENS, J. B. 

Thermal Effects, 
W82-01275 

Thermal Effects, 
W82-06809 



1503 5C 



1512 5C 



Use of Microscreens to Polish Lagoon Effluents, 
W82-04709 1510 5D 

CRAWFORD, C. 

Hydrology of Area 32, Eastern Region, Interior 
Coal Province, Indiana, 

W82-05825 1511 7C 

CRAWFORD, C. G. 

Preliminary Water-Quality Assessment of the 
Upper White River Near Indianapolis, Marion 
County, Indiana, 
W82-03986 1509 6B 

CRAWFORD, J. K. 

Methods of Discharge Compensation as an Aid 
to the Evaluation of Water Quality Trends, 
W82-03056 1507 7B 

CREASY, D. E. J. 

A Hydrogeochemical Study of Contaminant At- 
tenuation and Remobilization in the Big Swamp 
Overburden Near Picton, Ontario, 
W82-03945 1509 5B 



CREMA, R. 

The Structure of Benthic Communities in an 
Area of Thermal Discharge from a Coastal 
Power Station, 
W82-03205 1507 5C 

CRESON, C. 

Water Recycling/Reuse in the Food Processing 

Industry, 

W82-04566 1510 5D 

CRESSER, M. S. 

Factors Affecting the Chemistry of Precipitation 
and River Water in an Upland Catchment, 
W82-01322 1503 2K 

CRESSWELL, C. F. 

The Effects of Varying Culture Nitrogen and 
Phosphorus Levels of Nutrient Uptake and Stor- 
age by the Waterhyacinth Eichhornia Crassipes 
(Mart) Solms, 
W82-05098 1511 5G 

CREUTIN, J. D. 

Objective Analyses and Mapping Techniques for 
Rainfall Fields: An Objective Comparison, 
W82-06327 1512 2B 

CREWE, W. 

The Occurrence of Sewage-Borne Pathogens in 

the UK, 

W82-05476 1511 5B 

CRIPE, C. R. 

Apparatus to Produce Tidal Fluctuations in a 

Simulated Salt Marsh System, 

W82-01930 1504 2L 

CRISMAN, T. L. 

Thermal Regimes of Florida Lakes, A Compari- 
son with Biotic and Climatic Transitions, 
W82-04943 1511 2H 

CRISP, P. T. 

A Spectrophotometric Method for the Determi- 
nation of Anionic Surfactants at Microg/Liter 
Levels, 
W82-03289 1507 5A 

CRISP, R. 

Water Resources Appraisal for Hydroelectric 
Licensing: Altamaha River Basin, Georgia, 
W82-01764 1503 6D 

CRISTIANI, G. 

Study of the Experimental Contamination of the 
Marine Phanerogam Posidonia Oceanica (L.) 
Delile by Mercury Compounds I. Modalities of 
the Contamination by Mercury Chloride. (Etude 
De La Contamination Experimentale De La 
Phanerogame Marine Posidonia Oceanica (L.) 
Delile Par Les Composes Mercuri Ques: Partie 
I-Modalites De La Contamination Par Le Chlor- 
ure Mercurique, 
W82-03312 1507 5B 

CRITES, R. W. 

Relative Health Risks of Activated Sludge 
Treatment and Slow-Rate Land Treatment, 
W82-05258 1511 5D 

CRITTENDEN, J. C. 

Mathematical Model of Sequential Loading in 

Fixed-Bed Adsorbers, 

W82-05269 15 11 5D 

Modeling of Activated Carbon and Coal Gasifi- 
cation Char Adsorbents in Single-Solute and Bi- 
solute Systems, 
W82-01447 1503 IB 

CROCKET, J. H. 

Geochemical Pathway Studies of Heavy Metals 
in Lake Sediments from the Sudbury-Temagami 
Area, Ontario, 
W82-05640 1511 5B 

CROLEY, T. E. 

River Thermal Standards Costs in the Upper 

Midwest, 

W82-01655 1503 6B 



CROLEY, T. E. I. 

Impact of Thermal Standards on Power Plant 

Water Consumption, 

W82-06057 1512 5G 

CROMMELINCK, H. 

Some Geotechnical Aspects of the Construction 
of the 'Safety Reservoir Broechem', 
W82-06012 1512 8A 

CRONBERG, G. 

Pediastrum and Scenedesmus (ChlorococcaJes) 
in Sediments from Lake Vaxjosjon, Sweden, 
W82-06878 1512 5C 

CRONHOLM, L. S. 

Potential Health Hazards from Microbial Aero- 
sols in Densely Populated Urban Regions, 
W82-01232 1503 5C 

CRONIN, L. E. 

A Perspective on Estuarine and Coastal Re- 
search Funding, 
W82-01803 1504 9A 

CROONENBERGHS, R. E. 

The Suspended Sediment-Water Partitioning 
Coefficient for Kepone in the James River, Vir- 
ginia, 
W82-02284 1505 5B 

CROSBY, J. w. in. 

Uranium Concentration in the Ground Waters of 
the Pullman-Moscow Basin, Whitman County, 
Washington, and Latah County, Idaho, 
W82-00809 1502 5B 

CROSS, J. E. 

241 Am from the Decay of 241Pu in the Irish 

Sea, 

W82-03199 1507 5B 

CROSS, S. F. 

Environmental Recovery in a Marine Ecosystem 
Impacted by a Sulfite Process Pulp Mill, 
W82-01548 1503 5B 

CROSS, W. H. 

Anaerobic Activated Carbon Filter for the 
Treatment of Phenol-Bearing Waste Water, 
W82-03680 1508 5D 

Anaerobic Carbon Filter for Degradation of 

Phenols, 

W82-01454 1503 5D 

Continuous Bioregeneration of Granular Acti- 
vated Carbon During the Anaerobic Degrada- 
tion of Catechol, 
W82-00408 1501 5D 

Extended Dechlorination Studies with Granular 

Activated Carbon Filters, 

W82-05257 151 1 5F 

Role of Surface Active Media in Anaerobic Fil- 
ters, 
W82-05816 1511 5D 

Treatment of Phenol and Substituted Phenols 
with an Anaerobic Activated Carbon Filter, 
W82-03959 1509 5D 



CROSSER, M. L. 

Industrial Wastewater Audit, 
W82-03337 



1507 5D 



CROSSLEY, E. I. 

Upgrading Water Treatment Plants in San 

Diego, 

W82-03655 1508 5F 

CROUSE, M. R. 

Effects of Fine Sediments on Growth of Juve- 
nile Coho Salmon in Laboratory Streams, 
W82-02639 1506 5C 



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CROW, N. 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 1 - 
Environment, Health and Socio-economics, 
W82-05214 1511 6G 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 2 - 
Environmental Control Technology, 
W82-05213 1511 5E 

CROWE, A. S. 

Simulation of Lake-Watershed Systems, I. De- 
scription and Sensitivity Analysis of the Model, 
W82-00926 1502 2 A 

Simulation of Lake- Watershed Systems, II. Ap- 
plication to Baptiste Lake, Alberta, Canada, 
W82-00927 1502 2 A 



CROWE, S. 

The Landscape of Rutland Water, 
W82-06478 



1512 6G 



CROWLEY, K. D. 

Hydrologic and Morphologic Changes in Chan- 
nels of the Platte River Basin: A Historical Per- 



spective, 
W82-06946 



1512 2E 



CROWLEY, P. 

Simulation of Soil Water Within the Root Zone 

of a Corn Crop, 

W82-01834 1504 2G 

CROWLEY, V. 

Hydro-Economic Analysis and Projection of Ir- 
rigation Water Demands in Pennsylvania, 
W82-05558 1511 6C 

CROWTHER, J. M. 

Monitoring of Turbidity and Suspended Solids 
Concentration in Wastewater Treatment Plants, 
W82-04054 1509 5D 

Theoretical Considerations for Control and 
Monitoring of Wastewater Treatment Systems, 
W82-04060 1509 5D 

CROZIER, M. J. 

Effects of Tropical Cyclone Wally in Southeast 

Viti Levu, Fiji, Easter 1980, 

W82-00670 1502 2 A 

CRUTCHER, A. J. 

Leachate Collection Design for Containment 

Landfills, 

W82-04996 1511 5E 

CRUZ.E. 

Bridging the Water Supply Gap, 

W82-06508 1512 8 A 

CRUZ, R. B. 

Occurrence of Tetraalkylead Compounds in the 

Aquatic Environment, 

W82-00878 1502 5 A 

CRUZ, R. R. 

Annual Water-Resources Review, White Sands 

Missile Range, New Mexico, 1980, 

W82-03980 1509 2F 

CSANADY, G. T. 

Mean Summer Circulation in Lake Ontario 

Within the Coastal Zone, 

W82-00967 1502 2H 

CSIZ1NSZKY, A. A. 

Yield and Water Use of Vegetable Crops with 
Seepage and Drip Irrigation Systems, 
W82-00544 1502 3F 

CUKER, B. E. 

Summer Population Fluctuations, Feeding, and 
Growth of Hydra in an Arctic Lake, 
W82-02287 1505 2H 

CULLEN, A. J. 

Field Evaluation of a Swirl Degritter at Tam- 
worth, New South Wales, Australia, 
W82-00376 1501 5F 



CULLEY, J. L. 

Nonpoint N Runoff from Agricultural Water- 
sheds into the Great Lakes, 
W82-01148 1503 5B 

CULLEY, J. L. B. 

Bacteriological Quality of Surface and Subsur- 
face Runoff from Manured Sandy Clay Loam 
Soil, 
W82-04880 1511 2A 

CULP, R. L. 

Granular Activated Carbon Installations, 
W82-04391 1510 5F 

CULVER, C. F. 

Hydropower Losses from Navigation in the 

Snake-Columbia Rivers: 1978-79, 

W82-01139 1503 6D 

CUMBUS, I. P. 

Mineral Nutrient Availability in Watercress Bed 

Substrates, 

W82-02769 1506 21 

CUMMANS, J. 

Mudflows Resulting From the May 18, 1980, 
Eruption of Mount St. Helens, Washington, 
W82-O0OO3 1501 5B 

CUMMANS, J. E. 

Low-Flow Characteristics of Streams in the 
Deschutes River Basin, Washington, 
W82-01781 1503 2E 

CUNDAY, T. W. 

Calibrating and Verifying the SSARR Model- 
Missouri River Watersheds Study, 
W82-03549 1508 2A 

CUNNINGHAM, A. J. 

Overland Flow Treatment of Poultry Processing 

Wastewater in Cold Climates, 

W82-02992 1506 5D 

CUNNINGHAM, G. L. 

A Comparison of the Effects of Salinity on 
Photosynthetic Physiology of a Salt Sensitive 
Grass, Panicum Obtusum, and a Salt Tolerant 
Grass, Distichlis Spicata, 
W82-06521 1512 3C 

CUNNINGHAM, R. 

Atchafalaya Delta: Subaerial Development; En- 
vironmental Implications and Resource Poten- 
tial, 
W82-02126 1505 2J 

CUNNINGHAM, R. L. 

The Occurrence of Flow Channels in Soils, 
W82-04875 1511 3C 

CURLEY, T. 

Map Showing the Potentiometric Surface of the 

Aquia Aquifer, May 19-23, 1980, 

W82-04978 1511 7C 

CURRAN, C. 

Groundwater Contamination by Trace Level 
Organics from a Rapid Infiltration Site, 
W82-01496 1503 5B 

CURRAN, D. J. 

Water Hardness Determination by the Catalytic 
Polarographic Wave of Magnesium Ion, 
W82-01083 1502 5A 

CURRAN, H. M. 

Parametric Analysis of Direct-Contact (Piston- 
less) Work Exchanger for Reverse Osmosis Ap- 
plications, 
W82-05309 1511 3 A 

CURRY, R. B. 

SOYROOT - A Dynamic Model of Soybean 

Root Growth and Water Uptake, 

W82-00114 1501 21 

CURRY, R. R. 

Investigations of High Groundwater in Poison 

Terminal Moraine, 

W82-02538 1505 2F 



CURRY, R. W. 

Potential for Biodegradation of Phthalic Acid 

Esters in Marine Regions, 

W82-01829 1504 5B 

CURSTEDT, T. 

Simple Procedures for Enrichment of Chlorinat- 
ed Aromatic Pollutants from Fat, Water and 
Milk for Subsequent Analysis by High-Resolu- 
tion Methods, 
W82-06015 1512 5 A 

CURTIN, S. E. 

Map Showing how the Potentiometric Surface 
of the Magothy Aquifer of August 1980 Differed 
from the Potentiometric Surface of September 
1977, in Southern Maryland, 
W82-05838 1511 7C 

Map Showing How the Potentiometric Surface 
of the Magothy Aquifer of September 1979 Dif- 
fered from the Potentiometric Surface of Sep- 
tember 1977, in Southern Maryland, 
W82-03983 1509 7C 

Map Showing the Potentiometric Surface of the 

Magothy Aquifer in Southern Maryland, August 

1980, 

W82-03981 1509 7C 

CURTIS, C. 

Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Fish, 
W82-06803 1512 5C 

CURTIS, C. R. 

Streamlined Regulations Could Help Make New 

Stormwater Management Concepts Part of the 

Tradition, 

W82-O2OO0 1504 4A 

CURTIS, D. L. 

Gage Density and Location fpr Estimating 

Mean Annual Precipitation in Mountainous 

Areas, 

W82-03901 1509 2B 

CURTIS, L. L. 

Seasonal Variation of Vitamin B12, B12 Ana- 
logs, and Phytoplankton in a Long Island Estu- 
ary, 
W82-02282 1505 2L 

CURTIS, W. F. 

Size Distribution of Amazon River Bed Sedi- 
ment, 
W82-03488 1508 2J 

CUSHING, C. E. 

Biological Colonization of an Industrial Pond: 

Status After Two Decades, 

W82-03772 1509 2H 

CUSHMAN, J. H. 

Completion of the List of Analytical Solutions 

for Nutrient Transport to Roots 1 . Exact Linear 

Models, 

W82-03327 1507 5E 

CUSHMAN, R. M. 

A Chironomus Tentans Bioassay for Testing 
Synthetic Fuel Products and Effluents, with 
Data on Acridine and Quinoline, 
W82-02630 1506 5C 

CUSICK, W. 

A Study of Samples of Well Water Collected 
from Selected Areas in California to Determine 
the Presence of DBCP and Certain Other Pesti- 
cide Residues, 
W82-00532 1502 5 A 

CUTHBERT, D. R. 

Resonator Studies for Kincardine Harbour, Lake 

Huron, 

W82-00228 1501 8B 



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CUTSHALL, N. H. 

Reactor-Released Radionuclides in Susquehanna 

River Sediments, 

W82-03189 1507 5B 

CYR, R. 

Treating Taste and Odour Problems Using 

Ozone and Activated Carbon, 

W82-04553 1510 5F 

CZUBA, M. 

Structural Damage to Leaf Chloroplasts of 
Elodea Densa Caused by Methylmercury Accu- 
mulated from Water, 
W82-05570 1511 5C 

D'ANGLEJAN, B. 

On the Advection of Turbidity in the Saint 

Lawrence Middle Estuary, 

W82-02344 1505 2L 

D'APPOLONIA, D. J. 

Soil-Bentonite Supply Trench Cutoffs, 
W82-01599 1503 8D 

D'AURIA, J. M. 

Statistical Models for Estimating Seawater 
Metal Concentrations from Metal Concentra- 
tions in Mussels (Mytilus Edulis), 
W82-03608 1508 5 A 

DTTRI, F. M. 

Managing Vegetation in Wastewater Applica- 
tion, 
W82-03401 1508 5D 

DABROWSKA-ZIELINSKA, K. 

Use of Visible and Thermal Satellite Data to 
Monitor an Intermittently Flooding Marshland, 
W82-03682 1508 7B 

DABROWSKI, H. 

Tracing Food Webs with Stable Hydrogen Iso- 
topes, 
W82-02021 1504 6G 

DACRE, J. C. 

Preliminary Pollutant Limit Values for Human 

Health Effects, 

W82-00628 1502 5G 

DADDIO, E. 

Surface Water Flow from a South Florida Wet- 
land Area, 
W82-02121 1505 2E 

DADKHAH, M. 

Influence of Vegetation, Rock Cover, and 

Trampling on Filtration Rates and Sediment 

Production, 

W82-04153 1509 2G 

DADSWELL, M. J. 

The Structure of Crustacean Zooplankton Com- 
munities in Glaciated Eastern North America, 
W82-05379 1511 2H 

DAFFER JR, R. A. 

Pump Systems: What Price Inefficiency, 
W82-04093 1509 8C 

DAGAN, G. 

Analysis of Flow Through Heterogeneous 
Random Aquifers by the Method of Embedding 
Matrix. 1. Steady Flow, 
W82-03320 1507 2F 

DAGUE, R. E. 

Inhibition of Nitrogenous BOD and Treatment 

Plant Performance Evaluation, 

W82-05323 151 1 5D 

DAGLE, R. R. 

High pH Treatment of Combined Water Soften- 
ing and Wastewater Sludges, 
W82-00403 1501 5D 

DAHL, B. W. 

How to Set Up a Preventive Maintenance Pro- 
gram, 
W82-06264 1512 5D 



DAHL, D. 

On the Sampling Variance of Raingage Net- 
works, 
W82-05875 1511 7B 

DAHLBERG, M. D. 

Nearshore Spatial Distribution of Fishes in Gill 
Net Samples, Cayuga Lake, New York, 
W82-01195 1503 7 A 

DAHLING, D. R. 

Method for Recovering Viruses from River 

Water Solids, 

W82-00200 1501 5A 

DAHM, C. N. 

Initial Microbiological Response in Lakes to the 

Mt St Helens Eruption, 

W82-05125 1511 2H 

Pathways and Mechanisms for Removal of Dis- 
solved Organic Carbon from Leaf Leachate in 
Streams, 
W82-02222 1505 5B 

DAIBER, F. C. 

Phytoplankton Production and Community 
Composition in a Marsh-Dominated Estuary 
Which Receives Sewage Waste, 
W82-02179 1505 5C 

DAIGH, R. V. 

Survey of Treatment Plant Design and Oper- 
ation Deficiencies, 
W82-01543 1503 5D 

DAKERS, J. L. 

Control of Toxic Metals at Sewage Treatment 

Works, 

W82-06592 1512 5E 

The Sewerage Policy of Thames Water, 
W82-02040 1504 6E 

DAKSHANAMURTHY, V. 

A Mathematical Model for Predicting Moisture 
Flow in an Unsaturated Soil Under Hydraulic 
and Temperature Gradients, 
W82-00605 1502 2G 

DAKSHINI, K. M. M. 

Diatom Distribution and Status of Organic Pol- 
lution in Sewage Drains, 
W82-06484 1512 5C 

DALE, L. 

Environmental Residuals and Capital Costs of 
Energy Recovery from Municipal Sludge and 
Feedlot Manure, 
W82-06405 1512 5E 

DALELA, R. C. 

Effect of Phenol on In Vivo Activity of Tissue 

Transaminases in the Fish Notopterus Notop- 

terus, 

W82-05571 1511 5C 

DALLAIRE, G. 

Carbon Treatment of Drinking Water: N.J. 

Plant Trying to Get Out the Bugs, 

W82-03461 1508 5F 

EPA's I/A Program Speeds Use of New 

Wastewater Treatment Methods, 

W82-03737 1508 5D 

Major Changes Ahead in the Nation's Water 

Clean-Up Program, 

W82-03395 1507 6C 

U. N. Launches International Water Decade; U. 

S. Role Uncertain, 

W82-03449 1508 5G 

DALPRA, C. 

Secondary Treatment Waivers Issued, Contro- 
versy Continues, 
W82-02652 1506 6E 



DALTROPHE, N. C. 

Waste Water Recycling by Ion-Exchange: I. 

Complete Desalination, 

W82-06118 1512 3A 

Waste Water Recycling by Ion Exchange: II. 

Partial Desalination, 

W82-06117 1512 5A 

DALY, C. J. 

Design and Merit of a River-Aquifer Model for 

Optimal Use of Agricultural Water, 

W82-01193 1503 6A 

An Integral Transform Method for the Linear- 
ized Boussinesq Groundwater Flow Equation, 
W82-01984 1504 2F 

DALY, E. L. JR. 

Reliability of Analytical Methods for Anaerobic 

Municipal Solid Waste Samples, 

W82-04789 1511 5 A 

DALY, P. G. 

High Rate Biological Treatment of TMP Efflu- 
ent, 
W82-05955 1512 5D 

DAMEZ, F. 

Construction Criteria of the Mery-Sur-Oise 

Storage Basin - Improvements in Water Quality 

Obtained, 

W82-06013 1512 5G 

DAMHAUG, T. 

Control of Alum Addition in Wastewater Treat- 
ment, 
W82-04837 15 11 5D 

DAMIANI, V. 

PCB Residues in Bottom Sediments Collected 

From the Bay of Quinte, Lake Ontario 1972- 

1973, 

W82-01155 1503 5B 

DAMM, M. V. 

Hydrologic Effects from Changes in Ground 

Water Pumpage, 

W82-04428 1510 2F 

DAMPIER, B. 

Hydropower: Untapped Resource and Environ- 
mental Hazard, 
W82-02277 1505 5C 

DAN, J. 

The Use of Na/Cl Ratios to Trace Solute 

Sources in a Semiarid Zone, 

W82-00601 1502 7B 

DANCE, K. W. 

Some Effects of Agricultural Land Use on 

Stream Insect Communities, 

W82-01159 1503 5C 

DANCHUK, W. J. 

Flood of July 1-5, 1978 on the Kickapoo River, 

Southwestern Wisconsin, 

W82-05236 1511 2E 

DANDEKAR, M. M. 

Confonnal Mapping for Channel Junction Flow, 
W82-04306 1510 2E 

DANIEL, C. C. Ill 

Methods of Discharge Compensation as an Aid 
to the Evaluation of Water Quality Trends, 
W82-03056 1507 7B 

DANIEL, D. E. JR. 

Moisture Movement in Soils in the Vicinity of 

Waste Disposal Sites, 

W82-03728 1508 2G 



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DAVIES, T. R. H. 



DANIEL, J. R. K. 

Drainage Density as an Index of Climatic Geo- 

morphology, 

W82-01324 1503 2A 

DANIEL, R. R. 

A Note on the Fate of El Tor Cholera and 
Other Vibrios in Percolating Filters, 
W82-00566 1502 5D 

DANIEL, T. C. 

An Empirical Equation for Predicting Soluble 
Phosphorus Loads from Agricultural Water- 

W82-00134 1501 5B 

Nonpoint Source Loading Rates from Selected 

Land Uses, 

W82-06626 1512 5B 

Sample Intake Position and Loading Rates from 

Nonpoint Source Pollution, 

W82-00778 1502 5 A 

DANIELS, M. L. 

Efficiencies of Advanced Waste Treatment Ob- 
tained with Upgraded Trickling Filters, 
W82-03285 1507 5D 

DANIELSON, R. E. 

Blaney-Criddle Coefficients for Western Turf 

Grasses, 

W82-04310 1510 2D 

DANIELSON, T. W. 

Bedrock Aquifers in the Lower Dirty Devil 
River Basin Area, Utah, with Special Emphasis 
on the Navajo Sandstone, 
W82-05220 1511 7C 

DANIELSSON, L. G. 

On the Use of Filters for Distinguishing Be- 
tween Dissolved and Particulate Fractions in 
Natural Waters, 
W82-05012 1511 5A 

DARA, S. S. 

Removal of Toxic Heavy Metal Ions from 

Wastewaters Using Modified Agricultural Waste 

Materials, 

W82-03206 1507 5D 

DARBY, W. P. 

In-Home Conservation and Wastewater Man- 



agement, 
W82-02591 



1505 3D 



DARDEN, D. 

Water-Level Map of the Mississippi Delta Allu- 
vium in Northwestern Mississippi, April 1981, 
W82-06138 1512 7C 

DARDIS, K. A. 

A Mechanistic Model of a Packed-Bed Elec- 
trode Cell to Remove Metal Ions from Dilute 
Effluent Solutions, 
W82-02050 1504 5D 

DARNELL, R. M. 

Strategies for the Management of Estuaries, 
W82-02166 1505 6F 

DAROS, B. 

Wood Preserving Industry Multimedia Emission 

Inventory, 

W82-02993 1506 5D 

DARVES-BORNOZ, R. 

Reflections of the Choice of Some Priority Axes 
of Hydraulic Research in the Field of Land and 
Water Management, 
W82-05278 1511 4B 

DARVILLE, R. G. 

Macrobenthos of Pine Island Bayou in the Big 

Thicket National Preserve, Texas, 

W82-00924 1502 5C 

DARZI.M. 

Sulfur and Associated Elements and Acidity in 
Continental and Marine Rain from North Flor- 
ida, 
W82-O0965 1502 2B 



DAS, D. K. 

Chemical Composition of Monsoon Rainwater 
Over Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh (India) During 
1977 and 1978, 
W82-04666 1510 2B 

DAS GUPTA, A. 

Hydrodynamic Response of Nakhon Luang 

Aquifer, Bangkok, Thailand, 

W82-03576 1508 4B 

DAS, M. M. 

Simulation of Surges After Removal of a Sepa- 
rating Barrier Between Shallower and Deeper 
Bodies of Water, 
W82-04685 1510 8B 

DASHER, D. H. 

Effects of Recreation on Water Quality in Gua- 
dalupe Mountains National Park, 
W82-02821 1506 5B 

DATTA, B. 

Performance Evaluation of a Stochastic Opti- 
mization Model for Reservoir Design and Man- 
agement with Explicit Reliability Criteria, 
W82-01462 1503 8A 

DAUBERT, J. 

Evaluating Direct Benefit Estimation Proce- 
dures for Irrigation Projects: A Simplified Ap- 
proach, 
W82-04287 1510 6B 

DAUBERT, J. T. 

Ground-Water Development in Western River 

Basins: Large Economic Gains with Unseen 

Costs, 

W82-04932 1511 4B 

DAUCHY, J. 

Groundwater Contamination by Trace Level 
Organics from a Rapid Infiltration Site, 
W82-01496 1503 5B 

DAUGHERTY, J. L. 

'Computerized' Means Cost-Effective for 

Sewage Treatment, 

W82-05720 1511 5D 

DAUKAS, P. 

Non-Point Source Pollution: Directions for Ver- 
mont, 
W82-06372 1512 5G 

DAUPLE, P. 

Influence of Irrigation Rhythm and Water 
Supply on Growth, Water Status and Yield of 
Egg-Plant (Solanum Melongena L.), 
W82-02746 1506 3F 



DAVANZO, A. C. 

Detroit - Fresh Clean Water, 
W82-01506 



1503 5D 



Detroit's WWTP: One of the World's Biggest, 
W82-01865 1504 5D 

DAVAR, K. S. 

Management of Ice-Covered Rivers: Problems 

and Perspctives, 

W82-03807 1509 2C 

DAVE, M. 

Trace Element Concentrations Over Midlake 
Michigan as a Function of Meteorology and 
Source Region, 
W82-00550 1502 5B 

DAVENPORT, D. C. 

A Conceptual Framework for Evaluating Agri- 
cultural Water Conservation Potentials, 
W82-04251 1510 3F 

DAVENPORT, R. J. 

Contiuous, Automated, and Low-Cost Monitor- 
ing of the Organic Content in Water, 
W82-03658 1508 5 A 



DAVEY, C. B. 

Acid Precipitation: Basic Principles and Eco- 
logical Consequences, 
W82-01586 1503 5C 

DAVEY, T. 

Closed Cycle System a Boon to Pulp and Paper 

Industry, 

W82-03566 1508 5D 

Texans Claim Breakthrough in Anaerobic Waste 

Treatment, 

W82-03565 1508 5D 

DAVID, L. 

Dual Objective Control of Nutrient Loading 

into a Lake, 

W82-05750 1511 5G 

DAVIDAR, D. J. 

India: Every River Polluted, and Few Effective 

Controls, 

W82-05033 1511 5B 

DAVIDSON-ARNOTT, R. G. D. 

Wave Climate and Potential Longshore Sedi- 
ment Transport Patterns, Nottawasaga Bay, On- 
tario, 
W82-01156 1503 2J 

DAVIDSON, P. J. 

Reducing the Flush, 

W82-04654 1510 3D 

DAVIES, A. W. 

Laboratory Services in Regional Water Authori- 
ties, 
W82-06256 1512 5G 

DAVIES, E. 

Sediments as a Source of Phosphate: A Study of 

38 Impoundments, 

W82-00653 1502 2H 

DAVIES, F. S. 

Water Stress and Cold Hardiness in Field- 
Grown Citrus, 
W82-00864 1502 21 

DAVIES, J. A. 

Potential Evaporation in the Peace Region of 

British Columbia, 

W82-06528 1512 2D 

DAVIES, M. 

The Effect of Increased Nickel Ion Concentra- 
tions on Microbial Populations in the Anaerobic 
Digestion of Sewage Sludge, 
W82-06832 1512 5D 

DAVIES, M. H. 

The Search for Reservoir Sites in an Urban 

Environment, 

W82-04867 1511 8 A 

DAVIES, R. W. 

Mutagenic Activity of Fish and Sediments in the 

Sheep River, Alberta, 

W82-06770 1512 5C 

DAVIES, S. H. R. 

Trace Metal Speciation in the Freshwater and 
Estuarine Regions of the Yarra River, Victoria, 
W82-03387 1507 5B 

Transport of Iron, Manganese, Cadmium, 
Copper, and Zinc by Magela Creek, Northern 
Territory, Australia, 
W82-06054 1512 5B 

DAVIES, T. R. H. 

Lower Flow Regime Bedforms: Rational Classi- 
fication, 
W82-06421 1512 2E 



PA-49 



DAVIES, T. T. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



DAVIES, T. T. 

Organochlorine Insecticides and PCB in Surfi- 
cial Sediments of Lake Michigan (1975), 
W82-01190 1503 5A 

DAVIES, W. D. 

Gonad Development, Fecundity, and Spawning 
Season of Largemouth Bass in Newly Impound- 
ed West Point Reservoir, Alabama-Georgia, 
W82-01080 1502 2H 

DAVIES, W. J. 

The Influence of Plant Water Stress on Stomatal 
Control of Gas Exchange at Different Levels of 
Atmospheric Humidity, 
W82-03272 1507 2D 

DAVIS, A. L. 

Flexible Outfall at Aldeburgh, 

W82-02415 1505 8A 



DAVIS, B. 

Composting Results in Los Angeles, 
W82-034O0 1507 5E 

DAVIS, C. B. 

The Impact of a Natural Drawdown on the 
Growth of Four Emergent Species in a Prairie 
Glacial Marsh, 
W82-01096 1502 2H 

DAVIS, C. O. 

Phytoplankton Productivity and Standing Crop 

in the Vicinity of the Lake Huron-Saginaw Bay 

Front, 

W82-01164 1503 2H 

DAVIS, D. L. 

Acid Precipitation. 1. Causes and Consequences, 
W82-04771 15H sc 

DAVIS, E. I. 

The Horse Creek Basin Project, 

W82-00071 1501 5G 

DAVIS, E. M. 

Impact of Coal Ash from Electric Power Pro- 
duction on Changes in Water Quality, 
W82-06623 1512 5B 

Response of Bacteria to the Presence of Car- 
baryl in Water. I. Response of Bacterial Indica- 
tors Vs. Response of Pathogenic Bacterial Spe- 
cies, 
W82-04342 15 10 5C 

Responses of Bacteria to the Presence of Car- 
baryl in Water. II. Pure Culture vs. Mixed Cul- 
ture Response, 
W82-04341 1510 5C 

DAVIS, G. E. 

On the Role of Underwater Parks and Sanctuar- 
ies in the Management of Coastal Resources in 
the Southeastern United States, 
W82-02905 1506 5G 

DAVIS, J. 

The Use of Algal Assays and Chlorophyll Con- 
centrations to Determine Fertility of Water in 
Small Impoundments in West Virginia, 
W82-00919 1502 2H 

DAVIS, J. A. 

Adsorption of Dissolved Organics in Lake 

Water by Aluminum Oxide. Effect of Molecular 

Weight, 

W82-02940 1506 5F 

DAVIS, J. J. 

Evaluating Regenerated Activated Carbon 
Through Laboratory and Pilot-Column Studies, 
W82-05670 15H 5p 

DAVIS, J. R. 

Municipal Wastewater Reclamation by Reverse 

Osmosis - A 3- Year Case Study, 

W82-O4708 1510 5D 



DAVIS, M. J. 

Conceptual Design of a Regional Water Quality 

Screening Model, 

W82-00038 1501 6A 

Water Quality Issues and Energy Assessments, 
W82-00036 1501 6B 

DAVIS, P. 

Results of Hydrologic Tests and Water-Chemis- 
try Analyses, Wells H-4A, H-4B, and H-4C at 
the Proposed Waste Isolation Pilot Plant Site, 
Southeastern New Mexico, 
W82-04517 1510 5B 

DAVIS, R. A. 

'Computerized' Means Cost-Effective for 

Sewage Treatment, 

W82-05720 1511 5D 



DAVIS, R. B. 

Responses of Northern New England Lakes to 
Atmospheric Inputs of Acids and Heavy Metals, 
W82-04420 1510 5B 

DAVIS, R. D. 

Heavy Metals in Sludge-Are Their Toxic Ef- 
fects Additive, 
W82-06646 1512 5E 

DAVIS, R. L. 

The Effects of Urbanization on Small Water- 
sheds and Groundwater, 
W82-02738 1506 5C 

Potential Evaporation in the Peace Region of 

British Columbia, 

W82-06528 1512 2D 

DAVISON, R. R. 

Design and Economics of a Solar Heater 

Aquifer Storage System, 

W82-03143 1507 4B 

DAVISON, W. 

Determination of the Solubility of Ferrous Sul- 
fide in a Seasonally Anoxic Marine Basin, 
W82-02665 1506 2K 

Handling and Measurement Techniques for 

Anoxic Interstitial Waters, 

W82-05176 1511 73 

DAVOREN, W. T. 

Scientific Progress and Deteriorating Ecosys- 
tems; San Francisco Bay and the 1970's, 
W82-02156 1505 6E 

Tragedy of the San Francisco Bay Commons, 
W82-06182 1512 6E 

DAWES, C. J. 

The Effect of Organic Material and Inorganic 
Ions on the Photosynthetic Rate of Red Alga 
Bostrychia Binderi from a Florida Estuary, 
W82-03423 1508 2L 

DAWSON, F. H. 

The Downstream Transport of Fine Material 
and the Organic Matter Balance for a Section of 
a Small Chalk Stream in Southern England, 
W82-02192 1505 IB 

DAWSON, J. F. 

Sewage Sludge Pathogen Transport Model Pro- 
ject, 
W82-04403 1510 5A 

DAWSON, R. 

Availability of Dissolved Free Glucose to He- 
terotrophic Microorganisms, 
W82-03359 1507 2L 

DAWSON, V. K. 

A Rapid High-Performance Liquid-Chromato- 
graphic Method for Simultaneously Determining 
the Concentrations of TFM and Bayer 73 in 
Water During Lampricide Treatments, 
W82-06495 1512 5 A 



Residues of Isobornyl Thiocyanoacetate (Than- 
ite) and a Metabolite in Fish and Treated Ponds 
W82-00570 1502 5B 

DAY, A. D. 

Alfalfa Hay Grown with Municipal Waste 

Water and Pump Water, 

W82-04873 1S1 1 3C 

DAY, F. P. 

Methane Flux in the Great Dismal Swamp, 
W82-06840 1512 2H 

DAY, G. E. 

Runoff and Pollution Abatement Characteristics 

of Concrete Grid Pavements, 

W82-02801 1506 5 B 

DAY, H. J. 

River Clean-Up Plan Developed with Citizens 

and Industry, 

W82-03283 1507 5G 

DAY, J. C. 

The Long Lake Diversion: An Environmental 

Evaluation, 

W82-05568 15 11 6G 

Northwestern Ontario River Dimensions, 
W82-05742 151 1 6G 

Regulation for Environmental Protection: The 
Nanticoke Industrial Complex, Ontario, Canada, 
W82-02024 1504 6E 

DAY, J. P. 

241 Am from the Decay of 241 Pu in the Irish 

Sea, 

W82-03199 1507 5B 

A Case Study of Nutrients in the River Holem, 

West Yorkshire, England, 

W82-05577 1511 5B 

DAY, J. W. JR. 

Floodwater Nutrient Processing in a Louisiana 
Swamp Forest Receiving Agricultural Runoff, 
W82-05622 1511 5C 

Modeling the Relationship Between Develop- 
ment and Storm Water and Nutrient Runoff, 
W82-00260 1501 2A 

Productivity of Four Marsh Sites Surrounding 

Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, 

W82-02334 1505 2H 

DAY JR, J. W. 

Modeling Hydrology and Eutrophication in a 
Louisiana Swamp Forest Ecosystem, 
W82-00890 1502 4A 



DAY, W. J. 

The Horse Creek Basin Project, 
W82-00071 



1501 5G 



DAYANANDA, P. W. A. 

Leaching of a Sorbed Solute: A Model for Peak 

Concentration Displacement, 

W82-02922 1506 5B 

DAZY, J. 

Minor - Element Distribution in Mineral and 
Thermal Waters (Repartition des Elements 
Traces dans les Eaux Thermo-Minerals), 
W82-03541 1508 2F 

DDORE, M. 

Reactivity of Halogens with Aqueous Micropol- 

lutants: A Mechanism for the Formation of Tri- 

halomethanes, 

W82-05678 1511 5F 

DE ALMEIDA, M. 

Atmospheric Moisture Transport and the Water 

Balance of the Mediterranean Sea, 

W82-05050 1511 2 A 



PA-50 



AUTHOR INDEX 



DECOSTA, J. 



DE ARAMBARRI, P. 

Modification of the Hydrogen Peroxide Method 
of Determination of Total Phosphorus in Natu- 
ral Waters, 
W82-06828 1512 5 A 

DE BOER, T. 

Applicability of Light Absorbance as a Measure 
of Oganic Carbon in Humic Lake Water, 
W82-06773 1512 5A 

DE BORNE DE GRANDPRE, C. 

A Two-Dimensional Numerical Model of the 
Vertical Circulation of Tides in the St. Law- 
rence Estuary, 
W82-03386 1507 2L 

DE CAPRARIIS, P. 

A Note on the Development of the Thermocline 

in Temperate Lakes, 

W82-03622 1508 2H 

DE DECKER, P. 

On the Chemistry and Biota of Some Saline 

Lakes in Western Australia, 

W82-04940 1511 2H 

DE GREEF, E. 

Use of XAD-Resins for the Detection of Muta- 
genic Activity in Water. I. Studies with Surface 
Water, 
W82-04913 1511 5A 

DE HAAN, H. 

Applicability of Light Absorbance as a Measure 
of Oganic Carbon in Humic Lake Water, 
W82-06773 1512 5 A 

Multiple Addition Bioassay of Tjeukemeer 

Water, 

W82-06907 1512 5C 

DE HEER, H. 

Methyl Bromide and Bromide-Ion in Drainage 
Water After Leaching of Glasshouse Soils, 
W82-01492 1503 5B 

DE JAGER, J. M. 

A Proposed Technique to Measure Evapotran- 
spiration Using Micrometeorological Methods, 
W82-00183 1501 2D 

DE JESUS, A. S. M. 

Radiotracer Evaluation of Groundwater Disper- 
sion in a Multi-Layered Aquifer, 
W82-02870 1506 2F 



DE JESUS, S. J. 

The Agus II Scheme in the Philippines, 
W82-05599 1511 



8A 



DE JONG, T. M. 

Seasonal Patterns of Plant and Soil Water Poten- 
tial on an Irregularly-Flooded Tidal Marsh, 
W82-02340 1505 21 

DE JONGE, V. N. 

Interference of Sulphide in Inorganic Phosphate 

Determination in Natural Waters, 

W82-00154 1501 5A 

DE LA LANZA, G. 

The Effect of Dried and Cracked Sediment on 

the Availability of Phosphorus in a Coastal 

Lagoon, 

W82-04299 1510 2L 

DE LA NOUE, J. 

Utilization of the Algae Oocystis SP. for Terti- 
ary Treatment of Wastewaters - II. Effect of 
Preliminary Conditioning of the Cells in a Cy- 
clostat on Their Nitrogen Uptake Rate During 
Prolonged Incubations (In French), 
W82-03464 1508 5D 

DE LAAT, J. 

Reactivity of Halogens with Aqueous Micropol- 

lutants: A Mechanism for the Formation of Tri- 

halomethanes, 

W82-05678 1511 5F 



DE LAUNE, R. D. 

Effect of pH and Redox Potential on Concentra- 
tion of Dissolved Nutrients in an Estuarine Sedi- 



ment, 
W82-00795 



1502 2L 



DE MAEYER-CLEEMPOEL, S. 

Coprostanol and Bacterial Indicators of Faecal 

Pollution in the Scheldt Estuary, 

W82-04923 1511 5A 

DE MEL, I. D. T. 

Infiltration Rates of Rainwaters in Sri Lanka 

Measured by Using Tritium Tracer, 

W82-05941 1512 2F 



DE MORAES, J. 

Turbines for Itaipu, 
W82-04955 



1511 8C 



DE PENA, R. G. 

Analysis of Precipitation Chemistry at a Central 

Pennsylvania Site, 

W82-O098O 1502 2K 



DE, R. 

Consumptive Water Use by Opium Poppy, 
W82-03356 1507 



21 



DE, S. K. 

Efffect of Cattle Manure on Soil Erosion by 

Water, 

W82-06834 1512 4D 



DE S, N. L. 

Aeration at High Velocity Flows, 
W82-05602 



1511 8A 



DE SMET, W. H. O. 

Observations on the Immature Chironomidea of 
Polluted Lowland Brook-Pond System (Ant- 
werp, Belgium), Aerated by the Phallus Process, 
W82-06912 1512 5G 

DE TURVILLE, C. M. 

Effect of Pembroke Power Station on the Tem- 
peratures in Milford Haven, Wales, 
W82-02406 1505 5C 

DE, U. K. 

Growth Characteristics of the Heterotrophic 
Bacterial Population of Water and Bottom Sedi- 
ments in Tanks Under Different Trophic Condi- 
tions, 
W82-02953 1506 5C 

DE VOS, C. P. 

Water Quality Impacts Exchanging Water Be- 
tween Sea and a Closed Estuary, 
W82-01991 1504 5G 

DE VRIES, A. 

Analysis of PCBs in Sediment by Glass Capil- 
lary Gas Chromatography, 
W82-04916 1511 5A 

DE VRIES, R. T. P. 

Sediment Water Exchanges of Nutrients and 
Oxygen on Tidal Flats in the Ems-Dollart Estu- 



ary, 
W82-04751 



1511 2L 



DE WET, F. J. 

Treatment of Water from Eutrophied Impound- 
ments, 
W82-05368 1511 5F 

DE WULF, E. 

Coprostanol and Bacterial Indicators of Faecal 

Pollution in the Scheldt Estuary, 

W82-04923 1511 5 A 

DEACON, G. B. 

Mercury Contamination of the Lerderderg 
River, Victoria, Australia, from an Abandoned 
Gold Field, 
W82-06194 1512 5B 

DEACON, J. E. 

The Limnological Status of Lake Mead and 
Lake Mohave Under Present and Future Power- 
plant Operations of Hoover Dam, 
W82-06090 1512 6G 



DEAN, C. H. 

Survival and Fate of Enteric Viruses in Soil 
Treatment Systems for Wastewater, 
W82-06150 1512 5D 



DEAN, J. D. 

Acid Rain Model: Hydrologic Module, 
W82-06360 1512 



5B 



DEAN, J. M. 

The Abundance of Estuarine Larval and Juve- 
nile Fish in a South Carolina Intertidal Creek, 
W82-00276 1501 2L 

Quantitative Relationships Between Numbers of 

Fluvial Cycles, Bulk Lithological Composition 

and Net Subsidence in a Scottish Namurian 

Basin, 

W82-05959 1512 2J 

DEB, A. K. 

Dual Distribution Systems Analysis, 
W82-04123 1509 5F 

DEBALAK, K. A. 

Kinetic Modeling of the Ozonation of Phenol in 

Water, 

W82-04780 1511 5C 

DEBELAK, K. A. 

Stochastic Modeling of an Industrial Activated 

Sludge Process, 

W82-02683 1506 5D 

DEBETTENCOURT, J. S. 

Environmental Threshold Functions for User 
Oriented Resource Planning and Management, 
W82-04289 1510 6B 

DEBO, T. N. 

Detention Basins-An Urban Experience, 
W82-04332 1510 4 A 

Storm Water Management: The Concept and Its 

Application, 

W82-04240 1509 4 A 

DEBOL'SKAYA, E. I. 

Formation of a Bottom Flow in a Natural Water 
Body with Various Types of Density Stratifica- 
tion, 
W82-02205 1505 2J 

DEBROVOL'SKAYA, Z. N. 

Mathematical Models for Calculating the Dy- 
namics and Quality of Complex Water Systems, 
W82-06613 1512 2A 

DEBYLE, N. V. 

Slash Treatment After Clearcutting Lodgepole 
Pine Affects Nutrients in Soil Water, 
W82-00130 1501 4C 



DECK, B. L. 

Radionuclides in Mono Lake, California, 
W82-05461 1511 



5B 



DECKERS, H. 

Effects of Short-Term Changes in Rain Water 
Supply on the Ionic Composition of Acid Moor- 
land Pools in the Campine of Antwerp (Bel- 
gium), 
W82-02775 1506 2H 

DECOITE, D. C. W. 

Infiltration/Inflow Source Identification by 

Comprehensive Flow Monitoring, 

W82-02674 1506 5D 

DECOSTA, J. 

Primary Production In a Eutrophic Acid Lake, 
W82-04192 1509 5C 

The Use of Algal Assays and Chlorophyll Con- 
centrations to Determine Fertility of Water in 
Small Impoundments in West Virginia, 
W82-00919 1502 2H 



•'■:• 



PA-51 



DECOURSEY, D. G. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



DECOURSEY, D. G. 

Analysis of Three-Dimensional Flows into 

Draintile, 

W82-03803 1509 2G 

Development of Prediction Equations for a 
Phreatic Aquifer in Response to Infiltration: Di- 
mensional Analysis, 
W82-06066 1512 2F 

Thunderstorm in Agriculture and in Forest 

Management, 

W82-04617 1510 2B 

DEDRICK, A. R. 

Development of Solutions for Level-Basin 

Design, 

W82-01976 1504 3F 

Estimating Distribution Uniformity in Level 

Basins, 

W82-03058 1507 3F 

Limits for Practical Level-Basin Design, 
W82-06452 1512 3F 

DEDYO, J. 

Reduced Energy Usage with Biological Phos- 
phorus Removal, 
W82-02705 1506 5D 

Retrofit Conserves Energy at a Water Pollution 

Control Facility, 

W82-03144 1507 5D 

DEE, J. 

Continuous Monitoring at Minworth Water 

Reclamation Works, 

W82-02431 1505 7B 

DEFFERDING, L. J. 

State-of-the-Art of Liquid Waste Disposal for 

Geothermal Energy Systems: 1979, 

W82-00375 1501 5E 

DEFOE, D. L. 

Toxicity and Bioaccumulation of Endrin and 

Methoxychlor in Aquatic Invertebrates and 

Fish, 

W82-01160 1503 5C 

DEFRIES, R. S. 

Spatial Distributions of Pollen in Surface Sedi- 
ments of the Potomac Estuary, 
W82-00757 1502 2L 

DEGHI, G. S. 

Effects of Sewage Effluent Application on Litter 

Fall and Litter Decomposition in Cypress 

Swamps, 

W82-00499 1501 5 E 

DEGOMA, E. S. 

Integrated Planning of Rural Water Supply and 

Sanitation, 

W82-03916 1509 5G 

DEGUCHI, T. 

Preconcentration of Inorganic Mercury with an 
Anion-Exchange Resin and Direct Reduction- 
Aeration Measurements by Cold-Vapour 
Atomic Absorption Spectrometry, 
W82-03268 ,507 5 A 

DEHAAN, R. W. 

The Input-Output Water Transactions Model of 

Supply and Demand, 

W82-03055 1507 6D 

DEINFANTE, A. 

Annual Variations in Abundance of Zooplank- 

ton in Lake Valencia (Venezuela), 

W82-06765 1512 5c 

OKI SINGER, R. A 

An Interactive Data Management System for 

River Water Quality Data, 

W82-04659 , 51a 10B 



DEKKER, L. W. 

A Field Method for Measuring Short-Circuiting 

in Clay Soils, 

W82-05626 1511 2G 

DEKKERS, E. M. J. 

Iron and Manganese in Lake Vechten (The 
Netherlands): Dynamics and Role in the Cycle 
of Reducing Power, 
W82-02864 1506 2K 



DEL BRENNA, F. 

Turbines for Itaipu, 
W82-04955 



1511 8C 



DEL PRETE, A. 

The Utility of Diatom Analyses of Lake Sedi- 
ments for Evaluating Acid Precipitation Effects 
on Dilute Lakes, 
W82-03903 1509 5C 

DELAND, M. R. 

Acid Rain: Legal and Political Fallout, 
W82-05147 1511 6E 

DELANEY, D. F. 

Hydrologic Data of the Shawsheen River Basin, 

Massachusetts, 

W82-04970 1511 7c 

DELANEY, R. H. 

Forage Production Utilizing Cheese Plant Efflu- 
ent Under High-Altitude Conditions, 
W82-05265 1511 3c 

DELARCHE, A. 

Methylmercury Contamination of an Experi- 
mental Trophic Chain: Importance of the Pri- 
mary Producer-Consumer System. (Contamina- 
tion D'une Chaine Trophique Experimentale par 
le Methylmercure: Importance du Systeme 'Pro- 
ducteur-Consommateur Primaire'), 
W82-03303 1507 5C 

DELAUNAY, J. 

Reuse of Biologically Treated Wastewater as 

Cooling Tower Makeup, 

W82-04317 1510 3C 

DELAUNE, R. D. 

Degradation of Hydrocarbons in Oxidized and 

Reduced Sediments, 

W82-00907 1502 5B 

Effect of Estuarine Sediment pH and Oxidation- 
Reduction Potential on Microbial Hydrocarbon 
Degradation, 
W82-00243 1501 2L 

A Method for Determining Stress in Wetland 
Plant Communities Following an Oil Spill, 
W82-04548 15 10 5C 

DELFINO, J. J. 

A-l Medium: Alternative Technique for Fecal 

Coliform Organism Enumeration in Chlorinated 

Wastewaters, 

W82-02339 1505 5A 

DELLEUR, J. W. 

Multiple Objective Planning of Land/Water In- 
terface in Medium Size Cities: Application to 
West Lafayette, Indiana, 
W82-05550 1511 4A 

A Stochastic Cluster Model of Daily Rainfall 

Sequences, 

W82-01651 1503 2B 



DELLEY, P. 

The Overtopping of the Palagnedra Dam, 
W82-04952 1511 

DELMAS, D. 

Improvement of Swirl Concentrator, 

W82-05821 



8A 



Traces (Zn, Cd, Hg, Kb) in Water* (Capteur de 
Resine Chelatante Pour le Prelevement la Pre- 
concentration et la Determination de Metaux 
Traces Toxiques (Zn, Cd, Hg, Pb) dans les Eaux 
W82-03379 IS07 5A 

DELONG, L. L. 

Hydrology of Salt Wells Creek-A Plains Stream 

in Southwestern Wyoming, 

W82-06679 1512 2A 

DELPHEY, C. E. 

Kinetics of Trace Metal Partitioning in Model 

Anoxic Marine Sediments, 

W82-02820 1506 5B 

DELPHIA, L. M. 

Matacil Residue Determination in Foliage, Fish, 

Soil and Water, 

W82-01621 1503 5A 

DELUISE, F. J. 

Removal of Heavy Metals from Aqueous Solu- 
tions Using Microgas Dispersions, 
W82-05962 1512 5D 

Water Reuse by Metal Removal from Industrial 

Plating Effluents, 

W82-06307 1512 50 

DELWICHE, J. T. 

Removal of Heavy Metals from Electroplating 

Rinsewaters by Precipitation, Flocculation and 

Ultrafiltration, 

W82-06029 1512 5D 

DEMALACH, Y. 

Effluent in Trickle Irrigation of Cotton in Arid 

Zones, 

W82-06333 1512 3C 

DEMARD, H. 

A Method for Estimating Peak Water Demand 

of Multifamily Residences, 

W82-04734 1510 6D 

DEMARRE, J. 

Sampling and Analyzing Water, 

W82-05263 15 11 5 A 

DEMERS, S. 

Vertical Mixing and Photosynthetic Capacity of 
Estuarine Phytoplankton (Melange Vertical et 
Capacite Photosynthetique du Phytoplancton 
Estuarien (Estuaire du Saint-Laurent)), 
W82-04331 1510 2L 

DEMERY, P. M. 

Hydraulic Testing of Plastic Filter Fabrics, 
W82-01613 1503 8G 



1511 5D 

DELONCLE, R. 

Chelating Resin Catcher for Capture, Precon- 
centration and Determination of Toxic Metal 



DEMETRACOPOULOS, A. C. 

Analysis and Prediction of Water Movements 
and Water Quality in a Shallow River Impound- 
ment. Application to Mississippi River Pool No 
2, 
W82-04482 1510 7B 

DEMIDOV, V. N. 

Application of a Two-Dimensional Model of 
Formation of Storm Runoff to Calculation of the 
Rainwater Collector-Drain Discharge from an 
Urbanized Territory, 
W82-05027 1511 2 A 

DEMISSIE, M. 

Carrying Capacity of Flood Plains, 

W82-06428 1512 2E 

Waves Generated by River and Wind on the 

Illinois and Mississippi Rivers, 

W82-06163 1512 2J 

DEMONSABERT, S. M. 

Antecedent Moisture Condition Probabilities, 
W82-06451 1512 2A 



PA-52 



AUTHOR INDEX 



DEWALLE, F. B. 



DEMONTMOLLIN, F. A. 

Evaluation of a Precipitation Map Using a 
Smoothed Elevation-Precipitation Relationship 
and Optimal Estimates (Kriging), 
W82-01892 1504 2B 

DEMPSEY, P. S. 

Oil Shale and Water Quality: The Colorado 
Phospectus under Federal, State, and Interna- 
tional Law, 
W82-04803 1511 6E 

DEMPSTER, W. S. 

An Epidemiological Study of Well-Water Ni- 
trates in a Group of South West African/Nami- 
bian Infants, 
W82-03831 1509 5C 

DEN BLANKEN, J. G. 

Microbial Activity in Activated Carbon Filters, 
W82-05683 1511 5F 

DENCE, C. W. 

The Use of an Alga Chlorella Pyrenoidosa and a 
Duckweed Lemna Perpusilla as Test Organisms 
for Toxicity Bioassays of Spent Bleaching Liq- 
uors and Their Components, 
W82-06721 1512 5C 

DENDY, B. B. 

Case Studies of Agricultural Water Conserva- 



tion, 
W82-01667 



1503 3F 



DENDY, F. E. 

Sediment Yield from a Mississippi Delta Cotton 

Field, 

W82-02324 1505 2J 

DENHAM, S. J. 

Pilot Scales Tests on the Flotation of Abattoir 

Wastes by Deep U Tubes, 

W82-00322 1501 5D 

DENICH, K. 

A Rapid Simple Long-Term Toxicity Assay for 
Aquatic Contaminants Using the Nematode Pan- 
agrellus Redivivus, 
W82-01017 1502 5A 

DENISOVA, A. I. 

The Predicted Content of Organic and Biogenic 
Matter in the Water of Vilyuy Reservoir and the 
Extent to Which It Has Been Confirmed, 
W82-02080 1504 2H 

DENKHAUS, R. 

Relationship of the Raw Water Quality to Muta- 
gens Detectable by the Ames Salmonella/Micro- 
some Assay in a Drinking- Water Supply, 
W82-01493 1503 5 A 

DENNEHY, K. F. 

Results of Hydrologic Tests and Water-Chemis- 
try Analyses, Wells H-4A, H-4B, and H-4C at 
the Proposed Waste Isolation Pilot Plant Site, 
Southeastern New Mexico, 
W82-04517 1510 5B 

DENNIS, A. S. 

A Simple Method for Estimating Convective 

Rain Volume Over an Area, 

W82-04201 1509 7B 



DENNIS, R. P. 

Water Management in Ontario, 
W82-04259 



1510 6E 



DENNIS, R. W. 

A Stoichiometric Model of Bacterial Growth, 
W82-03756 1509 5D 

DENOYELLES, F. 

Herbicides in Kansas Waters-Evaluations of the 
Effects of Agricultural Runoff and Aquatic 
Weed Control on Aquatic Food Chains, 
W82-06304 1512 5C 

DENTEL, S. K. 

Effect of Chemical Coagulation on Anaerobic 

Digestibility of Organic Materials, 

W82-06039 1512 5D 



DENTON, M. S. 

Open-Pore Polyurethane as a Medium for Coal 
Conversion Process Aqueous Effluent Cleanup, 
W82-01577 1503 5D 

DEPARASIS, O. A. 

Water Conservation at Wastewater Treatment 

Plants, 

W82-06512 1512 3C 

DEPINTO, J. V. 

Algal-Available Phosphorus in Suspended Sedi- 
ments from Lower Great Lakes Tributaries, 
W82-04994 1511 5B 



Aquatic Sediments, 
W82-01279 

Aquatic Sediments, 
W82-06806 



1503 5B 



1512 2J 



An Experimental Apparatus for Evaluating Ki- 
netics of Available Phosphorus Release from 
Aquatic Particulates, 
W82-06829 1512 5B 

A Survey of Phosphorus Removal in Lower 
Great Lakes Municipal Treatment Plants, 
W82-05256 1511 5D 

DERECKI, J. A. 

Operational Estimates of Lake Superior Evapo- 
ration Based on IFYGL Findings, 
W82-03074 1507 2D 

Stability Effects on Great Lakes Evaporation, 
W82-05634 1511 2D 

DERENZO, D. R. 

Apparatus for the Simulation of Rain in the 

Laboratory, 

W82-00807 1502 2B 

DERMISIS, V. 

Graphs for Saline Wedges in Estuaries, 
W82-03351 1507 2L 



DESAI, J. B. 

Water Requirements of Urban Plants, 
W82-03972 1509 



3D 



DESAULINIERS, J. A. H. 

Determination of Trace Metals in Estuarine 
Sediments by Graphite-Furnace Atomic Absorp- 
tion Spectrometry, 
W82-04893 1511 5 A 

DESAULNIERS, D. E. 

Origin, Age and Movement of Pore Water in 
Agrillaceous Quaternary Deposits at Four Sites 
in Southwestern Ontario, 
W82-01321 1503 2F 

DESAULNIERS, J. A. H. 

Comparison of Methods for the Determination 

of Trace Elements in Seawater, 

W82-01086 1502 5A 

DESCHENES, J. M. 

Effects of Soil Moisture, Planting Date, and 
Weeds on Cereal Yields (Effets de l'Humidite du 
Sol, des Dates de Semis et des Mauvaises Herbes 
sur le Rendement des Cereales), 
W82-04470 1510 21 

DESHPANDE, C. M. 

Determination of Reaction Rate Constant and 
Temperature Coefficient Constant for Dadar 
Sewage, Bombay, 
W82-06438 1512 5D 

Studies of BOD Inhibition in Presence of Inor- 
ganic Heavy Metals, 
W82-06436 1512 5C 

DESMARAIS, D. J. 

Methanogenesis in Big Soda Lake, Nevada: An 
Alkaline, Moderately Hypersaline Desert Lake, 
W82-06535 1512 2H 



DESORTOVA, B. 

Relationship Between Chlorophyll-a Concentra- 
tion and Phytoplankton Biomass in Several Res- 
ervoirs in Czechoslovakia, 
W82-03185 1507 2H 

DETAR, W. B. 

Hydro-Economic Analysis and Projection of Ir- 
rigation Water Demands in Pennsylvania, 
W82-05558 1511 6C 

DETTINGER, M. D. 

First Order Analysis of Uncertainty in Numeri- 
cal Models of Groundwater Flow. Part I. Math- 
ematical Development, 
W82-03329 1507 2F 

DEUDNEY, D. 

Hydropower-An Old Technology for a New 

Era, 

W82-01593 1503 4A 

DEVAUX, J. 

Contribution to the Limnology of Lake Pavin 
(France) II. Relationships Between Nonbiologi- 
cal Parameters-Phyto and Zooplankton in the 0- 
20 Meter Zone (Contribution A L'Etude Limno- 
logique du Lac Pavin (France). II. Relations 
Entre Parametres Abiotiques-Phyto et Zoo- 
plancton Dans la Zone 0-20 Metres), 
W82-03178 1507 2H 

DEVEAUX, J. 

Limnologic Study of Lake Pavin (France) 1: 
Abiotic Factors and Phytoplankton (Contribu- 
tion a L'etude Limnologique Du Lac Pavin 
(France) 1: Facteurs Abiotiques et Phytoplanc- 
ton), 
W82-03219 1507 2H 

DEVENDER REDDY, M. 

Consumptive Use and Daily Evapotranspiration 
of Corn Under Different Levels of Nitrogen and 
Moisture Regimes, 
W82-00660 1502 2D 

DEVER, R. J. JR. 

Discussion of 'Finite Element Method for Direct 

Runoff Flow', 

W82-03782 1509 2A 

DEVI, R. 

Discussion of 'Turbulence Prediction in Open 

Channel Flow', 

W82-03781 1509 8B 

DEVINNY, J. S. 

Effects of Thermal Effluents on Communities of 

Benthic Marine Macroalgae, 

W82-00870 1502 5C 

DEVITT, D. 

Sodium-Potassium Ratios in Soil Solution and 
Plant Response Under Saline Conditions, 
W82-00469 1501 3C 

DEVOL, A. H. 

Biological Responses on Lakes in the Mount St. 

Helens Blast Zone, 

W82-05519 1511 5C 

Chemical Changes of Lakes Within the Mount 

St. Helens Blast Zone, 

W82-05459 1511 5B 



DEWALLE, D. R. 

Acid Precipitation, A Review, 
W82-06794 



1512 5C 



DEWALLE, F. B. 

Analytical Methods Evaluation for Applicability 

in Leachate Analysis, 

W82-00380 1501 5A 



Organics, 
W82-01239 



1503 5 A 



PA-53 



DEWALLE, F. B. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Organics, 
W82-06922 



1512 5A 



Well Water Quality Deterioration in Central 

Pierce County, Washington, 

W82-04133 1509 5B 

DEWLING, R. T. 

New Directions in Water Pollution Control, 
W82-06071 1512 5G 

DEXTER, F. 

Modification of the Standard Most-Probable- 
Number Procedure for Fecal Coliform Bacteria 
in Seawater and Shellfish, 
W82-00646 1502 5 A 

DEZELLAR, J. 

Benefits from Water Conservation Depend on 

Comprehensive Planning, 

W82-04557 1510 3D 

DHAMOTHARAN, S. 

Unsteady One-Dimensional Settling of Suspend- 
ed Sediment, 
W82-01463 1503 2J 

DHARMASIRI, J. K. 

Infiltration Rates of Rainwaters in Sri Lanka 

Measured by Using Tritium Tracer, 

W82-05941 1512 2F 

DHARMAWARDENA, K. G. 

Infiltration Rates of Rainwaters in Sri Lanka 

Measured by Using Tritium Tracer, 

W82-05941 1512 2F 

DHAWAN, K. L. 

Hydrolysis of Fenitrothion in Model and Natu- 
ral Aquatic Systems, 
W82-00157 1501 5B 

DHILLON, B. S. 

The Identification and Treatment of Bromides 
and Trihalomethanes in Potable Water from the 
Pearl River at Jackson, MS: Evaluation of Tox- 
icity on Species Diversity, 
W82-04413 1510 5 A 

DHILLON, G. S. 

A Suitable Lining Technique for Existing Distri- 
butaries, 
W82-03063 1507 8G 

DI BERNARDO, L. 

The Use of a Perforated Baffle at the Inlet of 

Rectangular Settling Basins, 

W82-04124 1509 8B 

DI GIACOMO, G. 

Magnesium Oxide Production from Concentrat- 
ed Brines, 
W82-06111 1512 3A 

DI PERNA, J. 

System for Oil and Water Separation, 
W82-00611 1502 5D 

DI PIETRO, N. D. 

The Containment of an Oil Slick by a Boom 

Placed Across a Uniform Stream 

W82-01956 1504 IB 

DIACHENKO, G. W. 

Waterborne Methylene Bis(2-Chloroaniline) and 

2-Chloroaniline Contamination Around Adrian, 

Michigan, 

W82-O0873 1502 5B 

DIACON, A. 

Daily Optimization of Power Generation in Cas- 
cade Hydrosystems (A Stochastic Approach), 
W82-01320 ,503 6 A 

DIAMANT, B. Z. 

Environmental Repercussions of Irrigation De- 
velopment in Hot Climates, 
W82-02366 | 505 6 G 



DIAZ ARRIVIALLAGA, A. 

The El Cajon Hydro Project in Honduras, Part 

Two, 

W82-03332 1507 8A 

DIAZ, E. 

Modification of the Hydrogen Peroxide Method 
of Determination of Total Phosphorus in Natu- 
ral Waters, 
W82-06828 1512 5A 

DIAZ, R. 

Nitrates, Chlorates and Trihalomethanes in 

Swimming Pool Water, 

W82-01835 1504 5A 

DIBBLE, W. E. JR. 

Non-Equilibrium Water/Rock Interactions, 
W82-01684 1503 1A 

DICK, A. C. 

Deposition of Sulphur Gases from Multiple 

Scattered Sources in Alberta, 

W82-01868 1504 5B 

DICK, M. W. 

Seasonal and Diurnal Fluctuations of Oomycete 
Proagule Numbers in the Free Water of a Fresh- 
water Lake, 
W82-02274 ] 50 5 2H 

DICK, R. I. 

Sludge Management Process Integration, 
W82-03130 1507 5D 

DICKER, H. J. 

Enumeration and Relative Importance of Acety- 
lene-Reducing (Nitrogen-Fixing) Bacteria in a 
Delaware Salt Marsh, 
W82-00248 1501 2L 

DICKEY, E. C. 

Vegetative Filter Treatment of Livestock Feed- 
lot Runoff, 
W82-00794 1502 5D 

DICKINSON, H. 

The Nile Waters: Sudan's Critical Resource, 

Part II, 

W82-05601 i5n 6D 

DICKINSON, R. E. 

Methods for Apportioning the Cost of a Water 

Resource Project, 

W82-06853 ' 1512 6C 

DICKSON, A. G. 

An Ion-Association Model for Estimating Acid- 
ity Constants (At 25 C and 1 ATM Pressure) in 
Electrolyte Mixtures Related to Seawater (Ionic 
Strength < 1 MOL/KG H20), 
W82-03194 ,507 IB 

Water-Rock Partition Coefficients and the Com- 
position of Natural Waters - A Reassessment, 
W82-00284 1501 2 K 

DICKSON, G. W. 

The Effect of Season and Location on Phos- 

phoadenylate Concentrations and Adenylate 

Energy Charge in Two Species of Freshwater 

Clams, 

W82-00810 1502 2H 

DIDDENS, J. H. 

Current Assessment of Prospects for Further 

Hydro Development in Canada, 

W82-03620 1508 6B 

DIDERIKSEN, R. I. 

Resource Inventory-Sheet, Rill and Wind Ero- 
sion, 
W82-01850 1504 2J 

DIDIER, P. P. 

Sealing of Lagoons and Ponds: Proposed Qual- 
ity Requirements for Soil Liners, 
W82-03941 ,509 5 G 



DIERBERG, V. E. 

The Effects of Secondary Sewage Effluent on 
the Water Quality, Nutrient Cycles and Mass 
Balances, and Accumulation of Soil Organic 
Matter in Cypress Domes, 
W82-01687 1503 5G 

Nitrifying Population Densities and Inhibition of 
Ammonium Oxidation in Natural and Sewage- 
Enriched Cypress Swamps, 
W82-04556 1510 5C 

DIERCKX, P. 

A New Method of Cubature Using Spline Func- 
tions, 
W82-04939 i 5) i 2 L 

A New Method of Cubature Using Spline Func- 
tions, 
W82-05189 i5ii 2L 

DIERICKX, W. 

Effect of Perforation Shape and Pattern on the 

Performance of Drain Pipes, 

W82-03792 1509 8B 

DIESL, W. F. 

Geological Studies of Industrially-Related Con- 
tamination: Soil and Ground Water Investiga- 
tions, 
W82-01425 ,503 5B 

DIETRICH, A. M. 

Laboratory Testing of Ozonation Systems Prior 

to Pilot-Plant Operations, 

W82-04795 1511 5F 

DIETRICH, C. C. 

Use of Bench-Scale Digesters to Evaluate Full- 

Scale Digester Performance, 

W82-05272 15 j 1 5D 

DIETZ, F. 

50 Years of Lake Baldeney - Some Aspects of Its 
Characteristics in Terms of Water Management 
(50 Jahre Baldeneysee - Einige Aspekte Seiner 
Wasserwirtschaftlichen Besonderheiten) 
W82-06716 1512 5 G 

Continuous Monitoring of Cyanide Concentra- 
tion in Surface Water (Kontinuierliche Uberwa- 
chung Der Cyanid-Konzentration in Oberfla- 
chenwasser), 
W82-06023 1512 5A 

DIGERFELDT, G. 

Palaeoecological Studies of the Recent Develop- 
ment of Lake Vaxjosjon. III. Reassessment of 
Recent Chronology on the Basis of Modified 
Pb2 10 Dates, 
W82-03480 1508 5B 

DIGGINS, M. R. 

Factors Affecting Depth Distribution of Drag- 
onflies and Other Benthic Insects in a Thermally 
Destabilized Reservoir, 
W82-06899 1512 5C 

DIGGS, R. E. 

Apparatus for Desalinating Water, 

W82-06711 1512 3 A 

DIJULIO, D. H. 

Sea Urchin Sperm Bioassay for Sewage and 

Chlorinated Seawater and Its Relation to Fish 

Bioassays, 

W82-00988 1502 5 A 

DIKMEN, S. U. 

Liquefaction Analysis for Multidirectional Shak- 



ing, 
W82-01169 



1503 8D 



DILLAHA, T. A. Ill 

Using the Answers Model to Estimate Sediment 

Yields on Construction Sites, 

W82-05865 1511 40 



PA 54 



AUTHOR INDEX 



DOMINGUEZ, S. E. 



DILORETO, G. E. 

Regional Detention Basins for Stormwater Con- 
trol, 
W82-06225 1512 8 A 

DILOUIE, J. 

Coping with Increased Stream Erosion in Ur- 
banizing Areas, 
W82-03067 1507 2J 

DIMMICK, J. F. 

Structure and Dynamics of Zooplankton Com- 
munities in the Littoral Zone of Some North 
Carolina Lakes, 
W82-06911 1512 5C 

DINCHAK, W. G. 

Consider Soil-Cement for Erosion and Seepage 

Control, 

W82-05039 1511 8F 

DINEHART, R. L. 

Sediment Data for Streams Near Mount St. 
Helens, Washington- Volume 1, 1980 Water- 
Year Data, 
W82-01792 1503 7C 

DINGESS, J. M. 

Microbial Purification of Recycled Wastewater 

in a Closed System, 

W82-02172 1505 5D 

DINGMAN, S. L. 

Elevation: A Major Influence on the Hydrology 
of New Hampshire and Vermont, USA, 
W82-04304 1510 2E 

Planning Level Estimates of the Value of Reser- 
voirs for Water Supply and Flow Augmentation 
in New Hampshire, 
W82-02825 1506 6B 



DIN1A, N. 

Morocco's Largest Multipurpose Scheme, 
W82-01724 1503 



8A 



DINNEL, P. A. 

Effects of Suspended Volcanic Sediment on 
Coho and Chinook Salmon in the Toutle and 
Cowlitz Rivers, 
W82-06706 1512 5C 

Sea Urchin Sperm Bioassay for Sewage and 

Chlorinated Seawater and Its Relation to Fish 

Bioassays, 

W82-00988 1502 5 A 

DINSMORE, S. R. 

Open-Pore Polyurethane as a Medium for Coal 
Conversion Process Aqueous Effluent Cleanup, 
W82-01577 1503 5D 

DION, N. P. 

Effects of Mount St. Helens Eruption on Select- 
ed Lakes in Washington, 
W82-00006 1501 2H 

DIRAR, H. A. 

Microbiological Examination of Sebeel Water, 
W82-06882 1512 5C 



DIRICKX, I. J. 

A Century of Water for Antwerp, 
W82-03355 



DISINGER, J. F. 

Project Outcomes Correlate with Public Partici- 
pation Variables, 
W82-02663 1506 6B 

DISSANAYAKE, C. B. 

Geochemical Environments and the Geographi- 
cal Distribution of Some Diseases in Sri Lanka, 
W82-05463 1511 5C 

DITARANTO, V. M. JR. 

American Hoechst Upgrades a Treatment 

System Through Automation, 

W82-04354 1510 5D 

DITWILER, C. D. 

Water: A Low-Priced But High-Cost Resource, 
W82-02061 1504 6C 



1507 5F 



DIRICKX, J. 

Some Geotechnical Aspects of the Construction 
of the 'Safety Reservoir Broechem', 
W82-06012 1512 8A 

DIRKS, V. A. 

Climatic Factors Contributing to Year-To-Year 

Variation in Grain Yield of Corn on Brookston 

Clay, 

W82-01115 1503 21 

DISHER, J. W. 

Power Spectral Analysis of a Forcemain Failure 

Caused by Waterhammer, 

W82-01826 1504 7B 



DIVOKY, D. 

Numerical 

Waves, 

W82-03971 



Model of Landslide-Generated 



1509 8B 



DIXON, K. R. 

Mutagenic Activity of Fish and Sediments in the 

Sheep River, Alberta, 

W82-06770 1512 5C 

DIXON, L. S. 

Salt Uptake in Natural Channels Traversing 
Mancos Shales in the Price Basin, Utah, 
W82-06093 1512 2E 

DMITRIEV, N. V. 

Grouting Works in the Diversion Tunnel of the 

Inguri Hydroelectric Station, 

W82-03164 1507 8 A 

DOAN, R. JR. 

Reduced Energy Usage with Biological Phos- 
phorus Removal, 
W82-02705 1506 5D 

DOBBS, S. 

Microbial Activity of Trench Leachates from 
Shallow-Land, Low-Level Radioactive Waste 
Disposal Sites, 
W82-03261 1507 5B 

DOBOSZ, J. 

Application of Electro-Osmosis to Dewatering 

Sludges, 

W82-04843 1511 5D 

DOBROVOL'SKAYA, Z. N. 

Calculation of Currents in Lake Onega with 
Consideration of Anthropogenic Influences, 
W82-06612 1512 2H 

DOBSON, H. F. H. 

Quantification of the Lake Trophic Typologies 

of Naumann (Surface Quality) and Thienemann 

(Oxygen) with Special Reference to the Great 

Lakes, 

W82-02004 1504 2H 

DOBSON, R. 

The River Ouse Water Supply Scheme, 
W82-01371 1503 5F 

DODGE, K. A. 

Selected Hydrogeologic Data from the Judith 

Basin, Central Montana, 

W82-02490 1505 7C 

DODGE, R. A. 

Hydraulic Sediment Model Study for Proposed 
Blanco Diversion Dam Modification, 
W82-00446 1501 8 A 

DODSON, A. H. 

Measuring Reservoir Ground Movements, 
W82-05773 1511 8G 

DOEHRING, D. O. 

Methods for Assessment of Stream-Related Haz- 
ards to Highways and Bridges, 
W82-04626 1510 8 A 



DOGADINA, T. V. 

The Hydroflora of Urban Ponds as an Index of 
Their Sanitary and Biological State, 
W82-01924 1504 2H 

DOHANYOS, M. 

Control of Activated Sludge Filamentous Bulk- 
ing-IV. Effect of Sludge Regeneration, 
W82-05491 1511 5D 

DOLAN, D. M. 

Evaluation of River Load Estimation Methods 

for Total Phosphorus, 

W82-04034 1509 5B 

Modeling of Phytoplankton-Nutrient Dynamics 

in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron, 

W82-05639 1511 5C 

DOLAN, F. 

Bacteria from a Suspended Growth System as 

Organic Precursors to the Formation of Trihalo- 

methanes, 

W82-02806 1506 5F 

Preliminary Screening of Bacterial Components 

as Organic Precursors to the Formation of Tri- 

halomethanes, 

W82-04957 1511 5F 

DOLAN, R. 

Geomorphology of the Colorado River in the 

Grand Canyon, 

W82-01338 1503 2J 

DOLAN, T. J. 

Phosphorus Dynamics of a Florida Freshwater 
Marsh Receiving Treated Wastewater, 
W82-00108 1501 5E 

DOLARA, P. 

Effect of Ozonation and Chlorination on the 
Mutagenic Potential of Drinking Water, 
W82-00649 1502 5 A 

DOLD, P. L. 

A Computer-Based Strategy for the Control of 

Equalization Tanks, 

W82-04053 1509 5D 

DOLIN, P. I. 

Prospects of Using Radiation Water Treatment 

Methods, 

W82-05026 1511 5D 

DOLLING, H. 

The Challenge of Upgrading Roadside Rest 

Areas, 

W82-06845 1512 5G 

DOLSKE, D. 

Trace Element Concentrations Over Midlake 
Michigan as a Function of Meteorology and 
Source Region, 
W82-00550 1502 5B 

DOLSKE, D. A. 

Nutrient Loading of Southern Lake Michigan by 
Dry Deposition of Atmospheric Aerosol, 
W82-01152 1503 5B 

DOMBROVSKII, V. N. 

Bearing Capacity of Sand Bases (Discussion of 

Construction Specifications), 

W82-05583 1511 8D 

DOMENICO, P. A. 

Characterization of Drained and Undrained Re- 
sponse of Thermally Loaded Repository Rocks, 
W82-05904 1512 2F 

DOMINGUEZ, S. E. 

Effects of Fine Sediments on Growth of Juve- 
nile Coho Salmon in Laboratory Streams, 
W82-02639 1506 5C 



PA-55 



DOMINIK, J. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



DOMINIK, J. 

Determination of Recent Deposition Rates in 
Lake Constance with Radioisotopic Methods 
W82-03883 1509 2J 

Determination of Recent Desposition Rates in 
Lake Constance with Radioisotopic Methods, 
W82-05625 151 1 5B 

DOMINO, M. M. 

Gas Chromatographic Techniques for Control- 
ling Organics Removal Processes, 
W82-03888 1509 5A 

DONAHUE, J. R. 

Comparison of Detention Basin Planning and 

Design Models, 

W82-02592 1505 6 A 

DONEAUD, A. A. 

A Simple Method for Estimating Convective 

Rain Volume Over an Area, 

W82-04201 1509 7B 

DONNADIEU, G. 

Comparison of Results Obtained with the 
VIDIAZ Spectropluviometer and the Joss- 
Waldvogel Rainfall Disdrometer in a 'Rain of a 
Thundery Type', 
W82-03707 1508 2B 

DONNAN, J. 

Ontario's Seven-Point Plan for the Treatment 

and Disposal of Industrial Waste Liquids and 

Sludges, 

W82-02603 1506 5E 

Who Wins in the Fight for Pollution Control, 
W82-04554 i 5I0 6 B 

DONNELLON, J. J. 

Conversion of Aerator to Chlorine Contact 

Tank at the Owls Head Water Pollution Control 

Plant, 

W82-054O2 1511 5D 

DONNELLY, K. C. 

Mutagenic Potential of Water Concentrates 
from the Effluent of a Waste Oil Storage Pond 
W82-05727 j 511 5f j 

DONNERT, D. 

Experiences with a Pilot Scale Research Plant 

for Phosphate Removal from Wastewater with 

Activated Alumina (Erfahrungen mit Einer 

Halbtechnischen Versuchsanlage zur Abtren- 

nung von Phosphat Aus Abwasser mit Aktivton- 

erde), 

W82-04280 i5, 5D 

Use of Active Alumina Filtration for Removing 
Phosphates from Small Influents into an Im- 
pounding Reservoir (Anwendung der 
Aktivtonerdefiltration zur Eliminerung von 
Phosphaten aus Kleinen Talsperrenzulaufen) 
W82-04281 1510 5G 

DONOGHUE, J. F. 

Reactor-Released Radionuclides in Susquehanna 

River Sediments, 

W82-03189 , 507 5B 

DONOVAN, E. 

Pilot-Scale Anaerobic Filter Treatment of Heat 

Treatment Liquor, 

W82-02972 1506 5D 

DONOVAN, J. 

Engineering Assessment of Vermicomposting 

Municipal Wastewater Sludges, 

W82-00385 1501 5E 

DONOVAN, J. J. 

Saline Seep Development and Control in the 

North American Great Plains - Hydrogeological 

Aspects, 

W82-0I022 ,5o 2 5B 

DOOLEY, C. J. 

Nitrosamines in Tap Water After Concentration 

by a Carbonaceous Adsorbent, 

W82-0O459 , 50 , 5A 



DOORIS, G. M. 

Phytoplankton Responses to Ground Water Ad- 
dition in Central Florida Lakes, 
W82-05747 1 S 1 1 5C 

DOORIS, P. M. 

Phytoplankton Responses to Ground Water Ad- 
dition in Central Florida Lakes, 
W82-05747 ,5,, 5C 

DORAN, J. W. 

Chemical and Bacteriological Quality of Pasture 

Runoff, 

W82-01555 ,503 5B 

DORAN, T. M. 

Chrysler Upgrades Oily Wastes Treatment in 

Kokomo, 

W82-04285 1510 5 D 

DORAS, N. 

Various Kinetic Energy Characteristics of Hail- 
patterns in the Grossversuch IV Experiment 
W82-01732 1503 2B 

DORCEY, A. H. J. 

The Uncertain Quest for a Management Strategy 

in the Fraser Estuary, 

W82-05392 1511 6F 

DORING, E. J. 

Watertable Management Saves Water and 

Energy, 

W82-00943 1502 3F 

DORNSEIF, B. 

Fate and Effects of a Heavy Fuel Oil Spill on a 

Georgia Salt Marsh, 

W82-02358 1505 5B 

DORSEY, M. E. 

Hydrologic Data for Urban Studies in the 
Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area, 1979 
W82-00083 1501 7 C 

DORSEY, P. 

The Costs of Compliance: An EPA Estimate for 

Organics Control, 

W82-04132 1509 6C 

DOSKEY, P. V. 

Modeling the Flux of Atmospheric Polychlori- 
nated Biphenyls Across the Air/Water Inter- 
face, 
W82-00193 150, 5 B 

DOSS, B. D. 

Coastal Bermudagrass Yield and Soil Properties 
as Affected by Surface-Applied Dairy Manure 
and Its Residue, 
W82-00195 ,50, 3 C 

DOTY, R. D. 

Suspended Sediment Production from Forested 

Watersheds on Oahu, Hawaii, 

W82-01531 1503 2 J 

DOUGAL, M. D. 

Final Report, Ground Water Study, Ames-Cam- 
bridge Reach of the Skunk River, Story County, 
Iowa, 
W82-03112 ,507 2 F 

Tapered Inlet Design Using Specific Energy 

Curves, 

W82-04695 , 5 , 8A 

DOUGHTY, C. 

Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage: A Numerical 
Simulation of Auburn University Field Experi- 
ments, 
W82-02919 ,506 4 B 

DOUGLAS, A. V. 

On a Statistical Relationship Between Autumn 
Rainfall in the Central Equatorial Pacific and 
Subsequent Winter Precipitation in Florida 
W82-06209 i5, 2 2 B 



DOUGLASS, A. R. 

A Model of the Antarctic Sink for Stratospheric 

Water Vapor, 

W82-01686 ,503 2 A 

DOUGLASS, J. E. 

Impact of Hexazinone on Invertebrates After 
Application to Forested Watersheds, 
W82-05206 15,, 5C 

DOVER, V. L. JR. 

Land Restoration Following Oil-Weil Drilling 
W82-00057 ,50, 5D ' 

DOWDY, R. H. 

Distribution of Phosphorus in Soils Irrigated 

with Municipal Waste-Water Effluent: A 5- Year 

Study, 

W82-04881 15,, 3C 

DOWELL, J. C. 

Sewage Pumping Station Split for Maintenance 
W82-05719 is,, 5D 

DOWIAK, N. J. 
Remedial Options for Ground Water Protection 
at Abandoned Solid Waste Disposal Facilities 
W82-01426 1503 JO 

DOWNES, M. T. 

Nitrate Accumulation in Aerobic Hypolimnia: 
Relative Importance of Benthic and Planktonic 
Nitrifiers in an Oligotrophic Lake, 
W82-02023 ,504 2 H 

DOWNING, J. P. JR. 

Particle Counter for Sediment Transport Stud- 
ies, 
W82-03666 i 508 7B 

DOWNING, R. H. 

A Multimedia Information Package Regarding 
Land Application of Wastewater and Sludge: A 
Study of Training Dissemination Specialists, 
Evaluation Methods, and Cost-Effectiveness 
W82-02815 1506 5D 

DOWNS, C. E. 

The Technology Transfer Process in Water Re- 
sources R&D Management, 
W82-01694 1503 6A 

DOYLE, J. T. 

Runoff Curve Numbers for Northern Plains 

Rangelands, 

W82-02245 1505 2 A 

DOYLE, T. J. 

Surface Water Management at Hazardous Waste 

Sites, 

W82-01429 ,503 5G 

DOYLE, W. H. JR. 

The U.S. Geological Survey Coal Hydrology 
Program and the Potential of Hydrologic 
Models for Impact Assessments, 
W82-00429 1501 6 E 

DOZIER, J. 

Effect of Grain Size and Snowpack Water 
Equivalence on Visible and Near-Infrared Satel- 
lite Observations of Snow, 
W82-01311 ,503 7B 

Use of Environmental Satellite Data for Input to 

Energy Balance Snowmelt Models, 

W82-03048 ,507 7B 

DRABBE, J. A. 

Electronic Measurement and Recording of 

Evaporation Loss, 

W82-01602 ,503 7B 



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DUDLEY, L. M. 



DRAGE, B. E. 

The Production of Public Supply Drinking 
Water from Rutland Water at the Wing Treat- 
ment Works, 
W82-06474 1512 5F 

DRAKE, B. G. 

Carbon Dioxide Assimilation, Photosynthetic 
Efficiency, and Respiration of a Chesapeake Bay 
Salt Marsh, 
W82-02937 1506 2L 

Seasonal Patterns of Plant and Soil Water Poten- 
tial on an Irregularly-Flooded Tidal Marsh, 
W82-02340 1505 21 

DRAKE, C. M. 

A Comparative Study of Four Dredges Used for 
Sampling Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Rivers, 
W82-0O833 1502 7B 

DRAKE, D. E. 

Sediment Transport in Norton Sound, Alaska, 
W82-00151 1501 2J 

DRAKE, J. C. 

Trace Metal Relationships at the Sediment- 
Water Interface, 
W82-06362 1512 2K 

DRAKE, J. J. 

The Effects of Surface Dust on Snowmelt Rates, 
W82-00845 1502 2C 

DRAKE, R. A. R. 

Developments in Instrumentation and Automa- 
tion in Sewage Treatment, 
W82-02043 1504 5D 

DRAKE, R. J. 

Reclamation of Wastewater with a Soil-Turf 
Filter: II: Removal of Phosphorus, Boron, 
Sodium and Chlorine, 
W82-01102 1503 5D 

DRAKE, S. R. 

Influence of Trickle and Sprinkle Irrigation on 

Golden Delicious Apple Quality, 

W82-02001 1504 3F 

DRAKIDES, C. 

The Microfauna of Activated Sludges. Study of 
an Observation Method and Application to 
Monitor a Pilot Plant During the Start-Up 
Phase. (La Microfauna Des Boues Activees. 
Etude D'une Methode D'Observation Et Appli- 
cation Au Suivi D'un Pilote En Phase De De- 



marrage, 
W82-02960 



1506 5D 



DRAPEAU, A. J. 

Application of a Multiple Alginate Filter 
Method for the Determination of Water Viruses 
Concentration (Conception D'Une Membrane 
Filtrante a Base D' Alginate Pour La Concentra- 
tion Des Virus Hydriques), 
W82-00458 1501 5A 

DRAPER, M. 

Rural Water Supply and Related Services in 
Developing Countries-Comparative Analysis of 
Several Approaches, 
W82-01330 1503 6A 

DRAPER, S. E. 

Urban Rainfall-Runoff Modelling Using Remote 

Sensing Imagery, 

W82-03820 1509 2 A 

DRATNAL, E. 

The Response of the Invertebrate Fauna to Or- 
ganic Pollution in a Well Oxygenated Karst 
Stream Exemplified by the Pradnik Stream 
(South Poland), 
W82-02751 1506 5C 

DREHWING, F. J. 

Combined Sewer Overflow Abatement Pro- 
gram, Rochester, N.Y. - Volume I. Abatement 
Analysis, 
W82-03035 1507 5G 



DRESLER, P. V. 

Diel Oxygen Variations in the Rhode River 

Estuary, Maryland, 1970-1978, 

W82-02841 1506 5B 

DRESSCHER, TH. G. N. 

Experience with a Simple Method for the Bio- 
logical Evaluation of Surface Water Quality, 
W 82-02029 1504 5 A 

DRESSEL, P. 

Safety Analysis of High Hazard Deteriorating 
Concrete Gravity Dam-Reservoir Systems In- 
cluding Corrective Measure - Earthquake and 
Dynamic Study, 
W82-05296 1511 8 A 

DRISCOLL, C. T. 

'Acid Rain', Dissolved Aluminum and Chemical 
Weathering at the Hubbard Brook Experimental 
Forest, New Hampshire, 
W82-03641 1508 5B 

Hydrogen Ion Budget of an Aggrading Forested 

Ecosystem, 

W82-06836 1512 2K 

DRISCOLL, C. T. JR. 

Effect of Aluminum Speciation on Fish in Dilute 

Acidified Waters, 

W82-01663 1503 5C 

DRNDARSKI, N. 

Fossil Carbon in Coastal Sediments, 
W82-03201 1507 5 A 

DROWN, D. B. 

Effects of Phosphorus Enrichment and Wave 
Simulation of Populations of Ulothrix Zonata 
from Northern Lake Superior, 
W82-06979 1512 5C 

DRUFUCA, G. 

A Rain Attenuation Model for the Sirio-Shf 

Experiment, 

W82-06530 1512 7B 

DRUMMOND, C. J. 

Characterization and Processing of Coal Con- 
version Process Wastewaters, 
W82-00441 1501 5D 

DRUMMOND, D. 

Map Showing the Potentiometric Surface of the 

Aquia Aquifer, May 19-23, 1980, 

W82-04978 1511 7C 

DRURY, D. D. 

O & M Wastewater Collection and Treatment 

Facilities, 

W82-01249 1503 5D 

DRYNAN, R. G. 

Economic and Technical Evaluations of Swine 

Manure Management Systems Which Use Land 

Applications, 

W82-02175 1505 5E 

DU PLESSIS, J. 

An Epidemiological Study of Well-Water Ni- 
trates in a Group of South West African/Nami- 
bian Infants, 
W82-03831 1509 5C 

DUBA, G. A. 

Storm-Sewer Input of Heavy Metals Into an 

Urban Lake Environment, 

W82-04207 1509 5 A 

DUBETZ, S. 

Leaching Fractions and Salt Status of Two Irri- 
gated Gypsum-Rich Soils in Southern Alberta, 
W82-05762 1511 2G 

DUBINCHUK, V. T. 

Radon and Radium Discharge to Surface 

Streams, 

W82-03881 1509 5B 



DUBKO, N. V. 

Use of Knopp's Method to Assess Self-Purifica- 
tion Processes in Water Bodies and Water 
Courses, 
W82-02073 1504 5B 

DUBROWSKI, F. 

Water Quality: What Should Be Done Today, 
W82-03631 1508 6E 

DUBUC, J. P. 

Effects of Soil Moisture, Planting Date, and 
Weeds on Cereal Yields (Effets de l'Humidite du 
Sol, des Dates de Semis et des Mauvaises Herbes 
sur le Rendement des Cereales), 
W82-04470 1510 21 

DUCKLOW, H. W. 

Production and Vertical Flux of Attached Bac- 
teria in the Hudson River of the New York 
Bight as Studied with Floating Sediment Traps, 
W82-06736 1512 5C 

DUCKSTEIN, L. 

Application of Reliability Theory to Hydraulic 

Engineering Design, 

W82-02699 1506 8B 

A Control Model for Phosphorus Loading Re- 
duction Under Uncertainty, 
W82-03421 1508 5G 

Decisions Under Violation of Regression Nor- 
mality, 
W82-04264 1510 7C 

Dual Objective Control of Nutrient Loading 

into a Lake, 

W82-05750 1511 5G 

Multiobjective River Basin Planning with Quali- 
tative Criteria, 
W82-06062 1512 6A 

Reliability of Underground Flood Control 

System, 

W82-00556 1502 8A 

DUCRET, G. L. JR. 

Report of the Annual Yield of the Arkansas 
River Basin for the Arkansas River Basin Com- 
pact, Arkansas-Oklahoma, 1980 Water Year, 
W82-00012 1501 6E 

DUD A, A. M. 

Impact of Mining Activities on Water Quality in 

Western North Carolina, 

W82-03926 1509 5B 

DUDDRIDGE, J. A. 

Structure and Function of Mycorrhizal Rhizo- 
morphs with Special Reference to Their Role in 
Water Transport, 
W82-03190 1507 21 

DUDDRIDGE, J. E. 

Enzyme Activity and Kinetics in Substrate- 
Amended River Sediments, 
W82-05336 1511 5C 

Heavy Metals in River Sediments - Calculation 
of Metal Adsorption Maxima Using Langmuir 
and Freundlich Isotherms, 
W82-02290 1505 5B 

DUDLEY, D. J. 

Enumeration of Potentially Pathogenic Bacteria 

from Sewage Sludges, 

W82-00221 1501 5A 

DUDLEY, L. M. 

Description of Soil Chemistry During Transient 

Solute Transport, 

W82-03840 1509 2K 



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OUERR, A. D. 



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DUERR, A. D. 

Estimated Water Use in the Southwest Florida 
Water Management District and Adjacent 
Areas, 1980, 
W82-02482 1505 7C 

Hydrogeologic Data for Rocky Creek Landfill 
and Adjacent Area, Northwest Hillsborough 
County, Florida, 1969-73, 
W82-00417 1501 5B 

DUESZELN, J. 

On Site Continuous Liquid-Liquid Extraction of 
Nonpolar Organic Compounds in Water, 

W82-02008 1504 5A 

DUFF, E. J. 

Fluoride Determination in Water: An Optimum 
Buffer System for Use with the Fluoride-Selec- 
tive Electrode, 
W82-03259 1507 5F 

Fluoride Determination in Water: An Optimum 
Buffer System for use with the Fluoride-Selec- 
tive Electrode, 
W82-03269 1507 5 A 

DUFFIELD, J. W. 

Auburn Dam: A Case Study of Water Policy 

and Economics, 

W82-04260 1510 6B 

DUFFY, D. 

Cyclic Strengths Compared for Two Sampling 

Techniques, 

W82-01170 1503 8D 

DUFOUR, A. P. 

Disease Outbreaks Caused by Drinking Water, 
W82-06928 1512 5C 

Membrane Filter Method for Enumerating Es- 
cherichia Coli, 
W82-00487 1501 5 A 

Source and Extent of Klebsiella Pneumoniae in 

the Paper Industry, 

W82-02337 1505 5B 

DUGAN, G. L. 

Sewage Irrigation and Recharge Consequences, 

Oahu, 

W82-04041 1509 3c 

DUIGON, M. T. 

Lineboro Quadrangle: Hydrogeology, 
W82-04969 i 51 1 7C 

DUKE, D. T. 

Control of Trihalomethanes in Drinking Water 
W82-04425 1510 5F 

DUKE, K. M. 

Algae and Crustaceans as Indicators of Bioacti- 

vity of Industrial Wastes, 

W82-06654 i 512 5A 

DUKE, M. L. 

Strategies for the Control of Activated Sludge 
Plants Treating Industrial Wastewaters 
W82-04838 151 ] 5D 

DUKE, T. W. 

Benthos Investigations: Sediment Boxes or Natu- 
ral Bottom, 
W82-05378 15 n 5C 

DUKE, W. 

Water Resources Appraisal for Hydroelectric 
Licensing: Altamaha River Basin, Georgia 
W82-01764 1503 6D 

DUMONT, H. J. 

The Crustacean Zooplankton of Mali (West 

Africa), 

W82-01379 ,503 2H 

DUNAEVSKII, R. A. 

Slrcss State of a Rock Mass with Two Parallel 
Tunnels with Loading of One of them by a 
Uniform Internal Pressure, 
W82-05II6 ,51, gE 



DUNBAR, D. S. 

Structure of the Flow Within the Coastal 
Boundary Layer of the Great Lakes, 
W82-04572 1510 2H 

DUNCAN, J. M. 

The Accuracy of Equilibrium Methods of Slope 

Stability Analysis, 

W82-01954 1504 8D 

DUNCAN, L. C. 

Acid Precipitation in the Washington Cascades, 
W82-05287 151 1 5B 

DUNCAN, M. 

Western Water Resources: Coming Problems 

and Policy Alternatives, 

W82-00107 1501 6D 

DUNCAN, S. W. 

A Portable Pump Sampler for Lotic Periphyton 
W82-00826 1502 7B 

DUNFORD, W. E. 

Attached Algae of the Lake Erie Shoreline Near 

Nanticoke Generating Station, 

W82-04035 1509 5C 

DUNIN, F. X. 

Wheat Yield Estimation in Northwest Iran, 
W82-03267 1507 21 

DUNKEL, B. W. 

Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment Service, 
W82-02253 1505 5E 

DUNLAP, L. E. 

Hydrologic Maps of Ogallala Aquifer, West- 
Central Kansas, 
W82-02475 1505 7C 



DUNLAP, R. M. 

Fresh-Water Transport by Sea, 
W82-04861 



1511 6D 



DUNLAP, W. J. 

Sampling Ground Water for Organic Contami- 
nants, 
W82-00820 1502 5 A 

Transport and Fate of Selected Organic Pollut- 
ants in a Sandy Soil, 
W82-02220 ■ 1505 5B 

DUNLOP, S. 

Detoxication of Zinc and Cadmium by the 
Freshwater Protozoan Tetrahymena Pyrofor- 
mis. I. The Effect of Water Hardness, 
W82-03678 1508 5C 

Detoxification of Zinc and Cadmium by the 
Freshwater Protozoan Tetrahymena Pyriformis. 
II. Growth Experiments and Ultrastructural 
Studies on Sequestration of Heavy Metals, 
W82-03334 i 507 5G 

DUNN, B. 

Hydraulic Analysis of Chenango River, Broome 
County, New York, in Relation to State 
Highway Plan, 
W82-02477 1505 4C 

DUNN, D. L. 

An Application of Mathematical Programming 

to Water Resources Planning: An Economic 

View, 

W82-05737 1511 6 A 

DUNN, I. J. 

Kinetics of Biofilm Nitrification, 

W82-05374 151 1 5D 

DUNN, J. 

The Effects of Freshwater Discharges on Sport- 
fishing Catch Rates in the St. Lucie Estuary, 
Martin County, Florida, 
W82-02124 ' 1505 6G 

DUNN, S. J. 

Factors to be Considered in Disposing Domestic 
Waste on Problem Sites and Appraisal of Water 
Quality in a Piedmont Setting, 
W82-05536 15, , 5D 



DUNNE, A. 

Summary of Basin and Flood Characteristics for 
Unregulated Basins in New Mexico, 
W82-06671 J512 7C 

DUNNE, T. 

Land Surface and Lake Storage During Snow- 
melt Runoff in a Subarctic Drainage System 
W82-02624 , 506 2 C 

Preliminary Post-Eruption Sediment Budget for 
the North Fork Toutle River Drainage June 
1980-May 1981, 
W82-06970 15,2 4 D 

Sediment Influx to the Toutle River from Ero- 
sion of Tephra, May 1980-May 1981 
W82-06971 1512 4D 

Snowmelt Prediction in a Subarctic Drainage 

Area, 

W82-01571 ,503 2C 

DUNNETTE, D. A. 

Sampling Frequency Optimization Using a 

Water Quality Index, 

W82-05268 1511 5A 

DUNNING, C. M. 

Report of Survey of Corps of Engineers Con- 
struction Workforce, 
W82-00102 1501 6B 

DUPIES, D. 

Problems and Processes in Water Quality Man- 
agement, 
W82-06147 15,2 5 G 

DUPPERS, W. 

Detoxification of Waste Water Containing 
Cyanides from the Wet-Scrubbing Systems of 
Steel Mills (Entgiftung Cyanidhaltigen Gicht- 
gaswaschwasser von Hochofen), 
W82-04616 1510 5 D 

DUPUY, A. E. JR. 

Determination of 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-P- 

Dioxin in Fresh Water Fish, 

W82-04883 151 1 5 A 

DUPUY, G. 

Sewers and Cities: France and the United States 

Compared, 

W82-05684 1511 5D 

DUPUY, J. 

Controlled Nucleation and Quasi-Ordered 
Growth of Ice Crystals From Low Temperature 
Electrolyte Solutions, 
W82-05123 1511 2C 

DURCHEVA, V. N. 

On-Site Investigations of the Contact Zone of 
the Upstream Face of the Concrete Dam on the 
Ust-Ilim Hydroelectric Station, 
W82-02773 1506 8 A 

DURHAM, J. L. 

Influence of Gaseous Nitric Acid on Sulfate 

Production and Acidity in Rain, 

W82-00642 1502 5B 

DURKIN, J. T. 

Concentration, Extent, and Duration of Salinity 
Intrusion into the Columbia River Estuary, Sep- 
tember-October, 1977-1978, 
W82-02139 1505 2L 

An Evaluation of Aquatic Life Found at Hy- 
draulic Scour Sites in the Columbia River Estu- 
ary Selected for Potential Sediment Deposition, 
W82-02132 1505 2L 

DURKIN, P. 

Human Health Hazards Associated With Chemi- 
cal Contamination of Aquatic Environment, 
W82-00632 1502 5C 



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EBERLE, M. 



DURVE, V. S. 

Studies on the Acute Toxicity of Some Heavy 
Metals to an Indian Freshwater Pond Snail Vivi- 
parus Bengalensis L., 
W82-02789 1506 5C 

The Toxicity of 2,4-D to Cyprinus Carpio Var. 
Communis in Relation to the Seasonal Variation 
in the Temperature, 
W82-02294 1505 5C 

DUSEK, D. A. 

Deep Tillage of Irrigated Pullman Clay Loam-- 

A Long-Term Evaluation, 

W82-04372 1510 2G 

A Management System for the Conjunctive Use 

of Rainfall and Limited Irrigation of Graded 

Furrows, 

W82-02556 1505 3F 

Planting Date and Water Deficit Effects on De- 
velopment and Yield of Irrigated Winter Wheat, 
W82-02607 1506 3F 

DUSSART, G. 

A Pragmatic Approach to Water Quality Micro- 
biology in a Clean River Area, 
W82-05575 1511 5A 

Relationships Between Water Chemistry and 
Respiration Rate in Several Populations of Lym- 
naea Peregra Muller (Gastropoda:Mollusca), 
W82-00854 1502 2K 

DUSZELN, J. V. 

Distribution and Balance of Volatile Halogenat- 
ed Hydrocarbons in the Water and Air of Cov- 
ered Swimming Pools Using Chlorine for Water 
Disinfection, 
W82-00128 1501 5F 

DUTHIE, H. C. 

Ultraplankton Biomass, Productivity and Effi- 
ciency in Lac Matamec, A Precambrian Shield 
Lake, 
W82-04383 1510 2H 

DUTKA, B. J. 

Microbiological Studies of a 'Virgin' Salt-Fresh 
Water Transect at North Point, James Bay, 
Canada. I: Bacteriological Aspects, 
W82-00921 1502 2L 

DUTONG, 

Cavitation and Wear on Hydraulic Machines, 
W82-00331 1501 8C 

DUVAL, R. L. 

Effects of a Cattleskin Tannery of Stream Qual- 
ity and Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Central 
Maine, 
W82-O0872 1502 5C 

DUVAL, W. S. 

An Aquatic Respirometer for Use in Sublethal 

Studies, 

W82-O0122 1501 5C 

DUVICK, D. N. 

A Dendroclimatic Reconstruction of Annual 
Precipitation Amounts in Iowa Since 1680, 
W82-01314 1503 2B 

DVORACEK, M. J. 

Effects of Recreation on Water Quality in Gua- 
dalupe Mountains National Park, 
W82-02821 1506 5B 

DVOSKIN, D. 

Projected Effects of Energy Policies on Agricul- 
tural Water Use and Irrigation, 
W82-03915 1509 6C 

DWYER, D. F. 

Kinetic Analysis of Competition Between Sul- 
fate Reducers and Methanogens for Hydrogen in 
Sediments, 
W82-06886 1512 2H 



DYCK, S. 

Determination and Representation of the Stor- 
age Effect (Zur Ermittlung und Darstellung der 
Speicherwirkung), 
W82-04576 1510 4A 

DYE, C. W. 

Diel Variations of Selected Physico-Chemical 
Parameters in Lake Kissimmee, Florida, 
W82-0O535 1502 2H 

DYER, T. G. J. 

On a Technique to Investigate the Covariation 

Between Streamflow and Rainfall in Afforested 

Catchments, 

W82-03864 1509 4C 

On August Mean Temperature and the Succeed- 
ing Season's Rainfall Over South Africa, 
W82-00692 1502 2B 

Variations in Moisture Deficits over the Maize- 
Growing Region of South Africa I. Spatial As- 
pects, 
W82-05901 1512 2B 

Variations in Moisture Deficits over the Maize- 
Growing Region of South Africa II: Temporal 
Aspects, 
W82-05900 1511 2B 

DYHOUSE, G. R. 

Sediment Analyses for Urbanizing Watersheds, 
W82-06426 1512 2J 

DYLLA, A. S. 

Nitrogen Leaching as Influenced by Nitrogen 
Management and Supplement Irrigation Level, 
W82-01472 1503 5B 

DZHAMALOV, R. G. 

Groundwater Discharge to the Pacific Ocean, 
W82-01647 1503 2F 

DZHOGAN, L. YA. 

Ways of Successive Refinement of Methods of 

Calculating the Duty of Water, 

W82-02094 1504 2D 

DZUBAN, N. A. 

Hypania Invalida in the Volga Resevoirs and 

Hydrobiological Monitoring, 

W82-05331 1511 2H 

EADIE, B. 

Fatty Acid and Hydrocarbon Content of Set- 
tling Sediments in Lake Michigan, 
W82-01154 1503 2H 

EADIE, B. J. 

Effects of Increased Atmospheric C02 on Great 

Lakes, 

W82-05209 1511 2H 

Nepheloid and Suspended Particulate Matter in 

South-Eastern Lake Michigan, 

W82-01499 1503 2H 

Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Sedi- 
ments and Associated Benthos in Lake Erie, 
W82-04882 1511 5A 

EADIE, R. 

Costing Dar-Es-Salaam's Sanitation Plan, 
W82-04603 1510 6C 

EAGLE, G. A. 

Preliminary Pollution Surveys Around the 
South-Western Cape Coast. Part 4: Salt River 
Mouth, Table Bay, 
W82-03367 1507 5B 

Variations in Trace Metal Content of the Mussel 
Choromytilus Meridionalis (Kr.) with Season 
and Sex, 
W82-01969 1504 5 A 

EAGLES, B. G. 

Hydrogen Sulfide Corrosion of the Baghdad 

Trunk Sewerage System, 

W82-06651 1512 5C 



EAGLESON, K. W. 

Automated Biomonitoring Applications in 
Remote Water Quality Surveillance and Time 
Rated Toxicological Assay, 
W82-05305 1511 7B 

New Developments in Automated Biosensing 
from Remote Water Quality Stations and Satel- 
lite Data Retrieval for Resources Management, 
W82-04800 1511 7B 

EAGLESON, P. S. 

Ecological Optimality in Water-Limited Natural 
Soil-Vegetation Systems 1. Theory and Hypoth- 
esis, 
W82-06321 1512 21 

Ecological Optimality in Water-Limited Natural 
Soil-Vegetation Systems 2. Tests and Applica- 
tions, 
W82-06322 1512 21 

Identification of Independent Rainstorms, 
W82-05708 1511 2B 

Some Limiting Forms of the Poisson Distribu- 
tion of Annual Station Precipitation, 
W82-0O132 1501 2B 

EARL, K. D. 

Casein Whey Wastewater Effects on Soil Per- 
meability, 
W82-04874 1511 3C 

EARLEY, J. J. 

Erosion Control at a Delicate Highway Con- 
struction Site, 
W82-06510 1512 4D 

EARNSHAW, J. C. 

Surface Viscosity of Water, 

W82-03501 1508 1A 

EASLEY, R. S. 

Design and Operation of Anaerobic Sludge Di- 
gestion Systems, 
W82-06347 1512 5D 

EAST, J. W. 

The Use of River Flow Data to Predict Low 
Flows as an Aid to Trout Farm Management, 
W82-06083 1512 2E 

EASTBURN, R. P. 

Potential for Land Disposal of Two Nonbiode- 
gradable Wastes, 
W82-O0939 1502 5D 

EATON, D. 

Fungal Decolorization of Kraft Bleach Plant 

Effluents, 

W82-O0689 1502 5D 

EATON, J. S. 

'Acid Rain', Dissolved Aluminum and Chemical 
Weathering at the Hubbard Brook Experimental 
Forest, New Hampshire, 
W82-03641 1508 5B 

EATOUGH, D. J. 

Determination of Alkaline Earth and Divalent 
Transition Metal Cations by Ion Chromato- 
graphy with Sulfate-Suppressed Barium and 
Lead Eluents, 
W82-01082 1502 5A 

EBE, S. C. 

Recycled Food Processing Wastes Reduce 

Treatment Costs, 

W82-06507 1512 3C 



EBERLE, M. 

Water Use in Ohio, 1975, 
W82-05226 



1511 6D 



PA-59 



EBERLE, S. H. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



EBERLE, S. H. 

Experiences with a Pilot Scale Research Plant 

for Phosphate Removal from Wastewater with 

Activated Alumina (Erfahrungen mit Einer 

Halbtechnischen Versuchsanlage zur Abtren- 

nung von Phosphat Aus Abwasser mit Aktivton- 

erde), 

W82-04280 1510 5D 

EBERZ, P. G. 

Ferric Chloride Takes Over, 

W82-00954 



1502 5F 

ECCLES, P. G. 

Sulby Reservoir - Providing Water for the Isle 
of Man, 

W82-02068 1504 8 A 

ECHERT, J. M. 

A Reduction-Spectrophotometric Method for 
the Determination of Sulphate in Waters, 

W82-00850 1502 5 A 

ECK, T. H. 

The Benefits of Pre-Operational Baseline Aquat- 
ic Biology Studies, 
W82-06235 1512 5 A 

ECKEL, L. H. 

Hydroelectric Power Development Conflicts 

and Approvals: The Ontario Scene, 

W82-03616 1508 6G 

ECKENFELDER, W. W. 

Strategies for the Control of Activated Sludge 
Plants Treating Industrial Wastewaters, 
W82-04838 1511 5D 

ECKENFELDER, W. W. JR. 

Industrial Wastewater Treatment Technology- 
Recent Developments, 
W82-05348 lsn 5D 

ECKERMAN, J. 

The Outlook for Precipitation Measurements 

from Space, 

W82-06531 i5i 2 7B 

ECKERSON, D. 

Improved Method and Test Strategy for Recov- 
ery of Enteric Viruses from Shellfish, 
W82-00219 1501 5 A 

ECKERT, J. M. 

A Spectrophotometric Method for the Determi- 
nation of Anionic Surfactants at Microg/Liter 
Levels, 
W82-03289 i 507 5 A 

ECKHOFF, P. A. 

Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Cooling 

Tower Complexes on Clouds and Severe 

Storms, 

W82-00995 1502 2B 

ECKMANN, D. E. 

Performance of a Large Advanced Waste Treat- 
ment Plant, 
W82-05251 151 , 5D 

ECONOMOU-AMILLI, A. 

Periphyton Analysis for the Evaluation of Water 
Quality in Running Waters of Greece, 
W82-01358 ,503 5A 

EDDS, J. 

Ground-Water Levels in Arkansas, Spring 1981 
W82-04489 15 f 7C 

EDEL, YU. U. 

Power Characteristic Curve of Hydraulic Tur- 
bine Set, 
W82-03163 ,507 8B 

EDELMANN, P. 

Selected Hydrologic Data, Arkansas River 
Basin, Pueblo and Southeastern Fremont Coun- 
ties, Colorado, 1975-80, 
W82-00020 i5oi 7C 

PA 60 



EDEN, G. E. 

Disposal of Industrial Effluents - Some Future 

Problems, 

W82-02405 1505 5D 

EDGAR, R. K. 

The Freshwater and Brackish-Water Diatoms of 
Penikese Island, Massachusetts: 1923-1973 
W82-02696 1506 2H 

EDGEHILL, R. U. 

Enhanced Biodegradation of Pesticides in Soil to 

Alleviate Contaminated Runoff, 

W82-04967 l51] 5G 

EDGREN, M. 

A One Year Study of the Seasonal Variations of 
sDDT and PCB Levels in Fish from Heated and 
Unheated Areas Near a Nuclear Power Plant 
W82-04836 1511 5C 

EDIL, T. B. 

Ground- Water Flow Systems and Stability of a 

Slope, 

W82-04677 i 5 ] 2J 

Sealing of Lagoons and Ponds: Proposed Qual- 
ity Requirements for Soil Liners, 
W82-03941 1509 5G 

EDMOND, J. M. 

Plankton Metabolism and Carbon Processes in 
the Amazon River, Its Tributaries, and Flood- 
plain Waters, Peru-Brazil, May-June 1977 
W82-05197 isn 2K 

EDMONDS, J. S. 

Arseno-Sugars from Brown Kelp (Ecklonia Ra- 
diata) as Intermediates in Cycling of Arsenic in a 
Marine Ecosystem, 
W82-03183 1507 5 B 

EDMONDSON, W. T. 

The Effect of Changes in the Nutrient Income 
on the Condition of Lake Washington, 
W82-00987 1502 2 H 

EDMUNDS, R. C. 

Practical Power-Saving Techniques in Pinellas 
County, 

W82-04092 1509 5F 

EDMUNDS, W. M. 

Identification of Connate Water in Interstitial 

Solution of Chalk Sediment, 

W82-03642 i 508 2 K 

EDWARDS, M. D. 

Identification Codes for Organizations Listed in 
Computerized Data Systems of the U.S. Geo- 
logical Survey, 
W82-02486 ,505 10D 

EDWARDS, P. 

The Harvest of Microalgae from the Effluent of 
a Sewage Fed High Rate Stabilization Pond by 
Tilapia Nilotica. Part 1: Description of the 
System and the Study of the High Rate Pond 
W82-00455 1501 5 D 

The Harvest of Microalgae from the Effluent of 

a Sewage Fed High Rate Stabilization Pond by 

Tilapia Nilotica. Part 2: Studies of the Fish 

Ponds, 

W82-00456 ,501 3 C 

The Harvest of Microalgae from the Effluent of 
a Sewage Fed High Rate Stabilization Pond by 
Tilapia Nilotica. Part 3: Maize Cultivation Ex- 
periment, Bacteriological Studies, and Economic 
Assessment, 
W82-00457 ,501 3C 

EDWARDS, R. E. 

The Influence of Salinity Transition on Benthic 

Nutrient Regeneration in Estuaries, 

W82-02137 ,505 2 L 

EDWARDS, R. V. 

A Finite Differencing Scheme for the Dynamic 
Simulation of Continuous Sedimentation 
W82-03876 ,509 5 D 



EDWARDS, R. W. 

The Effect of Pollutants from the Coal Industry 
on the Fish Fauna of a Small River in It 
Wales Coalfield, 
W82-01389 , 503 5C 

EDWARDS, S. J. 

Fatty Acid and Hydrocarbon Content of Set- 
tling Sediments in Lake Michigan, 
W82-01154 ,503 2H 

EDZWALD, J. K. 

Removing Color and Chloroform Precursors 
from Low Turbidity Waters by Direct Filtra- 
tion, 
W82-03657 , 5 o 8 5F 

Seasonal Evaluation of Organics Removal at a 
Conventional Water Treatment Plant, 
W82-02248 ,505 5F 

A Survey of Phosphorus Removal in Lower 
Great Lakes Municipal Treatment Plants, 
W82-05256 ] 5 n 5D 

EFIMOV, A. S. 

New Technical Solutions Used for Concreting 
Tunnels of the Nurek Hydroelectric Plant 
W82-03150 ,507 8F 

EGANHOUSE, R. P. 

Extractable Organic Matter in Municipal 
Wastewaters. I. Petroleum Hydrocarbons: Tem- 
poral Variations and Mass Emission Rates to the 
Ocean, 
W82-05142 , 51 , 5B 

EGELAND, D. R. 

The Wayne County, Michigan, Wastewater Col- 
lection and Treatment System, 
W82-01505 ,503 5 D 

EGESTAD, B. 

Simple Procedures for Enrichment of Chlorinat- 
ed Aromatic Pollutants from Fat, Water and 
Milk for Subsequent Analysis by High-Resolu- 
tion Methods, 
W82-06015 1512 5 A 

EGGELESTON, G. 

Problems and Processes in Water Quality Man- 
agement, 
W82-06147 i5i 2 5G 

EGGERT, K. G. 

A Hydrologic Simulation for Predicting Non- 
point Source Pollution, 
W82-04485 1510 5 B 

EGOZY, Y. 

Waste Water Recycling by Ion-Exchange: I. 

Complete Desalination, 

W82-06118 1512 3A 

Waste Water Recycling by Ion Exchange: II. 
Partial Desalination, 

W82-06117 1512 5 A 

EHEART, J. W. 

Potential Impact of Irrigation on Water Re- 
sources in the Little Wabash Basin of Illinois 
W82-03547 i 508 6D 

EICHELBERGER, J. L. 

High Temperature Ultrafiltration with Kynar 
Poly(Vinylidene Fluoride) Membranes, 
W82-01566 1503 5D 

EICKMEIER, W. G. 

Photosynthetic Recovery of Resurrection Spike- 
mosses from Different Hydration Regimes, 
W82-01010 1502 21 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ELLIOTT, J. C. 



EID, B. 

Hypolimnion Flow Between the Central and 
Eastern Basins of Lake Erie During 1977 (Inter- 
basin Hypolimnion Flows) 
W82-01153 1503 2H 

EIFERT, W. H. 

Evaluation of the Stream Reach Inventory and 

Channel Stability Index for Instream Habitat 

Analysis, 

W82-06308 1512 4D 

EIGEL, J. D. 

Infiltration into Two-Layered Soil Profiles, 
W82-04536 1510 2G 



EIGENHEER, L. P. 

The Itaipu Hollow Gravity Dam, 
W82-06205 



1512 8A 



EIKENBERRY, S. E. 

Preliminary Water-Quality Assessment of the 
Upper White River Near Indianapolis, Marion 
County, Indiana, 
W82-03986 1509 6B 

EILERS, H. P. 

Oregon Coastal Salt Marsh Upper Limits and 

Tidal Datums, 

W82-04312 1510 2L 

EIMHJELLEN, K. 

Low Temperature Removal of Nitrate by Bacte- 
rial Denitrification, 
W82-00461 1501 5D 

EISEL, L. M. 

Financing Federal Water Development Projects 

and Sharing the Costs, 

W82-04739 1510 6C 

Improved Principles, Standards, and Procedures 
for Evaluating Federal Water Projects, 
W82-06063 1512 6B 

EISENACHER, K. 

Wastewater Treatment with Activated Carbon 
Addition at the Aeration Stage and Spent 
Carbon Regeneration. (Abwasserreinigung 
Unter Zugabe von Aktivkohle in die Belebungs- 
stufe und Regenerierung der Aktivkohle), 
W82-04283 1510 5D 

EISENHAUER, D. E. 

Potential for Groundwater Recharge Seepage 
from Flood-Retarding Reservoirs in South Cen- 
tral Nebraska, 
W82-05663 1511 4B 

EISENHAUER, R. J. 

Characterization of Laverkin Springs Water and 
Methods for Its Reuse in Energy Development, 
W82-06400 1512 5G 

EISENMANN, J. L. 

Nickel Recovery from Electroplating 

Rinsewaters by Electrodialysis, 

W82-O3O0O 1506 5D 

EISENREICH, J. J. 

Assessment of Airborne Organic Contaminants 

in the Great Lakes Ecosystem, 

W82-0O7O9 1502 5B 

EISENREICH, S. J. 

Characterization of Soluble and Colloidal-Phase 
Metal Complexes in River Water by Ultrafiltra- 
tion. A Mass-Balance Approach, 
W82-00480 1501 5A 

Sedimentation Rates and Depositional Processes 
in Lake Superior from Pb210 Geochronology, 
W82-O4380 1510 2J 

EISLER, L. A. 

Dynamic Elastic and Absorbing Properties of 

Soils, 

W82-05132 1511 8D 



EKAMA, G. A. 

The Activated Sludge Process~3. Single Sludge 

Denitrification, 

W82-03223 1507 5D 

EKERN, P. C. 

Irrigation of Californiagrass with Domestic 
Sewage Effluent: Water and Nitrogen Budgets 
and Crop Productivity, 
W82-05153 1511 3C 

EL-GAMAL, I. 

Effect of Irrigation Loamy Sand Soil by Sewage 
Effluents on Its Content of Some Nutrients and 
Heavy Metals, 
W82-06228 1512 5E 

EL-KOBBIA, T. 

Effect of Irrigation Loamy Sand Soil by Sewage 
Effluents on Its Content of Some Nutrients and 
Heavy Metals, 
W82-06228 1512 5E 

EL-NASHAR, ALI M. 

Energy and Water Conservation Through Recy- 
cle of Dyeing Wastewater Using Dynamic 
Zr(IV)-PAA Membranes, 
W82-06123 1512 5D 

EL-NENNAH, M. 

Effect of Irrigating Loamy Sand Soil by Liquid 

Sewage Sludge on its Content of some Micronu- 

trients, 

W82-O0661 1502 5E 

Effect of Irrigation Loamy Sand Soil by Sewage 
Effluents on Its Content of Some Nutrients and 
Heavy Metals, 
W82-06228 1512 5E 

EL-RAYIS, O. A. 

Occurrence and Distribution of Chemical Pol- 
lutants in Lake Mariut, Egypt. II. Heavy Metals, 
W82-04290 1510 5B 

EL-SABH, M. 

Phytoplankton Distributions Observed During a 
3 1/2 Days Fixed-Station in the Lower St. Law- 
rence Estuary, 
W82-01938 1504 2L 

EL-SABH, M. I. 

A Two-Dimensional Numerical Model of the 
Vertical Circulation of Tides in the St. Law- 
rence Estuary, 
W82-03386 1507 2L 

EL SABROUTI, M. A. 

Distribution of Clay Minerals and Their Diagen- 

esis in the Sediments of Lake Edku, 

W82-04748 1510 2J 

EL-SAYED, M. K. 

Effect of Sewage Effluent on the Sediments of 
Nordasvatnet (A Landlocked Fjord), Norway, 
W82-05605 1511 5B 

EL-SEBAE, A. H. 

Occurrence and Distribution of Chemical Pol- 
lutants in Lake Mariut, Egypt, I. Residues of 
Organochlorine Pesticides, 
W82-05620 1511 5B 

EL-SHERBINI, A. A. 

Behavioural and Political Aspects of Water De- 
velopment and Irrigation Projects, 
W82-03579 1508 6F 

EL-SHINAWY, R. M. K. 

Retention of Radionuclides by Some Aquatic 

Fresh Water Plants, 

W82-O0853 1502 5B 

ELAMAYEM, M. M. A. 

Occurrence and Distribution of Chemical Pol- 
lutants in Lake Mariut, Egypt, I. Residues of 
Organochlorine Pesticides, 
W82-05620 1511 5B 



ELBERT, W. C. 

Sources of Halogenated Hydrocarbons in an 

Urban Water Supply, 

W82-02991 1506 5B 

ELCHUK, S. 

Determination of Metals in Groundwaters by 
Trace Enrichment and Liquid Chromatography, 
W82-05361 1511 5A 

ELDER, R. A. 

Pump Sump Design Experience: Summary, 
W82-06419 1512 8C 

ELDER, V. A. 

Organic Compounds Found Near Dump Sites in 

Niagara Falls, New York, 

W82-01802 1504 5B 

ELEK, A. 

Preconcentration of Phenylmercury, Methyl- 
mercury and Inorganic Mercury from Natural 
Waters with Diethylammonium 

Diethyldithiocarbamate-Loaded Polyurethane 
Foam, 
W82-02297 1505 5 A 

ELGERSHUIZEN, J. H. B. W. 

Some Environmental Impacts of a Storm Surge 

Barrier, 

W82-02417 1505 6G 

ELGMORK, K. 

Cyclops Scutifer Sars - One and Two-Year Life 

Cycles with Diapause in the Meromictic Lake 

Blankvatn, 

W82-02865 1506 2H 

ELHADI, N. A. 

Management of Ice-Covered Rivers: Problems 

and Perspctives, 

W82-03807 1509 2C 

ELKINS, J. W. 

Transformations of Nitrogen in a Polluted Estu- 
ary: Nonlinearities in the Demand for Oxygen at 
Low Flow, 
W82-00777 1502 5B 

ELLENDER, R. D. 

Isolation of Enteroviruses from Oxidation Pond 

Waters, 

W82-06750 1512 5D 

ELLIOT, C. 

An Investigation of Biologically Adjusted pH 
Changes in Domestic Sewage Effluent, 
W82-03953 1509 5D 

ELLIOT, G. E. 

R Factors in Coliform-Fecal Coliform Sewage 
Flora of the Prairies and Northwest Territories 
of Canada, 
W82-00508 1502 5 A 

ELLIOT, R. L. 

Field Evaluation of Furrow Infiltration and 

Advance Functions, 

W82-05969 1512 3F 

ELLIOT, W. M. 

Energy Costs and Portland Water Supply 

System, 

W82-02586 1505 5F 

ELLIOTT, A. L. 

Water-Quality Assessment of Cache Creek, 
Yolo, Lake, and Colusa Counties, California, 
W82-06130 1512 7A 

ELLIOTT, J. C. 

A Conceptual Model of Primary Productivity in 
Shallow Streams Using Biomass Simulation, 
W82-06153 1512 5C 



PA-61 



ELLIOTT, J. M. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ELLIOTT, J. M. 

A Comparative Study of Four Dredges Used for 
Sampling Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Rivers, 
W82-00833 1502 7B 

ELLIOTT, L. P. 

Enumerating Bacteria in River Water and 

Sewage Effluent, 

W82-03446 1508 5A 

ELLIOTT, R. A. 

Nitrogen Balances for an Effluent Irrigation 

Area, 

W82-01478 1503 3C 

ELLIS, B. G. 

Cropping Systems for Treatment and Utilization 
of Municipal Wastewater and Sludge, 
W82-00097 1501 5E 

Movement of Diffuse Source Pollutants in Small 

Agricultural Watersheds of the Great Lakes 

Basin, 

W82-04856 1511 5B 

ELLIS, B. K. 

Comparative Photoheterotrophy, Chemohetero- 
trophy, and Photolithotrophy in a Eutrophic 
Reservoir and an Oligotrophic Lake, 
W82-06978 1512 2H 

ELLIS, D. D. 

Organic Constituents of Mutagenic Secondary 
Effluents from Wastewater Treatment Plants, 
W82-06178 1512 5D 

ELLIS, D. V. 

Enchytraeid Oligochaetes as Marine Pollution 

Indicators, 

W82-02445 1505 5A 

Environmental Recovery in a Marine Ecosystem 
Impacted by a Sulfite Process Pulp Mill, 
W82-01548 1503 5B 

ELLIS, J. 

Oxidation of Aqueous Phenol Solutions in the 

Presence of Polyelectrolytes, 

W82-06283 1512 5D 

ELLIS, J. B. 

Water Quality Indices: An Additional Manage- 
ment Tool, 
W82-01994 1504 5G 

ELLIS, K. V. 

The Tertiary Treatment of Sewages. Conclu- 
sion, 
W82-03228 I507 5D 

ELLIS, M. J. 

Geohydrologic Reconnaissance of the Crofton 

Unit, Northeastern Nebraska, 

W82-04498 1510 4B 

Hydrogeologic Reconnaissance of the Republi- 
can River Basin in Nebraska, 
W82-05828 151 1 7C 

ELLIS, R. A. 

Project Outcomes Correlate with Public Partici- 
pation Variables, 
W82-02663 i 506 6 B 

ELLIS, R. M. 

Seismicity in the Mica Reservoir (McNaughton 

Lake) Area: 1973-1978, 

W82-05196 151 1 8E 

ELLIS, S. R. 

Effects of Effluents from a Coal-Fired, Electric- 
Generating Powerplant on Local Ground Water 
Near Hayden, Colorado, 
W82-06137 I512 5C 

ELMAN, W. 

River Clean-Up Plan Developed with Citizens 

and Industry, 

W82-03283 i 507 5G 



ELMORE, J. L. 

Dynamics of a Subtropical Plankton Communi- 
ty, with Emphasis on the Copepod Mesocyclops 
Edax, 
W82-06906 1512 5C 

ELOFF, J. N. 

Morphological Changes in Toxic and Non-Toxic 

Microcystis Isolates at Different Irradiance 

Levels, 

W82-02906 1506 5C 

ELORANTA, P. 

Annual Succession of Phytoplankton in One 

Heated Pond in Central Finland, 

W82-00673 1502 5C 

ELSAYED, E. E. M. 

Thermocline Drawdown Above Cooling Water 

Intakes, 

W82-05560 1511 8C 

ELWOOD, J. W. 

Chromium Levels in Fish from a Lake Chron- 
ically Contaminated with Chromates from Cool- 
ing Towers, 
W82-01941 1504 5B 

ELZEFTAWY, A. 

Modeling the Transport of Heat, Water, and 
Solute in Unsaturated Soil and Earth Materials 
W82-03958 1509 5B 

ELZERMAN, A. W. 

Gas-Liquid Chromatographic Determination of 
Some Chloro- and Nitrophenols by Direct Ace- 
tylation in Aqueous Solution, 
W82-05363 1511 5A 

EMANUEL, R. P. 

Hydrogeology for Land-Use Planning: The 
Potter Creek Area, Anchorage, Alaska, 
W82-04981 I5ii 5G 

EMBREY, S. S. 

Effects of Mount St. Helens Eruption on Select- 
ed Lakes in Washington, 
W82-00006 1501 2 H 

EMERSON, D. G. 

Progress Report on the Effects of Surface 
Mining on the Surface- Water Hydrology of Se- 
lected Basins in the Fort Union Coal Region, 
North Dakota and Montana, 
W82-03975 i 509 4C 

EMMERMANN, D. K. 

RO, MSF and VTE/VC Desalination: A Com- 
parative Evaluation, 
W82-06110 1512 3A 



VTE/VC for Sea Water, 
W82-04909 



1511 3A 



EMMERSON, W. D. 

A Preliminary Pollution Survey of the Papen- 

kuils River, Port Elizabeth, 

W82-04346 i 510 5B 

EMMETT, R. C. 

Technology and Performance of the Hi-Capac- 
ity Thickener, 
W82-01929 ,504 5D 

EMMETT, R. L. 

An Evaluation of Aquatic Life Found at Hy- 
draulic Scour Sites in the Columbia River Estu- 
ary Selected for Potential Sediment Deposition 
W82-02132 1505 2L 

EMMETT, W. W. 

Sediment Transport in the Tanana River Near 

Fairbanks, Alaska, 1977-79, 

W82-02472 ,505 2 J 

EMRICH, G. H. 

Ground Water, 

W82-06807 1512 5B 



PVC Cover Causes Leachate Retreat, 
W82-0232I ,505 5E 

Top-Sealing to Minimize Leachate Generation, 
Case Study of the Windham, Connecticut, Land- 
fill, 
W82-01427 1503 5G 

ENCK, E. D. 

Role of Sediment in Non-Point Source Salt 

Loading within the Upper Colorado River 

Basin, 

W82-05551 is,, 5B 

ENFIELD, C. G. 

Transport and Fate of Selected Organic Pollut- 
ants in a Sandy Soil, 
W82-02220 ,505 5B 

ENGBERG, R. A 

Geohydrologic Reconnaissance of the Crofton 

Unit, Northeastern Nebraska, 

W82-04498 , 5 , 4B 

ENGEL, P. 

Bed Load Discharge Coefficient, 

W82-02936 i 506 2 J 



Discussion of 'Visualization of Separation over 

Sand Waves', 

W82-03783 ,509 8B 

ENGEL, S. 

Evaluating Sediment Blankets and a Screen for 

Macrophyte Control in Lakes, 

W82-06097 i 512 4A 

ENGELBERT, E. A. 

Incentives and Institutions for Water Conserva- 
tion, 
W82-05922 i 512 30 

ENGELBRECHT, R. S. 

Inactivation of Enteroviruses by Ozone 
W82-03208 ,507 5F 

Mechanism of Enteroviral Inactivation by 

Ozone. 

W82-01482 1503 5D 

ENGELKE, M. J. JR. 

Hydrology of Area 4, Eastern Coal Province, 
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia, 
W82-05833 1511 7C 

ENGELMANN, H. M. 

The Linear Decision Rule (LDR) Reservoir 
Problem with Correlated Inflows. I. Model De- 
velopment, 
W82-03237 1507 4A 

ENGELS, C. 

Ozone and Activated Carbon, 

W82-05370 15H 5F 

ENGLAND, E. C. 

Epidemiology of Human Schistosoma Haemato- 
bium Infection Around Volta Lake, Ghana, 
1973-75, 
W82-05988 1512 5C 

ENGLANDE, A. J. 

Parasites in Southern Sludges and Disinfection 

by Standard Sludge Treatment, 

W82-O4408 1510 5B 

ENGLEHART, P. J. 

On a Statistical Relationship Between Autumn 
Rainfall in the Central Equatorial Pacific and 
Subsequent Winter Precipitation in Florida, 
W82-06209 1512 2B 

ENGLESSON, G. A. 

Executive Summary for Power Plant Cooling 
System Water Consumption and Nonwater 
Impact Reports. 
W82-05067 1511 2 D 



PA 62 



AUTHOR INDEX 



EVANS, D. D. 



ENGLISH, B. C. 

Projected Effects of Energy Policies on Agricul- 
tural Water Use and Irrigation, 
W82-03915 1509 6C 

ENGLISH, M. J. 

Designing for Deficit Irrigation, 

W82-06334 1512 3F 

The Uncertainty of Crop Models in Irrigation 

Optimization, 

W82-0O94O 1502 3F 

ENGLUND, J-O. 

Groundwater Chemistry of Some Selected 

Areas in Southeaster Norway, 

W82-02020 1504 2K 

Groundwater Discharge Through Springs with 
Well-Defined Outlets--A Case Study from 
Jeloya-Moss, S. Norway, 
W82-01748 1503 2F 

ENGMAN, E. T. 

Characterizing Short Duration Rainfall Intensi- 
ties for Runoff Calculation, 
W82-00142 1501 2A 

Soil Moisture Updating and Microwave Remote 
Sensing for Hydrological Simulation, 
W82-01611 1503 2G 

ENK, M. D. 

Evidence of Natural Reproduction by Planted 

Lake Trout in Lake Michigan, 

W82-01194 1503 81 

ENO, J. M. 

Design and Operational Aspects of Screening 
Installations at Sea Outfalls on the Northumbri- 
an Coast, 
W82-06645 1512 5E 

ENSLER, E. F. 

Assessment of High Heat-Transfer Evaporators 
as Power Plant Condensers to Produce Abun- 
dant Freshwater, 
W82-03949 1509 3 A 

ENTZ, R. C. 

Waterborne Methylene Bis(2-Chloroaniline) and 

2-Chloroaniline Contamination Around Adrian, 

Michigan, 

W82-00873 1502 5B 

EPIFANOV, A. P. 

Experience in the Construction and First Years 

of Operation of the Zeya Dam, 

W82-02952 1506 8 A 

EPIKHOV, G. P. 

Mathematical Models for Calculating the Dy- 
namics and Quality of Complex Water Systems, 
W82-06613 1512 2A 

EPP, D. J. 

Land Treatment of Municipal Wastewater in 

Small Communities, 

W82-O0588 1502 5D 

EPPINGER, K. H. 

An Ion-Exchange Process with Thermal Regen- 
eration XIV Thermally Regenerable Resin 
Systems with High Capacities, 
W82-06101 1512 3A 

EPPLER, B. 

Water Quality Monitoring - Identification of 
Residence/Travelling Times from Hydrological 
and Water Quality Information, 
W82-04663 1510 2E 

ERASMUS, D. A. 

Towards an Understanding of the Effects of 
Orography on the Distribution of Precipitation 
Over the Cape Peninsula, 
W82-02085 1504 2B 



EREMENKO, E. V. 

Modeling the Transformation of Nitrogen Com- 
pounds for Water-Quality Management in 
Streams, 
W82-O0598 1502 6A 

ERICKSON, A. E. 

Cropping Systems for Treatment and Utilization 
of Municipal Wastewater and Sludge, 
W82-O0O97 1501 5E 

Movement of Diffuse Source Pollutants in Small 

Agricultural Watersheds of the Great Lakes 

Basin, 

W82-04856 1511 5B 

ERICKSON, K. A. 

Evaluation of Snowmelt Forecasting Methods, 
W82-05552 1511 4A 

ERICKSON, R. E. 

A 'Dipstick' Sampler for Rapid, Continuous 

Chemical Profiles in Sediments, 

W82-06931 1512 5A 

ERICKSON, R. J. 

Horizontal Distribution and Flux of Phosphorus 

in Fish Lake, Wisconsin, 

W82-04484 1510 2H 

ERICKSON, S. J. 

Effects of Halogenated Organic Compounds on 
Photosynthesis in Estuarine Phytoplankton, 
W82-00266 1501 5C 



ERICSSON, B. 

Salbukh Reverse Osmosis Plant on Stream, 
W82-06127 1512 



3A 



ERBISTE, P. C. 

Hydraulic Gates: The State-of-the-Art, 
W82-00332 1501 



8C 



ERIE, L. J. 

Consumptive Use of Water by Major Crops in 

the Southwestern United States, 

W82-06964 1512 3F 

Subsurface Trickle Irrigation Mangement with 

Multiple Cropping, 

W82-04356 1510 3F 

ERIKSSON, L. 

Direct Influence of Wastewater Pollutants on 
Flocculation and Sedimentation Behavior in Bio- 
logical Wastewater Treatment-I. Model System 
E. Coli B, 
W82-03319 1507 5D 

ERIKSSON, M. O. G. 

Predator-Prey Relationships Among Water- 
Mites (Hydracarina) and Other Freshwater Or- 
ganisms, 
W82-02963 1506 5C 

ERKENBRECHER, C. W. JR. 

Sediment Bacterial Indicators in an Urban Shell- 
fishing Substuary of the Lower Chesapeake Bay, 
W82-01661 1503 5A 

ERMAK, D. 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 1 - 
Environment, Health and Socio-economics, 
W82-05214 1511 6G 

ERMAN, D. C. 

Effects of Logging on Macroinvertebrates in 
Streams with and Without Buffer Strips, 
W82-01227 1503 5C 

Stream Macroinvertebrate Baseline Surveys: A 
Comparative Analysis from the Oil-Shale Re- 
gions of Colorado, USA, 
W82-03635 1508 5 A 

ERSHOVA, K. P. 

Hygienic Evaluation of the Polyamide Mem- 
brane Pheylone-2S and Phenol Formaldehyde 
Resin VIAM-B for Use in Reverse Osmosis 
Treatment of Water. (Gigienicheskaya Otsenka 
Poliamidnykh Membran Fenilon-2S I Fenolfor- 



mal'Degidnoi Smoly VIAM B, Primenenyae- 

mykh pri Obratnoosmoticheskom Oprechnenii 

Vody), 

W82-03698 1508 3 A 

ERSKINE, W. D. 

Effects of Recent Increases in Rainfall on Floods 
and Runoff in the Upper Hunter Valley, 
W82-00668 1502 2E 

ESCALONA, R. L. 

On the Presence of Fecal Steroids in Sediments 

from Two Mexican Harbors, 

W82-02012 1504 5A 

ESCHNER, T. R. 

Hydrologic and Morphologic Changes in Chan- 
nels of the Platte River Basin: A Historical Per- 
spective, 
W82-06946 1512 2E 

ESCOBAR, L. A. 

The Dependence of Drainage Density on Cli- 
mate and Geomorphology, 
W82-06199 1512 2E 

ESCOFFIER, F. F. 

Linearized Solution to Inlet Equation with Iner- 
tia, 
W82-01183 1503 2L 

ESFANDI, A. 

Inhibition of Nitrifying Activated Sludge 

Systems by Organic Shock Loads, 

W82-03146 1507 5D 

ESMAEIL-BEIK, S. 

A Study of Low-Flow Operation of Milford and 

Elk City Lakes in Kansas, 

W82-04964 1511 2E 

ESOGBUE, A. O. 

A Fuzzy Sets Model for Measuring the Effec- 
tiveness of Public Participation in Water Re- 
sources Planning, 
W82-06778 1512 6B 

ESPANA, C. 

Cyclic Strengths Compared for Two Sampling 

Techniques, 

W82-01170 1503 8D 

ESSINGTON, E. H. 

Studies on Unsaturated Zone Hydrology and 
Radionuclide Migration at a Shallow-Land 
Burial Site, 
W82-01172 1503 5B 

ESTEP, M. F. 

Tracing Food Webs with Stable Hydrogen Iso- 
topes, 
W82-02021 1504 6G 

ETHRIDGE, F. G. 

Ground- Water Flow and Uranium in Colorado 

Plateau, 

W82-00282 1501 2F 

ETZOLD, D. J. 

Management, Planning, and Organization in Ini- 
tiating, Supporting and Coordinating an On- 
going Freshwater Diversion Project, 
W82-02153 1505 6B 

EUSTACHE, H. 

Separation of Aqueous Organic Mixtures by 
Pervaporation and Analysis by Mass Spectrom- 
etry or a Coupled Gas Chromatograph-Mass 
Spectrometer, 
W82-06791 1512 5A 

EVANS, D. D. 

Comparison of Methods ot Estimate Deep Per- 
colation Rates, 
W82-06867 1512 2G 



PA-63 



EVANS, D. W. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



EVANS, D. W. 
Trace Element Inputs From a Coal Burning 
Power Plant to Adjacent Terrestrial and Aquat- 
ic Environments, 
W82-00557 1502 5B 

EVANS, G. T. 

Phytoplankton Accumulation in Langmuir Cells, 
W82-01946 1504 2H 

EVANS, J. C. W. 

Century-Old Board Mill Operates with Zero 

Effluent Discharge, 

W82-01626 1503 5D 



EVANS, J. E. 

Contourites in Lake Superior, 
W82-01935 



1504 2H 



Sedimentation Rates and Depositional Processes 
in Lake Superior from Pb210 Geochronology 
W82-04380 1510 2J 

EVANS, L. S. 
Acidic Precipitation: Considerations for an Air 
Quality Standard, 
W82-04302 1510 5B 

EVANS, M. P. 
Dual Distribution Systems Analysis, 
W82-04123 1509 5F 

EVANS, M. S. 

Seasonal Features of Zooplankton Assemblages 

in the Nearshore Area of Southeastern Lake 

Michigan, 

W82-01192 1503 2H 

EVANS, N. A. 

Application of the Wastewater Effluent of a 
Rural Community to a Mountain Meadow, 
W82-04705 1510 5E 

Potential Use of a Stream-Aquifer Model for 
Management of a River Basin: Case of the South 
Platte River in Colorado, 
W82-01301 1503 6A 

Soil Filtration of Sewage Effluent of a Rural 

Area, 

W82-03004 1507 5D 

EVANS, R. G. 
Optimal Salinity Control Program for the Upper 
Colorado River Basin, 
W82-05893 1511 5G 

Optimizing Salinity Control Strategies for the 

Upper Colorado River Basin, 

W82-03518 150g 6B 

Salinity Control Measures for Grand Valley 
W82-05894 i 51 1 3 p 

EVANS, R. H. 

Performance of Rotating Biological Contactors 

Under Field Conditions, 

W82-06650 1512 5 d 

EVANS, R. L. 

Aeration Characteristics of Flow Release Con- 
trols on Illinois Waterway Dams, 
W82-04388 1510 5 G 

Effects of Lake Michigan Diversion on the 
Water Chemistry of the Illinois Waterway 
W82-02261 isos 6G 

Relationships Between Odor and Commonly 
Measured Water Quality Characteristics in Sur- 
face Water Supplies, 
W82-04081 ,509 5B 

Water Chemistry of the Illinois Waterway 
W82-O4390 ,5,0 2 K 

EVANS, T. M. 

Effect of Turbidity on Chlorination Efficiency 
and Bacterial Persistence in Drinking Water 
W82-00865 ,502 5A 



Impact of Verification Media and Resuscitation 
on Accuracy of the Membrane Filter Total Coli- 
form Enumeration Technique, 

W82-00494 1501 5 A 

Limitations of Standard Coliform Enumeration 

Techniques, 

W82-03889 1509 5A 

EVDOKIMOV, P. D. 

Calculation of Foundations and Earth Dams 
W82-02689 1506 8D 

Calculation of the Strength of Rigid Diaphragms 

in Earth Dams, 

W82-02667 1506 8D 

EVENSON, W. E. 

The Effects of Dissolved Heavy Metals on At- 
tached Diatoms in the Uintah Basin of Utah, 
U.S.A., 
W82-04951 15H 5 A 

EVERDELL, R. A. 

Provision of Energy Requirements for Remote 
Communities by Small-Scale Hydro Develop- 
ment, 
W82-03151 1507 8 A 

EVEREST, F. H. 

Forest Management and Anadromous Fish 

Habitat Productivity, 

W82-06965 1512 5C 

A New Method for Reporting and Interpreting 
Textural Composition of Spawning Gravel 
W82-06395 1512 gi 

EVERITT, D. A. 

An Ecological Study of an Antarctic Fresh- 
water Pool with Particular Reference to Tardi- 
grada and Rotifera, 
W82-04950 1511 2 H 

EVES, E. G. 

Hogsmill Valley Works: Twenty Years On, 
W82-03834 1509 5D 

EWEL, K. C. 

Effects of Sewage Effluent Application on Litter 

Fall and Litter Decomposition in Cypress 

Swamps, 

W82-00499 1501 5 E 



Metabolism of a Florida Lake Ecosystem, 
W82-02268 1505 



2H 



Wastewater Effects on a Waterhyacinth Marsh 

and Adjacent Impoundment, 

W82-03634 i 508 5D 

EWERT, D. L. 

Enumeration of Bacteriophages and Host Bacte- 
ria in Sewage and the Activated-Sludge Treat- 
ment Process, 
W82-00584 1502 5A 

Technique for Determining Total Bacterial 
Virus Counts in Complex Aqueous Systems, 
W82-00222 1501 5 A 

EZZAT, A. A. 

Occurrence and Distribution of Chemical Pol- 
lutants in Lake Mariut, Egypt. II. Heavy Metals 
W82-04290 1510 5 B 

FABIAN, R. 

Eutrophication Measures for Small Lake Water 

Quality Management, 

W82-04243 1509 2H 

FABRIS, H. 

Sensible Energy Storage in Aquifers. 2. Field 

Experiments and Comparison with Theoretical 

Results, 

W82-06058 1512 4B 

FACI, J. M. 

Responses of Grain Sorghum to Variable Water 
Supply Under Two Irrigation Frequencies, 
W82-01944 1504 3F 



FACY, G. 

Automation of the Seine Water Treatment Sta- 
tion at Morsang and of the Water Softening 
Station at Villeneuve-La-Garenne (Automatisa- 
tion de la Station de Traitement d'Eau de Seine a 
Morsang et de la Station d'Adoucissement de 
Villeneuve-La-Garenne), 
W82-05364 un 5F 

FAGAN, D. A. 

Landspreading of sludge in New York State 
W82-06557 15 , 2 5E 

FAGAN, G. L. JR. 

Analysis of Flood Hydrographs from Wetland 

Areas, 

W82-02733 1506 2A 

FAHRENTHOLD, P. D. 

Predicting Priority Pollutants from Petrochemi- 
cal Processes, 
W82-01809 1504 5B 

FAHSELT, D. 

A Quantitative Study of Shoreline Marsh Com- 
munities Along Lake Huron in Ontario, 
W82-01122 1503 2H 

FAIRWEATHER, V. 

Barrier Islands: Should Engineers Interfere with 

Nature, 

W82-03377 i 507 6F 

CZ '80: Coastal Quandaries Persist, 

W82-03383 i 507 6E 

Engineering U.S. Water Policy, 

W82-03294 i 507 6E 

FAISON, J. H. 

A Novel Chloramine Compound for Water Dis- 
infection, 
W82-03551 1508 5F 

FAISST, J. A. 

Innovative/Alternative Technology Program; 

Case Studies, 

W82-03970 1509 5D 

FALBESANER, E. 

Process for Removal of Mercury and Mercury 
Compounds From Aqueous Solutions and 
Industrial Waste Liquors, 
W82-00058 1501 5D 

FALK, W. H. 

Water Conservation at Wastewater Treatment 

Plants, 

W82-06512 1512 3C 

FALKE, W. 

Use of Algal Fluorescence for an Automated 

Biological Monitoring System, 

W82-05728 15 11 5 A 

FALKENMARK, M. 

International Conference on the Effects of Acid 
Rain Urges More Research in Critical Areas, 
W82-02311 1505 5C 

FALKLER, W. A. JR. 

Seasonal Distribution of Bdellovibrios at the 

Mouth of the Patuxent River in the Chesapeake 

Bay, 

W82-04924 1511 2 L 

FALKOWSKI, P. G. 

An Analysis of Factors Affecting Oxygen De- 
pletion in the New York Bight, 
W82-O0106 1501 5C 

Rapid, Quantitative Separation of Chlorophylls 
and Their Degradation Products by High-Per- 
formance Liquid Chromatography, 
W82-01619 1503 5A 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



FEIGIN, A. 



FAN, C-Y. 
Recycling Urban Stormwater for Profit, 
W82-00524 1502 



3C 



FANCEY, L. L. 

Effect of Long Term Exposure to Petroleum on 
Mixed Function Oxygenases in Fish: Further 
Support for Use of the Enzyme System in Bio- 
logical Monitoring, 
W82-04884 1511 5C 



FANNIN, K. F. 
Anaerobic Processes, 
W82-01245 

Anaerobic Processes, 
W82-06923 



1503 5D 



1512 5D 



FANNIN, T. E. 
Use of a Fractional Design to Evaluate Interac- 
tions of Environmental Factors Affecting Biode- 
gradation Rates, 
W82-03117 1507 5D 

FAPOHUNDA, H. O. 

River Basin Sequential Water Use and Salinity 

Effects on Crop Yield Economics, 

W82-01671 1503 3F 

FARKAS, E. J. 

Note on Design of Diffusers for Sewage Outfalls 
Based on the Work of Rawn Et Al., 
W82-03347 1507 5E 

FARKAS, P. A. 

The Use of Respirography in Biological Treat- 
ment Plant Control, 
W82-04011 1509 5D 

FARLEY, D. 

The Relationship of Environmental Epidemio- 
logy to Water and Wastewater Plant Operators, 
W82-00789 1502 5C 

FARMER, D. M. 

Circulation and Energetics of a Deep, Strongly 

Stratified Inlet, 

W82-00547 1502 2L 

Wind Mixing and Restratification in a Lake 
Near the Temperature of Maximum Density, 
W82-04573 1510 2H 

FARMER, J. G. 

Evidence of the Unsuitability of Gravity Coring 
for Collecting Sediment in Pollution and Sedi- 
mentation Rate Studies, 
W82-00840 1502 7B 

FARNUM, P. 

Moisture Transport in a Soil-Plant System: A 
Mathematical Model and Finite Element Analy- 
sis, 
W82-00648 1502 21 

FAROOQ, S. 

Reliability of Analytical Methods for Anaerobic 

Municipal Solid Waste Samples, 

W82-04789 1511 5 A 

FAROOQUI, R. 

Water Temperatures in Nanticoke-Long Point 

Bay Region of Lake Erie, 

W82-05637 1511 5C 

FARQUHAR, G. J. 

Modeling of Leachate Organic Migration and 

Attenuation in Groundwaters Below Sanitary 

Landfills, 

W82-05075 1511 5B 

Simulation Modeling of Primary Clarifiers, 
W82-01027 1502 6A 

FARR, J. L. 

The Likelihood of Active Groundwater Re- 
charge in the Botswana Kalahari, 
W82-05657 1511 4B 



FARRAGUT, P. A. 

Construction of Containment Facility for 

Dredged Materials Begins, 

W82-03839 1509 5G 

FARRAH, S. R. 

Positively Charged Filters for Virus Recovery 
from Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluents, 
W82-02338 1505 5A 

FARRAR, C. D. 

Evaluation of Ground-Water Monitoring Net- 
work, Santa Cruz County, California, 
W82-00023 1501 7A 

Ground-Water-Level Monitoring Network, Hol- 

lister and San Juan Valleys, San Benito County, 

California, 

W82-02487 1505 7A 

FARRELL, M. P. 

Insect Community Structure as an Index of 
Heavy-Metal Pollution in Lotic Ecosystems, 
W82-00596 1502 5C 

FARRELL, T. P. 

Studies of the Hydrobiology of a Tropical Lake 

in Northwestern Queensland. II. Seasonal 

Changes in Thermal and Dissolved Oxygen 

Characteristics, 

W82-03218 1507 2H 

FARRINGTON, P. 

Deep Drainage and Water Use of Forests and 
Pastures Grown on Deep Sands in a Mediterra- 
nean Environment, 
W82-05629 1511 4B 

FASEHUN, F. E. 

Stomatal Response to Environmental Variables 
in Two Tropical Forest Species During the Dry 
Season in Nigeria, 
W82-02884 1506 2D 

FASOL, K. H. 

Simulating and Improving Hydro Plant Control, 
W82-06202 1512 8C 

FASS, R. 

Silicates as Nonspecific Adsorbents of Bacterio- 
phage: A Model for Purification of Water From 
Viruses, 
W82-00350 1501 5F 

FATTARUSSO, L. R. 

An Economic Evaluation of Interbasin Water 
Transfers: A Case Study of Southwestern Con- 
necticut, 
W82-03944 1509 6B 

FAUP, G. 

Continuous Dentrification by Immobilized Cells 
(Denitrification en Continu a l'Aide de Microor- 
ganismes Immobilises sur des Supports Solides), 
W82-06830 1512 5D 

FAURE, H. 

Will the Sahelian Drought End in 1985, 
W82-03167 1507 2B 

FAUSEY, N. R. 

Backfill Alteration Effects on Pipe Drainage of a 

Clay Soil, 

W82-00763 1502 4A 

Water Management Model Evaluation for North 

Central Ohio, 

W82-01536 1503 4A 

FAUST, C. R. 

Computer Modeling and Ground-Water Protec- 
tion, 
W82-01336 1503 2F 

Ground-Water Modeling: Recent Develop- 
ments, 
W82-00281 1501 2F 

FAUST, W. 

Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Sedi- 
ments and Associated Benthos in Lake Erie, 
W82-04882 1511 5A 



FAWUSI, M. O. A. 

Drought Susceptibility of Two Tomato (Lyco- 

persicum Esculentum) Varieties, 

W82-01369 1503 21 

FBERLE, S. 

Use of Active Alumina Filtration for Removing 
Phosphates from Small Influents into an Im- 
pounding Reservoir (Anwendung der 
Aktivtonerdefiltration zur Eliminerung von 
Phosphaten aus Kleinen Talsperrenzulaufen), 
W82-04281 1510 5G 

FEDER, G. L. 

Toxicity of Mount St. Helens Ash Leachate to a 

Blue-Green Alga, 

W82-00001 1501 5C 

FEDERER, C. A. 

The Effect of Forest Clearcutting in New Eng- 
land on Stream-Water Chemistry and Biology, 
W82-02178 1505 4C 

Transpirational Supply and Demand: Plant, Soil, 
and Atmospheric Effects Evaluated by Simula- 
tion, 
W82-06320 1512 2D 

FEDERLE, T. W. 

Effects of Petroleum Hydrocarbons on Plant 
Litter Microbiota in an Arctic Lake, 
W82-04455 1510 5C 

Lignocellulose Mineralization by Arctic Lake 
Sediments in Response to Nutrient Manipula- 
tion, 
W82-00270 1501 2H 

FEDORAK, P. M. 

A Method for Monitoring Mineralization of 
14C-Labeled Compounds in Aqueous Samples, 
W82-06272 1512 5A 

FEDORS, J. C. 

Multifrequency Radiometer Detection of Sub- 
marine Freshwater Sources Along the Puerto 
Rican Coastline, 
W82-01349 1503 3B 

FEDOSEEV, E. A. 

Ecological Principles of the Creation of an Opti- 
mal Water Regime in the Volga Delta and 
North Caspian Sea, 
W82-06985 1512 6G 

FEDULOV, A. K. 

Use of Crack-Resistant Linings of Hydraulic 

Tunnels with Consolidation Grouting of the 

Rock, 

W82-02670 1506 8 A 

FEE, E. J. 

Primary Production and Rates of Algal Growth 

in Lake Tanganyika, 

W82-03420 1508 2H 

FEELY, R. A. 

Major- and Trace-Element Composition of Sus- 
pended Matter in the North-East Gulf of Alaska: 
Relationships with Major Sources, 
W82-02259 1505 5B 

FEIGENBAUM, S. 

Utilization Efficiency of Nitrogen from Sewage 
Effluent and Fertilizer Applied to Corn Plants 
Growing in a Clay Soil, 
W82-01515 1503 3C 

FEIGIN, A. 

Reducing Ground-Water Pollution from Munici- 
pal Waste-Water Irrigation of Rhodes Grass 
Grown on Sand Dunes, 
W82-02391 1505 3C 



PA-65 



FEIGIN, A. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Utilization Efficiency of Nitrogen from Sewage 
Effluent and Fertilizer Applied to Corn Plants 
Growing in a Clay Soil, 
W82-01515 1503 3C 

FEIN, J. S. 

Report on the Summer MONEX Field Phase, 
W82-00265 1501 2 B 

FELDMAN, C. L. 

Kinetics of Compressibility in Two-Phase Fluid 

Flows, 

W82-05910 1512 ia 

FELICIANO, D. V. 

Sludge: Back into the Ocean, 

W82-02577 i 50 5 5E 



FELLER, M. C. 

Effects of Clearcutting and Slashburning on 

Stream Temperature in Southwestern British 

Columbia, 

W82-03087 1507 5C 

FELLOWS, C. R. 

Seepage Flow Into Florida Lakes, 

W82-04241 1509 2H 



FELSOT, A. 

Bioconcentration of Pesticides by Egg Masses of 
the Caddisfly, Triaenodes Tardus Milne, 
W82-00982 i 5 02 5B 

FENDER, V. F. 

A Spatial Costing System for Drinking Water, 
W82-04796 i 51 , 6C 

FENG, Y. J. 

Treatment of Cyanide Waste by the Extended 

Aeration Process, 

W82-04787 151 , 5D 

FENNER, L. B. 

The Benefits of Water Management in Energy 
and Agricultural Development in the San Juan 
River Basin of New Mexico, 
W82-06517 ,5,2 3 E 

FENTON, G. G. 

Critical Analysis of a Proposed Solar Assisted 

HTE Desalination System, 

W82-06121 ,512 3 A 

FERENTCHAK, J. A. 

Ground-Water Flow and Uranium in Colorado 

Plateau, 

W82-00282 i5oi 2F 

FERERES, E. 

Responses of Grain Sorghum to Variable Water 
Supply Under Two Irrigation Frequencies 
W82-01944 i5 4 3F 

FERGUSON, A. J. D. 

Circulation Patterns; Their Investigation and 

Prediction, 

W82-06477 i 5]2 5 p 

Rutland Water Phytoplankton: The Develop- 
ment of an Asset or a Nuisance 
W82-06473 1512 2H 

Zooplankton and Their Relationships with 

Water Quality and Fisheries, 

W82-06472 , 512 2 H 

FERGUSON, B. K. 

Erosion and Sedimentation Control in Regional 

and Site Planning, 

W82-01552 ,503 4D 

FERGUSON, D. L. 

Access to Water-Related Data in Texas 
W82-04000 , 509 , 0B 

FERGUSON, J. 

Composite Sampling of Highway Runoff 
WX2-02230 ,505 7B 



FERGUSON, J. A. 

A Salt and Water Balance Model for Silt Loam 

Soil Cropped to Rice and Soybean, 

W82-06172 ,512 2G 

FERGUSON, J. F. 

Control of Alum Addition in Wastewater Treat- 
ment, 
W82-04837 151 1 5D 

Total Suspended Solids in Highway Runoff in 

Washington State, 

W82-05820 ,5,, 5B 

Treatment of Sulfite Evaporation Condensate 
with an Anaerobic Reactor, 



W82-04419 



1510 5D 



FERNANDEZ, M. JR. 

Water-Quality Data from a Landfill-Leachate 
Treatment and Disposal Site, Pinellas County, 
Florida, January 1979-August 1980 
W82-03997 i 509 5B 

FERRADOU, C. 

Controlled Nucleation and Quasi-Ordered 
Growth of Ice Crystals From Low Temperature 
Electrolyte Solutions, 
W82-05123 is,, 2C 

FERRANTE, J. G. 

A Survey of Discharges from a Natural Gas 

Drilling Operation in Lake Erie, 

W82-06720 ,5,2 5B 

FERRARA, A. P. 

Controlling Bed Losses of Granular Activated 
Carbon Through Proper Filter Operation, 
W82-04089 ,509 5F 

FERRARA, R. A. 

Dynamic Nutrient Cycle Model for Waste Stabi- 
lization Ponds, 
W82-01541 ,503 5D 

Hydraulic Modeling for Waste Stabilization 

Ponds, 

W82-01965 1504 5D 

Nitrogen Dynamics in Waste Stabilization 

Ponds, 

W82-06456 1512 5D 

FERRARI, P. 

Reciprocating Hail Processes in the Alps, 
W82-03227 1507 2B 

FERRE, R. 

Study of the Transfer of Cd, Pb, Cu, and Zn in 
Neritic and Estuarine Trophic Chains - I. State 
in the Internal Estuary of the Loire (France) 
During the Summer of 1978. (Etude du Trans- 
fert de Cd, Pb, Cu et Zn dans les Chaines 
Trophiques Neritiques et Estuariennes - I. Etat 
dans l'Estuaire Interne de la Loire (France) au 
Cours de PEte 1978), 
W82-03492 i 508 5B 

Study of the Transfer of Cd, Pb, Cu and Zn in 
Neritic and Estuarine Trophic Chains - II. Bio- 
logical Accumulation in Planktonophage Fish. 
(Etude du Transfert de Cd, Pb, Cu et Zn dans 
les Chaines Trophiques Neritiques et Estuar- 
iennes-II. Accumulation Biologique Chez les 
Poissons Planctonophages), 
W82-03491 ,508 2 L 

FERRI, D. 

Differential Pulse Polarographic Determination 

of Inorganic and Organic Arsenic in Natural 

Waters, 

W82-02903 ,506 5 A 

FERRIERIA, R. F. 

Mean Annual Streamflow of Selected Drainage 
Basins in the Coal Area of Southeastern Mon- 
tana, 
W82-04506 ,5, 5C 



FERRIS, C. R. 

Effects of a Cattleskin Tannery of Stream Qual- 
ity and Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Central 
Maine, 
W82-00872 ,5 2 5C 

FERRO, V. A. 
Storm Related Dilution of Conductance in 
Three Hydrologically Different Water Bodies 
W82-06067 i5, 2 5B 

FERRONSKII, V. I. 

Possibility of Using Tritium for Studying Global 
Circulation of Atmospheric Moisture 
W82-O0863 ,502 2 A 

FETTER, C. W. JR. 

Interstate Conflict Over Ground Water: Wiscon- 
sin-Illinois, 
W82-00818 ,502 6E 

FEUILLADE, J. 

Cyanobacterial Blooms: Carbon and Nitrogen 
Limitation have Opposite Effects on the 
Buoyance of Oscillatori, 
W82-05175 ,5n 5C 

FEUILLADE, M. 

Cyanobacterial Blooms: Carbon and Nitrogen 
Limitation have Opposite Effects on the 
Buoyance of Oscillatori, 
W82-05175 is,, 5C 

FEURER, J. 

Preliminary Report of Stream Sampling for 

Acidification Studies 1980, 

W82-01453 ,503 5 A 

FFOLLIOTT, P. F. 

Nutrient and Heavy Metal Transport Capabili- 
ties of Sediment in the Southwestern United 
States, 
W82-04437 , 510 2 J 

FICK, G. W. 

Simulation of Daily Weather Data Using Theo- 
retical Probability Distributions, 
W82-01526 ,503 2 B 

FICQUETTE, B. N. 

Color Removal from Groundwater by Ion Ex- 
change and Sludge Recycle Techniques, 
W82-03956 ,509 5F 

FIDDES, D. 

Britain's Sewers - Researching for the Future 
W82-02871 1506 5D 



Sewerage: Priorities for Action, 
W82-06260 



1512 8G 



FIDDLER, W. 

Nitrosamines in Tap Water After Concentration 

by a Carbonaceous Adsorbent, 

W82-00459 1501 5 A 

FIELD, R. 

An Overview of Porous Pavement Research, 
W82-05744 , 511 5D 

An Overview of the U.S. Environmental Protec- 
tion Agency's Storm and Combined Sewer Pro- 
gram Collection System Research, 
W82-06775 ,512 5G 

Recycling Urban Stormwater for Profit, 
W82-00524 1502 3C 

Status of Porous Pavement Research, 
W82-06665 ,5,2 g G 

Storm and Combined Sewers: Part of The Treat- 
ment Process, 
W82-04195 ,509 5B 

Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Overflow 
W82-01254 1503 5B 



PA 66 



AUTHOR INDEX 



FITCH, J. H. JR. 



Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Overflow, 
W82-06914 1512 5D 

FIELD, T. K. 

Coagulation: Experiences in Organics Removal, 
W82-04424 1510 5F 

FIELD, W. G. 

Kinematic Wave Theory of Catchment Re- 
sponse with Storage, 
W82-05714 1511 4A 

FIELDER, P. W. 

The Energy Resources of Kenya, 

W82-05978 1512 6D 

FIERING, M. B. 

Alternative Indices of Resilience, 

W82-05045 1511 6A 

Estimates of Resilience Indices by Simulation, 
W82-05046 1511 6 A 

Estimating Resilience by Canonical Analysis, 
W82-05047 1511 6A 

A Screening Model to Quantify Resilience, 
W82-05044 1511 6A 

FIFIELD, J. S. 

Watershed Constituent Loading Analysis Utiliz- 
ing Empirical Hydro-Chemical Modeling Tech- 



niques, 
W82-01676 



1503 5B 



FIGURA, P. 

Determination of Labilities of Soluble Trace 
Metal Species in Aqueous Environmental Sam- 
ples by Anodic Stripping Voltammetry and 
Chelex Column and Batch Methods, 
W82-01229 1503 5 A 

FIKSDAL, L. 

Nonstandard Methods for Enumerating Bacteria 

in Drinking Water, 

W82-06278 1512 5F 

FILATOV, N. N. 

Investigation of Turbulence and Langmuir Cir- 
culation in Lake Ladoga, 
W82-02100 1504 2H 

FILATOV A, T. N. 

Numerical Modeling of Wind-Driven Currents 

in Lake Chudskoe, 

W82-06615 1512 2H 

FILBERT, J. W. 

Outlook for Water and Wastewater Systems, 
Processes, and Equipment: Comments from 
CH2M Hill, Corvallis, OR, 
W82-03463 1508 5D 

FINANCE, C. 

Viral Pollution Determination of Superficial 
Waters (River Water and Sea-Water) from the 
Urban Area of Barcelona (Spain), 
W82-05014 1511 5A 

FTNDEIS, J. L. 

Competition Between Irrigation and Hydro- 
power Water Use in Washington State, 
W82-06156 1512 6A 

FINDLAY, D. M. 

Removal of Elemental Mercury from 

Wastewaters Using Polysulfides, 

W82-01800 1503 5D 

FINE, L. O. 

Phosphate in Water: I. Reduction Using North- 
ern Lignite Fly Ash, 
W82-03882 1509 5F 

Soil and Water Regimes for Optimum and for 

Maximum Yields, 

W82-04415 1510 3F 

FINK, L. K. 

Effects of a Cattleskin Tannery of Stream Qual- 
ity and Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Central 
Maine, 
W82-O0872 1502 5C 



FINK, R. P. 

An Aquatic Respirometer for Use in Sublethal 

Studies, 

W82-00122 1501 5C 

FINLAYSON, B. J. 

Acute Toxicities of the Herbicides Komeen and 

Hydrothol-191 to Golden Shiner (Notemigonus 

Crysoleucas), 

W82-01882 1504 5C 

FINLAYSON, C. M. 

Studies of the Hydrobiology of a Tropical Lake 

in Northwestern Queensland. II. Seasonal 

Changes in Thermal and Dissolved Oxygen 

Characteristics, 

W 82-032 18 1507 2H 

FINLAYSON, D. 

Legal Aspects of Subsidence Due to Well 

Pumping, 

W82-00170 1501 6E 

FINLEY, R. J. 

Interpretation of Surface-Water Circulation, 

Aransas Pass, Texas, Using Landsat Imagery, 

W82-O09O4 1502 7B 

FINN, J. T. 

Does Salt Marsh Fertilization Enhance Shellfish 
Production. An Application of Flow Analysis, 
W82-00259 1501 2L 

Flow Analysis of Models of the Hubbard Brook 

Ecosystem, 

W82-01038 1502 1A 

FINN, R. K. 

Enhanced Biodegradation of Pesticides in Soil to 

Alleviate Contaminated Runoff, 

W82-04967 1511 5G 

FINNELL, L. M. 

Results of Fisheries Investigations at Twin 

Lakes, Colorado; 1973-76, 

W82-02984 1506 6G 

FINNEY, B. A. 

Random Differential Equations in River Water 

Quality Modeling, 

W82-05343 1511 6A 

Random Differential Equations in Water Quality 

Modeling, 

W82-01688 1503 6A 



FINNEY, V. L. 

Acid Pond Drainage, 
W82-05199 



1511 5G 



FINSTEIN, M. S. 

Microbial Ecosystems Responsible for Anaero- 
bic Digestion and Composting, 
W82-05252 1511 5E 

FIRESTONE, B. M. 

Statistical Cost Function for Water Mains, 
W82-06252 1512 6C 

FISCHER, B. 

Detoxification of Waste Water Containing 
Cyanides from the Wet-Scrubbing Systems of 
Steel Mills (Entgiftung Cyanidhaltigen Gicht- 
gaswaschwasser von Hochofen), 
W82-04616 1510 5D 

FISCHER, R. A. 

Leaf Photosynthesis, Leaf Permeability, Crop 
Growth, and Yield of Short Spring Wheat Gen- 
otypes under Irrigation, 
W82-02373 1505 21 

Optimizing the Use of Water and Nitrogen 

Through Breeding of Crops, 

W82-05608 1511 3F 

FISCHER, W. K. 

A Correlation Study of Biodegradability Deter- 
minations with Various Chemicals in Various 
Tests II. Additional Results and Conclusions, 
W82-04534 1510 5B 



FISCUS, E. L. 

Analysis of the Components of Area Growth of 

Bean Root Systems, 

W82-04715 1510 21 

FISH, E. B. 

Effects of Recreation on Water Quality in Gua- 
dalupe Mountains National Park, 
W82-02821 1506 5B 

FISH, R. E. 

Report of the River Master of the Delaware 
River for the Period December 1, 1979 - 
November 30, 1980, 
W82-03989 1509 4A 

FISH, R. H. 

Fingerprinting Inorganic Arsenic and Organoar- 
senic Compounds in the Situ Oil Shale Retort 
and Process Waters Using a Liquid Chromato- 
graph Coupled with an Atomic Absorption 
Spectrometer as a Detector, 
W82-05151 15H 5A 

FISHELSON, G. 

Water Quality and the Demand for Recreation, 
W82-01942 1504 6D 

FISHER, A. 

The Toxic Waste Dump Problem and a Suggest- 
ed Insurance Program, 
W82-00591 1502 5E 

FISHER, D. 

Acid Snow in the Canadian High Arctic, 
W82-04542 1510 2C 

FISHER, F. W. 

Influences of Freshwater Inflow on Chinook 
Salmon (Oncorhynchus Tshawytscha) in the 
Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary, 
W82-02142 1505 6G 

FISHER, J. B. 

Downcore Variation in Sediment Organic Nitro- 
gen, 
W82-05124 1511 2H 

Kinetics of Nutrient and Metal Release from 

Decomposing Lake Sediments, 

W82-05139 1511 2H 

FISHER, J. W. 

Temperature Effects on Hydrazine Toxicity to 

Bluegills, 

W82-03603 1508 5C 

FISHER, N. S. 

Heavy Metals and Marine Phytoplankton: Cor- 
relation of Toxicity and Sulfhydryl-Binding, 
W82-02272 1505 5C 



FISHER, S. G. 

Metabolism of a Desert Stream, 
W82-02349 



1505 1A 



Nitrogen and Phosphorus Dynamics in Hot 
Desert Streams of Southwestern U.S.A., 
W82-04930 1511 2K 

FISK, M. J. 

Sedimentological and Biological Changes in the 
Windsor Mudflat, an Area of Induced Siltation, 
W82-O0548 1502 5C 

FITCH, B. 

Wood Preserving Industry Multimedia Emission 

Inventory, 

W82-02993 1506 5D 

FITCH, J. H. JR. 

A Computer Model for Heavy Metal Transport 

within the Penobscot River, 

W82-05544 1511 5B 



PA-67 



FITCH, J. H. JR. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Evaluation of Ion Exchange Technology for 
Toxic and Non-Conventional Pollutant Reduc- 
tion in Bleach Plant Effluents, 
W82-02967 i 506 5D 

FITZGERALD, C. M. 

Trace Metal Concentrations in Oxidation Ponds 
W82-02703 1506 5D 

FITZGERALD, K. K. 

Hydrology of Area 25, Eastern Region, Interior 

Coal Province, Illinois, 

W82-05832 151 , 7C 

FITZGERALD, P. R. 

Parasite Ova in Anaerobically Digested Sludge 
W82-02018 1504 5B 

FITZGERALD, R. A. 

Trace Metal Geochemistry in Sediments from 
the Miramichi Estuary, New Brunswick 
W82-00236 i5oi 5A 

FITZGERALD, S. D. 

Jet Injections for Optimum Mixing in Pipe 

Flow, 

W82-04558 1510 gA 

FITZGERALD, W. F. 

Trace Metal Fluxes to Nearshore Long Island 

Sound Sediments, 

W82-01040 ,502 5B 

FITZGIBBON, J. E. 

Land Surface and Lake Storage During Snow- 
melt Runoff in a Subarctic Drainage System 
W82-02624 i 506 2 C 

Snowmelt Prediction in a Subarctic Drainage 

Area, 

W82-01571 1503 2 C 

FITZNER, R. E. 

Biological Colonization of an Industrial Pond: 

Status After Two Decades 

W82-03772 , 50 9 2H 

FITZPATRICK, L. C. 

Trophic Structure and Energy Flow in a Texas 

Pond, 

W82-02397 ,505 2H 

FIX, G. J. 

Finite Element Approximations to Flow Prob- 
lems, 
W82-06730 , 512 gB 

FLAATE, K. 

Cold Regions Engineering in Norway. 
W82-06O0O 1512 8A 

FLACK, J. E. 

Achieving Urban Water Conservation 
W82-04227 i 509 3D 

FLACK, T. E. 

Sugar Beet Production as Influenced by Water 

Stress, 

W82-04086 1509 3F 



FLAVIN, R. J. 

Experience with Borehole Recharge in The Lee 

Valley, 

W82-03894 ,509 4 B 

FLECKSEDER, H. 

Multi-Objective Decision Making in Water Man- 
agement, 
W82-04010 1509 6A 

Water Quality Management of Lake Neusiedler, 

Austria, 

W82-02090 1504 5C 

FLEIGE, H. 

A Field Study with Nitrogen- 15 of Soil and 
Fertilizer Nitrate Uptake and of Water With- 
drawal by Spring Wheat, 
W82-03410 ,508 2I 

FLEISSNER, J. T. 

Indicator Bacteria Survival under Laboratory 

Conditions, 

W82-05853 i 511 5A 

FLEMER, D. A. 

Assessment Methodologies for Freshwater In- 
flows to Chesapeake Bay, 
W82-02118 1505 5B 

FLEMING, G. H. 

Water Quality Management in River Basins: US 

National Experience, 

W82-0O8OO i5o 2 6E 

FLEROV, B. A. 

The Use of Leeches to Identify Pesticides in 

Water, 

W82-02075 - 1504 5 A 

FLETCHER, K.S. III. 

Water Hardness Determination by the Catalytic 
Polarographic Wave of Magnesium Ion 
W82-01083 i5o 2 5A 

FLETCHER, R. A. 

Reduced Transpiration and Increased Water Ef- 
ficiency by Diuron in Corn (Zea Mays) 
W82-00196 1501 2D 

FLETT, R. J. 

Postdepositional Mobility of Phosphorus in Lake 

Sediments, 

W82-00474 1501 2H 

FLIERMANS, C. B. 

Productivity and Species Composition of Algal 
Mat Communities Exposed to a Fluctuating 
Thermal Regime, 
W82-02356 i 505 5C 

Treatment of Cooling Systems Containing High 

Levels of Legionella Pneumophila, 

W82-06769 !512 5F 

FLINT, E. A. 

Limnology of Lake Rerewhakaaitu, 

W82-01705 ,503 2H 



FLORA, C. J. 

Determination of Nickel by Differential Pulse 
Polarography at a Dropping Mercury Elec- 
trode, 
W82-O1100 1502 JA 

FLORA, M. D. 

The Response of Specific Conductance to Envi- 
ronmental Conditions in the Everglade* Nation- 
al Park, Florida, 
W82-05464 , 51 , 5A 

FLORESTANO, P. S. 

Public Opinion and Interest Group Positions on 
Chesapeake Bay Issues: Implications for Re- 
source Management, 
W82-01642 ,5 3 6B 

FLORET, C. 

Measurement and Modelling of Primary Produc- 
tion and Water Use in a South Tunisian SteDDe 
W82-05876 ,5,, jg 

FLOTRE, D. M. 

Drought Resistance of Sorghum Bicolor L. 

Moench. 3. Seed Germination Under Osmotic 

Stress, 

W82-03479 i 50g 2 I 

FLUEGGE, R. A. 

Virus Inactivation in Wastewater Effluents by 
Chlorine, Ozone, and Ultraviolet Light 
W82-03005 , 507 5D 

FLUG, M. 

Impact of Energy Development upon Water and 
Salinity in the Upper Colorado River Basin 
W82-05886 ,„, 3C 

FLYNN, C. R. 

How Much Water Supply Capacity Is Enough, 
W82-04103 ,509 6D 

FLYNN, M. S. 
Variations in Precipitation Parameters Between 
Drought and Non-Drought Periods in Texas and 
Some Implications for Cloud Seeding 
W82-01006 ' 1502 2B 

FODA, M. 

The Spreading of Thin Liquid Films on a Water- 
Air Interface, 
W82-01955 1504 1B 

FODOR-CSANYI, P. 

Penetration and Distribution of Tritiated Water 

in Soils of a Lysimeter, 

W82-01886 ,504 2G 

FOERST, D. L. 

Trace Analyses for Wastewaters, 

W82-03639 i 508 5A 



FLAKE, R. H. 

Modelling and Control of Dissolved Oxygen in 

an Estuary, 

W82-05188 , 511 6A 

FLANAGAN, E. P. 

Effect of Water Treatment on Mutagenic Poten- 
tial, 
W82-03776 1509 5A 

FLANAGAN, M. J. 

An Automated Procedure for the Determination 

of Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen 

W82-06314 , 512 5A 

FLANIGAN, G. A. 

An Analysis of Selected Classes of Organic Con- 
stituents in the Thames River Estuarv 
W82-038I9 y ', 509 2L 

PA 68 



FLINT, R. W. 

Benthos Investigations: Sediment Boxes or Natu- 
ral Bottom, 
W82-05378 ]51 , 5C 

Estuarine Benthic Community Dynamics Relat- 
ed to Freshwater Inflow to the Corpus Christi 
Bay Estuary, 
W82-02135 i5 05 2L 

FLOOD, C. A. JR. 

Water Movement for Water Quality in Catfish 

Production, 

W82-00866 1502 5G 

FLOOD, R. D. 

Distribution, Morphology, and Origin of Sedi- 
mentary Furrows in Cohesive Sediments, South- 
ampton Water, 
W82-01720 , 503 2L 



FOERSTEL, H. 

The Mackenzie River Basin Study 

W82-05778 15 „ 4A 

FOERSTER, R. E. 

Impact of Pretreatment on Sludge Content of 

Heavy Metals, 

W82-06461 , 512 5D 

FOGARASI, S. 

Albedo Survey on Andrei Glacier, Iskut River 

Basin, B. C, Midsummer, 1980, 

W82-06578 , 512 2C 

FOGELMAN, R. P. 

Dissolved-Solids Concentrations of Ground 
Water in the Sacramento Valley, California 
W82-04502 ,510' 7C 

FOGG, G. E. 

Ground-Water Hydrology Around Salt Domes 
in the East Texas Basin: A Practical Approach 
to the Contaminant Transport Problem 
W82-05202 is), 5B 



AUTHOR INDEX 



FOURNIER, R. O. 



FOGG, T. R. 

Mercury and Zinc in the Sediments of Seneca 

Lake, Seneca River, and Keuka Outlet, New 

York, 

W82-01151 1503 5B 

FOGHT, J. M. 

A Method for Monitoring Mineralization of 
l4C-Labeled Compounds in Aqueous Samples, 
W82-06272 1512 5A 

FOR, Y. S. 

Application of a Single Reservoir Operation 
Policy to a Rain Water Cistern System, 
W82-03088 1507 3B 

FOLAND, D. L. 

Ground-Level Versus Elevated Storage, 
W82-03865 1509 5F 

FOLEY, P. D. 

Experience with Direct Filtration at Ontario's 

Lake Huron Treatment Plant, 

W82-04116 1509 5F 

FOMCHENKOV, A. K. 

Space-Time Variability of the Runoff of Europe- 
an Rivers, 
W82-02848 1506 2E 

FONG, M. 

Anaerobic Carbon Filter for Degradation of 

Phenols, 

W82-01454 1503 5D 

Continuous Bioregeneration of Granular Acti- 
vated Carbon During the Anaerobic Degrada- 
tion of Catechol, 
W82-0O4O8 1501 5D 

Treatment of Phenol and Substituted Phenols 
with an Anaerobic Activated Carbon Filter, 
W82-03959 1509 5D 

FONTAINE, T. D. Ill 

Metabolism of a Florida Lake Ecosystem, 
W82-02268 1505 2H 

FONTANE, D. G. 

Optimal Control of Reservoir Discharge Quality 

Through Selective Withdrawal, 

W82-04204 1509 5G 

FONTVIEILLE, D. 

A Method for Estimating the Respiration of 
Mud Communities in Shallow Running Water, 
W82-06036 1512 5C 

FOOSE, D. W. 

Index to Active Hydrologic Data Collection 

Sites in Florida, 1980-81, 

W82-00425 1501 7C 

FORBES, A. M. 

Decomposition and Microbial Colonization of 
Leaves in a Stream Modified by Coal Ash Efflu- 
ent, 
W82-02654 1506 5C 

FORBES, R. E. 

Upgrading Water Treatment Plants: An Alterna- 
tive to New Construction, 
W82-04098 1509 5F 

FORCELLA, L. S. 

Data from Geothermal Test Wells Near Mount 

Hood, Oregon, 

W82-06950 1512 7A 

Geochemistry of Thermal and Mineral Waters in 
the Cascade Mountains of Western North Amer- 
ica, 
W82-04673 1510 2K 

FORD, D. 

Floodplain Analysis, Simplified vs. Complex 

Methods: A Case Study, 

W82-05732 1511 4A 



FORD, D. B. 

The Production of Public Supply Drinking 
Water from Rutland Water at the Wing Treat- 
ment Works, 
W82-06474 1512 5F 

FORD, D. C. 

Hydrochemistry of a Dolomite Karst: The 

Bruce Peninsula of Ontario, 

W82-00321 1501 2K 

FORD, D. L. 

Comprehensive Analysis of Nitrification of 

Chemical Processing Wastewaters, 

W82-05271 1511 5D 

Troubleshooting and Control of Nitrification 

Wastewater Treatment Systems, 

W82-03135 1507 5D 

FORD, D. T. 

Interactive Nonstructural Flood-Control 

Planning, 

W82-02320 1505 6F 

Operation Policy Analysis: Sam Rayburn Reser- 
voir, 
W82-02589 1505 6A 

Reservoir Systems Optimization, 

W82-06433 1512 4A 

FORDHAM, J. W. 

Artificial Recharge of Colorado River Water in 
Las Vegas Valley: Management Options and 
Potential Aquifer System Responses, 
W82-06694 1512 6B 

Truckee Meadows Water Use - Present and 

Future, 

W82-06705 1512 3D 



Zooplankton of Lake Taupo, 
W82-02888 



1506 2H 



FORE, C. S. 

Radioactive Wastes, 
W82-01268 



1503 5D 



FORGE, P. 

Data on the Stagnant Ponds of the Savannah of 
Lamto (Ivory Coast) (Donnees sur les Milieux 
Limniques Stagnants des Savanes de Lamto 
(Cote d'lvoire)), 
W82-01357 1503 2H 

FORGIONE, R. 

Nitrogen Removal in a Subsurface Disposal 

System, 

W82-04001 1509 5D 

FORIS, W. J. 

The Impact of Managed Streamside Timber Re- 
moval on Cutthroat Trout and the Stream Eco- 
system, 
W82-05538 1511 5C 

FORLIN, L. 

Effects of Treated Municipal Wastewater on the 

Hepatic, Xenobiotic, and Steroid Metabolism in 

Trout, 

W 82-05406 1511 5C 

FOROUD, N. 

Water Loss Equations and Coefficients to Esti- 
mate Runoff from Rainfall, 
W82-03441 1508 2A 

FORSBERG, C. 

Experience from 10 Years Advanced 
Wastewater Treatment-Technology and Re- 
sults, 
W82-05424 1511 5D 

FORSTER, R. 

The Application of Mutagenicity Testing to 

Drinking Water, 

W82-01487 1503 5A 

FORSYTH, D. J. 

Benthic Macroinvertebrates of Lake Taupo, 
W82-01702 1503 2H 



FORSYTHE, P. 

Engineering in Catfish Production, 

W82-04367 1510 81 

FORTES, M. 

A Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics Approach 

to Transport Phenomena in Capillary Porous 

Media, 

W82-00697 1502 2F 

FOSBERG, T. M. 

Selecting Energy-Efficient Wastewater Treat- 
ment Systems, 
W82-04904 1511 5D 

FOSCOLO, P. U. 

Magnesium Oxide Production from Concentrat- 
ed Brines, 
W82-06111 1512 3A 

FOSTER, D. A. 

Transport and Fate of Selected Organic Pollut- 
ants in a Sandy Soil, 
W82-02220 1505 5B 

FOSTER, G. R. 

Concentrated Flow Relationships, 

W82-01409 1503 2J 

Estimating Erosion and Sediment Yield on 

Field-Sized Areas, 

W82-01849 1504 2 J 

Estimating Sediment Transport Capacity in Wa- 
tershed Modeling, 
W82-02265 1505 2J 

Sediment Transport Capacity of Overland Flow, 
W82-01408 1503 2J 

Subsurface Drainage Effects on Erosion, 
W82-06795 1512 4D 

FOSTER, H. S. JR. 

Can Prices Tame the Inflationary Tiger, 
W82-04142 1509 6D 

FOSTER, I. D. L. 

The Use of Specific Conductance in Studies of 

Natural Waters and Soil Solutions, 

W82-01646 1503 7A 

FOSTER, K. E. 

The Use of Landsat Imagery in Ground Water 

Exploration, 

W82-04436 1510 7B 

The Use of Remote Sensing for an Integrated 

Inventory of a Semi- Arid Area, 

W82-01910 1504 7B 

FOSTER, R. B. 

Algae and Crustaceans as Indicators of Bioacti- 

vity of Industrial Wastes, 

W82-06654 1512 5 A 

FOSTER, S. S. D. 

The Likelihood of Active Groundwater Re- 
charge in the Botswana Kalahari, 
W82-05657 1511 4B 

FOURNIER, R. B. 

Stability of Beta-MnOOH and Manganese Oxide 

Deposition from Springwater, 

W82-06862 1512 2K 

FOURNIER, R. O. 

Interpretation of Chemical Analyses of Water 

Collected from Two Geothermal Wells at Coso, 

California, 

W82-04743 1510 1A 



VvvSxEa 



PA-69 



FOWLER, E. B. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



FOWLER, E. B. 

Studies on Unsaturated Zone Hydrology and 
Radionuclide Migration at a Shallow-Land 
Burial Site, 
W82-01172 1503 5B 

FOWLER, L. C. 

Urban Creekside Design Features Parallel 

Streets, 

W82-06184 1512 4C 

FOWLER, W. B. 

A New Method for Sampling Snow Melt and 

Rainfall in Forests, 

W82-04435 1510 7B 

FOX, G. T. J. 

Orthokinetic Flocculation in Deep Bed Granular 

Water Filters, 

W82-04094 1509 5F 

FOX, I. K. 

OptimaJity, Information Generation Strategies, 

and Water Resources Management in the Yukon 

Territory, 

W82-05564 1511 6A 

FOX, J. C. 

Parasite Ova in Anaerobically Digested Sludge, 
W82-02018 1504 5B 

FOX, J. P. 

Potential Uses of Spent Shale in the Treatment 

of Oil Shale Retort Waters, 

W82-00445 1501 5D 

FOX, K. 

Getting Your Money's Worth from Filtration, 
W82-06412 1512 5F 

FOX, M. E. 

Photodegradation of the Lampricide 3-Trifluor- 
omethyl-4-Nitrophenol (TFM) 1. Pathway of 
the Direct Photolysis in Solution, 
W82-04O32 1509 5B 

A Review of Benzothiazoles in the Aquatic En- 
vironment, 
W82-06571 1512 5C 

FOY, R. H. 

Upward Trend in Nitrate Concentrations in 
River Discharging into Lough Neagh for the 
Period 1969-1979, 
W82-05017 1511 5B 

FRADKIN, L. J. 

Identification of the Wairakei Geothermal 

System, 

W82-01312 150 3 2 F 

On Identification and Validation of Some Geo- 
thermal Models, 
W82-01467 1503 6A 

FRALISH, M. C. 

Shock Load of Chromium (VI), 

W82-05253 



1511 5D 
FRANCE, P. W. 

Analysis of the Hydraulic Jump Within a Di- 
verging Rectangular Channel, 
W82-04645 1510 gB 

An Investigation of a Jet-Assisted Hydraulic 

Jump, 

W82-05279 , 511 8B 

FRANCESCONI, K. A. 

Arseno-Sugars from Brown Kelp (Ecklonia Ra- 
diata) as Intermediates in Cycling of Arsenic in a 
Marine Ecosystem, 
W82-03183 1507 5B 

FRANCIS, A. J. 

Acidic Precipitation: Considerations for an Air 

Quality Standard, 

W82-O4302 1510 5B 

PA-70 



Microbial Activity of Trench Leachates from 
Shallow-Land, Low-Level Radioactive Waste 
Disposal Sites, 
W82-03261 1507 5B 

FRANCKO, D. A. 

Aluminum Sulfate Treatment: Short-Term 
Effect on Complex Phosphorus Compounds in a 
Eutrophic Lake, 
W82-01833 1504 5F 

UV-Sensitive Complex Phosphorus: Association 
with Dissolved Humic Material and Iron in a 
Bog Lake, 
W82-06930 1512 5C 

FRANCO, R. J. 

Reuse of Biologically Treated Wastewater as 

Cooling Tower Makeup, 

W82-04317 15,0 3C 

FRANK, A. B. 

Water Stress of Four Windbreak Tree Species 

During Soil Drying, 

W82-06793 1512 21 

FRANK, H. D. 

Continuous Monitoring of Cyanide Concentra- 
tion in Surface Water (Kontinuierliche Uberwa- 
chung Der Cyanid-Konzentration in Oberfla- 
chenwasser), 
W82-06023 1512 5A 

FRANK, N. A. 

Phytoplankton Distribution in the Southern and 

Middle Parts of Lake Baikal, 

W82-02078 1504 2 H 

FRANK, R. 

Organochlorine Insecticides and PCB in Surfi- 
cial Sediments of Lake Michigan (1975) 
W82-01190 1503 5A 

Organochlorine Residues in Suspended Solids 
Collected from the Mouths of Canadian Streams 
Flowing into the Great Lakes 1974-1977 
W82-05635 15n 5B 

PCB Residues in Bottom Sediments Collected 

From the Bay of Quinte, Lake Ontario 1972- 

1973, 

W82-01155 ,503 5B 

Pesticides and PCB in the Grand and Saugeen 

River Basins, 

W82-05641 ,5,, 5B 

FRANK, U. 

Rapid Methods of Chemical Analysis Used in 
Emergency Response Mobile Laboratory Activ- 
ities, 
W82-01431 ,503 5 A 

FRANKEL, R. J. 

Design, Construction and Operation of a New 
Filter Approach for Treatment of Surface 
Waters in Southeast Asia, 
W82-04869 , 5U 5F 

FRANKLIN, A. G. 

Current Methods of Dynamic Analysis for Seis- 
mic Stability of Earth Dams, 
W82-01953 ,504 8 D 

FRANKLIN, C. 

Wood Preserving Industry Multimedia Emission 

Inventory, 

W82-02993 150 6 5 D 

FRANKLIN, J. 

Making Your Way Through Murky Waters-A 
Manual for Public Participation Coordinators in 
Natural Resources Planning, 
W82-04085 ,509 6A 

FRANKLIN, M. 

Bacteria Under the Ice, 

W82-06561 ,512 5A 



Correlations Between Predominant Heterotro- 
phic Bacteria and Physicochemical Water Oual- 
ity Parameters in Two Canadian Rivers, 
W82-06544 m2 5B 

Diurnal Variations of the Heterotrophic Bacteria 

in the Sediment and Water of a Small Woodland 

Stream, 

W82-06563 ,5,2 5A 

An Ecological Approach to the Study of Bacte- 
ria at the Florenceville Site in September and 
February, 
W82-06560 15,2 5A 

Interactions of Heterotrophic Bacteria in the 

Sediment Water Phases of Two Contrasting 

Rivers, 

W82-06564 , 512 5A 

FRANKLIN, T. 

Wastewater Treatment: Corrosion Solution are 

as Varied as Problems, 

W82-03350 ,507 8 G 

FRANKLIN, W. T. 

Waterlogging Control for Improved Water and 
Land Use Efficiencies: A Systematic Analysis 
W82-02455 ,505 6A 

FRANKOS, N. H. 

Trenching of Digested Sludge, 

W82-00974 ,502 5E 



FRANKS, B. J. 

Chemical, Physical, and Radiological Quality of 
Selected Public Water Supplies in Florida, Feb- 
ruary-April 1980, 
W82-OCO10 ,50, 5F 

FRANZ, D. D. 

Evaluation of Remote Sensing Data for Input 

into Hydrological Simulation Program-Fortran 

(HSPF), 

W82-02986 i 50 6 7B 

FRANZIN, W. G. 

An Analysis of the Aquatic Macrophyte, Myrio- 
phyllum Exalbescens, as an Indicator of Metal 
Contamination of Aquatic Ecosystems near a 
Base Metal Smelter, 
W82-02016 ,504 5A 

FRAPE, S. K. 

The Chemistry and Isotopic Composition of 

Saline Groundwaters from the Sudbury Basin, 

Ontario, 

W82-05990 ,5,2 2F 

Chemistry of Interstitial Water and Bottom Sedi- 
ments as Indicators of Seepage Patterns in Perch 
Lake, Chalk River, Ontario, 
W82-02304 ,505 2A 

FRASER, A. S. 

Changes in Lake Ontario Total Phosphorus 

Concentrations, 1976-1978, 

W82-01126 ,503 2H 

Loading Estimates to Lake Erie, 1967-1976, 
W82-01852 ,504 5A 

FRASER, D. J. 

Persistence of Pseudomonas Aeruginosa in 

Chlorinated Swimming Pools, 

W82-01124 ,503 5A 

FRASER, JAMES H. 

Absorption Freezing Vapor Compression - 

Process Selection, Pilot Plant Design, Process 

Economics, 

W82-06125 15,2 3 A 

FRASER, W. B. 

BIONESS, A New Design in Multiple Net Zoo- 
plankton Samplers, 
W82-00210 1501 7B 



AUTHOR INDEX 



FRISCHE, R. 



FRAZAR, J. H. 

Development of Oil-In-Water Monitor, Phase H, 
W82-00100 1501 5A 



FRAZIER, B. E. 
Aerial Photography to Detect Rill Erosion, 
W82-02232 1505 



7B 



FREA, J. I. 

Sediment Distribution of Methanogenic Bacteria 
in Lake Erie and Cleveland Harbor, 
W82-01233 1503 2H 

FRECKLETON, J. R. 

Water Resources of the Santa Ysabel and Mesa 

Grande Indian Reservations, San Diego County, 

California, 

W82-00021 1501 7C 

FREDERICK, V. R. 

Biomass and Distribution of Cladophora Glo- 
merata in Relation to Some Physical-Chemical 
Variables at two Sites in Lake Erie, 
W82-06941 1512 5C 

Preliminary Investigation of the Algal Flora in 

the Sediments of Lake Erie, 

W82-05633 1511 5C 

FREDLUND, D. G. 

A Mathematical Model for Predicting Moisture 
Flow in an Unsaturated Soil Under Hydraulic 
and Temperature Gradients, 
W82-00605 1502 2G 

FREEDMAN, S. D. 

Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Overflow, 
W82-01254 1503 5B 

Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Overflow, 
W82-06914 1512 5D 

FREELAND, H. J. 

Circulation and Energetics of a Deep, Strongly 

Stratified Inlet, 

W82-00547 1502 2L 

FREEMAN, D. H. 

A Gel Partition Model for Organic Desorption 

from a Pond Sediment, 

W82-01844 1504 5A 



FREEMAN, L. 

The Day That the Rain Came Down, 
W82-02064 1504 



2E 



FREESTONE, F. J. 

Comparative Evaluation of Processes for the 
Treatment of Concentrated Wastewaters at Un- 
controlled Hazardous Waste Sites, 
W82-01430 1503 5D 

FREIBERG, G. R. 

Developing an Effective Maintenance Program 

Part A: Evaluation, 

W82-04447 1510 5D 

FREIBERG, J. E. 

Mass-Transport Limitation to the Rate of Reac- 
tion of Gases in Liquid Droplets: Application to 
Oxidation of S02 in Aqueous Solutions, 
W82-O0994 1502 2K 

Oxidation of S02 in Aqueous Droplets: Mass 
Transport Limitation in Laboratory Studies and 
the Ambient Atmosphere, 
W82-01470 1503 2K 

FREILING, K. 
The XIII Olympic Games and Environmental 
Quality Perspective, 
W82-05703 1511 5D 

FREMPONG.E. 

Diel Variation in the Abundance, Vertical Dis- 
tribution, and Species Composition of Phyto- 
plankton in a Eutrophic English Lake, 
W82-04294 1510 5C 



FRENCH, C. O. 

Gulf of Mexico: A Socioeconomic View of 

Competing Resources, 

W82-01901 1504 6B 

FRENCH, J. A. 

Effects of Turbulent Suspension on Trajectories 

of Settling Particles, 

W82-06289 1512 5E 

FRENCH, O. F. 

Consumptive Use of Water by Major Crops in 

the Southwestern United States, 

W82-06964 1512 3F 

Subsurface Trickle Irrigation Mangement with 

Multiple Cropping, 

W82-04356 1510 3F 

FRENCH, R. H. 

Effectiveness of River Models, 

W82-00961 1502 6A 

Secchi Disc Relationships, 

W 82-06627 1512 2H 

State-of-the-Art of Modeling Surface Water Im- 
poundments, 
W82-05351 1511 2H 

FRENET, M. 

The Distribution of Mercury, Cadmium and 
Lead Between Water and Suspended Matter in 
the Loire Estuary as a Function of the Hydrolo- 
gical Regime, 
W82-03757 1509 2L 

FRENKEL, H. 

Determination of Solution Electrical Conductiv- 
ity from Bulk Soil Electrical Conductivity Meas- 
urements by the Four-Electrode Method, 
W82-01458 1503 2G 

Effects of Tillage and Gypsum Incorporation on 
Rain Runoff and Crust Strength in Field Soils 
Irrigated With Saline-Sodic Water, 
W82-00327 1501 2A 

FRENKEL, R. E. 

Oregon Coastal Salt Marsh Upper Limits and 

Tidal Datums, 

W82-04312 1510 2L 

FRENZ, C. M. 

Sludge Handling and Disposal at the Central 
Processing Facility, Monroe County, New York, 
W82-03664 1508 5D 

FRERE, M. H. 

Thunderstorm in Agriculture and in Forest 

Management, 

W82-04617 1510 2B 

FRESENIUS, W. 

Selective Removal of Fluoride, Arsenate and 
Phosphate Ions from Water (Selektive Entfer- 
nung von fluorid-, Arsenat- und Phosphat-ionen 
aus Wasser), 
W82-04578 1510 5F 

FRETWELL, J. D. 

Resistivity Study of a Coastal Karst Terrain, 

Florida, 

W 82-008 17 1502 2F 

FREUDBERG, S. 

Managing Potomac Water Quality: Evolving 

Approaches, 

W82-06361 1512 6B 

FREUDENBURG, W. R. 

The Socio-Environmental Impacts of Energy 
Development on Local User Groups and Water 
Resource Planning, 
W82-05553 1511 5B 

FREVERT, T. 

Dissolved Oxygen Dependent Phosphorus Re- 
lease from Profundal Sediments of Lake Con- 
stance (Obsersee), 
W82-02055 1504 2H 



FREY, J. C. 

A Multimedia Information Package Regarding 
Land Application of Wastewater and Sludge: A 
Study of Training Dissemination Specialists, 
Evaluation Methods, and Cost-Effectiveness, 
W82-02815 1506 5D 

FREYTAG, J. 

Method and Apparatus for Supplying Dissolved 

Chemicals into Water, 

W82-02625 1506 5F 

FRIANT, S. L. 

The Use of Algae as Biological Accumulators 

for Monitoring Aquatic Pollutants, 

W82-05163 1511 5 A 

FRICKE, A. H. 

Preliminary Pollution Surveys Around the 
South-Western Cape Coast. Part 4: Salt River 
Mouth, Table Bay, 
W82-03367 1507 5B 

FRIEDMAN, M. 

Wood Preserving Industry Multimedia Emission 

Inventory, 

W82-02993 1506 5D 

FRIEDMAN, M. M. 

Evaluation of Temperature Effects in Aerated 

Biotreaters, 

W82-03140 1507 5D 

FRIELING, J. L. 

Use of Bench-Scale Digesters to Evaluate Full- 

Scale Digester Performance, 

W82-05272 1511 5D 

FRIESEN, B. F. 

Northwestern Ontario River Dimensions, 
W82-05742 1511 6G 

FRIH, A. 

Metering Problems and Meter Management in 
Tunisia (Les Problemes Du Comptage et la Ges- 
tion des Compteurs en Tunisie), 
W82-03456 1508 6C 

FRILIGOS, M. 

Enrichment of Inorganic Nutrients in the Inner 

Saronikos Gulf (1973-1976), 

W82-06499 1512 5B 

FRIMPTER, M. H. 

Probable High Ground-Water Levels in Massa- 
chusetts, 
W82-02829 1506 2F 

Probable High Ground-Water Levels on Cape 

Cod, Massachusetts, 

W82-04511 1510 7C 

FRIND, E. O. 

Carbon 14 Dating of Groundwater in Confined 
Aquifers: Implications of Aquitard Diffusion, 
W82-01464 1503 2F 

FRINK, C. R. 

PCBs in the Housatonic River: Determination 

and Distribution, 

W82-02255 1505 5A 

FRISCH, J. 

Assessment of High Heat-Transfer Evaporators 
as Power Plant Condensers to Produce Abun- 
dant Freshwater, 
W82-03949 1509 3 A 

FRISCHE, R. 

Physicochemical Properties as Useful Tools for 

Predicting the Environmental Fate of Organic 

Chemicals, 

W82-06727 1512 5B 



PA-71 



FRISK, T. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



FRISK, T. 

Comparison of Statistical Phosphorus-Retention 

Models, 

W82-02930 1506 5G 

FRITTON, D. D. 

Flow Calculations for Household Effluent 
Disposal in Elevated Sand Mounds, 
W82-01660 1503 5E 

FRITZ, E. S. 

Cooling Water Intake Screening Devices Used 
to Reduce Entrapment and Impingement, 
W82-01442 1503 81 

FRITZ, J. S. 

Cation Chromatography With a Conductivity 

Detector, 

W82-00582 1502 5A 

FRITZ, P. 

Carbon Isotope Fractionation During Microbial 

Methane Oxidation, 

W82-03188 1507 5A 

The Chemistry and Isotopic Composition of 

Saline Groundwaters from the Sudbury Basin, 

Ontario, 

W82-05990 1512 2F 

Isotope Hydrology of Groundwaters in the 

Pampa Del Tamarugal, Chile, 

W82-03651 1508 2F 

The Occurrence and Origin of Methane in Some 

Groundwater Flow Systems, 

W82-04925 1511 2K 

Origin, Age and Movement of Pore Water in 
Agrillaceous Quaternary Deposits at Four Sites 
in Southwestern Ontario, 
W82-01321 1503 2F 

FRITZLER, E. A. 

A Study of The MSF Desalination Process Uti- 
lizing The Controlled Two-Phase Flow Con- 
cept-Phase II, 

W82-04084 150 9 3A 

FROBEL, R. K. 

Design and Development of an Automated Hy- 
drostatic Flexible Membrane Test Facility 
W82-02978 i 5 6 6 8G 

FROEHLICH, D. C. 

Legal Challenge of the Ungaged Watershed, 
W82-01664 1503 2 E 

FROLOV, A. V. 

Probabilistic Model of Long-Term Fluctuations 

on the Level of an Open Lake, 

W82-03572 i 508 2H 

FROLOV, N. M. 

Hydrogeothermal Mapping of the Active Water- 
Exchange zone in the USSR, 
W82-06782 i 512 7C 

FRONCZAK, R. 

Railroad's Shops Correct an Oily Wastes Prob- 
lem, 
W82-05130 1511 5D 

FRONZA, G. 

Integrated Management of Water Deficits and 

Floods in a Reservoir System, 

W82-05325 1511 4A 

FROOMER, N. L. 

The Influence of Water Salinity on Paludal Ero- 
sion Processes, 
W82-04995 I511 2J 

FROST, F. 

Giardia Prevalence in Commercially Trapped 

Mammals, 

W82-01046 , 502 5A 

FROST, R. C. 

Sewage Sludge Pumping - Recent Research and 

Application, 

W82-06258 15]2 5D 

PA -72 



FRUGE, D. W. 

Effects of Wetland Changes on the Fish and 
Wildlife Resources of Coastal Louisiana, 
W82-02129 1505 4C 

FRUH, E. G. 

Incorporation of Chemical Equilibrium, Phy- 

sico-Chemical Reactions and the Simulation of 

Inorganic Qualities in a Reservoir Ecologic 

Model, 

W82-05187 i5ii 2 H 

FRY, D. L. 

Zooplankton Abundance and Diversity in Cen- 
tral Florida Grass Carp Ponds, 
W82-01520 1503 2H 

FRY, G. G. 

SB 1391 --Towards a Permit System for Ground 
Water. Towards a New Definition of Ownership 
of Ground Water, 
W82-03736 , 50 8 6E 

FRY, W. E. 

Simulation of Daily Weather Data Using Theo- 
retical Probability Distributions, 
W82-01526 1503 2B 

FRYE, R. 

A Municipal Water Supply Investment Problem 

in Rhode-Island, 

W82-04740 i5io 6D 

FU, A. Y. 

Water Temperature Dynamics in Experimental 
Field Channels: Analysis and Modeling, 
W82-03025 ,507 i A 

FU-SHENG, W. 

Extraction and Spectrophotometric Determina- 
tion of Cadmium Based on the Formation of a 
Ternary Complex with Cadion and 1,10-Phen- 
anthroline, 
W82-05041 i 51 1 5A 

FUCHS, D. 

Sludge Disposal to Sea in the Federal Republic 

of Germany, 

W82-06600 ,512 5E 

FUGGLE, R. W. 

Treatment of Pulp and Papermill Wastewaters 

and the Use of the Oxygen Activated Sludge 

System, 

W82-01594 ,503 5 D 

FUHRIMAN, D. K. 

Refinement of Lake Evaporation Measurements, 

Using an Ion-Balance Technique, 

W82-03808 ,509 2 D 

FUHRMANN, H. 

Continuous Measurement of Organic Solvents in 
Air and Water (Kontinuierliche Messung Organ- 
ischer Losemittel in Luft und Wasser) 
W82-04579 1510 5A 

FUJIE, K. 

Automatic Monitoring of Exhaust Gas Analysis 

in Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment 

Process, 

W82-04014 1509 5D 

Effect of Rotation Speed on Reaction Rate on a 

Rotating Biological Contactor, 

W82-04992 , 51 , 5D 

FUJIMOTO, E. 

Automatic Measurement Device of the Respira- 
tion Rate and Experimental Investigation on the 
Constant DO Control by Using the Device for 
the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-04022 ,509 5 D 

Evaluation of the Resident Mass of Sludge in 

Final Sedimentation Tanks for Waste Sludge 

Control, 

W82-04015 ,509 5D 



Preliminary Studies on Control Parameters and 

Biological Community for the Activated Sludge 

Process, 

W82-O4O08 ,509 5D 

Study of Necessary Factors for Adaptive Con- 
trol of Activated Sludge System 
W82-03861 1509 5D 

FUJIMOTO, M. 

Studies on Synetheses and Permeabilities of Spe- 
cial Polymer Membranes.28. Permeation Char- 
acteristics and Structure of Interpolymer Mem- 
branes from Poly(Vinylidene Fluoride,) and 
Poly(Styrene Sulfonic Acid), 
W82-06109 i 512 3A 

FUJIMOTO, Y. 

Chemical Species Dissolved in Shallow Ground- 
waters of the Plains Around Rokko Mountains, 
(In Japanese), 
W82-04177 1509 2 K 

FUJIOKA, R. S. 

Comparative Disinfection by Bromine Chloride 

and Chlorine of Viruses and Bacteria in 

Wastewater, 

W82-05446 151, 5D 

Comparative Disinfection of Poliovirus by Bro- 
mine Chloride and Chlorine in a Model Contact 
Chamber, 
W82-04661 ,510 5D 

Survival of Human Enteroviruses in the Hawai- 
ian Ocean Environment: Evidence for Virus- 
Inactivating Microorganisms, 
W82-00587 1502 5 C 



FUJITA, T. 

Underwater Aerator, 
W82-00065 



1501 5D 



FUKSMAN, Y. L. 

Seston of the Kremenchug Reservoir and Quan- 
titative Proportions of Its Components, 
W82-05029 1511 2 H 

FUKSMAN, YA. L. 

Modeling of Processes of Decomposition of Or- 
ganic Matter in Bottom Sediments, 
W82-00553 1502 5B 

FUKU1, Y. 

Chemical Species Dissolved in Shallow Ground- 
waters of the Plains Around Rokko Mountains, 
(In Japanese), 
W82-04177 1509 2K 

FUKUNAGA, M. 

Problems and Solutions on Sludge Level Mea- 
surement, 
W82-04055 1509 5D 

FUKUO, Y. 

Studies on the Salinization of Coastal Ground 
Water. I. Confined Ground Water in the Naka 
River Estuary (In Japanese), 
W82-03326 1507 2L 

FULLER, R. H. 

Selected Biological Characteristics of Streams in 
the Southeastern Uinta Basin, Utah and Colora- 
do, 
W82-06140 ,512 7C 

FULLER, R. M. 

The Changing Status of Reedswamp in the Nor- 
folk Broads, 
W82-00691 1502 5C 

FULLER, W. H. 

Effect of Leachate Flow Rate on Metal Migra- 
tion Through Soil, 
W82-00565 1502 5E 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GAMBRELL, R. P. 



Liners of Natural Porous Materials to Minimize 

Pollutant Migration, 

W82-03028 1507 5G 

The Movement of Salts from Soils Following 
Heavy Application of Feedlot Wastes, 
W82-01132 1503 5B 

Phenols in Municipal Solid Waste Leachates and 

Their Attenuation by Clay Soils, 

W82-06518 1512 5B 

FULOP, A. 

General Method for Determination of Pesticide 
Residues in Samples of Plant Origin, Soil, and 
Water. II. Thin Layer Chromatographic Deter- 
mination, 
W82-03216 1507 5 A 

FULTON, G. P. 

Purge Aquifer to Remove Volatile Organic 

Contamination, 

W82-06842 1512 5G 

FULTON, J. L. 

Advanced Calibration Methodology for Hydro- 
logic Rainfall - Runoff Simulation Models, 
W82-06366 1512 2A 

FULTON, J. M. 

Effect of Irrigation and Tree Density on Peach 

Production, 

W82-00120 1501 21 

Estimating Evapotranspiration from Irrigated 

Crops in Southwestern Ontario, 

W82-01116 1503 2D 

Ratio Between Evapotranspiration of Irrigated 
Crops from Floating Lysimeters and Class A 
Pan Evaporation, 
W82-01050 1502 2D 

FUNAZO, K. 

Electron-Capture Gas Chromatographic Deter- 
mination of Sulphide as a New Pentafluoroben- 
zyl Derivative, 
W82-O4036 1509 5 A 

FUNDERBURG, S. W. 

Viral Transport Through Soil Columns Under 

Conditions of Saturated Flow, 

W82-00295 1501 5B 

FUNG, C. 

The Effect of Pressure on the Breakup of One 

Pair of Raindrops, 

W82-06761 1512 2B 

FUNGLADDA, N. 

The Effects of Dissolved Heavy Metals on At- 
tached Diatoms in the Uintah Basin of Utah, 
U.S.A., 
W82-04951 1511 5 A 



FUNK, R. J. 

Deep Well Injection of Industrial Wastes, 
W82-00475 ' 1501 



5E 



FUNKE, B. R. 

Enteric Bacteria in Sugarbeet Refinery Process- 
ing Waste Waters, 
W82-06195 1512 5D 

FUNKE, J. W. 

A Look at Some Water Reclamation Plants in 

Southern Africa, 

W82-01352 1503 5D 

FURLEY, R. J. 

Requirements for Continuous Automatic Water 
Quality Monitoring in the Thames Estuary, 
W82-04591 1510 2L 

FURNESS, C. D. 

How Equitable Are Effluent Charges, 
W82-06074 1512 6C 

FURSE, M. T. 

An Appraisal of Pond-Net Samples for Biologi- 
cal Monitoring of Lotic Macroinvertebrates, 
W82-00308 1501 7B 



FURTADO, J. I. 

Physico-Chemistry, Destratification and Nutri- 
ent Budget of a Lowland Eutrophicated Malay- 
sian Reservoir and Its Limnological Implica- 
tions, 
W82-01360 1503 2H 

FURUSE, K. 

Distribution of Ribonucleic Acid Coliphages in 
Raw Sewage from Treatment Plants in Japan, 
W82-02443 1505 5A 

FURUTANI, A. 

Dynamics of Selenium in Mercury-Contaminat- 
ed Experimental Freshwater Ecosystems, 
W82-00595 1502 5B 

Mercury Methylation by Fish Intestinal Con- 
tents, 
W82-01830 1504 5C 

FUSCO, R. A. 

Containment and Treatment of the Love Canal 

Landfill Leachate, 

W82-05250 1511 5D 

FUSILLO, T. V. 

Impact of Suburban Residential Development on 
Water Resources in the Area of Winslow Town- 
ship, Camden County, New Jersey, 
W82-02461 1505 4C 

Water-Quality Data for the Potomac-Raritan- 
Magothy Aquifer System, Trenton to Penns- 
ville, New Jersey, 1980, 
W82-04515 1510 7C 



FUSSELL, J. 

Who Owns Nebraska's Ground Water, 
W82-06819 1512 



6E 



FUSTE, L. A. 

Effects of the Mount St. Helens Eruption on the 
Benthic Fauna of the Toutle River, Muddy 
River, and Pine Creek Drainage Basins, Wash- 
ington, 
W82-00005 1501 5C 

FYFE, W. S. 

Ferromanganese Nodules from Lake Ontario 
(Bay of Quinte): Minor Element Geochemistry, 
W82-01143 1503 2H 

FYNSK, A. W. 

Treatment of Cooling Systems Containing High 

Levels of Legionella Pneumophila, 

W82-06769 1512 5F 

GABEL, B. 

Distribution and Balance of Volatile Halogenat- 
ed Hydrocarbons in the Water and Air of Cov- 
ered Swimming Pools Using Chlorine for Water 
Disinfection, 
W82-00128 1501 5F 



GABER, M. S. 

Methane in Water Wells, 
W82-05262 



1511 5F 



GABLE, R. C. 

Determination of Haloethers in Industrial and 

Municipal Wastewaters, 

W82-04398 1510 5 A 

GABRYSCH, R. K. 

Approximate Altitude of Water Levels in Wells 
in the Chicot and Evangeline Aquifers in the 
Houston Area, Texas, Spring 1981, 
W82-02459 1505 2F 

GABUNIYA, L. S. 

Construction of the Diversion Pressure Tunnel 

of the Inguri Hydroelectric Station, 

W82-02949 1506 8A 



GAGE, J. 

Water Resources Appraisal for Hydroelectric 

Licensing; Menominee River Basin; Michigan, 

Wisconsin, 

W82-01753 1504 6D 

GAILLARD, J. M. 

Accuracy of Firm Yield Estimates of Direct 
Supply Reservoirs with Limited Data, 
W82-06300 1512 4 A 

GAITHER, R. E. 

Potential Sediment Production Within Vegeta- 
tive Communities in Oregon's Blue Mountains, 
W82-05867 1511 2J 

GAL'PERIN, I. R. 

Field Studies of the Temperature Regime and 
Stress State of the Concrete in Arch Dams Sub- 
jected to Various Methods of Cooling, 
W82-02387 1505 8A 

GALAGAN, N. P. 

Biodegradation of Sodium 

Alkylbenzenesulfonate in Plankton-Containing 
Pond Water, 
W82-01925 1504 5B 

GALAT, D. L. 

Limnology of a Large, Deep, North American 
Terminal Lake, Pyramid Lake, Nevada, U.S.A., 
W82-04928 1511 2H 

GALE, W. F. 

Monitoring River Periphyton With Artificial 
Benthic Substrates, 

W82-00581 1502 5 A 

GALITSYN, M. S. 

Geochemical Analysis of the State Drinking 
Water Standard Gost 2874-73 and Ways to Im- 
prove It, 
W82-05025 1511 5D 

GALLAGHER, D. 

Optimal Water Pricing and Storage: The Effect 

of Discounting, 

W82-05049 1511 6C 

GALLICO, A. 

The Itaipu Hollow Gravity Dam, 

W82-06205 1512 8A 



GALLOWAY, A. K. 

Water Quality and the EEC, 

W82-03472 



1508 6E 



GALLOWAY, J. N. 

Acid Precipitation: The Importance of Nitric 

Acid, 

W82-00643 1502 2K 

Acidification of Surface Waters in Two Areas of 

the Eastern United States, 

W82-03554 1508 5B 



Effects of Acid Precipitation, 
W82-05149 



1511 5C 



GAC, J-Y. 

Will the Sahelian Drought End in 1985, 
W82-03167 1507 



2B 



GALLUCCI, K. K. 

Algal-Bacterial Symbiosis in the Chowan River, 

NC, 

W 82-02 177 1505 5 A 

GAMBHIR, S. P. 

Expanded Wastewater Treatment at a Metal 

Working Plant, 

W82-06487 1512 5D 

GAMBRELL, R. P. 

Behavior of DDT, Kepone, and Permethrin in 
Sediment-Water Systems Under Different Oxi- 
dation-Reduction and PH Conditions, 
W82-00382 1501 5B 



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PA-73 



GAMBRELL, R. P. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Chemical Availability of Cadmium in Mississippi 

River Sediment, 

W82-02267 1505 5B 

GAMES, L. M. 

Biodegradation of Linear Alcohol Ethoxylates 

in Natural Waters, 

W82-03638 1508 5B 

GAN, H. B. 

Wastewater Dechlorination State-Of-The-Art 

Field Survey and Pilot Studies, 

W82-04392 1510 5D 

GANDER, G. A. 

Computation of Runoff Reduction Caused by 

Farm Ponds, 

W82-06874 1512 4A 

GANDZYUK, S. S. 

Experience in Preparing the Rock Foundation of 

the Dnestr Hydroelectric Station, 

W82-05585 1511 8H 

GANGAWARE, T. R. 

Institutional Barriers to Water Quality Planning 
and Management in the Southeast - Vol I - 
Technical Report, Part I - Institutional Barriers, 
W82-02101 1505 6E 

Institutional Barriers to Water Quality Planning 

and Management in the Southeast - Vol II - 

Technical Report, Part II - Issues, Problems, and 

Data, 

W82-02102 1505 6E 

Institutional Barriers to Water Quality Planning 
and Management in the Southeast, Vol III - 
Annotated Bibliography, 
W82-02103 1505 10C 

GANGNON, M. 

Zooplankton Sample Variability in a Tidal Estu- 
ary: An Interpretative Model, 
W82-02306 1505 2L 

GANNETT, M. W. 

Data from Geothermal Test Wells Near Mount 

Hood, Oregon, 

W82-06950 1512 7A 

GANZEL, L. A. 

Electroplating Wastes: History and Current 

Status, 

W82-03588 1508 5D 

GARBADE, J. M. 

Generalized Thickness of the Floridan Aquifer, 
Southwest Florida Water Management District, 
W82-00729 1502 7C 

GARBER, W. F. 

Experience with Computer Control of 
Wastewater Treatment Processes at Los Angeles 
and Other Communities, 
W82-04609 1510 5D 

Sludge Disposal to Sea: North American View- 
point, 
W82-06598 1512 5E 

GARBRECHT, M. 

Corrosion Roundtable-Opportunities/Pitfalls 

for New Materials, 

W82-03373 1507 8G 

Rapid Sewer Analysis Saves Tourist Season 
W82-03494 i 508 5G 

GARCIA-BENGOCHEA, J. I. 

Deep Well Disposal of Secondary Effluent in 

Dade County Florida, 

W82-04442 1510 5 E 

GARCIA, O. 

A Comparison of Two Satellite Rainfall Esti- 
mates for GATE, 
W82-01533 1503 7B 



GARCIN, J. F. 

Centralized Control of the Water Supply Com- 
plex for the Marseilles Urban Area (Controle 
Centralise du Complexe D'Alimentation en Eau 
De L'Agglomeration de Marseille), 
W82-04766 1511 5F 

GARDNER, A. M. 

Microbial Degradation of 14C-Diphenylamine in 
a Laboratory Model Sewage Sludge System, 
W82-04832 1511 5D 

GARDNER, L. R. 

Element Mass Balances for South Carolina 

Coastal Plain Watersheds, 

W82-00175 1501 5B 

Geomorphic and Hydraulic Evolution of Tidal 
Creeks on a Subsiding Beach Ridge Plain, North 
Inlet, S.C., 
W82-00150 1501 2L 

Sheet Flow in a Salt-Marsh Basin, North Inlet, 

South Carolina, 

W82-04716 1510 2L 

GARDNER, R. H. 

A Comparison of Sensitivity Analysis and Error 
Analysis Based on a Stream Ecosystem Model, 
W82-00991 1502 7 A 

GARDNER, R. L. 

Vinyl Lined Asbestos Cement Pipe Problems, 

Operator Aspects, 

W82-02898 1506 5B 

GARDNER, W. 

Sediment Trap Dynamics and Calibration: A 

Laboratory Evaluation, 

W82-00104 1501 7B 

GARDNER, W. D. 

Field Assessment of Sediment Traps, 
W82-00105 1501 7B 

GARDNER, W. S. 

Fractionation of Metal Forms in Natural Waters 
by Size Exclusion Chromatography with Induc- 
tively Coupled Argon Plasma Detection, 
W82-06545 1512 5A 

Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Sedi- 
ments and Associated Benthos in Lake Erie, 
W82-04882 1511 5A 

Release of Phosphorus by Certain Benthic In- 
vertebrates, 
W82-01502 1503 2H 

GARELICK, H. 

Concentration of Virus from Tap Water at Am- 
bient Salt and pH Levels Using Positively 
Charged Filter Media, 
W82-02712 15O6 5A 

GAREN, D. C. 

Approximate Error Bounds for Simulated Hy- 

drographs, 

W82-02678 1506 2 A 

GARG, S. K. 

Determination of Effective Well Block Radii for 

Numerical Reservoir Simulations, 

W82-04732 1510 6 A 

GARIBALDI, J. A. 

Odorous Compounds from Potato Processing 
Waste Effluent Irrigation Fields: Volatile Acids, 
W82-00156 1501 5E 

GARKUN, L. M. 

Concrete of the Dam of the Kirovskoe Reser- 
voir, 
W82-03159 1507 8F 

GARLAND, R. 

Operation Policy Analysis: Sam Rayburn Reser- 
voir, 
W82-02589 1505 6A 



GARLAND, T. R. 

Alkylpyridmes in Surface Waters, Ground- 
waters, and Subsoils of a Drainage Located Ad- 
jacent to an Oil Shale Facility, 
W82-00481 1501 5 B 

GARLOCK, C. 

Groundwater Pollution from Industrial Waste 

Disposal, A Case Study, 

W82-06434 1512 5B 

GARNETT, P. H. 

Thoughts on the Need to Control Discharges to 

Estuarial and Coastal Waters, 

W82-01384 J503 6E 

GAROFALO, F. 

Integrated Management of Water Deficits and 

Floods in a Reservoir System, 

W82-05325 1511 4A 

GAROFANO, J. S. 

Peripheral Effects of Cadmium on the Blood and 

Head Kidney in the Brown Bullhead (Ictalurus 

Nebulosus), 

W82-06003 1512 5c 

GARRETT, J. T. JR. 

Evaluating a Plant's Potential for Upgrading, 
W82-02895 1506 5F 

GARRETT, M. R. 

Water Management in the Metropolitan Toronto 

Region, 

W82-05775 151 1 6B 

GARRISON, W. E. 

Design and Operation of Anaerobic Sludge Di- 
gestion Systems, 
W82-06347 1512 5D 

Start-Up Problems of Sludge Dewatering Facili- 
ty. 
W82-05444 1511 5D 

GARRITY, G. M. 

Isolation of Pittsburgh Pneumonia Agent from a 

Hospital Shower, 

W82-06891 1512 5B 

GARRY, J. A. 

Sewage-Treatment Works' Effluent Sampling- 
Have Our Means Any Meaning, 
W82-03833 1509 5 A 

GARSIDE, C. 

Nitrate and Ammonia Uptake in the Apex of the 

New York Bight, 

W82-02286 1505 5C 

GARTEN, C. T. JR. 

Comparative Uptake of Actinides by Plants and 
Rats from the Shoreline of a Radioactive Pond, 
W82-02323 1505 5B 

GARTON, J. E. 

Summer Reaeration and Winter Ice Removal 

from Lakes and Reservoirs, 

W82-02526 1505 2H 

Upflow Water Filtration Unit, Test Results, 
W82-00407 1501 5F 

GARTSIDE, P. S. 

An Environmental Health Survey of Drinking 
Water Contamination by Leachate from a Pesti- 
cide Waste Dump in Hardeman County, Tennes- 
see, 
W82-05203 1511 5B 

GARVER, J. L. 

Persistent Blooms of Surf Diatoms Along the 
Pacific Coast, U.S.A. I. Physical Characteristics 
of the Coastal Region in Relation to the Distri- 
bution and Abundance of the Species, 
W82-03233 1507 5C 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



GENUNG, R. K. 



GARVEY, E. T. 

Time-Shared Computer Technology for the 

Water and Wastewater Industries, 

W82-06511 1512 5D 

GARVINE, R. W. 

Frontal Jump Conditions for Models of Shallow, 
Buoyant Surface Layer Hydrodynamics, 
W82-0O8O4 1502 8B 

A Steady State Model for Buoyant Surface 
Plume Hydrodynamics in Coastal Waters, 
W82-06837 1512 2L 

GARWOOD, P. E. 

Environmental Factors Controlling Physiologi- 
cal Changes in Cladophora in Lake Erie, 
W82-06935 1512 5C 

GARY, G. W. 

Waterborne Gastroenteritis Due to The Nor- 
walk Agent: Clinical and Epidemiologic Investi- 
gation, 
W82-03898 1509 5C 

GASCHO, G. J. 

Water Requirement for Sugarcane Production, 
W82-00899 1502 3F 

GASET, A. 

Surfactant Adsorption on the Wool Carbonizing 
Waste (Adsorption De Surfactants Sur Le 
Dechet Lainier De Carbonisage), 
W82-05021 1511 5D 

GASS, T. 

Applications of Aerial Photography, 
W82-01988 1504 7B 

Ground Water Monitoring: Part II, 

W82-03484 1508 8 A 

Injection, Recharge and Return Wells, 
W82-02920 1506 4B 

Sampling and Analyzing Water, 

W82-05263 1511 5 A 

GASS, T. E. 

Ground Water Monitoring: Part II, 

W82-03380 1507 5B 

GASSEND, R. 

Study of the Experimental Contamination of the 
Marine Phanerogam Posidonia Oceanica (L.) 
Delile by Mercury Compounds I. Modalities of 
the Contamination by Mercury Chloride. (Etude 
De La Contamination Experimentale De La 
Phanerogame Marine Posidonia Oceanica (L.) 
Delile Par Les Composes Mercuri Ques: Partie 
I-Modalites De La Contamination Par Le Chlor- 
ure Mercurique, 
W82-03312 1507 5B 

GAT, J. 

Environmental Isotopes as a Tool in Hydrogeo- 

logical Research in an Arid Basin, 

W82-03415 1508 2F 

GATES, J. S. 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Southern 
Great Salt Lake Desert and Summary of the 
Hydrology of West-Central Utah, 
W82-05221 1511 7C 

GATES, W. H. 

Factors Affecting Coliform Bacteria Growth in 

Distribution systems, 

W82-04792 ' 1511 5F 

GATZ, D. F. 

Associations and Mesoscale Spatial Relation- 
ships Among Rainwater Constituents, 
W82-00964 1502 2B 

GAUDET, J. J. 

Major Ion Chemistry in a Tropical African Lake 

Basin, 

W82-02440 1505 2K 



Nutrient Relationships in Shallow Water in an 

African Lake, Lake Naivasha, 

W82-03404 1508 2H 

GAUDY, A. F. JR. 

Treatment of Cyanide Waste by the Extended 

Aeration Process, 

W82-04787 1511 5D 

GAUDY, E. T. 

Treatment of Cyanide Waste by the Extended 

Aeration Process, 

W82-04787 1511 5D 

GAUNTLETT, R. 

Biological Denitrification for Potable Water 

Treatment, 

W82-05247 1511 5F 

GAUTHIER, M. J. 

Sludge Disposal to Sea in France, 

W82-06593 1512 5E 

GAVIN, J. 

Summer Ice and Carbon Dioxide, 

W82-01843 1504 2C 

GAVRILOVA, V. A. 

An Electron Microscopic Study of the Forms of 
Bacteria in the Surface Film of the Water, 
W82-05452 1511 2H 

GAVRISHOVA, N. A. 

Bacterioplankton and Phytoplankton in the Kiev 
Sector of Kanev Reservoir During the Period of 
Its Formation, 
W82-02081 1504 2H 

Procedure for Calculating the Complex Rank 

Index of Water Quality, 

W82-05457 1511 5 A 



GAY, F. 

Water System Efficiencies, 
W82-05281 



1511 8C 



GAY, F. G. 

Hydrologic Data of the Shawsheen River Basin, 

Massachusetts, 

W82-04970 1511 7C 

GAYLE, G. A. 

Factors to be Considered in Disposing Domestic 
Waste on Problem Sites and Appraisal of Water 
Quality in a Piedmont Setting, 
W82-05536 1511 5D 

GAYLORD, J. L. 

Hydrologic Data for Urban Studies in the 
Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area, 1979, 
W82-00083 1501 7C 

GEAR, D. 

Can Hard-Rock Wells Solve Africa's Irrigation 

Problem, 

W82-05503 1511 3B 

GEARING, J. N. 

Partitioning of No. 2 Fuel Oil in Controlled 
Estuarine Ecosystems. Sediments and Suspended 
Particulate Matter, 
W82-00541 1502 2L 

GEARING, P. J. 

Partitioning of No. 2 Fuel Oil in Controlled 
Estuarine Ecosystems. Sediments and Suspended 
Particulate Matter, 
W82-00541 1502 2L 

GEATTNG, J. 

Literature Study of the Biodegradability of 
Chemicals in Water: Volumes 1 and 2, 
W82-05055 1511 5D 

GEBHART, B. 

Buoyancy Force Reversals in Vertical Natural 

Convection Flows in Cold Water, 

W82-00981 1502 1A 



Several Plume Flows in Pure and Saline Water 

at Its Density Extremum, 

W82-05088 1511 2E 

GEDDES, M. C. 

On the Chemistry and Biota of Some Saline 

Lakes in Western Australia, 

W82-04940 1511 2H 

GEE, J. R. 

Prediction of Leachate Accumulation in Sani- 
tary Landfills, 
W82-03934 1509 5B 

GEEN, G. H. 

An Aquatic Respirometer for Use in Sublethal 

Studies, 

W82-00122 1501 5C 

GEESEY, G. G. 

Marine and Estuarine Pollution, 

W82-01274 1503 5C 

Marine and Estuarine Pollution, 

W82-06808 1512 5C 

GEIGER, G. 

Wastewater Characterization and Treatment 

System Development for a Blue Crab Processing 

Plant, 

W82-06306 1512 5D 

GEINOPOLOS, A. 

Physical/Chemical Treatment of Blast Furnace 
Wastewaters Using Mobile Pilot Units, 
W82-00378 1501 5D 

Physical/Chemical Treatment of Coke Plant 

Wastewater, 

W82-03033 1507 5D 

Two-Stage Biological Treatment of Coke Plant 

Wastewater, 

W82-03029 1507 5D 

GEIST, R. D. 

Evaluation of River Load Estimation Methods 

for Total Phosphorus, 

W82-04034 1509 5B 

GELDREICH, E. E. 

Bacterial Dynamics in a Water Supply Reser- 
voir: A Case Study, 
W82-04108 1509 5A 



Microbiology of Water, 
W82-01284 

Microbiology: Water, 
W82-06924 



1503 5B 



1512 5B 



Removing Trihalomethanes from Drinking 

Water, 

W82-00953 1502 5F 

GELLER, G. N. 

Leaf and Environmental Parameters Influencing 
Transpiration: Theory and Field Measurements, 
W82-00979 1502 2D 

GELMAN, S. R. 

Treating Phenol Resin Plant Wastes, 
W82-05128 1511 5D 

GEMMELL, R. S. 

Water Quality Evaluation of Regional 

Wastewater Management, 

W82-00977 1502 5D 

GENETELLI, E. J. 

Effect of Temperature on Heavy Metal Binding 
by Anaerobically Digested Sludges, 
W82-06270 1512 5D 

GENUNG, R. K. 

Production of Ammonia in a Packed-Bed Anaer- 
obic Upflow (ANFLOW) Bioreactor, 
W82-03598 1508 5D 



PA-75 



GEORGAKAKOS, K. P. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GEORGAKAKOS, K. P. 

Real-Time, Statistically Linearized, Adaptive 

Flood Routing, 

W82-06855 1512 4A 

GEORGE, A. B. 

Devon Floods and the Waterways of Bridges, 
W82-05948 1512 8A 

GEORGE, D. B. 

Evaluation of Cell Lines and Immunofluores- 
cence and Plaque Assay Procedures for Quanti- 
fying Reoviruses in Sewage, 
W82-06735 1512 5A 



Lagoons and Oxidation Ponds, 
W82-01244 



1503 5D 



GEORGE, D. G. 

A Portable System for Measuring Water Tem- 
perature, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen, 
Light Attenuation and Depth of Sampling, 
W82-05105 1511 7B 

GEORGIANNA, T. D. 

Competition for Water Resources: Coal and Ag- 
riculture in the Yellowstone Basin, 
W82-04805 1511 6D 

GEORGIEV, A. A. 

Device for Continuous Measurement of Primary 
Production of Water Bodies and Biochemical 
Oxygen Demand, 
W82-05028 1511 7B 

Investigation of Eutrophication Processes by 
Continuous Recording of Production and De- 
struction, 
W82-06982 1512 5C 

GERAGHTY, J. J. 

Evaluation of Hydrogeologic Conditions, 
W82-01420 1503 5G 

GERARDI, M. B. 

What Caused the Bad Odor in the Drinking 

Water, 

W82-O0527 1502 5F 

GERARDI, M. H. 

Colloidal Organics, 

W82-04689 1510 5F 

Components for a Treatment Plant Safety Pro- 
gram, 
W82-06992 1512 5G 

Sludge Settling Hampered by Industrial Dis- 
charge, 
W82-00290 1501 5 D 

Water Conservation at Wastewater Treatment 

Plants, 

W82-06512 1512 3C 

Waterborne Giardiasis-An Overview, 
W82-04186 1509 5C 

What Caused the Bad Odor in the Drinking 

Water, 

W82-00527 1502 5F 

GERBA, C. P. 

Concentration of Coliphages from Large Vol- 
umes of Water and Wastewater, 
W82-00247 1501 5A 

Development of a Method for Detection of 
Human Rotavirus in Water and Sewage 
W82-06885 15 12 5A 

Evaluation of Various Soil Water Samplers for 

Virological Sampling, 

W82-00572 1502 5A 

Influence of Estuarine Sediment on Virus Sur- 
vival Under Field Conditions, 
W82-00199 ,5oi 5A 

Investigations into the Protective Effect of Es- 
tuarine Sediment on Virus Survival 
W82-05485 1511 5C 



Movement of Endotoxin Through Soil Columns, 
W82-00586 1502 5B 

Occurrence of Endotoxins in Groundwater 
During the Land Application of Wastewater, 
W82-05810 1511 5B 

Reduction of Cytotoxicity in Virus Concentrates 

from Environmental Samples, 

W82-06757 1512 5A 

Relationships Between Environmental Factors, 
Bacterial Indicators, and the Occurrence of En- 
teric Viruses in Estuarine Sediments, 
W82-00574 1502 5A 

Survival of Enteroviruses in Rapid-Infiltration 

Basins During the Land Application of 

Wastewater, 

W82-00496 1501 5D 

Thermostabilization of Enteroviruses by Estuar- 
ine Sediment, 
W82-00263 1501 2L 

Viruses in a Community Water Supply Associat- 
ed with an Outbreak of Gastroenteritis and In- 
fectious Hepatitis, 
W82-06348 1512 5C 

GERHART, J. M. 

Hydrogeology of Well-Field Areas Near 
Tampa, Florida, Phase 1 -Development and 
Documentation of a Two-Dimensional Finite- 
Difference Model for Simulation of Steady-State 
Ground-Water Flow, 
W82-01780 1503 6A 

GERHOLD, R. 

Thermophilic and Thermotolerant Fungi Isolat- 
ed from the Thermal Effluent of Nuclear Power 
Generating Reactors: Disposal of Human Op- 
portunistic and Veterinary Pathogenic Fungi 
W82-01928 1504 5B 

GERIKE, P. 

A Correlation Study of Biodegradability Deter- 
minations with Various Chemicals in Various 
Tests II. Additional Results and Conclusions, 
W82-04534 1510 5B 

The Fate of Soluble, Recalcitrant, and Adsorb- 
ing Compounds in Activated Sludge Plants, 
W82-04477 1510 5D 

GERLEK, S. 

Modeling of Water Supply/Demand in the 
South Platte River Basin, 1970-2020, 
W82-05738 151 1 6D 

GERMAINE, J. E. 

Outlook for Water and Wastewater Systems, 
Processes, and Equipment: Comments from Gil- 
bert/Commonwealth, Reading, PA 
W82-03475 1508 6A 

GERMANA', A. 

Analysis of Large Desalination Plants, 
W82-06122 1512 3 A 

GERNERT, J. L. 

Diel Variations of Selected Physico-Chemical 
Parameters in Lake Kissimmee, Florida, 
W82-00535 1502 2H 

GERODETTI, M. 

Model Studies of an Overtopped Rockfill Dam, 
W82-03694 1508 8E 

GEROFI, J. P. 

Critical Analysis of a Proposed Solar Assisted 

HTE Desalination System, 

W82-06121 1512 3A 

GERRARD, E. D. 

Bioassays - Procedures and Results, 

W82-01277 ,503 5 A 

GERSHON, M. 

Multiobjective River Basin Planning with Quali- 
tative Criteria, 
W82-06062 15,2 6A 



GERTLER, A. W. 

Experimental Verification of the Linear Rela- 
tionship Between IR Extinction and Liquid 
Water Content of Clouds, 
W82-01525 ,503 7B 

GERVIN, J. C. 

Ridge Regression Techniques Applied to Land- 
sat Investigation of Water Quality in Lake Okee- 
chobee, 
W82-04440 15,0 2H 

CESSER, H. D. 

Monitoring Trace Amounts of Cadmium in Nat- 
ural Waters, 
W82-00516 1502 5 A 

GETCHES, D. H. 

Water Rights on Indian Allotments, 
W82-02363 ,505 6E 

GEVIRTS, G. A. 

Problems of Lightening Underground Structures 
and Methods of Constructing Them Under Per- 
mafrost Conditions, 
W82-03918 1509 8 A 

GEYH, M. A. 

Methane in Groundwater and Its Effect on 14 C 

Groundwater Dating, 

W82-03801 1509 7B 

GHABOUSSI, J. 

Liquefaction Analysis for Multidirectional Shak- 
ing, 
W82-01169 1503 8D 

GHASSEMI, M. 

Comparative Evaluation of Processes for the 
Treatment of Concentrated Wastewaters at Un- 
controlled Hazardous Waste Sites, 
W82-01430 1503 5D 

Feasibility of Commercialized Water Treatment 
Techniques for Concentrated Waste Spills, 
W82-05068 1511 5G 

GHERING, G. E. 

A Wind-Powered, Ground Water Monitoring 
Installation at a Radioactive Waste Management 
Site in Idaho, 
W82-05233 1511 5B 

GHERINI, S. A. 

Acid Rain Model: Hydrologic Module, 
W82-06360 1512 5B 

Management Options for Ground Water in Ur- 
banizing Areas, 
W82-03961 1509 4B 

GHILDYAL, B. P. 

Effect of Soil Moisture Stress on Legume-Rhizo- 

bium Symbiosis in Soybeans, 

W82-01846 1504 21 

GHIRIN, A. 

Public Attitudes in Massachusetts Toward the 

Recreational Use of Domestic Water Supply 

Reservoirs, 

W82-04222 1509 6D 

GHORBANZADEH, A. 

Impact of Water Resource Development on Sa- 

linization of Semi-Arid Lands, 

W82-01024 1502 5B 

GHOSH, M. M. 

Developing an ATP Index for Degradation of 
Drinking Water Quality by Attached Microbes, 
W82-05932 1512 5F 

Removal of Organics by Reactivated Carbon, 
W82-04159 1509 5F 

Vacuum Filtration of Metal Hydroxide Sludges, 
W82-00976 1502 5D 



PA-76 



GHOSH, R. K. 

Estimation of Soil-Moisture Characteristics from 

Mechanical Properties of Soils, 

W82-00785 1502 2G 



GIABBAI, M. 

Organics, 
W82-01239 



1503 5 A 



GIAM, C. S. 

Analysis of Marine Sediment, Water and Biota 

for Selected Organic Pollutants, 

W82-04823 1511 5 A 



GIANELLI, W. R. 

Count on Uncle Sam Less, 
W82-05998 



1512 6C 



Future Directions in Federal Water Resources, 
W82-04196 1509 6D 

GIANESSI, L. P. 

Analysis of National Water Pollution Control 
Policies 1. A National Network Model, 
W82-01292 1503 6A 

Analysis of National Water Pollution Control 
Policies 2. Agricultural Sediment Control, 
W82-01293 1503 6A 

The Distribution of the Costs of Federal Water 

Pollution Control Policy, 

W82-00537 1502 6B 

GIANQUINTA, A. R. 

River Thermal Standards Costs in the Upper 

Midwest, 

W82-01655 1503 6B 

GIAQUINTA, A. R. 

Cooling Potential of Missouri River in Missouri, 
W82-01654 1503 5B 

Impact of Thermal Standards on Power Plant 

Water Consumption, 

W82-06057 1512 5G 

GIBB, J. P. 

Procedures for the Collection of Representative 
Water Quality Data from Monitoring Wells, 
W82-05051 1511 7B 

Verification of the Potential Yield and Chemical 
Quality of the Shallow Dolomite Aquifer in 
Dupage County, Illinois, 
W82-03100 1507 2F 

GIBBS, K. E. 

The Aquatic Insects of The Narraguagus River, 
Hancock and Washington Counties, Maine, 
W82-04167 1509 2E 

Effects of a Cattleskin Tannery of Stream Qual- 
ity and Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Central 
Maine, 
W82-00872 1502 5C 

GIBBS, P. J. 

Effect of Otter Prawn Trawling on the Macro- 
benthos of a Sandy Substratum in a New South 
Wales Estuary, 
W82-00677 1502 5C 

GIBBS, R. J. 

Sites of River-Derived Sedimentation in the 

Ocean, 

W82-01332 1503 7B 

GIBS, J. 

A Simplified Buffer Capacity Model for Sanitary 

Landfill Leachate, 

W82-06038 1512 5B 

GIBSON, B. W. 

Effluent Analysis of Wastewater Generated in 
the Manufacture of 2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene. 1. 
Characterization Study, 
W82-05413 1511 5A 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GIBSON, C. E. 

Upward Trend in Nitrate Concentrations in 
River Discharging into Lough Neagh for the 
Period 1969-1979, 
W82-05017 1511 5B 

GIBSON, J. 

Experimental Manipulation of Algal Bloom 

Composition by Nitrogen Addition, 

W82-0O998 1502 5C 

GIBSON, N. A. 

A Reduction-Spectrophotometric Method for 
the Determination of Sulphate in Waters, 

W82-00850 1502 5 A 

A Spectrophotometric Method for the Determi- 
nation of Anionic Surfactants at Microg/Liter 
Levels 
W82-03289 1507 5 A 

GICHURU, M. 

Effects of Water Quality on Forage Production, 
W82-01002 1502 3C 

GIESY, J. P. 

The Effect of Season and Location on Phos- 

phoadenylate Concentrations and Adenylate 

Energy Charge in Two Species of Freshwater 

Clams, 

W82-00810 1502 2H 

GIFFORD, G. F. 

Influence of Vegetation, Rock Cover, and 

Trampling on Filtration Rates and Sediment 

Production, 

W82-04153 1509 2G 

GIGER, W. 

Persistent Organic Chemicals in Sewage Ef- 
fluents: I. Identifications of Nonylphenols and 
Nonylphenolethoxylates by Glass Capillary Gas 
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry, 
W82-04834 1511 5A 

Transfer of Volatile Substances from Water to 

the Atmosphere, 

W82-02902 1506 IB 

GIJBELS, R. 

Analysis of Geothermal Waters by Spark Source 

Mass Spectrometry, 

W82-06464 1512 5 A 

GILBERT, B. K. 

The U.S. Geological Survey Federal-State Co- 
operative Water Resources Program, 
W82-00735 1502 6B 

GILBERT, E. 

Reaction of Ozone with Trans.Trans-Muconic 

Acid in Aqueous Solution, 

W82-04731 1510 5F 

GILBERT, K. C. 

TVA Hydro Scheduling Model: Practical As- 
pects, 
W82-06431 1512 4A 

TVA Hydro Scheduling Model: Theoretical As- 
pects, 
W82-06430 1512 4A 

GILBERT, R. 

Factors Affecting Marl Deposition in Knowlton 

Lake, Southeastern Ontario, 

W82-04031 1509 2K 

GILBERT, R. G. 

Effects of Alpha, Beta and Theta Factor Upon 
the Design, Specification and Operation of Aer- 
ation Systems, 
W82-00291 1501 5D 

Rapid-Infiltration Research at Flushing Mead- 
ows Project, Arizona, 
W82-05334 1511 5D 

GILBERT, T. L. 

Runoff Curve Numbers for Northern Plains 

Rangelands, 

W82-02245 1505 2A 



GILLIES, D. C. 

GILBERTSON, C. B. 

Controlling Runoff for Livestock Feedlots; A 

State of the Art, 

W82-01769 1503 5G 

GILES, A. H. 

Ground Water Problems Virginia Portion Ohio 

River Basin, 

W82-01059 1502 4B 

GILES, J. E. 

Weekly Multipurpose Planning Model for TVA 

Reservoir System, 

W82-02319 1505 6A 

GILES, M. 

Chemical Treatment Solves Tannery Waste 

Problems, 

W82-00638 1502 5D 

GILKESON, R. H. 

Geological Considerations in Hazardous-Waste 

Disposal, 

W82-03797 1509 5B 

Isotopic and Geologic Studies to Identify the 
Sources of Sulfate in Groundwater Containing 
High Barium Concentrations, 
W82-03931 1509 2K 

GILL, K. S. 

Response of Sorghum to Moisture Stress Using 

Line Source Sprinkler Irrigation I. Plant-Water 

Relations, 

W82-03265 1507 21 

GILL, M. A. 

Translatory Characteristics of the Muskingum 

Method of Flood Routing-Reply, 

W82-03204 1507 4A 

Unsteady Free Flow to a Ditch from an Arte- 
sian Aquifer, 
W82-02369 1505 2F 

GILLAM, A. H. 

The Structure of Freshwater Humic Substances 
as Revealed by 13C-NMR Spectroscopy, 
W82-03095 1507 2H 

GILLEAN, J. I. 

A Spatial Costing System for Drinking Water, 
W 82-04796 1511 6C 

GILLESPIE, R. G. 

Evaluation of Instruments for Continuous Acti- 
vated Sludge Monitoring, 
W82-04594 1510 5D 






GILLETTE, R. W. 

Small and Low-Head Hydro in the USA, 
W82-04176 1509 



8A 



GILLEY, J. R. 

Effects of Scheduling Municipal Waste-Water 
Effluent Irrigation of Reed Canarygrass on Ni- 
trogen Renovation and Grass Production, 
W82-02219 1505 3C 

GILLIAM, J. W. 

Effect of Agricultural Land Development on 
Drainage Waters in the North Carolina Tidewat- 
er Region, 
W82-00094 1501 5B 

Effect of Drainage System Design and Oper- 
ation on Nitrate Transport, 
W82-02505 1505 5B 

GILLIES, D. C. 

Reassessment of the Effects of Construction 
Dewatering on Ground-Water Levels in the 
Cowles Unit, Indiana Dunes National Lake- 
shore, Indiana. Supplement to Geological 
Survey Water-Resources Investigations 78-138, 
W82-02478 1505 4A 



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PA-77 



GILLIGAN, 0. S. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GILLIGAN, D. S. 

Comparative Analysis of Sludge and Refuse 

Leachate: A Preliminary Report, 

W82-00287 1501 5E 

GILLILAND, E. J. 

Crisis: Financing Water and Wastewater, 
W82-06641 1512 6C 

GILLILAND, M. W. 

The Benefits of Water Management in Energy 
and Agricultural Development in the San Juan 
River Basin of New Mexico, 
W82-06517 1512 3E 

The Lake Tahoe Basin: A Systems Analysis of 
Its Characteristics and Human Carrying Capac- 
ity, 
W82-01807 1504 6A 

Net Energy: Results for Small-Scale Hydroelec- 
tric Power and Summary of Existing Analyses, 
W82-04806 1511 6D 

GILLOOLY, J. F. 

Variations in Moisture Deficits over the Maize- 
Growing Region of South Africa I. Spatial As- 
pects, 
W82-05901 1512 2B 

Variations in Moisture Deficits over the Maize- 
Growing Region of South Africa II: Temporal 
Aspects, 
W82-05900 1511 2B 

GILMOUR, C. M. 

A Simulation Model for Sludge Decomposition 
in Soil, 

W82-01001 1502 5E 

GILMOUR, J. T. 

A Salt and Water Balance Model for Silt Loam 

Soil Cropped to Rice and Soybean, 

W82-06172 1512 2G 

A Simulation Model for Sludge Decomposition 

in Soil, 

W82-01001 1502 5E 

GILPIN, R. R. 

Wave Formation and Heat Transfer at an Ice- 
Water Interface in the Presence of a Turbulent 
Flow, 
W82-01128 1503 2C 

GINAVEN, M. E. 

High Capacity Waste Water Treatment System, 
W82-00066 1501 5D 

GINGOLD, P. R. 

The Optimum Size of Small Run-Of-River 

Plants, 

W82-04175 1509 8A 

GINNOCCHIO, J. C. 

Metal Removal 'A La Carte', 

W82-06608 1512 5F 

GIORGETTI, M. F. 

The Use of a Perforated Baffle at the Inlet of 

Rectangular Settling Basins, 

W82-04124 1509 8B 

GIRARDOT, P-L. 

French Experience in Water Pollution Control, 
W82-02765 1506 5G 

GITLIN, H. M. 

Drip Irrigation Uniformity Considering Emitter 

Plugging, 

W82-01860 1504 3F 

GIVENS, W. D. 

Zero-Discharge in Practice at Ray D. Nixon 

Power Plant, 

W82-04320 1510 5D 

GIVLER, C. 

Hypolimnion Oxygenation Studies in Clark Hill 

Lake, 

W82-0500I 1511 5G 



GJERDE, D. T. 

Cation Chromatography With a Conductivity 

Detector, 

W82-00582 '1502 5 A 

GJESSING, E. T. 

The Effect of Aquatic Humus on the Biological 

Availability of Cadmium, 

W82-02353 1505 5C 

GLACCUM, R. A. 

Site Assessment: Improving Confidence Levels 

with Surface Remote Sensing, 

W82-01422 1503 5G 

GLADILIN, A. M. 

Computing the Settlement of Thin Antiseepage 

Walls Formed from Clayey Soils, 

W82-02692 1506 8D 

GLADKOV, E. G. 

Discharge Capacity of Large Streams Under an 

Ice Cover, 

W82-05106 1511 2E 

GLADYSHEV, M. T. 

Numerical Modeling of Unsteady Flows in Open 

Channels, 

W82-06784 1512 7C 

GLANTZ, M. H. 

Consequences and Responsibilities in Drought 
Forecasting: The Case of Yakima, 1977, 
W82-05082 1511 2E 

GLASER, J. A. 

Trace Analyses for Wastewaters, 

W82-03639 1508 5A 

GLASER, P. H. 

The Patterned Mires of the Red Lake Peatland, 
Northern Minnesota: Vegetation, Water Chemis- 
try, and Landforms, 
W82-02300 1505 2H 



GLASGOW, D. 

Pressure Sewer Systems, 
W82-00528 



1502 5D 



GLASS, C. E. 

The Use of Landsat Imagery in Ground Water 

Exploration, 

W82-04436 1510 7B 

GLASS, J. S. 

Evaluating Adsorbent Filter Performance for 
Enteric Virus Concentrations in Tap Water, 
W82-03887 1509 5F 

Evaluation of the Tentative Standard Method 
for Enteric Virus Concentration from Large 
Volumes of Tap Water, 
W82-04096 1509 5 A 

Modifications of the Tentative Standard Method 
for Improved Virus Recovery Efficiency, 
W82-04095 1509 5 A 

GLASS, N. R. 

Effects of Acid Precipitation, 

W82-05149 1511 5C 

GLASSMAN, D. L. 

Physical Characterization of Extra-Chromoso- 
mal DNA in Chesapeake Bay Bacteria from 
Polluted and Non-Polluted Sites, 
W82-02814 1506 5B 

GLATER, J. 

The Effect of pH and Halogens on the Stability 

of Reverse Osmosis Membranes, 

W82-02188 1505 5D 

GLAVISH, L. I. 

Effect of Phytoplankton on Water Quality in the 

Northern Donets-Donbas Canal, 

W82-06987 1512 5C 

GLAZE, W. H. 

GC/MS Analysis of XAD-2 Extracts of Su- 

perchlorinated Septage, 

W82-05016 15H 5A 



GLEDHILL, W. E. 

An Environmental Safety Assessment of Butyl 

Benzyl Phthalate, 

W82-00615 1502 5A 

GLEED, J. 

Comparison of Atomic Absorption Spectrome- 

tric, Spectrophotometric, and Fluorirnetnc 

Methods for Determination of Aluminum in 

Water, 

W82-04892 1511 5 A 

GLIWICZ, Z. M. 

Epilimnetic and Hypolimnetic Symptoms of Eu- 
trophication in Great Mazurian Lakes, Poland, 
W82-05103 1511 2H 

GLOOR, R. 

Adsorption of Dissolved Organics in Lake 

Water by Aluminum Oxide. Effect of Molecular 

Weight, 

W82-02940 1506 5F 

GLOOSCHENKO, W. A. 

Geochemistry of a Subarctic Salt Marsh Envi- 
ronment, 
W82-O0148 1501 2L 

GLOVER, E. W. JR. 

Role of the Geotechnical Consultant in Siting 
Suitable Areas for Hazardous Waste Disposal, 
W82-01636 1503 5E 

GLOVER, T. F. 

Energy Siting in Utah: A Programming Model, 
W82-05297 15 11 6B 

Floodplain Management Needs Peculiar to Arid 

Climates, 

W82-03908 1509 2E 

GLOW A, W. 

PCBs in the Housatonic River: Determination 

and Distribution, 

W82-02255 1505 5A 

GLOYNA, E. F. 

Recommendations for Regulatory Modifica- 
tions: The Use of Waste Stabilization Pond 
Systems, 
W82-02675 1506 5D 

GLYNN, J. E. 

A Mechanism for the formation of Large Ice- 
bergs, 
W82-04798 1511 2C 

GOCKE, K. 

Availability of Dissolved Free Glucose to Heter- 
otrophic Microorganisms, 
W82-03359 1507 2L 

GODA, T. 

Evaluation of Thermodynamical Efficiency of 
Reverse Osmosis Process Using Entropy, 
W82-03760 1509 5D 

GODDARD, M. R. 

Recovery of Indigenous Enteroviruses from 
Raw and Digested Sewage Sludges, 
W82-03121 1507 5D 

GODDEN, G. F. 

Environmental Aspects of Rural Development 
with Particular Reference to the Keiskamma 
River Basin Study, 
W82-00685 1502 6D 

GODDRICK, G. N. 

Use of Visible and Thermal Satellite Data to 
Monitor an Intermittently Flooding Marshland, 
W82-03682 1508 7B 

GODFREY, K. A. JR. 

Innovations in Wastewater Treatment Processes: 
Design Background Documents Due In 1981, 
W82-03453 1508 5D 



PA 78 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GOODYEAR, C. P. 



GODFREY, P. J. 

Ecological Effects of Urban Stormwater Runoff 
on Benthic Macroinvertebrates Ihibiting the 
Green River, Massachusetts, 
W82-04947 1511 5C 

GODIN, G. 

Statistical Search for High Water at Board 
Landing Bridge, Truro, Nova Scotia, 
W82-06394 1512 2L 

GODSY, E. M. 

Isolation of Methanobacterium Bryantii from a 
Deep Aquifer by Using a Novel Broth-Antibiot- 
ic Disk Method, 
W82-00240 1501 5 A 

GOEL, A. C. 

Effect of Field Levelling Quality on Irrigation 

Efficiency and Crop Yield, 

W82-03789 1509 3F 

GOEL, P. K. 

Limnological Study of a Freshwater Reservoir, 

Jamwa Ramgarh (Jaipur). 

W82-05102 1511 2H 

GOETZ, C. L. 

Results of Hydrologic Tests and Water-Chemis- 
try Analyses, Wells H-4A, H-4B, and H-4C at 
the Proposed Waste Isolation Pilot Plant Site, 
Southeastern New Mexico, 
W82-04517 1510 5B 

GOFMAN, E. 

Loop Equations with Unknown Pipe Character- 
istics, 
W82-02258 1505 3F 

GOGEL, T. 

Preliminary Data from Arbuckle Test Wells, 

Miami, Douglas, Saline, and Labette Counties, 

Kansas, 

W82-04512 1510 7C 

GOGGINS, C. 

Water Resources Appraisal for Hydroelectric 
Licensing; Potomac River Basin; Pennsylvania, 
Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, and District 
of Columbia, 
W82-01760 1503 6D 

GOGISH, L. V. 

Turbulent Two-Dimensional Flow of an Incom- 
pressible Fluid Around Obstacles with Separa- 
tion, 
W82-06621 1512 8B 

GOGUS, M. 

Flow Characteristics Below Floating Covers 

with Application to Ice Jams, 

W82-03011 1507 2C 

Mean Characteristics of Asymmetric Flows: Ap- 
plication to Flow Below Ice Jams, 
W82-02237 1505 2C 

GOHIL, B. S. 

Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Water Content 
from Satellite Microwave Radiometer (SAMIR) 
on Bhaskara, 
W82-04647 1510 7B 

GOICHON, J. 

Reactivity of Halogens with Aqueous Micropol- 

lutants: A Mechanism for the Formation of Tri- 

halomethanes, 

W82-05678 1511 5F 

GOLABI, K. 

Extraction Timing and Economic Incentives for 
Geothermal Reservoir Management, 
W82-01504 1503 4B 

GOLD, R. L. 

Low-Flow Frequency and Flow Duration of 

Tennessee Streams, 

W82-01779 1503 2E 



GOLDBACH, J. C. 

Modeling of Water Supply/Demand in the 
South Platte River Basin, 1970-2020, 
W82-05738 1511 6D 

GOLDBERG, D. E. 

A Model for Simulation of Flow in Singular and 

Interconnected Channels, 

W82-01210 1503 2E 

GOLDEN, H. G. 

Geology and Water Availability of Dallas 

County, Alabama, 

W82-02833 1506 6D 

GOLDFARB, W. 

Three Important Court Decisions, 

W82-04349 1510 6E 



What Is a Point Source, 
W82-04158 

GOLDING, B. L. 

Flood Routing Program, 
W82-03286 



1509 6E 



1507 4A 



GOLDMAN, C. R. 

The Importance of Regenerated Nitrogen to 

Phytoplankton Productivity in a Subalpine 

Lake, 

W82-0O476 1501 2H 

GOLDMAN, J. 

Oxygenation of the Avon River, 

W82-05730 1511 5G 

GOLDROSEN, J. J. 

Water Quality Planning in the Northeast and 
Midwest: The Section 208 Experience, 
W82-05315 1511 6B 

GOLDSCHMIDT, E. E. 

Turnover of Tritiated Water in Calamondin 

Plants, 

W 82-02048 1504 5 A 

GOLDSCHMIDT, Y. 

Internal Rates of Return Derived from the Pay- 
Back Period, 
W82-05542 1511 6B 

GOLDSMITH, F. B. 

Age, Spacing and Growth Rate of Tamarix as an 
Indication of Lake Boundary Fluctuations at 
Sebkhet Kelbia, Tunisia, 
W82-05877 1511 2H 

GOLDSTEIN, F. J. 

Evaluation of a Predictive Ground-Water 
Solute-Transport Model at the Idaho National 
Engineering Laboratory, Idaho, 
W82-06689 1512 5B 

GOLDSTEIN, N. 

Current Policies on Land Application, 
W82-02629 1506 5E 

Ocean Dumping Battle Marches On, 
W82-06490 1512 5E 

GOLDSTEIN, R. A. 

Acid Rain Model: Hydrologic Module, 
W82-06360 1512 5B 

GOLDSTEIN, R. M. 

Fish Abundance and Distribution Near Three 
Heated Effluents to Lake Michigan, 
W82-05383 1511 5C 

Longitudinal Succession in Impact Assessment 

of River System Fish Communities, 

W82-00399 1501 5C 

GOLIBER, P. 

Case Studies on the Migration of Pollutants in 

Ground Water, 

W82-01424 1503 5B 

GOLOMBICK, T. 

Effects of Phenol on Oxygen Consumption in 
The Whelk, Bullia Digitalis (Dillwyn), 
W82-04262 1510 5C 



GOLTERMAN, H. L. 

Ceriometry, A Combined Method for Chemical 

Oxygen Demand and Dissolved Oxygen (With a 

Discussion on the Precision of the Winkler 

Technique), 

W82-02562 1505 5 A 

Phosphate Models, a Gap to Bridge, 
W82-00929 1502 2H 

GOLUBEV, N. K. 

Damming of the Kara-Bogaz-Gol Strait without 

Side Diversion of the Flow, 

W82-05114 1511 8A 

GOMOLKO, L. N. 

Cavitation-Resistant Gunite Coatings for Hy- 
draulic Structures, 
W82-03677 1508 8G 

Concrete for Surfaces of High-Head Spillways, 
W82-05H.0 1511 8F 

GONCHAROVA, J, S. 

Forecasting Changes of Water Resources in 
Large Rivers Following Land Drainage, 
W82-04721 1510 2 A 

GONENG, E. 

Effect of Turbulent Dispersion on the Rate of 

Ammonia Nitrogen in Rivers, 

W82-05418 1511 5B 

GONG, B. 

Seasonal Evaluation of Organics Removal at a 
Conventional Water Treatment Plant, 
W82-02248 1505 5F 

GONSOULIN, F. 

Fate and Effects of a Heavy Fuel Oil Spill on a 

Georgia Salt Marsh, 

W82-02358 1505 5B 

GONZALES- VILLARREAL, F. J. 

A Structural Systems Analysis Approach to De- 
termine Optimum Operating Policies for Irriga- 
tion and Hydropower Generation for Water Re- 
sources, Systems, 
W82-01680 1503 6A 

GONZALEZ, V. J. B. 

A Limnological Investigation of a Tropical 
Fresh-Water Ecosystem: The Belize River, 
Belize, Central America, 
W82-01682 1503 5G 

GOODCHILD, M. F, 

Topologic Model for Drainage Networks with 

Lakes, 

W82-05905 1512 2A 

GOODE, S. R. 

Characterization of an Enzymatic Determination 
of Arsenic(V) Based on Response Surface Meth- 
odology, 
W82-01656 1503 5A 

GOODIN, J. R. 

Effects of Water Quality on Forage Production, 
W82-01002 1502 3C 

GOODISON, B. E. 

Compatibility of Canadian Snowfall and Snow 

Cover Data, 

W82-01466 1503 2C 

GOODMAN, P. 

A Successful Transfer, 

W82-0O3O9 1501 4A 

GOODYEAR, C. P. 

An Empirical Methodology for Estimating En- 
trainment Losses at Power Plants Sited on Estu- 
aries, 
W82-01173 1503 6G 



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PA-79 



GOPAL, B. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GOPAL, B. 

Limnological Study of a Freshwater Reservoir, 

Jamwa Ramgarh (Jaipur). 

W82-05102 1511 2H 

GOPHEN, M. 

Metabolic Activity of Herbivorous Zooplankton 
in Lake Kinneret (Israel) During 1972-1977, 
W82-05074 1511 2H 



COPPERS, V. M. 

Water Quality Study 
Public Water Supplies, 
W82-01795 



Southwest Minnesota 



1503 2K 



GORDON, D. M. 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Nutrition of Clado- 
phora in the Peel-Harvey Estuarine System, 
Western Australia, 
W82-03398 1507 2L 

GORDON, J. A. 

LARM Two-Dimensional Model: An Evalua- 
tion, 
W82-02597 1505 4A 

GORDON, J. D. 

Hydrologic Data for Urban Studies in the 
Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area, 1979, 
W82-00083 1501 1C 

GORDON, J. L. 

Comparison of Isostatic and Hyperstatic Pen- 
stocks at Santa Isabel, Bolivia, 
W82-05561 1511 8A 

The Expansion of Two Bolivian Plants, 
W82-05598 1511 8A 

GORDON, M. 

Mytilus Californianus as a Bioindicator of Trace 
Metal Pollution: Variability and Statistical Con- 
siderations, 
W82-04776 1511 5 A 

GORDON, M. S. 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewater-IV. Conclusions, Design and 
Operational Considerations for Artificial Food 
Chains, 
W82-04369 1510 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters-I. Nutrient Uptake and Release 
by Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-04371 1510 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters--II. Biological Productivity of 
Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-04197 1509 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters-III. Uptake of Dissolved 
Heavy Metals by Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-O4370 1510 5D 

GORDON, W. 

Pump Installations for reverse Osmosis Systems, 
W82-05882 l 5 n 8C 

GORE, J. A. 

Predictive Models of Benthic Macroinvertebrate 
Density for Use in Instream Flow Studies and 
Regulated Flow Management, 
W82-05194 1511 8 t 

Two Techniques for Locating and Sampling 

Brown Trout Microhabitat Under Complete Ice 

Cover, 

W82-06703 1512 7B 

GORKI. KK, S. M. 

Numerical Management Models of Ground- 
water Pollution, 
W82-042II 1509 5B 



Optimal Dynamic Management of Groundwater 

Pollutant Sources, 

W82-05345 1511 5G 

Optimal Location and Management of Waste 

Disposal Facilities Affecting Ground Water 

Quality, 

W82-05740 1511 5G 

GORETTI, G. 

Concentration and Isolation of Organic Acids on 

Graphitized Carbon Black, 

W82-04038 1509 5 A 

GORGENS, A. H. M. 

An Analysis of Medium and Long Duration 
Extreme Rainfalls in the Southern Cape Coastal 
Lakes Region for the Purposes of Flood Hydro- 
graph Generation, 
W82-05899 1511 2A 

Storm Runoff Analyses on Three Semi-Arid 
Catchments, 

W82-04339 1510 2 A 

Synthesis of Streamflow Information Relating to 
the Semi-Arid Karoo Biome of South Africa, 
W82-06835 1512 4A 

GORHAM, E. 

The Patterned Mires of the Red Lake Peatland, 
Northern Minnesota: Vegetation, Water Chemis- 
try, and Landforms, 
W82-02300 1505 2H 

GORITSKII, A. B. 

Removal of Oil Pollutants from Water Bodies by 

Means of Hydrophobic Sorbents, 

W82-03371 1507 5G 

GORMAN, M. E. 

Effectiveness of Dupont Typar Sheeting in Con- 
trolling Macrophyte Regrowth After Over- 
winter Drawdown, 
W82-04246 1509 5G 

GORMAN, W. A. 

A Hydrogeochemical Study of Contaminant At- 
tenuation and Remobilization in the Big Swamp 
Overburden Near Picton, Ontario, 
W82-03945 1509 5B 

GORNSHTEIN, M. YU. 

Experience with and the Effectiveness of Auto- 
matic Systems for Control of Loading-Hauling 
Operations During Construction of the Dam for 
Nurek Hydroelectric Plant, 
W82-02948 1506 8 A 

GOROBETS, L. V. 

Effect of the Liming of Intensively Exploited 
Ponds on Phytoplankton Development, 
W82-01923 1504 2H 

GORONSKY, M. C. 

Intermittent Biological Waste Treatment 

Systems-Process Considerations, 

W82-03141 1507 5D 

GORONSZY, M. C. 

Nitrogen Removal in Continuous-Flow Sequen- 
tially Aereated Activated Sludge Systems, 
W82-05950 1512 5D 

GOSH, S. 

Anaerobic Processes, 

W82-01245 1503 5D 

GOSINK, J. P. 

Thermal Front Formation from Buoyant Sur- 
face Jets, 
W82-05004 1511 5C 

GOSLING, L. M. 

Acidity Fluctuations at a Broadland Site in Nor- 
folk, 
W82-0O656 1502 2K 

GOSS, D. W. 

Management of Recharge Basins on the South- 
ern High Plains, 
W82-00938 1502 4B 



GOSS, J. 
Low Turbidity Water from Fast Processes, 
W82-O0946 1502 'I 

GOSSETT, J. M. 

Effect of Chemical Coagulation on Anaerobic 

Digestibility of Organic Materials, 

W82-06039 1512 5D 

GOSSOM, W. J. 

Designing Wastewater Treatment Systems to 

Save Energy, 

W82-04906 1511 5D 

GOSTIN, V. A. 

The Significance of the Submarine Geology of 
Upper Spencer Gulf, South Australia, to Envi- 
ronmental Decision-Making, 
W82-00314 1501 2L 

GOSZ, J. R. 

Nutrient and Heavy Metal Transport Capabili- 
ties of Sediment in the Southwestern United 
States, 
W82-04437 1510 2J 

Nutrient Budget Studies for Forests Along an 
Elevational Gradient in New Mexico, 
W82-01036 1502 2K 

GOTHAM, I. J. 

The Effect of Environmental Factors on Phyto- 
plankton Growth: Light and the Interactions of 
Light with Nitrate Limitation, 
W82-02331 1505 2H 

The Effect of Environmental Factors on Phyto- 
plankton Growth: Temperature and the Interac- 
tions of Temperature with Nutrient Limitation, 
W82-02221 1505 2H 

GOTO, K. 

Evaluation of the Resident Mass of Sludge in 

Final Sedimentation Tanks for Waste Sludge 

Control, 

W82-04015 1509 5D 

GOTO, S. 

Periodic Operation for Desalination with Ther- 
mally Regenerable Ion-Exchange Resin. Dy- 
namic Studies, 
W82-01341 1503 3 A 

GOTTLIEB, L. 

Development and Applications of a Runoff 
Model for Snowcovered and Glacierized Basins, 
W82-01885 1504 2C 

GOTTSCHING, L. 

New Developments in Papermaking in Western 

Europe, 

W82-02947 1506 5D 



GOULD, J. P. 

Disinfection, 
W82-01250 



1503 5D 



The Kinetics of Hexavalent Chromium Reduc- 
tion by Metallic Iron, 
W82-06771 1512 5D 

GOULD, M. S. 

Effect of Temperature on Heavy Metal Binding 
by Anaerobically Digested Sludges, 
W82-06270 1512 5D 

A Water Quality Assessment of Development in 

the Senegal River Basin, 

W82-01740 1503 6G 

GOULDER, R. 

Seasonal Variation in Heterotrophic Activity 
and Population Density of Planktonic Bacteria 
in a Clean River, 
W82-03405 1508 7B 



PA 80 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GRAY, A. V. 



GOVE, G. W. 

Management System for Control of Process 
Losses and Spills in the Kraft Pulping Industry, 
W82-04846 1511 5D 

Pulp and Paper Industry Effluent Management, 
W82-01260 1503 5D 

GOWDA, N. M. MADE 

Chloramine-T as A Potential Scrubbing Agent: 
Removal of Odorous Sulfur-Containing Envi- 
ronmental Pollutants, 
W82-00871 1502 5D 

GOYAL, S. K. 

Analysis of Pumping Test Data Using Mar- 

quardt Algorithm, 

W82-02721 1506 2F 

GOYAL, S. M. 

Concentration of Coliphages from Large Vol- 
umes of Water and Wastewater, 

W82-00247 1501 5 A 

Movement of Endotoxin Through Soil Columns, 
W82-00586 1502 5B 

Occurrence of Endotoxins in Groundwater 
During the Land Application of Wastewater, 
W82-05810 1511 5B 

Relationships Between Environmental Factors, 
Bacterial Indicators, and the Occurrence of En- 
teric Viruses in Estuarine Sediments, 
W82-O0574 1502 5 A 

GOZLAN, G. 

The Manifestation of Dehydration Avoidance in 

Wheat Breeding Germplasm, 

W82-00958 1502 21 

GRABOW, N. A. 

Relationship of the Raw Water Quality to Muta- 
gens Detectable by the Ames Salmonella/Micro- 
some Assay in a Drinking-Water Supply, 
W82-01493 1503 5 A 

GRABOW, W. O. K. 

Ames Salmonella Mutagenicity Assays on 
Water: Dichloromethane Extracts Versus Prepa- 
ration of Growth Media with Test Samples, 
W82-06548 1512 5 A 

Comparison of Liquid-Liquid Extraction and 

Resin Adsorption for Concentrating Mutagens 

in Ames Salmonella/Microsome Assays on 

Water, 

W82-01812 1504 5 A 

Evaluation of Standard and Modified M-FC, 
Macconkey, and Teepol Media for Membrane 
Filtration Counting of Fecal Coliforms in Water, 
W82-00644 1502 5 A 

Relationship of the Raw Water Quality to Muta- 
gens Detectable by the Ames Salmonella/Micro- 
some Assay in a Drinking-Water Supply, 
W82-01493 1503 5A 

GRACE, M. G. 

United States V. Ward: FWPCA Civil Penalty 

Prosecution, Not a Criminal Case for the Fifth 

Amendment, 

W82-06181 1512 6E 

GRACZYK, D. 

Determination of Cadmium in Lake Michigan by 

Mass Spectrometric Isotope Dilution Analysis or 

Atomic Absorption Spectrometry Following 

Electrodeposition, 

W82-05040 1511 5 A 

GRADY JR, C. P. L. 

Prediction of the Fate of Organic Compounds in 
Biological Wastewater Treatment Systems, 
W82-03133 1507 5D 



GRAETZ, D. A. 

Nitrate Reduction in an Organic Soil-Water 

System, 

W82-01129 1503 5B 

Water Treatment by Aquatic Ecosystem: Nutri- 
ent Removal Reservoirs and Flooded Fields, 
W82-06078 1512 5D 

GRAF, D. L. 

Geochemical Inputs for Hydrological Models of 
Deep-Lying Sedimentary Units: Loss of Mineral 
Hydration Water, 
W82-03796 1509 2F 

GRAF, W. H. 

Settling Velocity of Spherical Particles in Calm 

Water, 

W82-02958 1506 IB 

GRAF, W. L. 

Channel Instability in a Braided, Sand Bed 

River, 

W82-01316 1503 2J 

GRAHAM, B. W. 

Experimental Studies on the Effect of Arsenic 
on Microbial Degradation of Organic Matter 
and Algal Growth, 
W82-00237 1501 2H 

GRAHAM, D. S. 

Environmental Regulation and Constraints 

Upon Small Hydro Development in California, 

U.S.A., 

W82-03614 1508 6E 



GRAHAM, M. J. 

Detroit-Style CSO Studies, 
W82-06247 



1512 5G 



GRAESER, H. J. 

Conservation Ethics for the 1980's, 
W82-05009 



1511 3D 



GRAHAM, M. S. 

Toxicity of Environmental Acid to the Rainbow 
Trout: Interactions of Water Hardness, Acid 
Type, and Exercise, 
W82-02631 1506 5C 

GRAMANN, J. H. 

Comparing Two Measures of Water Based Rec- 
reation Participation, 
W82-05733 1511 6D 

GRANAT, M. A. 

Perpetual Shoals at the Entrance to Chesapeake 
Bay: Flow-Substrate Interactions and Mutually 
Evasive Net Currents, 
W82-00149 1501 2L 

GRANDELL, J. 

A Numerical Comparison Between Lagrangian 

and Eulerian Rainfall Statistics, 

W82-00803 1502 2B 

GRANDT, A. F. 

Limestone-Lime Treatment of Acid Mine Drain- 
age - Full Scale, 
W82-00377 1501 5D 

GRANGE, G. H. 

Environmental Planning for Coal Strip Mining, 
W82-00214 1501 5G 

GRANGER, H. C. 

Ground- Water Flow and Uranium in Colorado 

Plateau, 

W82-00282 1501 2F 

GRANLUND, C. P. 

On the Presence of Iron(II) in Oxygenated Sur- 
face Waters: Analytical Implications, 
W82-06271 1512 5A 

GRANLUND, J. G. 

On the Presence of Iron(II) in Oxygenated Sur- 
face Waters: Analytical Implications, 
W82-06271 1512 5A 

GRANT, D. L. 

The 1977 Drought in Idaho: Economic Impacts 
and the Responses of Irrigators and Water De- 
livery Organizations. 
W82-04959 1511 3F 



Reasonable Groundwater Pumping Levels 
Under the Appropriation Doctrine: The Law 
and Underlying Economic Goals, 
W82-02503 1505 6E 

GRANT, D. M. 

Right Place, Time and Technique: Right 

Sample, 

W82-06642 1512 5A 

GRANT, I. J. 

Effects of Tropical Cyclone Wally in Southeast 

Viti Levu, Fiji, Easter 1980, 

W82-00670 1502 2 A 

GRANT, M. A. 

Effect of Cold Water Entry into a Liquid-Domi- 
nated Two-Phase Geothermal Reservoir, 
W82-02314 1505 2F 

A Problem Posed by Vapour-Dominated Geo- 
thermal Systems, 
W82-03200 1507 1A 

GRANTHAM, D. 

Factors Affecting Coliform Bacteria Growth in 

Distribution systems, 

W82-04792 1511 5F 

GRANTZ, A. 

Tectonic State: Its Significance and Character- 
ization in the Assessment of Seismic Effects As- 
sociated with Reservoir Impounding, 
W82-01951 1504 8E 

GRASTY, R. L. 

Direct Snow-Water Equivalent Measurements 
by Air-Borne Gamma-Ray Spectrometry, 
W82-05643 1511 2C 

GRATZ, J. 

Prediction of RBC Performance for Nitrifica- 
tion, 
W82-04043 1509 5D 

GRAU, P. 

Control of Activated Sludge Filamentous Bulk- 
ing-IV. Effect of Sludge Regeneration, 
W82-05491 1511 5D 

GRAUPMANN, R. W. 

Start-Up and Operating Experience with Com- 
puterized Control System in a 1.3 CU M/S (30 
MGD) Wastewater Treatment Plant, 
W82-04047 1509 5D 

GRAVELAND, A. 

Considerations on Organic Matter in Drinking 

Water Treatment, 

W82-04374 1510 5F 



GRAVELAND, I. A. 

Water Softening by Crystallization, 
W82-03750 



1508 5F 



GRAVES, J. B. 

Permethrin Concentration on Cotton Plants, 
Persistence in Soil, and Loss in Runoff, 
W82-02322 1505 5B 

GRAVES, W. C. 

The Interaction of Treated Bleached Kraft Mill 

Effluent and Dissolved Oxygen Concentration 

on the Survival of the Developmental Stages of 

the Sheepshead Minnow (Cyprinodon Variega- 

tus), 

W82-01494 1503 5C 

GRAY, A. V. 

Phosphorus Reduction Studies, 
W82-03426 






Phosphorus Reduction Studies, 
W82-05408 



1508 5D 



1511 5D 



PA-81 



GRAY, D. D. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GRAY, D. D. 

Antecedent Moisture Condition Probabilities, 
W82-06451 1512 2A 

GRAY, M. J. 

Manganese Dioxide as an Adsorbant for Heavy 

Metals, 

W82-0O775 1502 5F 

GRAY, N. F. 

Simple Retention Time Analysis in Trickling 

Filters Using Conductivity, 

W82-01876 1504 5D 

GREBENEVICH, E. V. 

Tertiary Wastewater Treatment to Remove Ni- 
trogen Compounds in Aerated Oxidation Ponds, 
W82-03587 1508 5D 

GREBENNIKOV, V. T. 

Methods of Restoring the Delivery of Drainage 
Wells, 

W82-02385 1505 4A 



GREELEY, D. S. 

Leak Location Enters Computer Age, 
W82-06018 1512 



7A 



GREEMAN, T. K. 

Lineaments and Fracture Traces, Jennings 
County and Jefferson Proving Ground, Indiana, 
W82-06675 1512 2F 

GREEN, A. 

Variations in Trace Metal Content of the Mussel 
Choromytilus Meridionalis (Kr.) with Season 
and Sex, 
W82-01969 1504 5A 

GREEN, D. D. 

Water Utility Costs and Rate Design for Fire 

Protection Services, 

W82-06275 1512 6C 

GREEN, G. 

Behavior of DDT, Kepone, and Permethrin in 
Sediment-Water Systems Under Different Oxi- 
dation-Reduction and PH Conditions, 
W82-00382 1501 5B 

GREEN, G. C. 

Field Test of an Irrigation Scheduling Computer 

Model, 

W82-00184 1501 3F 

GREEN, J. C. 

A Water Rights Strategy for Mining Operations 

in the Western US, 

W82-01587 1503 6E 

GREEN, M. 

Chemical and Biochemical Oxygen Demand as 
Indicators of Biodegradable Substrate Concen- 
tration, 
W82-05466 1511 5D 

Step Fed Plug Flow Reactor for Biological 
Wastewater Treatment Versus Continuous Flow 
Stirred Tank Reactor (CFSTR), 
W82-01618 1503 5D 

GREEN, R. E. 

Simple In Situ Determination of Hydraulic Con- 
ductivity by Power Function Descriptions of 
Drainage, 
W82-01666 1503 2G 

GREEN, S. L. 

Water-Resources Investigations of the U.S. Geo- 
logical Survey in Wyoming, Fiscal Year 1980, 
W82-O0O87 1501 7C 

GREEN, T. 

Field Observations of Fronts and High-Frequen- 

cy Temperature Fluctuations in a Thermal 

Plume, 

W82-03595 1508 5B 

GREENBERG, H. B. 

Waterborne Gastroenteritis Due to The Nor- 
walk Agent: Clinical and Epidemiologic Investi- 
gation, 
W82-03898 1509 5C 



GREENBERG, M. 

Empirical Test of the Association Between 
Gross Contamination of Wells with Toxic Sub- 
stances and Surrounding Land Use, 
W82-05143 1511 5B 

GREENBERG, M. R. 

Planning with Great Uncertainty: A Review and 
Case Study of the Safe Drinking Water Contro- 
versy, 
W82-01606 1503 5A 

GREENE, D. J. 

An Alternative Wastewater Disinfectant, 
W82-00950 1502 5D 

GREENE, G. M. 

Simulation of Ice-Cover Growth and Thermal 
Decay on the Upper St. Lawrence River. 
W82-03822 1509 2C 

GREENE, L. A. 

The Impact of Eutrophication on Water Treat- 
ment and Supplies in the Anglian Water Author- 
ity, 
W82-03866 1509 5C 

Removal of Nitrate from Public Water Supply 

Abstractions, 

W82-00774 1502 5F 

GREENE, M. C. 

Forage Production Utilizing Cheese Plant Efflu- 
ent Under High-Altitude Conditions, 
W82-05265 1511 3C 

GREENE, S. 

Effect of Microcrustaceans on Blue-Green 

Algae in Flooded Soil, 

W82-00146 1501 6G 

Formation of N-Nitrosodimethylamine During 
Treatment of Municipal Waste Water by Simu- 
lated Land Application, 
W82-01343 1503 5D 

GREENFIELD, J. H. 

Factors Influencing Biological Nitrification of 

Steel Industry Wastewaters, » 

W82-03134 1507 5D 

GREENHALGH, R. 

Hydrolysis of Fenitrothion in Model and Natu- 
ral Aquatic Systems, 
W82-00157 1501 5B 

GREENLEE, J. K. 

Lake Deoxygenation After Herbicide Use: A 

Simulation Model Analysis, 

W82-03113 1507 5C 

GREENWOOD, E. A. N. 

Evaporation from Vegetation in Landscapes De- 
veloping Secondary Salinity Using the Ventilat- 
ed Chamber Technique, III. Evaporation from a 
Pinus Radiata Tree and the Surrounding Pasture 
in an Agroforestry Plantation, 
W82-03213 1507 2D 

GREENWOOD, P. J. 

Preliminary Pollution Surveys Around the 
South-Western Cape Coast. Part 4: Salt River 
Mouth, Table Bay, 
W82-03367 1507 5B 

GREER, J. D. 

Effect of Slope Length on Erosion from Low 

Slopes, 

W82-00896 1502 2J 

Recording Raingage Modifications, 

W82-05665 1511 7B 

GREER, W. T. 

Design and Construction of Shieldhall Sewage- 
Treatment Works, Glasgow, 
W82-01385 1503 5D 

Disposal of Sewage Sludge to Sea-Engineering 

Aspects, 

W82-06286 1512 5E 



GREESON, P. E. 

An Annotated Key to the Identification of Com- 
monly Occurring and Dominant Genera of 
Algae Observed in the Phytoplankton of the 
United States, 
W82-04524 1510 5C 



Infectious Waterborne Diseases, 
W82-01784 



1503 5A 



GREEY, G. W. 

Summary; Lower Colorado River Recreation 

Research, 1974-1980, 

W82-02976 1506 6B 

GREGERSEN, H. M. 

Economic Evaluation of Watershed Projects-- 
An Overview Methodology and Application, 
W82-05735 1511 6B 

GREGORY, J. M. 

The Evaluation of a Leaf-Water Potential Func- 
tion for Corn, 
W82-02226 1505 21 

GREGORY, R. W. 

Relation Between Trophic Position and Mer- 
cury Accumulation Among Fishes from the 
Tongue River Reservoir, Montana, 
W82-01041 1502 5A 

GREIF, R. 

Heat Transfer in a Rotating Disk Evaporator, 
W82-06112 1512 3A 

Some Basic Observations on Heat Transfer and 
Evaporation in the Horizontal Flash Evapora- 
tor, 
W82-06113 1512 3A 

GREIS, N. P. 
Regional Flood Frequency Estimation and Net- 
work Design, 
W82-01294 1503 2E 

GREMINGER, D. C. 

Solvent Extraction of Phenols, 

W82-00438 1501 5D 

GRENNEY, W. J. 

Salt Uptake in Natural Channels Traversing 
Mancos Shales in the Price Basin, Utah, 
W82-06093 1512 2E 

GRESHAM, C. A. 

Rice Fields of South Carolina: A Resource In- 
ventory and Management Policy Evaluation, 
W82-06072 1512 6B 

GREVE, P. A. 

Methyl Bromide and Bromide-Ion in Drainage 
Water After Leaching of Glasshouse Soils, 
W82-01492 1503 5B 

GRIEVE, I. C. 

The Use of Specific Conductance in Studies of 

Natural Waters and Soil Solutions, 

W82-01646 1503 7 A 

GRIFFIN, A. H. 

An Economic and Institutional Assessment of 
the Water Problem Facing the Tucson Basin, 
W82-01698 1503 6B 

The Economic Effects of Changes in Water Use 

in the Tucson Basin, Arizona, 

W82-04156 1509 6E 

GRIFFIN, J. S. 

The Inference of Gate Convective Rainfall from 

SMS-1 Imagery, 

W82-01519 1503 7B 



PA 82 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GROSSE, R. N. 



GRIFFIN, R. A. 

Acute Toxicity of Leachates from Coal Gasifica- 
tion and Liquefaction Solid Wastes to the Fath- 
ead Minnow, Pimephales Promelas, 
W82-01108 1503 5C 

Adsorption of PCBs by Cellulose Fiber Filter- 
aids and Carbonaceous Adsorbents Used for 
Water Treatment, 
W82-03937 1509 5F 

Procedures for the Collection of Representative 
Water Quality Data from Monitoring Wells, 
W82-05051 1511 7B 

GRIFFIN, R. C. 

Irrigated Agriculture and Nitrate Pollution of 
Rural Water Supplies: Economics for Policy in 
Central Wisconsin, 
W82-03512 1508 5G 

GRIFFINI, O. 

Effect of Ozonation and Chlorination on the 
Mutagenic Potential of Drinking Water, 
W82-00649 1502 5 A 

GRIFFITH, C. 

Geographic Information Systems and Environ- 
mental Impact Assessment, 
W82-00338 1501 7C 

GRIFFITH, C. G. 

The Inference of Gate Convective Rainfall from 

SMS-1 Imagery, 

W82-01519 1503 7B 

Satellite Rain Estimation in the U.S. High 

Plains, 

W82-00808 1502 2B 

GRIFFITH, F. P. JR. 

Policing Demand Through Pricing, 

W82-06352 1512 6D 

GRIFFITH, M. J. 

Carbon-Dioxide Neutralization of an Alkaline 

Effluent, 

W82-05973 1512 5D 

GRIFFITHS, D. J. 

Studies of the Hydrobiology of a Tropical Lake 

in Northwestern Queensland. II. Seasonal 

Changes in Thermal and Dissolved Oxygen 

Characteristics, 

W82-03218 1507 2H 

GRIFFITHS, G. A. 

Flow Resistance in Coarse Gravel Bed Rivers, 
W82-02879 1506 2J 

Some Suspended Sediment Yields from South 

Island Catchments, New Zealand, 

W82-03411 1508 2J 

Stable-Channel Design in Gravel-Bed Rivers, 
W82-04865 1511 2E 

GRIFFITHS, I. W. 

Sulphide Control in Rising Mains, 

W82-05465 1511 5D 

GRIFFITHS, J. F. 

Variations in Precipitation Parameters Between 
Drought and Non-Drought Periods in Texas and 
Some Implications for Cloud Seeding, 
W82-01006 1502 2B 

GRIGG, N. S. 

Demand Signals for Urban Drainage and Flood 

Control Projects, 

W82-04737 1510 6A 

Urgent Problems in the Transfer of Water Re- 
sources Knowledge, 
W82-03802 1509 7C 

Water Quality Management in River Basins: US 

National Experience, 

W82-O08O0 1502 6E 



GRIGOR'EV, V. M. 

Calculation of Complete Interception of 
Groundwater Flow to 'Fully Penetrating' Exca- 
vations, 
W82-04902 1511 8C 

GRIGORASH, V. A. 

On the Dynamics of Feeding of Young Fish 
from Mozhaysk Reservoir in Various Years, 
W82-02434 1505 2H 

GRIMES, D. J. 

Survival of Escherichia Coli in Lake Bottom 

Sediment, 

W82-06741 1512 5B 

GRIMESTAD, G. 

Inverse Solutions of the Theis Equation Deter- 
mined with Programmable Calculators. II. De- 
termination of Aquifer Hydraulic Constants 
from Numerical Test Data, 
W82-03481 1508 2F 

GRIMM, N. G. 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Dynamics in Hot 
Desert Streams of Southwestern U.S.A., 
W82-04930 1511 2K 

GRIMME, H. 

A Field Study with Nitrogen- 15 of Soil and 
Fertilizer Nitrate Uptake and of Water With- 
drawal by Spring Wheat, 
W82-03410 1508 21 

GRINGARTEN, A. C. 

Sensible Energy Storage in Aquifers. 1. Theo- 
retical Study, 
W82-06059 1512 4B 

Sensible Energy Storage in Aquifers. 2. Field 

Experiments and Comparison with Theoretical 

Results, 

W82-06058 1512 4B 

GRISAK, G. E. 

An Analytical Solution for Solute Transport 
Through Fractured Media with Matrix Diffu- 
sion, 
W82-01179 1503 2F 

Scale-Dependent Dispersion in a Stratified 

Granular Aquifer, 

W82-01986 1504 2F 

GRISSINGER, E. H. 

Erodibility of Streambank Materials of Low Co- 
hesion, 
W82-00136 1501 2J 



Gully Erosion, 
W82-01407 



1503 2J 



GRITSCHKE, M. 

Method and Apparatus for Supplying Dissolved 

Chemicals into Water, 

W82-02625 1506 5F 

GRIZZARD, T. 

Hydraulic Properties of Fullerton Cherty Silt 

Loam, 

W82-01561 1503 2G 

GRIZZARD, T. J. 

Algae as Sources of Trihalomethane Precursors, 
W82-04149 1509 5B 

The Development of Water Quality Manage- 
ment Plans Using Data from Automatic Storm- 
water Monitoring Networks, 
W82-03069 1507 5G 

GRIZZLE, J. M. 

Effects of Hypolimnetic Discharge on Fish 

Health Below a Reservoir, 

W82-00805 1502 5C 

GROBLER, D. 

Light Penetration and the Interrelationships Be- 
tween Optical Parameters in a Turbid Subtropi- 
cal Impoundment, 
W82-00667 1502 2H 



GROBLER, D. C. 

An Evaluation of the Sedigraph as a Standard 
Method of Sediment Particle Size Analysis, 
W82-03437 1508 7B 

Sediments as a Source of Phosphate: A Study of 

38 Impoundments, 

W82-00653 1502 2H 

GRODY, N. C. 

Atmospheric Water Content Over the Tropical 
Pacific Derived from the Nimbus-6 Scanning 
Microwave Spectrometer, 
W82-01004 1502 7B 

GRODZINSKA, K. 

Snow Contamination by Heavy Metals and Sul- 
phur in Cracow Agglomeration (Southern 
Poland), 
W82-05783 1511 5B 

GROENEWEG, J. 

Mass Production of Freshwater Rotifers on 
Liquid Wastes I. The Influence of Some Envi- 
ronmental Factors on Population Growth of 
Brachionus Rubens Ehrenberg 1838, 
W82-03114 1507 5D 

Mass Production of Freshwater Rotifiers on 
Liquid Wastes II. Mass Production of Bra- 
chionus Rubens Ehrenberg 1838 in the Effluent 
of High-Rate Algal Ponds Used for the Treat- 
ment of Piggery Waste, 
W82-03884 1509 3C 

GROENEWOLD, G. H. 

Hydraulic Properties of Coal and Related Mate- 
rials, Northern Great Plains, 
W82-00278 1501 2F 

GROENEWOLD, J. C. 

Comparison of BOD Relationships for Typical 

Edible and Petroleum Oils. 

W82-06458 1512 5D 



Dairy Wastes, 
W82-01258 

Dairy Wastes, 
W82-06921 



1503 5D 



1512 5D 



GROHMANN, A. 

Flocculation in Pipes for Water Pollution Con- 
trol and Phosphorus Removal Purposes (Uber 
die Anwendung der Flockenbildung in Rohren 
zur Wasserreinhaltung und Phosphatelimina- 
tion), 
W82-04615 1510 5F 

New Flocculation Units with High Efficiency, 
W82-04840 1511 5D 

GROLIER, M. J. 

A Qualitative Appraisal of the Hydrology of the 
Yemen Arab Republic from Landsat Images, 
W82-00022 1501 7B 

GROSCH, C. E. 

Sediment Transport and Shoaling in Estuarine 

and Other Shallow-Water Areas, 

W82-04753 1511 2L 

GROSCHEN, G. E. 

Limnological and Geochemical Survey of Wil- 
liams Lake, Hubbard County, Minnesota, 
W82-02471 1505 2H 

GROSS, D. L. 

Organochlorine Insecticides and PCB in Surfi- 
cial Sediments of Lake Michigan (1975), 
W82-01190 1503 5A 

GROSSE, R. N. 

Effect of Investments in Water Supply and Sani- 
tation on Health Status: A Threshold-Saturation 
Theory, 
W82-01331 1503 6B 






Hllll! 



\V BO 



m&mM 



PA-83 



GROTERUD, O. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



GROTERUD, O. 

Discharge Measurements by a New-Formed 
Relative Salt-Dilution Method in Small Turbu- 
lent Streams, 
W82-01891 1504 7B 

GROVER, B. 

Investigating Whether a Large Hydro Develop- 
ment Can Be Environmentally Compatible: The 
Slave River Hydro Feasibility Study, 
W82-03615 1508 6A 

GROVER, K. 

Good Looks, Low Maintenance Guide Water 

Tank Choice, 

W82-00868 1502 5 A 

GROVER, R. 

A Comparison of Chemical and Cultural Con- 
trol of Weeds in Irrigation Ditchbanks, 
W82-01120 1503 4A 

GRUBER, A. 

Atmospheric Water Content Over the Tropical 
Pacific Derived from the Nimbus-6 Scanning 
Microwave Spectrometer, 
W82-01004 1502 7B 

GRUBER, D. 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume IV. 
Characteristics of Highway Runoff from Operat- 
ing Highways. Research Report, 
W82-04637 1510 5B 

Data Acquisition and Evaluation in Biological 

Monitoring Systems, 

W82-04944 1511 5 A 

Industrial Effluent Monitoring Incorporating a 
Recent Automated Fish Biomonitoring System, 
W82-00530 1502 5A 

GRUBER, H. 

Peace River Site C Project: Environmental 
Studies; Development of a Mitigation and Com- 
pensation Program; and Project Licensing, 
W82-03618 1508 6G 

GRUBER, P. 

Experiences with a Pilot Scale Research Plant 

for Phosphate Removal from Wastewater with 

Activated Alumina (Erfahrungen mit Einer 

Halbtechmschen Versuchsanlage zur Abtren- 

nung von Phosphat Aus Abwasser mit Aktivton- 

erde), 

W82-04280 1510 5D 

GRUDININ, M. P. 

Effect of N-Benzoquinone and of Some Poly- 
phenols on the Membrane Potential of Nitella 
Sp. Measured by the Open-Vacuole Method, 
W82-02626 1506 5C 

GRUENFELD, M. 

Rapid Methods of Chemical Analysis Used in 
Emergency Response Mobile Laboratory Activ- 
ities, 
W82-01431 1503 5A 

GRUNDLER, H. C. 

Ecological Studies and Mathematical Modeling 
of Cladophora in Lake Huron: I. Program De- 
scription and Field Monitoring of Growth Dy- 
namics, 
W82-06939 1512 5C 

GRUMNGER, R. M. 

Chemical Coagulation of Surface Water, 
W82-02623 1506 5F 

GKUNWALD, G. K. 

Snow Barrier Potential for Harvesting Moisture 
in Transects Across Chinook Areas in Montana- 
Summary Report, 
W82-02539 1505 2C 

GRUSHKO, YA. M. 

Toxicant Accumulation in Hydrobiont Tissues 

Following Effluent Discharge, 

W82-OI919 1504 5C 



GRUTSCH, J. F. 

The Alpha-Beta-Gamma's of Wastewater Treat- 
ment, 
W82-00275 1501 5D 

Maximizing Effluent Quality from a Municipal 
Activated Sludge Plant Concurrent with a 
Major Reduction in Process Energy Require- 
ments, 
W82-03874 1509 5D 

GSCHWEND, P. M. 

Fluxes of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons to 
Marine and Lacustrine Sediments in the North- 
eastern United States, 
W82-05138 1511 5B 

GUARD, H. E. 

Methylation of Trimethyltin Compounds by Es- 

tuarine Sediments, 

W82-00801 1502 5B 

GUARINO, C. F. 

Ocean Disposal Legislation in the United States, 
W82-06597 1512 5E 

Treatment Plant Features Ultraviolet Disinfec- 
tion, 
W82-02644 1506 5D 

GUARISO, G. 

Nile Water for Sinai: Framework for Analysis, 
W82-04203 1509 6A 

Supply-Demand Coordination in Water Re- 
sources Management, 
W82-01299 1503 6C 

GUDE, H. 

Occurrence of Cytophagas in Sewage Plants, 
W82-00682 1502 5 A 

GUEDES, Q. M. 

Relaxation in Concrete, 

W82-05511 1511 8F 

GUENTZEL, M. N. 

Enumeration of Potentially Pathogenic Bacteria 
from Sewage Sludges, * 

W82-00221 1501 5 A 

GUERRERA, A. A. 

Grounding of Electric Circuits to Water Serv- 
ices: One Utility's Experience, 
W82-06281 1512 5F 

GUERRERO-RUIZ, A. 

Effect of Carbon-Oxygen and Carbon-Sulfur 
Surface Complexes on the Adsorption of Mercu- 
ric Chloride in Aqueous Solutions by Activated 
Carbons, 
W82-06788 1512 5D 

GUEVREMONT, R. 

Organic Matrix Modifiers for Direct Graphite 
Furnace Atomic Absorption Determination of 
Cadmium in Seawater, 
W82-01085 1502 5A 

GUILBAULT, G. G. 

Bioprobes for the Monitoring of Toxic Com- 
pounds and Hazardous Materials in Water, 
W82-05161 1511 5A 

Determination of Nanogram Quantities of Mer- 
cury in Water with a Gold-Plated Piezoelectric 
Crystal Detector, 
W82-015O9 1503 5 A 

GUITAR, J. 

Effects of Decreased Watering on Crop Yields, 
W82-04411 1510 21 

GUITRON, A. 

Hydroelectrical Model for Optimal Operation of 

a Single Multipurpose Reservoir, 

W82-01329 1503 6A 

GUJER, W. 

Transfer of Volatile Substances from Water to 

the Atmosphere, 

W82-02902 1506 IB 



GULARTE, R. C. 

Erosion Resistance of Cohesive Soils, 
W82-02676 1506 2J 

GULLIVER, J. 

Water Temperature Dynamics in Experimental 
Field Channels: Analysis and Modeling, 
W82-03025 1507 1A 

GULLIVER, J. S. 

Unsteady One-Dimensional Settling of Suspend- 
ed Sediment, 
W82-01463 1503 2J 

GULVAS, J. A. 

Power Plant Water Intake Assessment, 
W82-O0216 1501 6G 

GUMBS, F. 

Agriculture in the Wider Caribbean, 
W82-03778 1509 6D 

GUMMER, J. H. 

Turbines for Itaipu, 

W82-04955 1511 8C 

GUMMER, W. D. 

Seasonal Variation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus 

Species in the Red River, 

W82-06573 1512 5B 

GUNN, M. J. 

Application of the Southwell Plot Method to the 
Inspection and Testing of Buried Flexible Pipes, 
W82-04649 1510 8 A 

GUNNEBERG, F. 

Automatic Collection and Transmission of Data 
for the Federal Waterway Authority. 
W82-04596 1510 7A 

GUNNER, H. B. 

Ecological Characteristics of the Rhizosphere 
Microflora of Myriophyllum Heterophyllum, 
W82-01796 1503 4A 

GUNTHNER, W. 

The BASF Toximeter - A Helpful Instrument to 
Control and Monitor Biological Waste Water 
Treatment Plants, 
W82-04050 1509 5 A 

GUO, C-Y. 

Waves Generated by River and Wind on the 

Illinois and Mississippi Rivers, 

W82-06163 1512 2J 

GUPTA, A. D. 

Saltwater Encroachment in an Aquifer: A Case 

Study, 

W82-06864 1512 2F 

GUPTA, A. K. 

Bioassy Trials with Twenty Three Pesticides to 
a Fresh Water Teleost, Saccobranchus Fossilis, 
W82-06031 1512 5C 

GUPTA, A. S. 

M B Settler: A More Economical Alternative to 

Conventional Settler, 

W82-06446 1512 5F 

GUPTA, G. C. 

Effect of Cations on Copper Adsorption by 

Kaolin, 

W82-00172 1501 2K 

Effect of Kaolin Concentration on Distribution 

Coefficient of Copper, 

W82-00153 1501 5B 

GUPTA, M. K. 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume I, 

State-of-the-Art Report, 

W82-04627 1510 4C 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



HABICHT, M. H. 



Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume II, 

Procedural Manual for Monitoring of Highway 

Runoff, 

W82-04628 1510 5 A 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume III, 
Predictive Procedure for Determining Pollution 
Characteristics in Highway Runoff, 
W82-04629 1510 5B 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume IV, 
Characteristics of Highway Runoff from Operat- 
ing Highways. Research Report, 
W82-04637 1510 5B 

JUPTA, P. K. 

Aspects of Water Pollution in Lake Naini Tal, 

U.P., India, 

W82-02442 1505 5C 

Studies on the Acute Toxicity of Some Heavy 
Metals to an Indian Freshwater Pond Snail Vivi- 
parus Bengalensis L., 
W82-02789 1506 5C 

JUPTA, R. K. 

Water Management of Wheat in Heavy Clay 

Soils of Madhya Pradesh, 

W82-05119 1511 21 

JUPTA, R. P. 

Geotechnical Applications of Landsat Image 
Analysis of Bhakra Dam Reservoir, India, 
W82-05612 1511 7C 

JUPTA, S. 

Mathematical Efficiency Concerns in Water Dis- 
tribution Network Considerations, 
W82-0O339 1501 5F 

JUPTA, S. C. 

Crop Residue Removal and Tillage; Effects on 
Soil Erosion and Nutrient Loss in the Corn Belt, 
W82-01770 1503 2J 

JUPTA, S. K. 

An Approach to Determining Pathways and 
Residence Time of Groundwaters: Dual Radio- 
tracer Dating, 
W82-01348 1503 2F 

JUPTA, V. K. 

Advanced Calibration Methodology for Hydro- 
logic Rainfall - Runoff Simulation Models, 
W82-06366 1512 2A 

Extraction-Spectrophotometric Determination 
of Sub-Microgram Amounts of Nitrite Using 4- 
Nitroaniline and Naphth-1-Ol, 
W82-03123 1507 5 A 

A Geomorphologic Synthesis of Nonlinearity in 

Surface Runoff, 

W82-00604 1502 2A 

Molecular Approach to the Foundations of the 
Theory of Solute Transport in Porous Media. I. 
Conservative Solutes in Homogeneous Isotropic 
Saturated Media, 
W82-03316 1507 2F 

JUREGHIAN, A. B. 

A Finite Element Model for the Migration of 
Leachate from a Sanitary Landfill in Long 
Island, New York - Part I: Theory, 
W82-04434 1510 5B 

A Finite Element Model for the Migration of 
Leachate from a Sanitary Landfill in Long 
Island, New York - Part II: Application, 
W82-03220 1507 5B 

A Two-Dimensional Finite-Element Solution 
Scheme for the Saturated-Unsaturated Flow 
with Applications to Flow Through Ditch- 
Drained Soils, 
W82-02283 1505 2F 

JURNHAM, C. F. 

Electroplating Wastes: History and Current 

Status, 

W82-03588 1508 5D 



GURTOVNIK, F. I. 

Construction of a Basic-Gate Unit for the Deep 

Catastrophic Sluice at the Nurek Hydroelectric 

Plant, 

W82-02771 1506 8 A 

GURTZ, M. E. 

Seston Dynamics in Southern Appalachian 

Streams: Effects of Clear-Cutting, 

W82-00543 1502 4C 

GUSEVA, E. V. 

An Optimization Algorithm in a System for 

Management of the Regional Safe Groundwater 

Yield, 

W82-06616 1512 4B 

GUSWA, J. H. 

Digital Models of Ground-Water Flow in the 
Cape Cod Aquifer System, Massachusetts, 
W82-04487 1510 2F 

GUSYNSKAYA, S. L. 

Seston of the Kremenchug Reservoir and Quan- 
titative Proportions of Its Components, 
W82-05029 1511 2H 

GUTENDORT, W. 

Continuous Monitoring of the Effluent Quality 
of an Activated Sludge Plant by Turbidity Mea- 
surement (Kontinuierliche Kontrolle Der Ab- 
laufgute Einer Belebtschlammanlage Mittels 
Trubungsmessung), 
W82-04583 1510 5A 



GUTER, K. J. 

Ferric Chloride Takes Over, 
W82-00954 



1502 5F 



GUTH, E. 

Industrial Waste Pretreatment and EPA Cadmi- 
um Limitations, 
W82-05443 1511 5E 

GUTHRIE, D. L. 

NPDES Compliance Flow Measurement 

Manual, 

W82-03965 1509 5D 

GUTHRIE, R. K. 

Impact of Coal Ash from Electric Power Pro- 
duction on Changes in Water Quality, 
W82-06623 1512 5B 

Measurement of Effects of Carbaryl in Surface 
Water on Fecal Pollution Indicator Bacteria by 
Use of Plate Counts and Respirometry, 
W82-05019 1511 5A 

Metabolic Responses of Aquatic Bacterial Popu- 
lations to Selected Insecticides, 
W82-04257 1510 5C 

Response of Bacteria to the Presence of Car- 
baryl in Water. I. Response of Bacterial Indica- 
tors Vs. Response of Pathogenic Bacterial Spe- 
cies, 
W82-04342 1510 5C 

Responses of Bacteria to the Presence of Car- 
baryl in Water. II. Pure Culture vs. Mixed Cul- 
ture Response, 
W82-04341 1510 5C 

GUTIERREZ, M. 

Portable Water Elevation Measuring Gage, 
W82-06396 1512 7B 

GUTTMAN, J. 

Tracing Interaquifer Connections in the Kefar 
Uriyya-Agur Region (Israel), Using Natural 
Uranium Isotopes, 
W82-05644 1511 2F 

GUYMON, G. L. 

Nodal Domain Integration Model of Unsaturat- 
ed Two-Dimensional Soil- Water Flow: Devel- 
opment, 
W82-03080 1507 6A 



Subdomain Integration Model of Ground- Water 

Flow, 

W82-02550 1505 2F 

GVAZAVA, G. N. 

Investigation of the Transformation of Break- 
through Waves in the Lower Pool of a Hydros- 
tation with the Use of Computers, 
W82-06622 1512 8B 

GWINN, W. R. 

Model Study of a Box-Inlet Chute Spillway and 

SAF Stilling Basin, 

W82-00046 1501 8 A 

Supercritical Flow Flumes for Measuring Sedi- 
ment-Laden Flow, 
W82-06959 1512 8B 

GYSI, M. 

The Cost of Peak Capacity Water, 

W82-04065 1509 6B 

Energy, Environmental, and Economic Implica- 
tions of Some Recent Alberta Water Resources 
Projects, 
W82-04226 1509 6B 

A Review of the Benefit-Cost Analyses of Two 

Southern Alberta Dams, 

W82-05766 1511 6B 

GYUNTER, L. I. 

Tertiary Wastewater Treatment to Remove Ni- 
trogen Compounds in Aerated Oxidation Ponds, 
W82-03587 1508 5D 

HAACK, B. N. 

A Method for Obtaining Slope Information for 

Hydrologic Models, 

W82-02364 1505 2A 

HAACK, T. K. 

Microbial Dynamics of an Epilithic Mat Com- 
munity in a High Alpine Stream, 
W82-06729 1512 2E 

HAAG, W. R. 

The Chemistry of Saline Water Chlorination, 
W82-04729 1510 3C 

HAAN, C. T. 

Evaluation of Stripmine Sediment Detention 

Basins in Kentucky, 

W82-00893 1502 5G 

Sizing Farm Reservoirs for Supplemental Irriga- 
tion of Corn. Part I: Modeling Reservoir Size 
Yield Relationships, 
W82-05967 1512 21 

Sizing Farm Reservoirs for Supplemental Irriga- 
tion of Corn. Part II. Economic Analysis, 
W82-05966 1512 6B 

A Verification Study on a Reservoir Sediment 

Deposition Model, 

W82-01176 1503 2J 

HAAS, C. N. 

Analytical Note: Evaluation of the m-SPC 
Method as a Substitute for the Standard Plate 
Count in Water Microbiology, 
W82-06280 1512 5F 



Disinfection, 
W82-01250 



1503 5D 



HAAS, L. W. 

York River Destratification: An Estuary-Subes- 

tuary Interaction, 

W82-06787 1512 2L 

HABICHT, M. H. 

Potential Eutrophication of the Rideau River by 

an Urban Drainage Waterway, 

W82-O0834 1502 5C 






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PA-85 



HACKBARTH, D. A. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HACKBARTH, D. A. 

Natural Temporal Variations in the Chemistry 
of Shallow Groundwater, Athabasca Oil Sands 
Area, Alberta, 
W82-03611 1508 2K 

Water-Level Fluctuations Due to Earth Tides at 

Fort Mackay, Alberta, 

W82-05780 1511 4B 

HADALA, P. F. 

Current Methods of Dynamic Analysis for Seis- 
mic Stability of Earth Dams, 
W82-01953 1504 8D 

HADAS, A. 

Effects of Tillage and Gypsum Incorporation on 
Rain Runoff and Crust Strength in Field Soils 
Irrigated With Saline-Sodic Water, 
W82-00327 1501 2A 

HADLEY, R. F. 

Hydrologic and Morphologic Changes in Chan- 
nels of the Platte River Basin: A Historical Per- 



spective, 
W82-06946 



1512 2E 



HADLEY, T. L. 

Map of the Antelope Valley-East Kern Water 
Agency Area, California, Showing Ground- 
Water Subunits and Areas, and Dissolved-Solids 
Concentrations, 1970-80, 
W82-05851 1511 7C 

HAFEZ, H. 

Occurrence and Distribution of Chemical Pol- 
lutants in Lake Mariut, Egypt. II. Heavy Metals, 
W82-O4290 1510 5B 

HAFFIELD, N. D. 

Statistical Summaries of Streamflow and Water- 
Quality Data for Streams of Western North 
Dakota, 1977-80, 
W82-06133 1512 7C 

HAFFNER, G. D. 

Physical Process and Eutrophication, 
W82-06875 1512 5C 

Physical Variability and Phytoplankton Commu- 
nities: II. Primary Productivity by Phytoplank- 
ton in a Physically Variable Environment, 
W82-03336 1507 5C 

HAGAN, R. E. 

Sizing Rice Irrigation Canals, 

W82-00895 1502 3F 

HAGAN, R. M. 

A Conceptual Framework for Evaluating Agri- 
cultural Water Conservation Potentials, 
W82-04251 1510 3F 

Energy, Water, and Cost Trade-Offs in Irriga- 
tion System Selection and Management, 
W82-04360 1510 3F 

HAGERHALL, B. 

International Cooperation to Protect the Baltic, 
W82-02087 1504 6E 

HAGERTY, D. 

Pilot Field Studies of FGD Waste Disposal at 

Louisville Gas and Electric, 

W82-05066 1511 5E 

HAGERTY, D. J. 

Bank Failure and Erosion on the Ohio River, 
W82-02343 1505 2J 

Bank Failure and Erosion on the Ohio River, 
W82-04473 1510 2J 

HAGGAR, R. J. 

The Effect of Height of Water Table on the 
Growth of Holcus Lanatus With Reference to 
Lolium Perenne, 
W82-00654 1502 21 



HAGLUND, P. 

Control of Bark Landfill Leachates with an An- 
aerobic Treatment System, 
W82-02006 1504 5D 

HAGURA, L. M. 

Flood Hazard Identification and Flood Plain 

Management on Alluvial Fans, 

W82-04738 1510 6F 

HAHL, D. C. 

Water Quality of the Tidal Potomac River and 

Estuary Hydrologic Data Report 1979 Water 

Year, 

W82-03998 1509 2L 

HAHN, H. H. 

Water Quality Monitoring - Identification of 
Residence/Travelling Times from Hydrological 
and Water Quality Information, 
W82-04663 1510 2E 

HAHN, M. G. 

Water Temperature Dynamics in Experimental 
Field Channels: Analysis and Modeling, 
W82-03025 1507 1A 

HAILS, J. R. 

The Significance of the Submarine Geology of 
Upper Spencer Gulf, South Australia, to Envi- 
ronmental Decision-Making, 
W82-00314 1501 2L 

HAIMES, A. S. 

Retrofit Conserves Energy at a Water Pollution 

Control Facility, 

W82-03144 1507 5D 

HAIN, K. E. 

Sewage Sludge Pathogen Transport Model Pro- 
ject, 
W82-04403 1510 5 A 

HAINES, T. A. 

Effect of an Aerial Application of Carbaryl on 
Brook Trout (Salvelinus Fontinalis), 
W82-01818 1504 5C 

Mercury in the Muscle Tissue of Fish from 

Three Northern Maine lakes, 

W82-01459 1503 5B 

HAIRSTON, J. R. 

Relationship Between Increased Crop Acreage 

and Nonpoint-Source Pollution: A Georgia Case 

Study, 

W82-01550 1503 5B 

HAITH, D. A. 

Simulation Model for Agricultural Non-Point- 
Source Pollution, 
W82-02504 1505 5B 

HAITJEMA, H. M. 

Modeling Double Aquifer Flow Using a Com- 
prehensive Potential and Distributed Singulari- 
ties 1. Solution for Homogeneous Permeability, 
W82-03078 1507 2F 

Modeling Double Aquifer Flow Using a Com- 
prehensive Potential and Distributed Singulari- 
ties 2. Solution for Inhomogeneous Permeabili- 
ties, 
W82-03084 1507 2F 

HAKANSON, L. 

Determination of Characteristic Values for 
Physical and Chemical Lake Sediment Param- 
eters, 
W82-04586 1510 2H 

On Lake Bottom Dynamics-The Energy-To- 
pography Factor, 
W82-00837 1502 2H 

A Review on Sediment Traps in Aquatic Envi- 
ronments, 
W82-01020 1502 7B 



HAKE, K. A. 

State Water Use and Socioeconomic Data Relat- 
ed to the Second National Water Assessment, 
W82-00739 1502 6D 

HAKONSON, T. E. 

Factors Affecting Radionuclide Availability to 

Vegetables Grown at Los Alamos, 

W82-01109 1503 5B 

HAKTANIR, T. 

Generalized Storage- Yield Relationships for 
Surface Water Reservoirs on Northeastern 
United States' Watersheds, 
W82-03523 1508 6A 

HAKULINEN, R. 

Treatment of Pulp and Paper Industry 
Wastewaters in an Anaerobic Fluidized Bed Re- 
actor, 
W82-06226 1512 5D 

HALE, D. R. 

Comparison of Automated Segmented-Flow and 
Discrete Analyzers for the Determination of Nu- 
trients in Water, 
W82-00483 1501 5A 

HALE, E. J. 

Fenitrothion Sprayed on a Pond: Kinetics of Its 

Distribution and Transformation in Water and 

Sediment, 

W82-00159 1501 5B 

HALE, J. M. 

A Reliable Dissolved Oxygen Probe for Waste 

Water Treatment Plants, 

W82-05248 1511 7B 

HALE, O. M. 

Survival of Eggs and Larvae of Swine Nema- 
tode Parasites in Aerobic and Anaerobic Waste 
Treatment Systems, 
W82-00161 1501 5D 

HALE, T. W. 

Derivation of Homogeneous Streamflow Re- 
cords for the Green River Basin, Kentucky, 
W82-04979 1511 2E 

HALI, R. J. 

Chemical Flux in an Acid-Stressed Stream, 
W82-03338 1507 5C 



HALL, A. J. 

The Mixing Layer of Loch Ness, 
W82-02421 



1505 2H 



HALL, B. B. 

Recycling Allows Zero Powerplant Wastewater 

Discharge, 

W82-04323 1510 5D 

Waste Treatment System Retrofitted Within 

Deadline, 

W82-05947 1512 5D 

HALL, C. 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 1 - 
Environment, Health and Socio-economics, 
W82-05214 1511 6G 

HALL, D. K. 

Analysis of the Origin of Water Which Forms 
Large Aufeis Fields on the Arctic Slope of 
Alaska Using Ground and Landsat Data, 
W82-01690 1503 2C 

HALL, E. J. 

Wastewater Technologies in South Africa: Re- 
search and Application, 
W82-05350 1511 5D 



PA 86 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HAND, J. M. 



HALL, G. H. 

Apparent and Measured Rate of Nitrification in 
the Hypolimnion of a Mesotrophic Lake, 
W82-06749 1512 5C 

HALL, J. D. 

Natural Variation in Abundance of Salmonid 
Populations in Streams and its Implications for 
Design of Impact Studies, 
W82-0O389 1501 5C 

HALL, J. F. 

Hydrodynamic Effects in Earthquake Response 

of Embankment Dams, 

W82-05823 1511 8D 

HALL, J. K. 

Aspects of Hydrology in the Province of North 

Sumatra, Indonesia, 

W82-05949 1512 2A 

HALL, L. W. JR. 

Seasonal Temperature and Power Plant Chlorin- 
ation Effects on Estuarine Invertebrates, 
W82-05204 1511 5C 

HALL, M. J. 

A Dimensionless Unit Hydrograph for Urbaniz- 
ing Catchment Areas, 
W82-04683 1510 2A 

HALL, R. H. 

Metal Speciation. Effects on Aquatic Toxicity, 
W82-00610 1502 5A 

HALL, R. W. 

Modeling the Environmental Effects of a Navi- 
gation Channel in a Tidal Bay, 
W82-04449 1510 6G 

HALL, W. A. 

Investigation of Objective Functions and Oper- 
ation Rules for Storage Reservoirs, 
W82-06175 1512 4A 

HALLERMEIER, R. J. 

Hindered Bedload Settling as a Model of Sand 

Bed Planation by Water Waves, 

W82-05607 1511 2J 

HALLET, B. 

Physical Effects of Vehicular Disturbances on 

Arid Landscapes, 

W82-00111 1501 4C 

HALLETT, I. C. 

Seasonal and Diurnal Fluctuations of Oomycete 
Proagule Numbers in the Free Water of a Fresh- 
water Lake, 
W82-02274 1505 2H 

HALLEY, M. A. 

Assessment of Airborne Inorganic Contaminants 

in the Great Lakes, 

W82-00710 1502 5B 

HALMO, G. 

Low Temperature Removal of Nitrate by Bacte- 
rial Denitrification, 
W82-00461 1501 5D 

HALSE, S. A. 

Faunal Assemblages of Some Saline Lakes near 

Marchagee, Western Australia, 

W82-03704 1508 2H 

HALVORSON, A. D. 

Dryland Cropping Strategies for Efficient 
Water-Use to Control Saline Seeps in the North- 
ern Great Plains, U.S.A., 
W82-01023 1502 3F 

Flexcrop: A Dryland Cropping Systems Model, 
W82-05208 1511 3F 

HAMA.T. 

Volatile Organic Acids in Lake Water; Their 
Gas Chromatographic Determination and Eco- 
logical Significance, 
W82-02720 1506 5 A 



HAMAKER, P. 

Methyl Bromide and Bromide-Ion in Drainage 
Water After Leaching of Glasshouse Soils, 
W82-01492 1503 5B 

HAMALA, J. A. 

A Portable Pump Sampler for Lotic Periphyton, 
W82-O0826 1502 7B 

HAMANN, C. L. 

Reliability and Redundancy: Dual Protection for 

Water Treatment Plants, 

W82-04148 1509 5F 

HAMBLIN, A. P. 

The Influence of Tillage on Soil Water Behav- 
ior, 
W82-02022 1504 2G 

HAMBRICK, G. A. Ill 

Degradation of Hydrocarbons in Oxidized and 

Reduced Sediments, 

W82-00907 1502 5B 

Effect of Estuarine Sediment pH and Oxidation- 
Reduction Potential on Microbial Hydrocarbon 
Degradation, 
W82-O0243 1501 2L 

HAMDY, Y. S. 

Projected Cladophora Growth in Southern 
Georgian Bay in Response to Proposed Munici- 
pal Sewage Treatment Plant Discharges to the 
Mary Ward Shoals, 
W82-06936 1512 5C 

HAMEED, H. A. 

On the Diel Rhythm for Phytoplankton Produc- 
tivity in Shatt Al-Arab at Basrah, Iraq, 
W82-06763 1512 5C 

Studies on the Primary Production of the River 

Shatt Al-Arab at Basrah, Iraq, 

W82-02776 1506 5C 

HAMILTON, A. D. 

Nontidal Circulation and Mixing Processes in 

the Lower Potomac Estuary, 

W82-02657 1506 2L 

HAMILTON, C. L. 

Operating Collection Systems Under Fiscal 

Stress, 

W82-06340 1512 5D 

HAMILTON, E. I. 

Alpha-Particle Radioactivity of Hot Particles 

from the Esk Estuary, 

W82-03345 1507 5A 

HAMILTON, G. D. 

Numerical Modeling Study of Lake Pontchar- 

train, 

W82-05006 1511 2A 

HAMILTON, J. R. 

The 1977 Drought in Idaho: Economic Impacts 
and the Responses of Irrigators and Water De- 
livery Organizations. 
W82-04959 1511 3F 

The Effect of Electricity Prices, Lift, and Dis- 
tance on Irrigation Development in Idaho, 
W82-06017 1512 3F 

HAMILTON, R. N. 

Variable Frequency Drives - Some Application 

Principles, 

W82-06345 1512 8C 

HAMMAD, Z. H. 

Microbiological Examination of Sebeel Water, 
W82-06882 1512 5C 

HAMMAN, H. 

Irrigation, Crop Yield and Drainage on the 
Vaalharts Irrigation Scheme: 2. The Occurence 
of and the Influence of Drainage on Salinized 
Soil (In Afrikaans), 
W82-03466 1508 4B 



HAMMEL, H. T. 

Superseparation: Soret Effect Reversed, 
W82-00791 1502 3 A 

HAMMER, M. J. 

An Assessment of Current Standards for Seleni- 
um in Drinking Water, 
W82-02372 1505 6F 

HAMMER, U. T. 

Primary Production in Saline Lakes, 
W82-04926 1511 2H 

HAMMERTON, D. 

The Design and Interpretation of Marine Pollu- 
tion Surveys, 
W82-00700 1502 6E 

Determination of Marine Consent Conditions, 
W82-O0323 1501 5G 

HAMMETT, K. M. 

Hydrologic Description of Lake Hancock, Polk 

County, Florida, 

W82-02843 1506 2H 

Hydrologic Description of Lake Jackscn, Sebr- 

ing, Florida, 

W82-04975 1511 7C 

HAMMITT, F. G. 

Survey of Present Knowledge on Cavitation in 
Liquids Other Than Cold Water (Thermody- 
namic Effect), 
W82-05280 1511 8B 

HAMMITT, W. E. 

Management Concerns for Swimming, Tubing, 
and Wading in the Great Smoky Mountains Na- 
tional Park, 
W82-01475 1503 6A 

HAMMOND, D. E. 

Fayetteville, Green Lake, New York: 3H-3HE 

Water Mass Ages and Secondary Chemical 

Structure, 

W82-01838 1504 2H 

HAMMOND, R. E. 

Water Regulation in an Inflationary Environ- 
ment, 
W82-02701 1506 5F 

HAMMONDS, A. F. 

Aggressive Water: Assessing the Extent of the 

Problem, 

W82-04144 1509 5F 

HAMPSON, P. S. 

Chloride and Total Hardness Concentrations of 
Water From the Upper Part of the Floridan 
Aquifer in St. Johns County, Florida, 
W82-05829 1511 7C 

HAMPTON, N. F. 

Water Constraints on Emerging Energy Produc- 
tion, 
W82-04151 1509 6D 

HAMRUD, M. 

A Numerical Comparison Between Lagrangian 

and Eulerian Rainfall Statistics, 

W82-00803 1502 2B 

HANAMI, L. 

Evaluating Mediums and Plating Techniques for 

Enumerating Bacteria in Water Distribution 

Systems, 

W82-04277 1510 5A 

HAND, J. M. 

Diurnal Variation in Water Potential Compo- 
nents and Stomatal Resistance of Irrigated Peach 
Seedlings, 
W82-02202 1505 21 



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HANDA, B. K. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HANDA, B. K. 

An Integrated Water-Quality Index for Irriga- 
tion Use, 
W82-04723 1510 5C 

HANDA, N. 
Volatile Organic Acids in Lake Water; Their 
Gas Chromatographic Determination and Eco- 
logical Significance, 
W82-02720 1506 5A 

HANDLEY, L. L. 

Irrigation of Californiagrass with Domestic 
Sewage Effluent: Water and Nitrogen Budgets 
and Crop Productivity, 
W82-05153 1511 3C 

HANDMER, J. W. 

Flood Hazard Maps as Public Information: An 
Assessment Within the Context of the Canadian 
Flood Damage Reduction Program, 
W82-05729 1511 7C 

HANDY, M. F. 

Protein and Free Amino Acids in Field-Grown 
Cowpea Seeds as Affected by Water Stress at 
Various Growth Stages, 
W82-04184 1509 3F 

HANEL, K. 

Continuous Monitoring of the Effluent Quality 
of an Activated Sludge Plant by Turbidity Mea- 
surement (Kontinuierliche Kontrolle Der Ab- 
laufgute Einer Belebtschlammanlage Mittels 
Trubungsmessung), 
W82-04583 1510 5A 



HANG, Y. D. 

Assimilation of 

Wastewater by Yeasts, 
W82-00204 



Lemonade-Processing 
1501 5D 



HANISAK, M. D. 

Estimation of Primary Productivity from Diel 
Nitrate Uptake Measurements of the Water Hya- 
cinth Eichhornia Crassipes in an Aquaculture 
System, 
W82-02635 1506 5D 

HANKE, S. H. 

Crisis: Financing Water and Wastewater, 
W82-06641 1512 6C 

Crisis-Ridden Water Systems Should Go Pri- 
vate, 
W82-05436 1511 6C 

On the Marginal Cost of Wastewater Services, 
W82-04376 1510 6C 

On Water Tariff Equalization Policies, 
W82-01175 1503 6C 

Projective Evaluation During Inflation, Revisit- 
ed: A Solution to Turvey's Relative Price 
Change Problem, 
W82-04202 1509 6B 

Water Metering and Conservation, 

W82-03562 1508 3D 

HANKS, R. J. 

Corn and Alfalfa Production as Influenced by 

Limited Irrigation, 

W82-01945 1504 3F 

HANLON JR, E. A. 

Quality of Irrigation Water and Effects of Sulfu- 
ric Acid and Gypsum on Soil Properties and 
Sundangrass Yields, 
W82-00767 1502 3C 

HANLON, R. D. G. 

Allochthonous Plant Litter as a Source of Or- 
ganic Material in an Oligotrophic Lake (Llyn 
Frongoch), 
W82-02778 1506 2H 

The Breakdown and Decomposition of Al- 
lochthonous and Autochthonous Plant Litter in 
an Oligotrophic Lake (Llyn Frongoch), 
W82-06895 1512 5C 



HANNAY, F. 

Recent Developments in Colorado Ground- 
water Law, 
W82-04679 1510 6E 

HANNUKSELA, J. S. 

Flood of July 1-5, 1978 on the Kickapoo River, 

Southwestern Wisconsin, 

W82-05236 1511 2E 

HANOUNE, N. 
Automation of Water Bacteriological Analysis: 
Running Test of an Experimental Prototype, 
W82-00225 1501 5 A 

HANSEN, B. E. 
Start-Up Problems of Sludge Dewatering Facili- 
ty, 
W82-05444 1511 5D 

HANSEN, B. P. 

Groundwater Availability in Acadia National 

Park and Vicinity, Hancock and Knox Counties, 

Maine, 

W82-0O017 1501 2F 

Reconnaissance of the Effect of Landfill Lea- 
chate on the Water Quality of Marshall Brook, 
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine, 
W82-00013 1501 5C 

HANSEN, E. C. 

Aggressive Water: Assessing the Extent of the 

Problem, 

W82-04144 1509 5F 

HANSEN, E. M. 

Meteorology of Important Rainstorms in the 
Colorado River and Great Basin Drainages, 
W82-03047 1507 2B 

HANSEN, L. D. 

Determination of Alkaline Earth and Divalent 
Transition Metal Cations by Ion Chromato- 
graphy with Sulfate-Suppressed Barium and 
Lead Eluents, 
W82-01082 1502 5A 

HANSEN, P. 

Geologic and Hydrologic Implications of Haz- 
ardous Wastes Management Rules on Siting in 
North Carolina, 
W82-01630 1503 5E 

HANSEN, P. D. 

Uptake and Transfer of the Chlorinated Hydro- 
carbon Lindane (Gamma-BHC) in a Laboratory 
Freshwater Food Chain, 
W82-01033 1502 5C 

HANSEN, R. D. 
A Monthly Time Series Model of Municipal 
Water Demand, 
W82-02263 1505 6D 

A Multivariate Analysis of Municipal Water Use 

in Utah, 

W82-04728 1510 3D 

HANSEN, S. 

Arizona Ground-Water Reform: Innovations in 

State Water Policy, 

W82-04933 1511 6E 

HANSHAW, B. B. 

Chemical Mass-Wasting of the Northern Yuca- 
tan Peninsula by Groundwater Dissolution, 
W82-01015 1502 2K 

The Origin and Isotopic Composition of Dis- 
solved Sulfide in Groundwater from Carbonate 
Aquifers in Florida and Texas, 
W82-03644 1508 2K 

HANSON, B. C. 

Procedure for Evaluating the Geologic Integrity 
of Existing Hazardous Waste Sites in Louisiana: 
Case Histories, 
W82-03932 1509 5A 



HANSON, C. A. 

Data Acquisition for River Management, 
W82-04601 1510 7A 

HANSON, C. L. 

Automatic Class-A Pan-Filling System, 
W82-01326 1503 7B 

Runoff Curve Numbers for Northern Plains 

Rangelands, 

W82-02245 1505 2A 

HANSON, D. N. 

Solvent Extraction of Phenols, 
W82-00438 



1501 5D 



HANSON, D. W. 

The Impact of Acidic Precipitation and Heavy 
Metals on Soils in Relation to Forest Ecosys- 
tems, 
W82-05534 1511 5C 

Responses of Northern New England Lakes to 
Atmospheric Inputs of Acids and Heavy Metals, 
W82-04420 1510 5B 

HANSON, M. J. 

Phosphorus Recycling in Five Shallow Lakes, 
W82-04040 1509 2H 

HANSON, R. 

Fate and Effects of a Heavy Fuel Oil Spill on a 

Georgia Salt Marsh, 

W82-02358 1505 5B 

HANSON, R. B. 

Benthic Enrichment in the Georgia Bight Relat- 
ed to Gulf Stream Intrusions and Estuarine 
Outwelling, 
W82-02583 1505 2L 

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HANSON, R. J. 

Estimating the Costs in Lost Power of Alterna- 
tive Snake-Columbia Basin Management Poli- 
cies, 
W82-03073 1507 6B 

HANSSON, T. 

Effects of Treated Municipal Wastewater on the 

Hepatic, Xenobiotic, and Steroid Metabolism in 

Trout, 

W82-05406 1511 5C 

HANUSOVA, J. 

Mercury Circulation in Aquatic Environment. 
Part 3. Mercury Transformations in Sediments, 
W82-05094 1511 5B 

HANYA, T. 

Chemical Composition of Labile Fractions in 

DOM, 

W82-00917 1502 2H 

Comparative Study on Organic Constituents in 
Polluted and Unpolluted Inland Aquatic Envi- 
ronments - I. Features of Hydrocarbons for Pol- 
luted and Unpolluted Waters, 
W82-00453 1501 5B 

Vertical Distribution of Monosaccharides in 

Lake Water, 

W82-0O665 1502 2H 

HAPPEY-WOOD, C. M. 

Algal Bioassay of the Water from Two Linked 

but Contrasting Welsh Lakes, 

W82-04934 1511 2H 

HAQUE, M. I. 

Urban Catchment Models: A Brief Examination, 
W82-02813 1506 4C 

HARADA, H. 

Combined Effects of Biological Solids Retention 
Time and Temperature on the Growth Param- 
eters of Activated Sludge, 
W82-04021 1509 5D 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



HARRIS, G. P. 






HARADA, K. 

A Sediment Trap Experiment in Funka Bay, 

Japan: 'Upward Flux' of Particulate Matter in 

Seawater, 

W82-02893 1506 2K 

HARAGUCHI, H. 

Determination of Ultratrace Levels of Fluorine 
in Water and Urine Samples by a Gas Chroma- 
tographic/ Atmospheric Pressure Helium Micro- 
wave Induced Plasma Emission Spectrometric 
System, 
W82-05359 1511 5A 

HARBISON, P. 

The Case for the Protection of Mangrove 
Swamps: Geochemical Considerations, 
W82-03683 1508 5B 

HARBOE, R. 

Applications of Simulation to Specific Water 

Projects, 

W82-05522 1511 6A 

HARDIN, C. 

Economic Effect of Energy Price and Economic 

Feasibility and Potential of New Technology 

and Improved Management for Irrigation in 

Texas, 

W82-06374 1512 3F 

HARDING, J. P. C. 

Aquatic Mosses as Monitors of Heavy Metal 

Contamination in the River Etherow, Great 

Britain, 

W82-00787 1502 5 A 

HARDY, G. M. 

Comparison of Selective Media for the Enu- 
meration and Identification of Fecal Strepto- 
cocci from Natural Sources, 
W82-01564 1503 5A 

HARDY, J. W. 

Impacts of Navigational Dredging on Fish and 

Wildlife: A Literature Review, 

W82-01768 1503 6G 

HARGETT, C. W. JR. 

Elimination of Odor from Anaerobic Lagoons, 
W82-06221 1512 5D 

HARGIS, D. R. 

Hydrology and Mining in the Tucson Areas, 
W82-03697 1508 2F 

Results of Acidizing Water Wells in Arizona, 
W82-01199 1503 4B 

HARGITAI, E. 

General Method for Determination of Pesticide 

Residues in Samples of Plant Origin, Soil, and 

Water. III. Gas Chromatographic Analysis and 

Confirmation, 

W82-03215 1507 5 A 

HARGREAVES, G. H. 

Simplified Method for Rainfall Intensities, 
W82-01978 1504 2B 

Water Requirements and Man-Induced Climate 

Change, 

W82-01633 1503 2D 

HARING, J. A. 

Determination of Arsenic and Antimony in 
Water and Soil by Hydride Generation and 
Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy, 
W82-05141 1511 5A 

HARKER, D. 

Recharge Mechanisms and Groundwater Flow 

in the Chalk and Drift Deposits of Southern East 

Anglia, 

W82-03182 1507 2F 

HARKER, D. B. 

Projected Tile Effluent Effects on the Oldman 

River, 

W82-00333 1501 5C 



HARKER, R. J. 

Groundwater Pollution Investigations in the 

Great Ouse Basin, 

W82-05475 1511 5B 

HARKINS, J. R. 

Flood of April 12-13, 1979 in Tuscaloosa and 

Northport, Alabama, 

W82-05824 1511 2E 



HARKNESS, N. 

Chemistry of Septicity, 
W82-0O325 



1501 5D 



The River Tame-A Short History of Water 

Pollution and Control Within an Industrial River 

Basin, 

W82-05242 1511 5C 

HARLEMAN, D. R. F. 

Dynamic Nutrient Cycle Model for Waste Stabi- 
lization Ponds, 
W82-01541 1503 5D 

Efficient Cooling Ponds: Design, 

W82-03672 1508 8 A 

Hydraulic Modeling for Waste Stabilization 

Ponds, 

W82-01965 1504 5D 

Hydrothermal Analysis of Lakes and Reservoirs, 
W82-06425 1512 2H 

HARLESS, R. L. 

Determination of 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-P- 

Dioxin in Fresh Water Fish, 

W82-04883 1511 5 A 

HARLO, E. H. 

Large Rubble-Mound Breakwater Failures, 
W82-00862 1502 8D 

HARLOW, B. D. 

Chrysler Upgrades Oily Wastes Treatment in 

Kokomo, 

W82-04285 1510 5D 

HARMON, B. 

Galvanized Steel Stalls Treatment Plant Corro- 



sion, 
W82-05167 



1511 8G 



HARMON, W. C. 

Sediment Sizes Eroded from Crop Row Sides- 
lopes, 
W82-00903 1502 2J 

HARMS, L. L. 

The Use of Chloramines to Prevent Trihalo- 

methane Formation, 

W82-04115 1509 5F 

HARMS, W. R. 

Prescribed Fire: Effects on Water Quality and 

Forest Nutrient Cycle, 

W82-04690 1510 4C 

HARNED, D. A. 

Methods of Discharge Compensation as an Aid 
to the Evaluation of Water Quality Trends, 
W82-03056 1507 7B 

HAROLDSEN, R. O. 

Micro Hydropower in the USA, 

W82-04316 1510 8 A 

HARP, J. F. 

Utilization, Planning and Problem Evaluation of 
Urban Arterial Waterways and Corridors as an 
Urban Resource, 
W82-03952 1509 6 A 

HARPER, D. M. 

Introduction - Rutland Water 1970-1981, 
W82-06482 1512 6B 

Rutland Water Phytoplankton: The Develop- 
ment of an Asset or a Nuisance, 
W82-06473 1512 2H 



Zooplankton and Their Relationships with 

Water Quality and Fisheries, 

W82-06472 1512 2H 

HARR, R. D. 

Streamflow Changes after Logging 130- Year- 
Old Douglas Fir in Two Small Watersheds, 
W82-06849 1512 4C 

HARREL, R. C. 

Macrobenthos of Pine Island Bayou in the Big 

Thicket National Preserve, Texas, 

W82-00924 1502 5C 

Water Quality of a Southeast Texas Stream, 
W82-02570 1505 2K 

HARRELSON, M. E. 

Use of Microscreens to Polish Lagoon Effluents, 
W82-04709 1510 5D 

HARREMOES, P. 

Criteria for Nitrification in Fixed Film Reactors, 
W82-05352 1511 5D 

Immediate and Delayed Oxygen Depletion in 

Rivers, 

W82-06269 1512 5G 

HARRIMAN, R. 

Ecology of Streams Draining Forested and Non- 
Forested Catchments in an Area of Central 
Scotland Subject to Acid Precipitation, 
W82-06909 1512 5C 

HARRINGTON, D. W. 

Performance of Rotating Biological Contactors 

Under Field Conditions, 

W82-06650 1512 5D 

HARRINGTON, W. 

Stationary Source Pollution Policy and Choices 

for Reform, 

W82-01847 1504 6E 

HARRIOTT, P. 

Condensation of Butane Vapor in a Gravity- 
Drained Ice Bed, 
W82-05917 1512 3A 

HARRIS, D. L. 

Tides and Tidal Datums in the United States, 
W82-02982 1506 2A 

HARRIS, E. R. 

Colorado River Enhanced Snowpack Test Envi- 
ronmental Assessment and Design Phase Find- 
ing of No Significant Impact, 
W82-06967 1512 6G 

HARRIS, G. F. 

Development of a Rural Water District, 
W82-00288 1501 6A 

HARRIS, G. P. 

Paleolimnological Evidence of Early Eutrophi- 

cation in Lake Erie, 

W82-05995 1512 5C 

Physical Variability and Phytoplankton Commu- 
nities: II. Primary Productivity by Phytoplank- 
ton in a Physically Variable Environment, 
W82-03336 1507 5C 

Physical Variability and Phytoplankton Commu- 
nities IV. Temporal Changes in the Phytoplank- 
ton Community of a Physically Variable Lake, 
W82-03229 1507 2H 

Temporal and Spatial Scales in Phytoplankton 

Ecology. Mechanisms, Methods, Models and 

Management, 

W82-00594 1502 5G 






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PA-89 



HARRIS, 6. R. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HARRIS, G. R. 

Groundwater Pollution from Industrial Waste 

Disposal, A Case Study, 

W82-06434 1512 5B 

HARRIS, H. C. 

Environmental Resources and Restraints to Ag- 
ricultural Production in a Mediterranean-Type 
Environment, 
W82-00329 1501 21 

HARRIS, H. J. JR. 

Water-Quality Problems and Management of an 

Urban Waterfowl Sanctuary, 

W82-04384 1510 5G 

HARRIS, J. C. 

Methods for Level 2 Analysis by Organic Com- 
pound Category, 
W82-00384 1501 5A 

HARRIS, K. 

Consumptive Use of Water by Major Crops in 

the Southwestern United States, 

W82-06964 1512 3F 

HARRIS, S. A. 

Climatic Relationships of Permafrost Zones in 

Areas of Low Winter Snow-Cover, 

W82-02239 1505 2C 

HARRIS, W. B. 

Design and Economics of a Solar Heater 

Aquifer Storage System, 

W82-03143 1507 4B 

HARRISON, A. D. 

A 13-Month Survey of Nematodes at Three 

Water Treatment Plants in Southern Ontario, 

Canada, 

W82-00294 1501 5F 

HARRISON, B. 

Filter Criteria for Sub-Surface Drainage, 
W82-03660 1508 8G 

HARRISON, D. 

Group Treatment Evaluation for Metal Finish- 
ers, 
W82-02995 1506 5D 

HARRISON, D. C. 

Do We Need a National Water Policy Process. 
Preliminary Criteria for Designing a Constituen- 
cy-Based Water Policy Structure, 
W82-03340 1507 6F 

HARRISON, F. L. 

Effect of Cations on Copper Adsorption by 

Kaolin, 

W82-00172 1501 2K 

Effect of Kaolin Concentration on Distribution 

Coefficient of Copper, 

W82-00153 1501 5B 

HARRISON, H. 

An Analysis of the First Year of MAP3S Rain 

Chemistry Measurements, 

W82-02934 1506 2K 

HARRISON, P. 

Wanted: Water for Development, 

W82-02088 1504 6D 

HARRISON, R. M. 

The Physicochemical Speciation of Cd, Pb, Cu, 
Fe, and Mn in the Final Effluent of a Sewage 
Treatment Works and Its Impact on Speciation 
in the Receiving River, 
W82-01498 1503 5B 

Physiochemical Speciation of Lead in Drinking 

Water, 

W82-03198 1507 5F 

HARRISON, W. D. 

A Probe Method for Soil Water Sampling and 

Subsurface Measurements, 

W82-04325 1510 7B 



HARRISS, R. C. 

Influence of Dissolved Organic Materials on 
Turbid Water Optical Properties and Remote- 
Sensing Reflectance, 
W82-05869 1511 2K 

Methane Flux in the Great Dismal Swamp, 
W82-06840 1512 2H 

The Role of Atmospheric Deposition in an East- 
ern U.S. Deciduous Forest, 
W82-01491 1503 5B 

A System for Measuring Methane Fluxes from 
Inland and Coastal Wetland Environments, 
W82-04989 1511 2L 

HARSH, J. F. 

Potentiometric-Surface Map for the Cretaceous 
Aquifer, Virginia Coastal Plain, 1978, 
W82-00727 1502 7C 

HARSHBARGER, J. W. 

Hydrology and Mining in the Tucson Areas, 
W82-03697 1508 2F 

HARSHBARGER, T. J. 

Effects of a Dam and Sewage Outflow on a 
Small Oligotrophic Stream in the Southern Ap- 
palachians, 
W82-06966 1512 5C 

HART, B. T.. 

Trace Metal Speciation in the Freshwater and 
Estuarine Regions of the Yarra River, Victoria, 
W82-03387 1507 5B 

Transport of Iron, Manganese, Cadmium, 
Copper, and Zinc by Magela Creek, Northern 
Territory, Australia, 
W82-06054 1512 5B 

HART, G. E. 

Erosion from Mountain Snowpack Melt, 
W82-05664 1511 2J 

Slash Treatment After Clearcutting Lodgepole 
Pine Affects Nutrients in Soil Water, 
W82-00130 1501 4C 

HARTENSTEIN, R. 

Potential Use of Earthworms as a Solution to 

Sludge Management, 

W82-05478 1511 5E 

HARTIG, J. H. 

A Preliminary Assessment of Michigan's Phos- 
phorus Detergent Ban, 
W82-04786 1511 5G 

HARTIGAN, J. P. 

The Development of Water Quality Manage- 
ment Plans Using Data from Automatic Storm- 
water Monitoring Networks, 
W82-03069 1507 5G 

HARTLEY, D. R. 

Diel Changes in Plankton and Water Chemistry 

in Wicken Brickpit, 

W82-02411 1505 2H 

HARTLEY, E. 

An Evaluation of the Potential for Water Con- 
servation and Reuse in the Georgia Pulp and 
Paper Industry, 
W82-02456 ' 1505 3E 

HARTLEY, P. E. 

Deuterium/Hydrogen Ratios in Australian Rain- 
fall, 
W82-01325 1503 2B 

HARTMAN, R. 

Coupled Trickling Filter-Rotating Biological 

Contactor Nitrification Process, 

W82-02315 1505 5D 

HARTMANN, L. 

Use of Stormwater Detention Basins for Neu- 
tralization and Special Treatment of Toxicants 



(Einsatz von Regenklarbecken zum Ausgleich 

und zur Sonderbehandlung Toxischer Abwasser- 

stosse), 

W82-04282 1510 5D 

HARTMETZ, G. 

Detection of Volatile Nitrosamines in Waste 
Water from Chemical Plants by Combined Ca- 
pillary Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrom- 
etry, 
W82-O0856 1502 5A 

HARVEY, A. 

Promising Steps Toward a New Ottawa River 

Regulation, 

W82-05394 1511 6E 

HARVEY, B. L. 

Yield and Phenotypic Traits of Semidwarf and 
Normal-Statured Barley (Hordeum Vulgare L.) 
Genotypes Grown Under Differing Levels of 
Moisture Stress, 
W82-01121 1503 21 

HARVEY, R. W. 

Enrichment and Association of Bacteria and 
Particulates in Salt Marsh Surface Water, 
W82-00201 1501 2L 

Mechanisms for Trace Metal Enrichment at the 
Surface Microlayer in an Estuarine Salt Marsh, 
W82-06975 1512 5A 

HARVEY, R. W. S. 

Observations on Infections Associated with 

South Wales Natural Waters, 

W82-034O9* 1508 5C 

HARVEY, W. T. 

Advanced Wastewater Plant is Energy Saver, 
W82-01177 1503 5D 

HARWOOD, J. M. 

Sludge Tankering Economics - A Fresh Ap- 
proach, 
W82-06076 1512 5E 

HASAN, S. E. 

Development of an Environmental Geology 

Data Base for Land Use Planning, 

W82-06552 1512 6A 

HASHIMOTO, T. 

Cost Allocation in Water Resources Develop- 
ment, 
W82-06854 1512 6C 

Reliability, Resiliency, and Vulnerability Crite- 
ria for Water Resource System Performance 
Evaluation, 
W82-05078 1511 6A 

Robustness of Water Resources Systems, 
W82-05077 1511 6A 

Robustness, Reliability, Resilience and Vulner- 
ability Criteria for Planning Water Resources 
Systems, 
W82-02737 1506 6A 

HASHIZUME, T. 

Kraft Pulp Mill Effluent and Sediment Can 

Retard Development and Lyse Sea Urchin 

Eggs, 

W82-03610 1508 5C 

HASS, J. R. 

Reactions of Chlorine with Selected Aromatic 

Models of Aquatic Humic Material, 

W82-00254 1501 5F 

HASSAN, A. A. 

Multi-Saline Sample Distillation Apparatus for 
Hydrogen Isotope Analyses: Design and Accu- 
racy, 
W82-01789 1503 3A 



PA 90 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HEADY, E. O. 



HASSAN, F. A. 

Historical Nile Floods and Their Implications 

for Climatic Change, 

W82-0O326 1501 2E 

HASSETT, A. 

The Fate of Organic Micropollutants Through 
an Integrated Wastewater Treatment Water 
Reclamation System, 
W82-03364 1507 5D 

HASSETT, J. M. 

Microplate Technique for Determining Accu- 
mulation of Metals by Algae, 
W82-0O492 1501 5 A 

HASSETT, J. P. 

Effects of Dissolved Organic Matter on Adsorp- 
tion of Hydrophobic Organic Compounds by 
River- and Sewage-Borne Particles, 
W82-06056 1512 5B 

HASSINGER, J. 

Shallow Core Snow Chemistry of Athabasca 

Glacier, Alberta, 

W82-00320 1501 2C 

HASTINGS, D. 

Enrichment of the Agricultural Herbicide Atra- 
zine in the Microsurface Water of an Estuary, 
W82-O0877 1502 5B 

HATCHER, M. L. 

Drainability of Aerobically Digested Biological 

Sludge from Textile Waste, 

W82-05261 1511 5E 

HATCHER, P. G. 

Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Sewage Sludge 
and Sediments of the New York Bight, 
W82-02904 1506 5 A 

HATFIELD, D. L. 

A Treatment System for an Organic Chemicals 

Plant, 

W82-04353 1510 5D 



HATHAWAY, R. M. 

Water Use in Ohio, 1975, 
W82-05226 



1511 6D 



HATLEN, J. B. 

Analytical Methods Evaluation for Applicability 

in Leachate Analysis, 

W82-00380 1501 5A 

HATLEN, M. B. 

Well Water Quality Deterioration in Central 

Pierce County, Washington, 

W82-04133 1509 5B 

HATTORI, A. 

Denitrification, Nitrate Reduction, and Oxygen 
Consumption in Coastal and Estuarine Sedi- 
ments, 
W82-06748 1512 5C 

HAUG, R. T. 

Composting Results in Los Angeles, 
W82-03400 1507 5E 

HAUGAN, B.-E. 

Mechanisms and Methods for Polymer Condi- 
tioning of Activated Sludge, 
W82-05445 1511 5D 

HAUGH, R. S. 

Reliability and Stability of Trickling Filter Proc- 
esses, 
W82-04784 1511 5D 

HAUTH, L. D. 

Floods in Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas, 

September 12-13, 

W82-00724 1502 2E 

HAVE, M. R. 

Water Quality of Alimagnet, Farquar, and Long 

Lakes in Apple Valley, Minnesota, 

W82-06690 1512 2H 



HAVERKAMP, R. 

A Comparative Study of Three Forms of the 
Richard Equation Used for Predicting One-Di- 
mensional Infiltration in Unsaturated Soil, 
W82-00328 1501 2G 

HAVLIK, B. 

Mercury Circulation in Aquatic Environment. 
Part 3. Mercury Transformations in Sediments, 
W82-05094 1511 5B 

HAWERMAN, B. 

Experience from 10 Years Advanced 
Wastewater Treatment-Technology and Re- 
sults, 
W82-05424 1511 5D 

HAWKES, D. L. 

Apparatuses for the Anaerobic Digestion of Nat- 
ural Organic Waste, 
W82-00069 1501 5D 

HAWKES, H. A. 

Protein Recovery from Dairy Industry Wastes 

with Aerobic Biofiltration, 

W82-05497 1511 5D 

HAWKINS, B. E. 

Seasonal Features of Zooplankton Assemblages 

in the Nearshore Area of Southeastern Lake 

Michigan, 

W82-01192 1503 2H 

HAWKINS, C. E. 

Effects of Halogenated Organic Compounds on 
Photosynthesis in Estuarine Phytoplankton, 
W82-0O266 1501 5C 

HAWKINS, J. E. 

Application of the Expanded Bed Technique for 
the Denitrification of a Sewage Effluent, 
W82-02436 1505 5D 

HAWLEY, M. E. 

Comparison of Models for Forecasting Snow- 
melt Runoff Volumes, 
W82-04452 1510 2 A 

A Planning Method for Evaluating Downstream 

Effects of Detention Basins, 

W82-03089 1507 4A 

Water Yield Estimation in Western United 

States, 

W82-05689 1511 4D 

HAWLEY, R. P. 

Energy Costs and Portland Water Supply 

System, 

W82-02586 1505 5F 

HAWNT, R. J. E. 

Experience with Borehole Recharge in The Lee 

Valley, 

W82-03894 1509 4B 

HAY, D. 

Pump Sump Design Experience: Summary, 
W82-06419 1512 8C 

HAYASHIDA, S. 

An Investigation of the Influence of Bacterio- 
phages on the Bacterial Flora and Purification 
Powers of Activated Sludge, 
W82-02433 1505 5E 

HAYDEN, C. M. 

Determination of Moisture from NOAA Polar 
Orbiting Satellite Sounding Radiances, 
W82-01535 1503 2B 

HAYDEN, T. 

Simulation of Soil Water Within the Root Zone 

of a Corn Crop, 

W82-01834 1504 2G 

HAYDOCK, I. 

Methods of Computation and Ecological Regu- 
lation of the Salinity Regime in Estuaries and 



Shallow Seas in Connection with Water Regula- 
tion for Human Requirements, 
W82-02169 1505 5G 

HAYDU, K. J. 

Moisture Analysis from Radiosonde and Micro- 
wave Spectrometer Data, 
W82-04900 1511 2B 

HAYES, C. R. 

The Impact of Eutrophication on Water Treat- 
ment and Supplies in the Anglian Water Author- 
ity, 
W82-03866 1509 5C 

The use of Activated Carbon in Water Treat- 
ment, 
W82-05182 1511 5F 

HAYES, E. C. 

Chloride and Total Hardness Concentrations of 
Water From the Upper Part of the Floridan 
Aquifer in St. Johns County, Florida, 
W82-05829 1511 7C 

Potentiometric Surface of the Floridan Aquifer 
in the St. Johns River Water Management Dis- 
trict and Vicinity, Florida, September 1981, 
W82-05849 1511 7C 

Potentiometric Surface of the Floridan Aquifer, 
St. John's River Water Management District and 
Vicinity, Florida, May 1981, 
W82-02479 1505 7C 

HAYES, J. T. 

A Parametric Crop Water Use Model, 
W82-01310 1503 21 

HAYES, M. O. 

General Morphology and Sediment Patterns in 

Tidal Inlets, 

W82-00792 1502 2L 

HAYNES, D. L. 

Volatilization Rates of Intermediate and Low 

Volatility Chemicals from Water, 

W82-04817 1511 5B 

HAYNES, K. E. 

Competition for Water Resources: Coal and Ag- 
riculture in the Yellowstone Basin, 
W82-04805 1511 6D 

HAYS, A. J. JR. 

A Consistent Methodology for Wasteload Allo- 
cations, 
W82-05702 1511 5G 

HAYTON, R. D. 

The Ground Water Legal Regime as Instrument 
of Policy Objectives and Management Require- 
ments, 
W82-05938 1512 6E 

The Law of International Aquifers, 

W82-05940 1512 6E 

HAYWARD, D. 

York River Destratification: An Estuary-Subes- 

tuary Interaction, 

W82-06787 1512 2L 



HAZEN, R. E. 

Cadmium in an Aquatic Ecosystem, 
W82-03724 



1508 5 A 



HEADWORTH, H. G. 

Evidence for a Shallow Highly-Permeable Zone 

in the Chalk of Hampshire, U.K., 

W82-05645 1511 2F 

HEADY, E. O. 

Optimal Reservoir Management and Crop 
Planning Under Deterministic and Stochastic In- 
flows, 
W82-03914 1509 3F 



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PA-91 



HEADY, E. O. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Potential Water Use and Agricultural Produc- 
tion Patterns Under Alternative Water Prices, 
W82-03092 1507 6B 

Projected Effects of Energy Policies on Agricul- 
tural Water Use and Irrigation, 
W82-03915 1509 6C 

HEANEY, J. P. 

Methods for Apportioning the Cost of a Water 

Resource Project, 

W82-06853 1512 6C 

Modeling Stormwater Storage/Treatment Tran- 
sients: Applications, 
W82-01981 1504 2E 

Modeling Stormwater Storage/Treatment Tran- 
sients: Theory, 
W82-01980 1504 2A 

Wetlands Use for Water Management in Florida, 
W82-02590 1505 4A 

HEANEY, S. I. 

Determination of the Solubility of Ferrous Sul- 
fide in a Seasonally Anoxic Marine Basin, 
W82-02665 1506 2K 

HEARNE, G. A. 

Simulation of an Aquifer Test on the Tesuque 

Pueblo Grant, New Mexico, 

W82-02465 1505 2F 

HEATH, M. 

Thermophillic and Thermotolerant Fungi Isolat- 
ed from the Thermal Effluent of Nuclear Power 
Generating Reactors: Disposal of Human Op- 
portunistic and Veterinary Pathogenic Fungi, 
W82-01928 1504 5B 

HEATH, M. S. 

Wastewater Management in Coastal North 

Carolina, 

W82-05559 1511 5E 

HEATH, M. S. JR. 

Wastewater Management in Coastal North 

Carolina, 

W82-02511 1505 5D 

HEATH, R. C. 

Efficient Groundwater Utilization, 

W82-02520 1505 6D 



Hydrologic Almanac of Florida, 
W82-03974 



1509 7C 



HEATH, R. T. 

Aluminum Sulfate Treatment: Short-Term 
Effect on Complex Phosphorus Compounds in a 
Eutrophic Lake, 
W82-01833 1504 5F 

UV-Sensitive Complex Phosphorus: Association 
with Dissolved Humic Material and Iron in a 
Bog Lake, 
W82-06930 1512 5C 

HEATHCOTE, I. W. 

Lake Erie Nearshore Water Chemistry at Nanti- 

coke, Ontario, 1969-1978, 

W82-02228 1505 2K 

Major Physical Features of Long Point Bay and 

Its Watershed, 

W82-02579 1505 2H 

HEATON, T. H. E. 

Excess Air in Groundwater, 

W82-02099 1504 2F 

Gaseous Nitrogen as Evidence for Denitrifica- 

tion in Groundwater, 

W82-01485 1503 2K 

HEATWOLE, C. G. 

Managing Crisis: The Effectiveness of Local 
Districts for Control of Ground Water Mining, 
W82-02819 1506 4B 



HEBBERT, R. H. B. ' 

A Comparison of Rainfall-Runoff Models, 
W82-00911 1502 2A 

HECKER, G. E. 

Heated Discharge in an Estuary: Case Study, 
W82-03674 1508 2L 

Model-Prototype Comparison of Free Surface 

Vortices, 

W82-03667 1508 8B 

HECKER, G. M. 

Coherence Between Wind and Current Events 
in a Nearshore, Shallow Water, Wave Dominat- 
ed Environment, 
W82-01674 1503 2L 



HECKMAN, C. W. 

Pesticide Effects on Aquatic Habitats, 
W82-05146 151 



1 5C 



HECKMANN, R. A. 

Postspawning Mortality of Rainbow Smelt in 

Western Lake Superior, 

W82-01189 1503 5C 

HECKY, R. E. 

The Phytoplankton and Protozooplankton of the 
Euphotic Zone of Lake Tanganyika: Species 
Composition, Biomass, Chlorophyll Content, 
and Spatio-Temporal Distribution, 
W82-03419 1508 2H 

Primary Production and Rates of Algal Growth 

in Lake Tanganyika, 

W82-03420 1508 2H 

HEDDEN, K. F. 

Water Treatment Model for Pollutant Exposure 

Assessment, 

W82-00500 1501 5F 

HEDGEPETH, J. 

Rearing Pacific Salmon in Saltwater Ponds Fer- 
tilized with Domestic Wastewater, Data Report, 
June 1979 - May 1980, 
W82-01906 1504 3C 

HEDGES, J. E. 

Hydrocarbon Geochemistry of the Puget Sound 
Region-I. Sedimentary Acyclic Hydrocarbons, 
W82-03241 1507 5B 

HEDGES, J. I. 

Chemical Indicators of Organic River Sources in 

Rivers and Estuaries, 

W82-00035 1501 5B 

HEEG, J. 

The Pongolo Floodplain: A Unique Ecosystem 

Threatened, 

W82-00684 1502 6G 

HEEKMANN, W. 

Waste Heat Balance in Aquifers Calculated by a 

Computer Programme, 

W82-00830 1502 7B 

HEERTJES, P. M. 

Fluid Flow Pattern in Upflow Reactors for An- 
aerobic Treatment of Beet Sugar Factory 
Wastewater, 
W82-05372 1511 5D 

HEESE, H. DE V. 

An Epidemiological Study of Weil-Water Ni- 
trates in a Group of South West African/Nami- 
bian Infants, 
W82-03831 1509 5C 

HEGARTY, T. W. 

Investigations of Control Mechanisms of Germi- 
nation Under Water Stress, 
W82-00912 1502 21 

HEGEMANN, W. 

Investigation on Constant F/M Ratio by Adap- 
tion of Aeration Tank Volume, 
W82-03860 1509 5D 



HEGGEN, R. J. 

Relative Runoff by Curve Number Nomograph, 
W82-O4307 1510 2A 

Water Quality Allocated Cost for Multipurpose 

Reservoirs, 

W82-04255 1510 6C 

HEIDARI, M. 

Analysis of Rock Stress Around a Liquid Waste 

Injection System in Illinois, 

W82-02280 1505 5E 

HEIDELL, P. A. 

Organizational and Political Considerations in 
the Municipal Development of Small Hydro- 
power, 
W82-06588 1512 6E 

HEIDINGER, R. C. 

Economic Impact of Existing Ammonia Nitro- 
gen Water Quality Standard, IPCB Chapter 3, 
Rule 203 (F), 
W82-02189 1505 5D 

Relative Effects on Stream Biota of Chlorine 
and Ammonia Occurring in Secondary Sewage, 
W82-04409 1510 5C 

HEIDMAN, J. A. 

Evaluation of On-Site Wastewater Treatment 

and Disposal Options, 

W82-04404 1510 5D 

Production Engineering and Marketing Analysis 

of the Rotating Disk Evaporator, 

W82-04405 1510 5D 

HEIDTKE, T. M. 

Modelling Effects of Remedial Programs to Aid 
Great Lakes Environmental Management, 
W82-01146 1503 5G 

HEIKAL, M. M. 

Effects of Salinization Treatments on Growth 
and Some Related Physiological Activities of 
Some Leguminous Plants, 
W82-02381 1505 3F 

HEILMAN, J. L. 

Evaluating Near-Surface Soil Moisture Using 
Heat Capacity Mapping Mission Data, 
W82-05956 1512 7B 

HEIM, N. E. 

Innovative/ Alternative Technology Program; 

Case Studies, 

W82-03970 1509 5D 

HEIMLICH, R. 

Efficiently Reducing Nonpoint Phosphorus 

Loads to Lakes and Reservoirs, 

W82-04154 1509 5B 

HEINEMANN, H. G. 

A New Sediment Trap Efficiency Curve for 

Small Reservoirs, 

W82-03086 1507 8A 

A Verification Study on a Reservoir Sediment 

Deposition Model, 

W82-01176 1503 2J 

HEINEMANN, W. H. 
Cablegation: I. Cable Controlled Plugs in Perfo- 
rated Supply Pipes for Automatic Furrow Irri- 
gation, 
W82-05617 1511 8A 

HEINKE, G. W. 

Effects of Chemical Addition on the Perform- 
ance of Settling Tanks, 
W82-05701 1511 5D 



PAW 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HENDRY, G. S. 



HEINRICH, D. 

The Continuous Oxygen Uptake Rate Measure- 
ment and Its Applicability as an Activated 
Sludge Control Parameter, 
W82-04O20 1509 5D 

Pilot Studies of the Nitrification Process in 
Fixed Film Reactors (Pilotversuche zur Nitrifi- 
kation in Festbettreaktoren), 
W82-04652 1510 5D 

HEISINGER, J. F. 

Antagonism of Selenium and Cadmium Pretreat- 
ments to Subsequent Embryotoxic Doses of 
Mercury and Cadmium in Fish Embryos, 
W82-06371 1512 5C 

HEIST, J. A. 

Freeze Crystallization Applications for 

Wastewater Recycle and Reuse, 

W82-03128 1507 5D 

HEIT, M. 

Anthropogenic Trace Elements and Polycyclic 
Aromatic Hydrocarbon Levels in Sediment 
Cores From Two Lakes in the Adirondack Acid 
Lake Region, 
W82-00501 1502 5B 

Biogenic and Abiogenic Polynuclear Aromatic 
Hydrocarbons in Sediments from Two Remote 
Adirondack Lakes, 
W82-04293 1510 5B 

HEITMANN, H. 

Chloride Determination in Automated Water 

Composition Monitoring (Chloridbestimmung in 

der Automatisierten 

Wasserbeschaffenheitskontrolle), 

W82-04580 1510 5 A 

HEJKAL, f . W. 

Reduction of Cytotoxicity in Virus Concentrates 

from Environmental Samples, 

W82-06757 1512 5A 

Viruses in a Community Water Supply Associat- 
ed with an Outbreak of Gastroenteritis and In- 
fectious Hepatitis, 
W82-06348 1512 5C 



Water-To- Air Fractionation of Bacteria, 
W82-00575 1502 



5B 



HEJL, H. R. JR. 

Preliminary Appraisal of Ephemeral-Streamflow 
Characteristics as Related to Drainage Area, 
Active-Channel Width, and Soils in Northwest- 
ern New Mexico, 
W82-02476 1505 2E 

HELD, S. 

Effects of Polychlorinated Biphenyls and Envi- 
ronmental Bio-Transformation Products on 
Aquatic Nitrification, 
W82-06753 1512 5C 

HELDER, W. 

Sediment Water Exchanges of Nutrients and 
Oxygen on Tidal Flats in the Ems-Dollart Estu- 
ary, 
W82-04751 1511 2L 

HELGESEN, J. O. 

Ground-Water Hydrology of Strip-Mine Areas 

in Eastern Ohio (Conditions During Mining of 

Two Watersheds in Coshocton and Muskingum 

Counties), 

W82-06141 1512 2F 

HELLBERG, T. 

The pH History of Lakes in Southwestern 
Sweden as Calculated from the Subsoil Diatom 
Flora of the Sediments, 
W82-05034 1511 2H 

HELLER, R. 

Use of Excised Root Cultures as Bioindicators of 
Water Pollution (Utilisation Des Cultures de Ra- 



cines Isolees Comme Test Biologique de Pollu- 
tion des Eaux), 
W82-01133 1503 5A 

HELLICKSON, M. L. 

Water, Energy and Labor Requirements for 
Future Pacific Northwest Irrigation, 
W82-00143 1501 6A 

HELLSTROM, G. 

A Dimensionless Parameter Approach to the 
Thermal Behavior of an Aquifer Thermal 
Energy Storage System, 
W82-06861 1512 2F 

HELMER, R. 

Water-Quality Monitoring: A Global Approach, 
W82-01339 1503 7A 

HELSEL, D. R. 

Assessment of Water Quality in Streams Drain- 
ing Coal-Producing Areas in Ohio, 
W82-05234 1511 5B 



HELVEY, J. D. 

Acid Precipitation, A Review, 
W82-06794 



1512 5C 



Effects of a North Central Washington Wildfire 
on Runoff and Sediment Production, 
W82-04250 1509 2E 

A New Method for Sampling Snow Melt and 

Rainfall in Forests, 

W82-04435 1510 7B 

HELWEG, O. 

Managing Wells for Energy Efficiency, 
W82-03734 1508 4B 

HELWEG, O. J. 

Reservoir Systems Optimization, 

W82-06433 1512 4A 

HELZ, G. R. 

Composition of Estuarine Colloidal Material: 

Major and Trace Elements, 

W82-05137 1511 2L 

HEM, J. D. 

Stability of Beta-MnOOH and Manganese Oxide 

Deposition from Springwater, 

W82-06862 1512 2K 

HEMOND, H. F. 

Biogeochemistry of Thoreau's Bog, Concord, 

Massachusetts, 

W82-O0887 1502 2K 

A Low-Cost Multichannel Recording Piezo- 
meter System for Wetland Research, 
W82-05076 1511 7B 

HEMSLEY, J. 

Automation of Norwich Sewage-Treatment 

Works: Early Cost Considerations, 

W82-00955 1502 5D 

HEMSLEY, W. T. 

Remedial Technique of Controlling and Treat- 
ing Low Volume Leachate Discharge, 
W82-01428 1503 5G 

HEMYARI, P. 

Super Slurper Effects on Crust Strength, Water 
Retention, and Water Infiltration of Soils, 
W82-01562 1503 2G 

HENDERSON, J. E. 

GC/MS Analysis of XAD-2 Extracts of Su- 

perchlorinated Septage, 

W82-05016 1511 5A 

HENDERSON, K. W. 

Plant Expansion Via High-Rate Pretreatment, 
W82-05953 1512 5F 

HENDERSON, R. J. A. 

The Performance of an Off-Sewer Storm- 
Sewage Tank, 
W82-05469 1511 5D 



HENDERSON-SELLERS, B. 

Destratification and Reaeration as Tools for In- 

Lake Management, 

W82-01648 1503 5G 

Modelling Evaporation from Reservoirs, 
W82-04722 1510 2D 

Models of Annual Cycles in Lentic Water 

Bodies, 

W82-06483 1512 5G 

A Note on Minimizing Temperature Rise by 

Restricting Evaporation from Small Open Water 

Surfaces, 

W82-03440 1508 3B 

HENDREY, G. R. 

Acidic Precipitation: Considerations for an Air 

Quality Standard, 

W82-04302 1510 5B 

Acidification of Surface Waters in Two Areas of 

the Eastern United States, 

W82-03554 1508 5B 



Effects of Acid Precipitation, 
W82-05149 



1511 5C 



HENDRICKS, A. C. 

Does Improved Waste Treatment Have Demon- 
strable Biological Benefits, 
W82-00779 1502 5C 

HENDRICKS, D. W. 

Derivation of an Empirical Sorption Rate Equa- 
tion by Analysis of Experimental Data, 
W82-06664 1512 5D 

Fecal Coliform Densities in a Western Water- 
shed, 
W82-05618 1511 5B 

The Input-Output Water Transactions Model of 

Supply and Demand, 

W82-03055 1507 6D 

Modeling of Water Supply/Demand in the 
South Platte River Basin, 1970-2020, 
W82-05738 1511 6D 

Sequential Water Reuse Effect on Stream Salin- 
ity, 
W82-05731 1511 3C 

Water Reuse Planning by Means of an Input- 
Output Table, 
W82-04794 1511 6A 

HENDRIX, J. P. 

Reservoir Operation for Water Conservation, 
W82-04165 1509 3B 

HENDRIX, P. F. 

Microcosms as Test Systems for the Ecological 

Effects of Toxic Substances: An Appraisal with 

Cadmium, 

W82-03026 1507 5C 

HENDRY, C. D. 

Chemistry of Precipitation at Gainesville, Flor- 
ida, 
W82-00185 1501 2K 

HENDRY, G. S. 

Some Effects of Land Use on Bacteriological 
Water Quality in a Recreational Lake, 
W82-04567 1510 5B 

Some Effects of Pulp and Paper Wastewater on 
Microbiological Water Quality of a River, 
W82-06315 1512 5C 

Some Effects of Shoreline Cottage Development 
on Lake Bacteriological Water Quality, 
W82-06310 1512 5B 



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PA-93 






HENEBRY, M. S. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HENEBRY, M. S. 

A Comparison of Vascular Vegetation and Pro- 
tozoan Communities in Some Freshwater Wet- 
land of Northern Lower Michigan, 
W82-04927 1511 2H 

HENKEL, M. 

Status and Problems of Process Water Supply in 
the Fruit and Vegetable Processing Industry 
(Situation und Aufgaben Der 

Betriebswasserwirtschaft in Der Obst- Und 
Gemuseverarbeitenden Industrie), 
W82-04584 1510 3E 

HENNART, J. P. 

Extension of the Integrodifferential Approach to 
Inhomogeneous Multiaquifer Systems, 
W82-02017 1504 2F 

HENNES, R. W. 

Slash Treatment After Clearcutting Lodgepole 
Pine Affects Nutrients in Soil Water, 
W82-00130 1501 4C 

HENNESSY, R. R. 

Power Spectral Analysis of a Forcemain Failure 

Caused by Waterhammer, 

W82-01826 1504 7B 



HENNEY, R. C. 

Shock Load of Chromium (VI), 
W82-05253 



1511 5D 



HENNIG, H. F-K. O. 

Variations in Trace Metal Content of the Mussel 
Choromytilus Meridionalis (Kr.) with Season 
and Sex, 
W82-01969 1504 5A 

HENNIGAN, R. D. 

The Evolution of Water Quality Management, 
W82-03476 1508 6E 

Institutional Change - Water Quality Manage- 
ment, 
W82-05401 1511 6E 

HENNING, H. F-K. O. 

Preliminary Pollution Surveys Around the 
South-Western Cape Coast. Part 4: Salt River 
Mouth, Table Bay, 
W82-03367 1507 5B 

HENRICH, J. 

Temperatures and Currents in a Stratified Lake: 

A Two-Dimensional Analysis, 

W82-04378 1510 2H 

HENRIKSEN, K. 

Measurement of in situ Rates of Nitrification in 

Sediment, 

W82-00798 1502 5 A 

HENRIKSON, L. 

Predator-Prey Relationships Among Water- 
Mites (Hydracarina) and Other Freshwater Or- 
ganisms, 
W82-02963 1506 5C 

Trophic Changes Without Changes in the Exter- 
nal Nutrient Loading, 
W82-02367 1505 2H 

HENRY, J. G. 

Recent Developments in Water Pollution Con- 
trol, 
W82-00340 1501 5D 

HENRY, J. R. 

Agricultural Conservation Program: An Evalua- 
tion, 
W82-02019 1504 3F 

HENSCHKE, C. J. 

Groundwater Systems Associated with Second- 
ary Salinity in Western Australia. 
W82-O2770 1506 2F 

HENSEL, R. 

Pump Installations for reverse Osmosis Systems, 
W82-05882 1511 8C 



HENZEN, M. R. 

Wastewater Technologies in South Africa: Re- 
search and Application, 
W82-05350 1511 5D 

HERB, W. J. 

Hydrology of Area 3, Eastern Coal Province, 

Pennsylvania, 

W82-05831 1511 7C 

Hydrology of Area 5, Eastern Coal Province, 
Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia, 
W82-05834 1511 7C 

HERBAUTS, J. 

Direct Evidence of Water-Soluble Organic 
Matter Leaching in Brown Earths and Slightly 
Podzolized Soils, 
W82-02034 1504 2G 

HERBERT, I. 

The Distribution of Mercury in the Sediments of 

the Plym Estuary, 

W82-01390 1503 5B 

HERBERT, R. 

Determination of Aquifer Parameters from 
Large-Diameter Dug Well Pumping Tests, 
W82-02917 1506 2F 

HERDENDORF, C. E. 

Growth Dynamics of Cladophora Glomerata in 
Western Lake Erie in Relation to Some Envi- 
ronmental Factors, 
W82-06932 1512 5C 

Limnetic Larval Fish of the Maumee and San- 
dusky River Estuaries, 



W82-01197 



1503 7 A 



HERGENRADER, G. L. 

Eutrophication of the Salt Valley Reservoirs, 

1968-73. I. The Effects of Eutrophication on 

Standing Crop and Composition of Phytoplank- 

ton, 

W82-01653 1503 5C 

Eutrophication of the Salt Valley Reservoirs 
1968-73. III. The Macroinvertebrate Communi- 
ty: Its Development, Composition, and Change 
in Response to Eutrophication, 
W82-01797 1503 5C 

Eutrophication of the Salt Valley Reservoirs, 
1968-1973. II. Changes in Physical and Chemical 
Parameters of Eutrophication, 
W82-03214 1507 5C 

HERGERT, G. W. 

Effects of Dairy Manure on Phosphorus Con- 
centrations and Losses in Tile Effluent, 
W82-01479 1503 5B 

Phosphorus Concentration-Water Flow Interac- 
tions in Tile Effluent from Manured Land, 
W82-01340 1503 5B 

HERKELMANN, H. 

Development of Wastewater Purification in the 
Ruhr Catchment Area and its Effects on Water 
Quality in the 1970's (Entwicklung Der Abwas- 
serreinigung Im Ruhr Einzugsgebiet Und Ihre 
Auswirkungen Auf Die Gewassergute In Den 
Siebzieger Jahren), 
W82-06469 1512 5D 

HERMANN, A. J. 

Phosphorus Dynamics of a Florida Freshwater 
Marsh Receiving Treated Wastewater, 
W82-00108 1501 5E 

HERMANN, D. J. 

Performance Studies of Various Landfill and 

Impoundment Liners, 

W82-03938 1509 5E 

HERMANN, R. 

New Developments in Automated Biosensing 
from Remote Water Quality Stations and Satel- 
lite Data Retrieval for Resources Management, 
W82-04800 1511 7B 



HERON, R. 

Occurrence of Ice Layers at the Base of High 

A relic Snowpacks, 

W82-O0844 1502 2C 

HERRERA, I. 

Extension of the Integrodifferential Approach to 
Inhomogeneous Multiaquifer Systems, 
W82-02017 1504 2F 

Numerical Treatment of Leaky Aquifers in the 

Short Time Range, 

W82-06863 1512 2F 

HERRGESELL, P. L. 

Effects of Freshwater Flow on Fishery Re- 
sources in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary, 
W82-02141 1505 4C 

HERRICKS, E. E. 

Biological Monitoring, Part III.- Receiving 
System Methodology Based on Community 
Structure, • 

W82-05023 1511 5 A 

HERRINGTON, P. R. 

Charging Policies for Water Services, 
W82-01734 1503 6C 

Escaping from Prison: An Economic Reassess- 
ment of Rutland Water, 
W82-06479 1512 6D 

HERRMANN, R. 

Transport of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocar- 
bons through a Partly Urbanized River Basin, 
W82-04191 1509 5B 

HERSCH, P. 

Readying Boston's Water and Sewer System for 

the Next Century, 

W82-03870 1509 6B 

HERSHAFT, A. 

The Nonfuel Minerals Industry: Regulatory Im- 
pacts, 
W82-00612 1502 5B 

HERSHFIELD, D. M. 

Characterizing Short Duration Rainfall Intensi- 
ties for Runoff Calculation, 
W82-00142 1501 2A 

The Magnitude of the Hydrological Frequency 
Factor in Maximum Rainfall Estimation, 
W82-00983 1502 2B 

HESS, A. F. 

Plant-Scale Comparison of Direct Filtration 

Versus Conventional Treatment of a Lake Erie 

Water, 

W82-04129 1509 5F 

Selection of a Sludge Handling Disposal System, 
W82-06346 1512 5E 

HESS, C. T. 

Geologic and Hydrologic Factors Controlling 
Radon-222 in Ground Water in Maine, 
W82-01222 1503 2F 

Radon-222, In Potable Water Supplies of New 

England, 

W82-01221 1503 5B 

HESSE, C. S. 

Recreational Water Quality and Health, 
W82-02997 1506 5C 

HESSELBERG, R. J. 

Influence of PCBs in Water on Uptake and 
Elimination of DDT and DDE by Lake Trout, 
W82-01342 1503 5C 



PA 94 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HIMMELBLAU, D. M. 



HESTER, W. H. 

Effects of Potential Water Conservation Efforts 

in East Tennessee, 

W82-05745 1511 3D 

HESTON, J. F. 

Asbestos Cement Pipe and Cancer in Connecti- 
cut 1955-1974, 
W82-01094 1502 5C 



HEUER, T. 

Wastewater Collection, 
W82-01251 



1503 5D 



HEWETSON, J. P. 

Contaminant Occurrence in an Unconfined Sand 

Aquifer at a Municipal Landfill, 

W82-03933 1509 5B 

HEWLETT, J. D. 

A Review of Catchment Experiments to Deter- 
mine the Effect of Vegetation Changes on Water 
Yield and Evapotranspiration, 
W82-05647 1511 4C 

HEY, D. L. 

A Stress Function for Evaluating Strategies for 

Water Quality Management, 

W82-04407 1510 5C 

HICKEY, C. R. JR. 

Impact of the 1979 Accident at Three Mile 
Island Nuclear Station on Recreational Fishing 
in the Susquehanna River, 
W82-03962 1509 5C 

HICKEY, J. J. 

Borehole Data-Collection Methods Applicable 
for the Regional Observation and Monitor Well 
Program, Southwest Florida Water Manage- 
ment District, 
W82-04493 1510 4B 

Results of Deep-Well Injection Testing at Mul- 
berry, Florida, 
W82-05224 1511 5B 

HICKEY JR, C. R. 

Power Plant Siting and Design: A Case Study of 
Minimal Entrainment and Impingement Impacts 
at Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station, 
W82-03964 1509 5C 

HICKMAN, K. 

Characterization of Properties of Water, 
W82-05540 1511 1A 

HICKMAN, M. 

The Removal of a Headed Discharge From a 

Lake and the Effect Upon an Epiphytic Algal 

Community, 

W82-06898 1512 5C 

HICKMAN, R. E. 

Engineering Responds to Ecology, 

W82-02935 1506 5D 

HICKS, O. 

An Environmental Safety Assessment of Butyl 

Benzyl Phthalate, 

W82-O0615 1502 5 A 

HICKS, R. 

Cold Lake-Beaver River Regional Water Re- 
sources Study, 
W82-05396 1511 6D 

HIGGINS, A. J. 

Organic Composition of Aerobic, Anaerobic, 

and Compost-Stabilized Sludges, 

W82-05854 1511 5E 

HIGGINS, G. 

Algal Bioassay of the Portage Lakes, Summit 

County, Ohio, 

W82-04813 1511 2H 

HIGGINS, J. M. 

Do Model for Discharges from Deep Impound- 
ments, 
W82-05316 1511 2H 



HIGGINS, M. R. 

Supreme Court Clarifies Water Act Require- 
ment, 
W82-02257 1505 6E 

HIGNETT, K. C. 

Waste Water Treatment Plant Reliability - Engi- 
neering Design for Failure and Economic Gain, 
W82-04611 1510 5D 

HIJNEN, W. A. M. 

Growth of Aeromonas Hydrophila at Low Con- 
centrations of Substrates Added to Tap Water, 
W82-00578 1502 5 A 

HIKUMA, M. 

Ammonia Electrode with Immobilized Nitrify- 
ing Bacteria, 
W82-01099 1502 5A 

HILBERG, S. D. 

The 1980-1981 Drought in Illinois: Causes, Di- 
mensions, and Impacts, 
W82-06523 1512 2E 

HILDEBRAND, S. G. 

Net Energy: Results for Small-Scale Hydroelec- 
tric Power and Summary of Existing Analyses, 
W82-04806 1511 6D 

HILDERBRAND, D. C. 

Influence of Ozonation on Sulfur, Nitrogen, 
Chloride and Phosphorus Systems in Public 
Drinking Water Supplies, 
W82-05907 1512 5F 



HILEMAN, B. 

Acid Precipitation, 
W82-01607 



1503 5C 



HILER, E. A. 

A Report on: Research Needs.. ..Water Conser- 
vation in Agriculture, 
W82-05308 1511 3F 

HILL, A. J. 

Factors Influencing Biological Nitrification of 

Steel Industry Wastewaters, 

W82-03134 1507 5D 

HILL, A. R. 

Stream Phosphorus Exports from Watersheds 
with Contrasting Land Uses in Southern Ontar- 
io, 
W82-02251 1505 5B 

HILL, D. 

Qualitative and Quantitative Studies on the In 
Situ Adsorption, Degradation and Toxicity of 
Acrylamide by the Spiking of the Waters of 
Two Sewage Works and a River, 
W82-06044 1512 5D 

HILL, D. E. 

Optimization Principle for Air and Water Move- 
ment, 
W82-05172 1511 2G 

Removal of Phosphorus from Waste Water by 
Soil Under Aerobic and Anaerobic Conditions, 
W82-01344 1503 5D 

HILL, D. O. 

Methods for Treatment of Color in Ground- 
water, 
W82-02532 1505 5F 

HILL, D. R. 

Characterization of Industrial Wastes by Evalu- 
ating BOD, COD, and TOC, 
W82-05255 1511 5A 

HILL, G. 

Classification of Central Amazon Lakes on the 
Basis of their Microbiological and Physico- 
Chemical Characteristics, 
W82-00666 1502 2H 

Physical and Chemical Studies of Lago Tupe; A 
Central Amazonian Black Water 'Ria Lake', 
W82-01381 1503 2H 



HILL, G. E. 

A Balloonborne Instrument for the Measure- 
ment of Vertical Profiles of Supercooled Liquid 
Water Concentration, 
W82-01524 1503 7B 

Seeding-Opportunity Recognition in Winter 

Orographic Clouds, 

W82-01005 1502 3B 

HILL, R. 

An Introduction to Industrial Water Treatment, 
W82-03071 1507 5F 

HILL, R. D. 

Four Options for Hazardous Waste Disposal, 
W82-03416 1508 5E 

HILL, R. W. 

Water in Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics Indus- 
tries, 
W82-04533 1510 5F 

HILLARE-MARCEL, C. 

018 Modelling of Freshwater Inputs in Baffin 
Bay and Canadian Arctic Coastal Waters, 
W82-01590 1503 2C 

HILLEARY, J. T. 

Lineboro Quadrangle: Hydrogeology, 
W82-04969 1511 7C 

Littletown Quadrangle: Hydrogeology, 
W82-04984 1511 7C 

HILLMAN, R. M. 

Land and Stream Salinity in Western Australia, 
W82-01374 1503 5B 

HILNER, C. A. 

Ames Salmonella Mutagenicity Assays on 
Water: Dichloromethane Extracts Versus Prepa- 
ration of Growth Media with Test Samples, 
W82-06548 1512 5 A 

Comparison of Liquid-Liquid Extraction and 

Resin Adsorption for Concentrating Mutagens 

in Ames Salmonella/Microsome Assays on 

Water, 

W82-01812 1504 5A 

Evaluation of Standard and Modified M-FC, 
Macconkey, and Teepol Media for Membrane 
Filtration Counting of Fecal Coliforms in Water, 
W82-00644 1502 5 A 

HILSDON, C. W. 

Using Pump Curves and Valving Techniques for 

Efficient Pumping, 

W82-05666 1511 8C 

HILTON, J. 

The Effect of Boat Activity on Turbidity in a 

Shallow Broadland River, 

W82-06330 1512 5C 

Management and Design Implications of a Math- 
ematical Model of a Rapid Gravity Sand Filter 
Backwash, 
W82-00460 1501 5D 

HIMEBAUGH, R. R. 

Microorganism Inventory in Activated Sludge 

Control, 

W82-03483 1508 5D 

HIMES, W. 

An Evaluation of the Potential for Water Con- 
servation and Reuse in the Georgia Pulp and 
Paper Industry, 
W82-02456 1505 3E 

HIMMELBLAU, D. M. 

Simulation of a Time Dependent Activated 
Sludge Wastewater Treatment Plant, 
W82-02303 1505 5D 



PA-95 



HINCKLEY, B. S. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HINCKLEY, B. S. 

Physical Effects of Vehicular Disturbances on 

Arid Landscapes, 

W82-00111 1501 4C 

HINCKLEY, T. M. 

Water Relations, Soil Fertility, and Plant Nutri- 
ent Composition of a Pygmy Oak Ecosystem, 
W82-01034 1502 21 

HINDE, R. C. 

Streamlined Regulations Could Help Make New 

Stormwater Management Concepts Part of the 

Tradition, 

W82-02000 1504 4A 

HINDLE, R. 

Residues of Nonylphenol in Spruce Foliage, 
Forest Soil, Stream Water and Sediment After 
its Aerial Application, 
W82-00559 1502 5B 

HINES, A. L. 

Groundwater Leaching of Organic Pollutants 
From in Situ Retorted Oil Shale. A Mass Trans- 
fer Analysis, 
W82-00626 1502 5B 

HINES, D. C. M. 

Production of Ammonia in a Packed-Bed Anaer- 
obic Upflow (ANFLOW) Bioreactor, 
W82-03598 1508 5D 

HINES, M. E. 

Distribution of Methanogenic and Sulfate-Re- 
ducing Bacteria in Near-Shore Marine Sedi- 
ments, 
W82-04894 1511 2L 

HINES, R. 

The Ecological Significance of a Stunted White 
Perch Population in an Eutrophic Maine Pond, 
W82-04418 1510 5C 

HINKINS, S. M. 

Increased Toxicity of Ammonia to Rainbow 
Trout (Salmo Gairdneri) Resulting from Re- 
duced Concentrations of Dissolved Oxygen, 
W82-01629 1503 5C 

HINKS, R. W. 

Five Year Water Resources Research Plan for 

the State of California, 

W82-05532 1511 6B 



Reservoir Systems Optimization, 
W82-06433 



1512 4A 



HINRICHS, D. J. 

Innovative/ Alternative Technology Program; 

Case Studies, 

W82-03970 1509 5D 

HINRICHS, R. 

Case Studies on the Migration of Pollutants in 

Ground Water, 

W82-01424 1503 5B 

HINRICHS, R. L. 

Mathematical Model of Sequential Loading in 

Fixed-Bed Adsorbers, 

W82-05269 1511 5D 

HINRICHSEN, D. 

Poland: Coming to Grips with Pollution, 
W82-02092 1504 5G 

HINTERLEITNER, S. 

Serum Enzymes in Rainbow Trout as Tools in 

the Diagnosis of Water Quality, 

W82-00857 1502 5 A 

HINTON, G. C. F. 

On the Algal Ecology of the Lowland Iraqi 

Marshes, 

W82-02777 1506 6G 

HII'KI,, K. W. 

Modeling Hydrologic Time Series from the 

Arctic, 

W82-0II98 1503 2A 



Operational Research Techniques in River Basin 

Management, 

W82-05387 1511 6A 

HIRAOKA, M. 

An Approach to the Control of the Activated 
Sludge System by Use of a Succession Model, 
W82-04057 1509 5D 

Calculation of Sludge Reservoir Volume for 

MLSS Control, 

W82-03856 1509 5D 

A Control System for Smaller Wastewater 

Treatment Plants, 

W82-04024 1509 5D 

A New Approach to Computerized Control 
System for the Activated Sludge Process in 
Transient States, 
W82-04027 1509 5D 

HIRATA, T. 

Wave Formation and Heat Transfer at an Ice- 
Water Interface in the Presence of a Turbulent 
Flow, 
W82-01128 1503 2C 

HIRATSUKA, Y. 

Effect of Slime Stuck Inside Sampling Pipings 
on Water Quality and How to Remove It, 
W82-03585 1508 5D 

HIRAYAMA, K. 

Distribution of Mutagens in Tama and Ayase 

River Sediments, 

W82-04182 1509 5 A 

Studies on Oxygen Transfer Models, 
W82-05349 1511 1A 

HIRO, S. 

Automatic Operation of a Freeze-Thawing and 
Dewatering Plant for Sewage Sludges, 
W82-04599 1510 5D 

HIROSE, T. 

Variability of Stream Water Quality in Some 
Land Management Systems in the Southern Ka- 
kioka Basin, Japan, 
W82-06020 1512 5B 

HIROTSUJI, J. 

A Method for the Evaluation of the Effective- 
ness of a Quality Control Operation in Activated 
Sludge Process, 
W82-03854 1509 5D 

HIRSCH, J. H. 

Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Cooling 

Tower Complexes on Clouds and Severe 

Storms, 

W82-00995 1502 2B 

HIRSCH, R. M. 

Stochastic Hydrologic Model for Drought Man- 
agement, 
W82-02897 1506 2E 

Techniques of Trend Analysis for Monthly 

Water Quality Data, 

W82-05344 1511 7C 

HIRSHFIELD, H. I. 

Peripheral Effects of Cadmium on the Blood and 

Head Kidney in the Brown Bullhead (Ictalurus 

Nebulosus), 

W82-06003 1512 5C 

HIRTH, L. J. 

Textile Warp Size Reclamation Using Thermal 

Precipitation, 

W82-03034 1507 5D 

HIRTLE, R. W. M. 

Sedimentological and Biological Changes in the 
Windsor Mudflat, an Area of Induced Siltation, 
W82-00548 1502 5C 



HISTI, G. 

Separation of Aqueous Organic Mixtures by 
Pervaporation and Analysis by Mass Spectrom- 
etry or a Coupled Gas Chromatograph-Mass 
Spectrometer, 
W82-06791 1512 5A 

HITDLEBAUGH, J. A. 

Nitrification Using the Rotating Biological Con- 
tactor, 
W82-03132 1507 5D 

Operational Problems with Rotating Biological 

Contactors, 

W82-01549 1503 5D 



HITE, J. C. 

Economics, 
W82-01304 

Economics, 
W82-06998 



1503 5G 



1512 5G 



HITES, R. A. 

Aromatic Amines in and Near the Buffalo River, 
W82-00622 1502 5B 

Fluxes of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons to 
Marine and Lacustrine Sediments in the North- 
eastern United States, 
W82-05138 1511 5B 

Organic Compounds Found Near Dump Sites in 

Niagara Falls, New York, 

W82-01802 1504 5B 

Oxidation of Phenolic Antioxidants in a River 

System, 

W82-01801 1504 5B 

HITZ, H. R. 

The Assessment of the Possible Inhibitory Effect 
of Dyestuffs on Aerobic Waste-Water Bacteria, 
Experience with a Screenint Test, 
W82-04825 1511 5C 

HJELDNES, E. I. 

Cracking, Leakage, and Erosion of Earth Dam 

Materials, 

W82-03149 1507 8D 

HJELMFELT, A. T. 

Time Distribution of Clock Hour Rainfall, 
W82-01402 1503 2 A 

HJELMFELT, A. T. JR. 

Empirical Investigation of Curve Number Tech- 
nique, 
W82-04112 1509 2A 

HJORT, J. 

Factors Influencing Formation of Trihalometh- 
anes in Drinking Water with Special Reference 
to Swedish Conditions, 
W82-04826 1511 5F 

HLAVAY, J. 

Investigations of Natural Hungarian Zeolite for 

Ammonia Removal, 

W82-05482 1511 5D 

HO, A. K. W. 

Monitoring of Selected Trace Organics During 

Biological Wastewater Treatment, 

W82-06392 1512 5D 

HO, J. 

Some Effects of Sewage Discharge Upon Phyto- 

plankton in Hong Kong, 

W82-02095 1504 5C 

HO, K. W. A. 

Application of Ultraviolet Disinfection in a Ter- 
tiary Wastewater Treatment Plant, 
W82-06390 1512 5D 



PA 96 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HOLDSWORTH, G. 



HO, KC. 

Degree of Pollution of Several Major Streams 
Entering Tolo Harbour, Hong Kong, 
W82-02058 1504 5B 

HO, M. H. 

Determination of Nanogram Quantities of Mer- 
cury in Water with a Gold-Plated Piezoelectric 
Crystal Detector, 
W82-01509 1503 5A 

HO, W. S. 

Extraction of Phenolic Compounds and Organic 

Acids by Liquid Membranes, 

W82-06331 1512 5D 

HO, Y. B. 

Mineral Composition of Phragmites Australis in 
Scottish Lochs as Related to Eutrophication. I. 
Seasonal Changes in Organs, 
W82-05099 1511 2H 

Mineral Element Content in Ulva Lactuca L. 
with Reference to Eutrophication in Hong Kong 
Coastal Waters, 
W82-03417 1508 5B 

HOANG, V. D. 

Prediction of Water Inflow to Lake Memphre- 

magog (Prevision des Apports Hydriques au lac 

Memphremagog), 

W82-04459 1510 2 A 

HOBBA, W. A. JR. 

Abandoned Coal Mines in West Virginia as 

Sources of Water Supplies, 

W82-05219 1511 3C 

Ground- Water Hydrology of Jefferson County, 

West Virginia, 

W82-04986 1511 2F 

HOBBIE, J. E. 

Nitrogen Recycling in a North Carolina Coastal 

River, 

W82-02822 1506 5B 

HOBBS, E. H. 

Response of Fababean Yield, Protein Production 

and Water Use to Irrigation, 

W82-01089 1502 21 

Sorghum and Barley in Southern Alberta: Grain 
Yield Response to Irrigation and Fertilizer, 
W82-04471 1510 21 

HOBBS, J. M. 

Sea Water Distillation in Jersey and Its Use to 
Augment Conventional Water Resources, 
W82-02748 1506 3 A 

HOBO, T. 

Ion Flotation-Spectrophotometric Determina- 
tion of Traces of Chromium (VI), 
W82-O20O7 1504 5 A 

HOCH, H. J. 

Confluence of Two Jets Created by Two Paral- 
lel Segment Gates of a Bottom Outlet (Schuss- 
strahl-Zusammenfuhrung Bei Einem Grundab- 
lass Mit Nebeneinyanderliegenden Segments- 
chutzen). 
W82-06243 1512 8B 

HOCUTT, C. H. 

Fish Responses to Temperature to Assess Ef- 
fects of Thermal Discharge on Biological Integ- 
rity, 
W82-06777 1512 5C 

Inertia and Recovery: An Approach to Stream 
Classification and Stress Evaluation, 
W82-04735 1510 6G 

HODGDON, R. B. 

Research on Piezodialysis - Sixth Report, 
W82-05294 1511 3A 

HODGES, E. 

The Control of Bacterial Pollution Caused by 

Sea Discharges of Sewage, 

W82-00699 1502 5D 



HODGKISS, I. J. 

Factors Affecting the Distribution of Lignico- 

lous Marine Fungi in Hong Kong, 

W82-06908 1512 5B 

Stream Pollution in Hong Kong - An Appraisal, 
W82-02084 1504 5B 

HODGSON, A. S. 

The Effect of Short-Term Waterlogging During 

Furrow Irrigation of Cotton in a Cracking Grey 

Clay, 

W82-06010 1512 3F 

HODGSON, J. M. 

A Microprocessor-Based Controller for the 

Plugging Factor Monitor, 

W82-06398 1512 3A 

HODGSON, M. E. 

State Water Use and Socioeconomic Data Relat- 
ed to the Second National Water Assessment, 
W82-00739 1502 6D 

HODSON, R. E. 

Mineralization of Detrital Lignocelluloses by 

Salt Marsh Sediment Microflora, 

W82-06410 1512 2L 

HODSON, R. G. 

Ichthyoplankton Samplers for Simultaneous 
Replicate Samples at Surface and Bottom, 
W82-04297 1510 7B 

HOEFLIN, J. R. 

Assessment of Oil Shale Retort Wastewater 
Treatment and Control Technology - Phases I 
and II, 
W82-00390 1501 5B 

HOEHN, R. C. 

Algae as Sources of Trihalomethane Precursors, 
W82-04149 1509 5B 

HOEKS, J. 

Analytical Solutions for Transpot of Conserv- 
ative and Nonconservative Contaminants in 
Groundwater Systems, 
W82-03555 1508 5B 

HOESE, H. D. 

Some Effects of Fresh Water on the Atchafalaya 

Bay System, 

W82-02143 1505 6G 

HOFFMAN, D. 

Low Temperature Evaporation Plants, 
W82-05118 1511 3A 

HOFFMAN, G. J. 

Leaching Requirements for Salinity Control. II. 

Oat, Tomato, and Cauliflower, 

W82-03790 1509 21 

HOFFMAN, M. R. 

Trace Metal Catalysis in Aquatic Environments, 
W82-0O629 1502 5B 

HOFFMANN, M. R. 

Characterization of Soluble and Colloidal-Phase 
Metal Complexes in River Water by Ultrafiltra- 
tion. A Mass-Balance Approach, 
W82-OO480 1501 5A 



HOFFMASTER, W. W. 

Foam Control in Aeration Tanks, 
W82-O0171 



1501 5D 



HOFKES, E. 

How Proper Prospecting Improves the Odds, 
W82-05757 1511 3B 

HOFSTEE, A. W. M. 

Analysis of PCBs in Sediment by Glass Capil- 
lary Gas Chromatography, 
W82-04916 1511 5A 

Determination of Organochlorines in River 
Sediment by Capillary Gas Chromatography, 
Application to Dutch River Sediment, 
W82-06274 1512 5 A 



HOGGAN, D. H. 

Floodplain Management Needs Peculiar to Arid 

Climates, 

W82-03908 1509 2E 

HOGGATT, R. E. 

Floods of March 1978 in the Maumee River 

Basin, Northeastern Indiana, 

W82-02485 1505 2E 

HOLBECHE, J. D. 

Isolation of the Mycobacterium Avium-M. In- 
tracellulare-M. Scrofulaceum Complex from 
Tank Water in Queensland, Australia, 
W82-02069 1504 5 A 

HOLBURT, M. B. 

Colorado River Water Allocation, 

W82-05888 1511 6C 

International Problems on the Colorado River, 
W82-05892 1511 5G 

HOLDER-FRANKLIN, M. A. 

Bacteria Under the Ice, 

W82-06561 1512 5A 

Correlations Between Predominant Heterotro- 
phic Bacteria and Physicochemical Water Qual- 
ity Parameters in Two Canadian Rivers, 
W82-06544 1512 5B 

Diurnal Variations of the Heterotrophic Bacteria 

in the Sediment and Water of a Small Woodland 

Stream, 

W82-06563 1512 5A 

An Ecological Approach to the Study of Bacte- 
ria at the Florenceville Site in September and 
February, 
W82-06560 1512 5A 

Interactions of Heterotrophic Bacteria in the 

Sediment Water Phases of Two Contrasting 

Rivers, 

W82-06564 1512 5A 

An Introductory Study of Seasonal Variation in 

the Aerobic Heterotrophic Bacterial Population 

of the Saint John River Using Classical System- 

atics, 

W82-06559 1512 5A 

Methods of Studying Population Shifts in 

Aquatic Bacteria in Response to Environmental 

Change, 

W82-06558 1512 5C 

Seasonal and Diurnal Changes in the Predomi- 
nant Heterotrophic Bacterial Species of the Me- 
duxnekeag River, 
W82-06562 1512 5A 

HOLDREN, G. C. JR. 

Factors Affecting Phosphorus Release from 

Intact Lake Sediment Cores, 

W82-00251 1501 2H 

HOLDRINET, H. 

Organochlorine Residues in Suspended Solids 
Collected from the Mouths of Canadian Streams 
Flowing into the Great Lakes 1974-1977, 
W82-05635 1511 5B 

HOLDRINET, M. V. H. 

PCB Residues in Bottom Sediments Collected 

From the Bay of Quinte, Lake Ontario 1972- 

1973, 

W82-01155 1503 5B 

HOLDSWORTH, G. 

A Mechanism for the formation of Large Ice- 
bergs, 
W82-04798 1511 2C 



PA-97 



HOLFORD, I. C. R. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HOLFORD, I. C. R. 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Reactions in Overland 

Flow of Wastewater, 

W82-02996 1506 5D 

HOLL, W. 

Regeneration of Anion Exchange Resins by Cal- 
cium Carbonate and Carbon Dioxide, 
W82-01484 1503 5F 

HOLLAN, E. 

Free Surface Oscillations in Lake Kinneret, 
W82-06879 1512 2H 

HOLLETT, K. J. 

Maps Showing Ground-Water Conditions in the 
San Simon Wash Area, Papago Indian Reserva- 
tion, Arizona- 1979, 
W82-05231 1511 7C 

HOLLEY, E. R. 

Jet Injections for Optimum Mixing in Pipe 

Flow, 

W82-04558 1510 8A 

HOLLIS, G. E. 

Relationship of the Roughness Coefficient Man- 
ning's N and Discharge in an Urban River, 
W82-02376 1505 2E 

HOLLOD, G. J. 

Trihalomethanes in Chlorinated Cooling Waters 

of Nuclear Reactors, 

W82-05713 1511 5F 

HOLLON, B. F. 

Water Quality in a Stream Receiving Dairy 

Feedlot Effluent, 

W82-04860 1511 5B 

HOLM-HANSEN, T. 

A Salicylate-Hypochlorite Method for Deter- 
mining Ammonia in Seawater, 
W82-00238 1501 5 A 

HOLMAN, D. 

Supplying Water to the Rural Community, 
W82-06223 1512 5F 

HOLMAN, R. C. 

Waterborne Gastroenteritis Due to The Nor- 
walk Agent: Clinical and Epidemiologic Investi- 
gation, 
W82-03898 1509 5C 

HOLMAN, W. F. 

Treatability of Type A Zeolite in Wastewater- 

Partl, 

W82-05687 1511 5D 

Treatability of Type A Zeolite in Wastewater- 

Part II, 

W82-05688 1511 5D 

HOLMBERG, A. 

Modelling of the Activated Sludge Process for 

Microprocessor-Based State Estimation and 

Control, 

W82-06324 1512 5D 

HOLMES, B. H. 

Federal Participation in Land Use Decision- 
Making at the Water's Edge-Floodplains and 
Wetlands, 
W82-0O799 1502 6E 

HOLMES, J. W. 

The Influence of Plant Communities Upon the 

Hydrology of Catchments, 

W82-00931 1502 2D 

HOLMES, K. T. 

Infiltration Inflow Analysis: Finding the Source, 
W82-05038 1511 5B 

HOLMES, N. T. H. 

Phytobenthos of the River Tees and Its Tribu- 
taries, 
W82-O2065 1504 2K 



Phytoplankton of Four Rivers, the Tyne, Wear, 

Tees and Swale, 

W82-01376 1503 2E 

HOLMES, P. R. 

The Mathematical Modelling of Water Quality 
with Particular Reference to the Industrial 
Rivers of Yorkshire, 
W82-06644 1512 5G 

HOLMSTROM, H. 

Improved Operation of Municipal Wastewater 
Treatment Plants in Sweden by Use of Instru- 
mentation and Automation, 
W82-03846 1509 5D 

HOLSAMBRE, D. G. 

Optimum Depth and Spacing of Subsurface 

Drains, 

W82-05693 1511 8B 

HOLT, J. 

A Close-Interval Sampler for Collection of Sedi- 
ment Pore Waters for Nutrient Analyses, 
W82-02346 1505 5 A 

HOLT, R. F. 

Crop Residue Removal and Tillage; Effects on 
Soil Erosion and Nutrient Loss in the Corn Belt, 
W82-01770 1503 2J 

Soluble N and P Concentrations in Surface 

Runoff Water, 

W82-01413 1503 5B 

HOLT, S. M. 

Estimating Aquifer Parameters for Large-Diam- 
eter Wells, 
W82-03647 1508 2F 

HOLTSCHLAG, D. J. 

Flow Model of Saginaw River Near Saginaw, 

Michigan, 

W82-03996 1509 2E 

HONDA, T. 

Automatic Operation of a Freeze-Thawing and 
Dewatering Plant for Sewage Sludges, 
W82-04599 1510 5D 

HONEYCUTT, F. G. JR. 

Water and Wastewater Managers Face the Fi- 
nancially Troubled 1980s, 
W82-05166 1511 6B 

HOOD, J. W. 

Bedrock Aquifers in the Lower Dirty Devil 
River Basin Area, Utah, with Special Emphasis 
on the Navajo Sandstone, 
W82-05220 1511 7C 

HOOD, M. A. 

The Effects of Organophosphorus Pesticides on 

Estuarine Ammonium Oxidizers, 

W82-01567 1503 5C 

Effects of Temperature, pH, Salinity, and Inor- 
ganic Nitrogen on the Rate of Ammonium Oxi- 
dation by Nitrifiers Isolated from Wetland Envi- 
ronments, 
W82-00910 1502 2L 

Isolation and Characterization of Ultramicrobac- 

teria from a Gulf Coast Estuary, 

W82-06747 1512 5A 

Survival of Vibrio Cholerae and Escherichia 
Coli in Estuarine Waters and Sediments, 
W82-06742 1512 5C 

HOOFTMAN, R. N. 

Cytogenetic Effects on the Eastern Mudmin- 
now, Umbra Pygmaea, Exposed to Ethyl Meth- 
anesulfonate, Benzo(a)Pyrene, and River Water, 
W82-04480 1510 5C 

HOOK, D. D. 

Rice Fields of South Carolina: A Resource In- 
ventory and Management Policy Evaluation, 
W82-06072 1512 6B 



HOOK, L. A. 

Methanogenesis in Marine Sediments <A the Mis- 
sissippi River Delta, 
W82-03533 1508 5B 

HOOK, N. K. JR. 

Billing Data Aids Utility Planning, 

W82-05786 1511 6C 

HOOVER, J. R. 

Reduced Runoff and Nonpoint Source Pollution 

Through Increased Infiltration, 

W82-05300 1511 2G 

HOPCRAFT, J. 

Organochlorine Residues in Kenya's Rift Valley 

Lakes, 

W82-00690 1502 5 A 

HOPE, M. 

Town of De Beque V. Enewold: Conditional 
Water Rights and Satutory Water Law, 
W82-O4801 1511 6E 

HOPKINS, G. D. 

Field Study of Organic Water Quality Changes 

during Groundwater Recharge in the Palo Alto 

Baylands, 

W82-06831 1512 5B 

HOPKINS, H. T. 

Potentiometric-Surface Map for the Cretaceous 
Aquifer, Virginia Coastal Plain, 1978, 
W82-00727 1502 7C 

HOPKINS, L. D. 

Generating Alternative Solutions for Dynamic 
Programming Models of Water Resources Prob- 
lems, 
W82-01450 1503 6A 

Methods for Generating Alternative Solutions to 
Water Resources Planning Problems, 
W82-01449 1503 6 A 

Use of Mathematical Models to Generate Alter- 
native Solutions to Water Resources Planning 
Problems, 
W82-05072 1511 6A 

HOPKINS, T. S. 

An Analysis of Factors Affecting Oxygen De- 
pletion in the New York Bight, 
W82-00106 1501 5C 

HOPKINSON, C. S. JR. 

Modeling the Relationship Between Develop- 
ment and Storm Water and Nutrient Runoff, 
W82-00260 1501 2A 

HOPKINSON JR, C. S. 

Modeling Hydrology and Eutrophication in a 
Louisiana Swamp Forest Ecosystem, 
W82-00890 1502 4A 

HOPP, W. J. 

In-Home Conservation and Wastewater Man- 
agement, 
W82-02591 1505 3D 

HOPPE, M. 

Simulating and Improving Hydro Plant Control, 
W82-06202 1512 8C 

HOPPER, B. D. 

Sewage-Treatment Works' Effluent Sampling- 
Have Our Means Any Meaning, 
W82-03833 1509 5A 

HOPPING, W. D. 

Treatability of Type A Zeolite in Wastewater- 

Part I, 

W82-05687 1511 5D 

Treatability of Type A Zeolite in Wastewater- 

Part II, 

W82-05688 1511 5D 



PA 98 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HOWELLS, D. H. 



HORIE, S. 

Paleolimnology of Lake Kizaki, 
W82-02863 



1506 2J 



HORN, H. E. 

Water Level Control for Small Hydro Plants, 
W82-04173 1509 8C 



HORNBECK, J. W. 

Acid Rain: Facts and Fallacies, 
W82-00518 



1502 5C 



HORNBERGER, R. J. 

Delineation of Acid Mine Drainage Potential of 
Coal-Bearing Strata of the Pottsville and Alle- 
gheny Groups in Western Pennsylvania, 
W82-02534 1505 6A 

HORNE, A. 

Groundwater Policy: A Patchwork of Protec- 
tion, 
W82-06411 1512 6E 

HORNE, M. W. 

Characterization of Oil Spills on Inland and Es- 

tuarine Waters, 

W82-02393 1505 5B 

HORNEF, H. 

New Federal Wastewater Discharge Standards 

in Germany, 

W82-04527 1510 6E 

Water Pollution Control in the Federal Republic 

of Germany, 

W82-02766 1506 6E 

HORNER, G. L. 

Irrigation Tailwater Management, 

W82-O0392 1501 3C 

HORNER, R. W. 

The Thames Barrier, 

W82-04039 1509 4A 

HORNICK, L. E. 

Periphyton Production in an Appalachian 

Mountain Trout Stream, 

W82-02335 1505 5C 

HORNING, W. B. 

Toxicity of Textile Mill Effluents to Freshwater 
and Estuarine Algae, Crustaceans and Fishes, 
W82-02710 1506 5C 

HORNOR, S. G. 

Effect of the Earthworm, Eisenia Foetida (Oli- 
gochaeta), on Fluxes of Volatile Carbon and 
Sulfur Compounds from Sewage Sludge, 
W82-02362 1505 5E 

HORNSBY, A. G. 

The Colorado River Salinity Problem, 
W82-05889 1511 5G 

HORSFALL, F. L. m. 

Chemometric Modeling of Wastewater Treat- 
ment Processe, 
W82-05858 1511 5D 

HORSLEY, M. B. 

Curbing the Distribution Energy Appetite, 
W82-04136 1509 5F 

HORSLEY, R. W. 

Nitrate Reduction by Pseudomonas SPP.: An- 
tagonism by Fermentative Bacteria, 
W82-05499 1511 5B 

HORSNELL, G. 

Some Effects of Pulp and Paper Wastewater on 
Microbiological Water Quality of a River, 
W82-06315 1512 5C 

HORSTER, M. 

Aeration at Floor Offsets in Bottom Outlets 

(Beluftung an Sohlsprungen Von Grundablas- 

sen), 

W82-06242 1512 8C 



HORTON, J. H. 

Trace Element Inputs From a Coal Burning 
Power Plant to Adjacent Terrestrial and Aquat- 
ic Environments, 
W82-00557 1502 5B 

HORTON, R. 

Apparatuses for the Anaerobic Digestion of Nat- 
ural Organic Waste, 
W82-00069 1501 5D 

HORVATH, D. J. 

Proportions of Several Elements Found in 
Sewage Effluent and Sludge from Several Mu- 
nicipalities in West Virginia, 
W82-04465 1510 5B 

HORVATH, F. J. 

A Preliminary Assessment of Michigan's Phos- 
phorus Detergent Ban, 
W82-04786 1511 5G 

HORVATH, G. L. 

Penetration and Distribution of Tritiated Water 

in Soils of a Lysimeter, 

W82-01886 1504 2G 



HOSKING, R. J. 

Steady Shallow Flow Over a Spillway, 
W82-05086 1511 



8B 



HOTCHKISS, W. R. 

Thickness, Percent Sand, and Configuration of 
Shallow Hydrogeologic Units in the Powder 
River Basin, Montana and Wyoming, 
W82-04501 1510 7C 

HOUCK, D. H. 

Survey and Evaluation of Fine Bubble Dome 

Diffuser Aeration Equipment, 

W82-04395 1510 5D 

HOUCK, M. H. 

Performance Evaluation of a Stochastic Opti- 
mization Model for Reservoir Design and Man- 
agement with Explicit Reliability Criteria, 
W82-01462 1503 8A 

HOULE, E. H. 

Treatment of Cooling Tower Blowdown, 
W82-03126 1507 5D 

Treatment of Cooling Tower Blowdown, 
W82-04908 1511 5D 

HOUSDEN, A. J. 

Operational Experiences in the Effective Treat- 
ment of Effluents from Synthetic Resin Manu- 
facture, 
W82-03835 1509 5D 

HOUSE, L. B. 

An Assessment of Streamflow, Water Quality, 
and the Effects of Constructing an Impound- 
ment on Bridge Creek at Augusta, Wisconsin, 
W82-06677 1512 2E 

One-Dimensional Reservoir-Lake Temperature 

and Dissolved Oxygen Model, 

W82-06687 1512 2H 

HOUSE, M. 

Water Quality Indices: An Additional Manage- 
ment Tool, 
W82-01994 1504 5G 

HOUSMAN, J. 

Preliminary Risk Evaluation for Suspected Haz- 
ardous Waste Disposal Sites in Connecticut, 
W82-01417 1503 5G 

HOUSTON, J. F. T. 

The Hydrogeological Basis for a Water Supply 

to Kabwe, Zambia, 

W82-05804 1511 4B 

HOUSTON, K. L. 

Hydraulic Model Study of Daule-Peripa Spill- 
way and Outlet Works, 
W82-01446 1503 8A 



HOUSTON, M. 

Effects of Macroalgal Mats on the Ecology of 

Intertidal, 

W82-06893 1512 5C 

HOUSTON, W. N. 

The Role of Pore Pressure in Deformation in 

Geologic Processes, 

W82-03706 1508 2F 

HOWARD, A. 

Geomorphology of the Colorado River in the 

Grand Canyon, 

W82-01338 1503 2J 

HOWARD, C. D. D. 

Water Supply Reliability Theory, 

W82-03432 1508 6A 

HOWARD, P. M. 

Impressions of Soil and Water Conservation in 

China, 

W82-01730 1503 4D 

HOWARD, W. F. 

A Resonance Raman Method for the Rapid De- 
tection and Identification of Bacteria in Water, 
W82-00404 1501 5 A 

HOWARD- WILLIAMS, C. 

Phosphorus Cycling in a Dense Potamogeton 

Pectinatus L. Bed, 

W82-02070 1504 2H 

Studies on the Ability of a Potamogeton Pectin- 
atus Community to Remove Dissolved Nitrogen 
and Phosphorus Compounds from Lake Water, 
W82-02724 1506 5B 

HOWE, C. W. 

Feasibility of Financial Incentives to Reuse Low 
Quality Waters in the Colorado River Basin, 
W82-06693 1512 3C 

HOWELL, J. A. 

Kinetics of Phenol Oxidation by Washed Cells, 
W82-03399 1507 5D 

HOWELL, J. N. 

Beneficial Disposal of Pickle Liquor, 
W82-06486 1512 5D 

HOWELL, T. A. 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High Frequency Irrigation, 
W82-05313 1511 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation - Vol I: 
Comparison of Methods for Determining Soil 
Hydraulic Characteristics, 
W82-04169 1509 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation, Vol 2: Re- 
sponse of Peanuts to Irrigation Management at 
Different Crop Growth Stages, 
W82-05293 1511 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation, Vol. 3: De- 
termining the Transpiration Rate of Peach Trees 
Under Two Trickle Irrigation Regimes, 
W82-05312 1511 3F 

Modeling Grain Sorghum Ratoon Cropping and 
Associated Runoff and Sediment Losses, 
W82-00113 1501 2G 

HOWELLS, D. H. 

Comments on a National Ground-Water Protec- 
tion Strategy, 
W82-03740 1508 6F 

The North Carolina Sedimentation Control Pro- 

gram-An Assessment, 

W82-04160 1509 2J 









PA-99 



HOWITT, R. E. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HOWITT, R. E. 

An Economic Approach to Ground Water Qual- 
ity Management, 
W82-03732 1508 5G 

HOWORTH, R. 

Effects of Tropical Cyclone Wally in Southeast 

Viti Levu, Fiji, Easter 1980, 

W82-00670 1502 2A 



HOXIT, L. R. 

Disaster by Flood, 
W82-04618 



1510 2E 



HOY, N. D. 
U.S. Geological Survey Reports on the Water 
Resources of Florida, 1886-1980, Second Edi- 
tion, 
W82-01778 1503 10C 

HOYE, W. W. 

Controlling the Cost of System Maintenance, 
W82-04139 1509 8G 

HOYLE, M. 

Costing Dar-Es-Salaam's Sanitation Plan, 
W82-O4603 1510 6C 

HROMADKA, T. V. 

Nodal Domain Integration Model of Unsaturat- 
ed Two-Dimensional Soil-Water Flow: Devel- 



opment, 
W82-03080 



1507 6A 



HROMADKA, T. V. II 

Subdomain Integration Model of Ground-Water 

Flow, 

W82-02550 1505 2F 

HRUBOVACK, J. M. 

Legal Challenge of the Ungaged Watershed, 
W82-01664 1503 2E 

HRUDEV, S. E. 

Water Reclamation and Reuse, 

W82-01252 1503 3C 

HRUSCHKA, H. 

Investigation on Constant F/M Ratio by Adap- 
tion of Aeration Tank Volume, 
W82-03860 1509 5D 

HSIAO, S. I. C. 

Quantitative Composition, Distribution, Com- 
munity Structure and Standing Stock of Sea Ice 
Microalgae in the Canadian Arctic, 
W82-02649 1506 2C 

HSIEH, S. A. K. 

Trace Analysis of Toxic Metals. I. Determina- 
tion of Lead, Mercury, Cadmium and Thallium 
by Amperometric Titration, 
W82-03236 1507 5 A 

HSIUNG, D. E. 

Secondary Flow, Shear Stress and Sediment 

Transport, 

W82-00117 1501 2J 

HSU, C. F. 

Evaluations of Illinois Weather Modification 

Projects of 1976-1980: A Summary, 

W82-03006 1507 3B 

HSU, C. T. 

Multivariate Hydrologic Time Series Analysis, 
W82-00647 1502 2A 

HSU, T-B. 

Salt Removal from Brackish Water by Continu- 
ous Processes with Amphoteric, Thermally Re- 
generate Ion-Exchange Resins, 
W82-03726 1508 3 A 

HU, M. C. 

Executive Summary for Power Plant Cooling 
System Water Consumption and Nonwater 
Impact Reports. 
W82-05067 1511 2D 



HUANG, C. -S. 

Nitrification Kinetics and Its RBC Application, 
W82-06356 1512 5D 

HUANG, J-C. 

Comparative Performance of Rotating Biologi- 
cal Contractors Using Air and Pure Oxygen, 
W82-05859 1511 5D 

HUANG, J. C. K. 

Simulation and Verification of Lake Ontario's 

Mean State, 

W82-04570 1510 2H 

HUANG, P. M. 

The Nature of Selected Prairie Lake and Stream 

Sediments, 

W82-00815 1502 2J 

HUBBARD, R. K. 

Movement of Diffuse Source Pollutants in Small 

Agricultural Watersheds of the Great Lakes 

Basin, 

W82-04856 1511 5B 

HUBBELL, D. W. 

Collapsible-Bag Suspended-Sediment Sampler, 
W82-04745 1510 7B 

HUBBELL, J. W. 

Detroit - Fresh Clean Water, 

W82-01506 1503 5D 

HUBER, D. 

Oxygenation of the Avon River, 

W82-05730 1511 5G 

HUBER, J. 

Application of Immobilized Hydrogenase for the 

Detritiation of Water, 

W82-00768 1502 5D 

HUBER, W. C. 

Modeling Stormwater Storage/Treatment Tran- 
sients: Applications, 
W82-01981 1504 2E 

Modeling Stormwater Storage/Treatment Tran- 
sients: Theory, 
W82-01980 1504 2 A 

Water Budget and Projected Water Quality in 
Proposed Man-Made Lakes Near Estuaries in 
the Marco Island Area, Florida, 
W82-02122 1505 5B 

Wetlands Use for Water Management in Florida, 
W82-02590 1505 4A 

HUBINGER, D. C. 

Dupont's Wastewater Treatment Approach, 
W82-02254 1505 5D 

HUCK, P. M. 

Data Base Development for the Design of a 

Radium-226 Removal Process, 

W82-01188 1503 5D 

HUCKABEE, A. J. 

Evaluating a Plant's Potential for Upgrading, 
W82-02895 1506 5F 

HUCKINS, J. N. 

Fate of Kepone and Mirex in a Model Aquatic 
Environment: Sediment, Fish, and Diet, 
W82-01820 1504 5B 

HUDGINS, J. S. 

The Operation of a Waste Treatment Plant. 

Process Dynamic Considerations, 

W82-00298 1501 5D 

HUDON, C. 

Initial Colonization of Artificial Substrate: Com- 
munity Development and Structure Studied by 
Scanning Electron Microscopy, 
W82-05193 1511 2L 

HUDSON, H. E. JR. 

Low-Dosage High-Rate Direct Filtration, 
W82-06416 1512 5F 



HUDSON, H. H. 

Ground Water Availability, 
W82-O0O27 



1501 6D 



HUDSON, H. R. 

A Field Technique to Directly Measure River 

Bank Erosion, 

W82-05410 1511 7B 

HUDSON JR, H. E. 

Upgrading Water Treatment Plants: An Alterna- 
tive to New Construction, 
W82-04098 1509 5F 

HUDSON, M. C. 

Factors Affecting the Fate of Heavy Metals in 

the Activated Sludge Process, 

W82-&1547 1503 5D 

HUEY, D. W. 

Toxicity of Nitrite to Larvae of the Salamander 

Ambystoma Texanum, 

W82-04529 1510 5C 

HUFF, F. A. 

Rainfall Prediction-Measurement Systems and 

Rainfall Design Information for Urban Areas, 

W82-O3O08 1507 7B 

Real-Time Rainfall Monitoring-Prediction 
System and Urban Hydrologic Operations, 
W82-02588 1505 7A 

HUFF, J. E. 

Economic Impact Analysis of Combined Sewer 
Overflow Regulations on East St. Louis, R81-12 
W82-06O99 1512 5G 

Treatment of High-Strength Fatty Amines 

Wastewater - A Case History, 

W82-04712 1510 5D 

HUFF, L. L. 

Economic Impact Analysis of Combined Sewer 
Overflow Regulations on East St. Louis, R81-12 
W82-06099 1512 5G 

HUFFMAN, G. C. 

Ground- Water Data for Michigan, 1979, 
W82-00014 1501 2F 

Ground- Water Data for Michigan 1980, 
W82-02467 1505 2F 



HUGGETT, R. J. 

Kepone in the James River, 
W82-00631 



1502 5B 



The Suspended Sediment-Water Partitioning 
Coefficient for Kepone in the James River, Vir- 
ginia, 
W82-02284 1505 5B 

HUGGINS, L. F. 

Answers: A Model for Watershed Planning, 
W82-00898 1502 6A 

Modeling Sediment Yields from Agricultural 

Watersheds, 

W82-05718 1511 4D 

Nutrient and Sediment Loadings from a Subsur- 
face Drainage System, 
W82-02266 1505 5B 

Subsurface Drainage and Sediment Transport 

Model, 

W82-00894 1502 2G 

Using the Answers Model to Estimate Sediment 

Yields on Construction Sites, 

W82-05865 1511 4D 



HUGHES, C. H. 

VTE/VC for Sea Water, 
W82-04909 



1511 3A 



PA 100 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HUSS, J. B. 



HUGHES, D. A. 

An Analysis of Medium and Long Duration 
Extreme Rainfalls in the Southern Cape Coastal 
Lakes Region for the Purposes of Flood Hydro- 
graph Generation, 
W82-05899 1511 2 A 

Synthesis of Streamflow Information Relating to 
the Semi-Arid Karoo Biome of South Africa, 
W82-06835 1512 4A 

HUGHES, G. H. 

Low-Flow Frequency Data for Selected 

Stream-Gaging Stations in Florida, 

W82-02834 1506 2E 

HUGHES, J. P. 

Data Requirements for Kriging: Estimation and 

Network Design, 

W82-04200 1509 7 A 

HUGHES, M. C. 

Metal Ion Complex Formation Constants of 
Some Sedimentary Humic Acids with Zn(II), 
Cu(II) and Cd(II), 
W82-05136 1511 2K 

HUGHES, P. E. 

Flood of July 1-5, 1978 on the Kickapoo River, 

Southwestern Wisconsin, 

W82-05236 1511 2E 

HUGHES, T. C. 

Peak Period Design Standards for Small West- 
ern U.S. Water Supply Systems, 
W82-04249 1509 6D 

HUGHES, W. C. 

Floodplain Delineation: An Economic Ap- 
proach, 
W82-04236 1509 6F 

HUGHEY, P. W. 

Algorithm for Optimal Activated Sludge Oper- 
ation, 
W82-05682 1511 5D 

HUGHTO, R. J. 

Microcomputer Water Quality Simulation 

Model, 

W82-05191 1511 7B 

Multi-Constituent Simulation and Optimization 
Models for Water Quality Management, 
W82-03815 1509 5G 

HUISKES, A. H. L. 

Holland's Eastern Scheldt Estuary Barrier 
Scheme: Some Ecological Considerations, 
W82-01375 1503 2L 

HUKKERI, S. B. 
Irrigation Requirements of Field-Pea for Grain, 
W82-02395 1505 21 

HULSEY, C. 

Sunlight Induced Movement of Planktonic Or- 
ganisms and Their Relationships to Water 
Movements, 
W82-04417 1510 2H 

HULT, M. F. 

Preliminary Evaluation of Ground-Water Con- 
tamination by Coal-Tar Derivatives, St. Louis 
Park Area, Minnesota, 
W82-0O430 1501 5B 

HULTMAN, B. 

Experience from 10 Years Advanced 
Wastewater Treatment-Technology and Re- 
sults, 
W82-05424 1511 5D 

Improved Operation of Municipal Wastewater 
Treatment Plants in Sweden by Use of Instru- 
mentation and Automation, 
W82-03846 1509 5D 

HULTMAN, C. 

Post-Treatment Process for Reverse Osmosis 

Membranes, 

W82-02454 1505 3 A 



HULTQUIST, N. B. 

Graphic Retrieval, Analysis and Spatial Portray- 
al: An Information System for Idaho's Fresh- 
water Lakes, 
W82-05914 1512 2H 

HUM, K. S. 

Palm Oil Waste Treatment Study in Malaysia, 
W82-03632 1508 5D 

HUME, A. S. 

The Identification and Treatment of Bromides 
and Trihalomethanes in Potable Water from the 
Pearl River at Jackson, MS: Evaluation of Tox- 
icity on Species Diversity, 
W82-04413 1510 5A 

HUMENICK, M. J. 

A Comprehensive Study on the Biological Trea- 
tabilities of Phenol and Methanol-I. Analysis of 
Bacterial Growth and Substrate Removal Kinet- 
ics by a Statistical Method, 
W82-03567 1508 5D 



HUMPHRIES, C. 

Recording Underground, 
W82-02036 



1504 8 A 



HUNDAL, H. S. 

From Screening to Filtration: Treating the 

Water Supply, 

W82-03739 1508 3 A 

HUNDAL, S. S. 

Backfill Alteration Effects on Pipe Drainage of a 

Clay Soil, 

W82-00763 1502 4A 

HUNDLEY, N. 
The Winters Decision and Indian Water Rights— 
A Mystery Reexamined, 
W82-04410 1510 6E 

HUNGERFORD, N. 

Costel V. Pacific Legal Foundation, 100 S. Ct. 

1095 (1980), 

W82-03495 1508 6E 

HUNKINS, K. 

Salt Dispersion in the Hudson Estuary, 
W82-01615 1503 2L 

HUNSINGER, R. B. 

Chrysotile Asbestos Fiber Removal During Po- 
table Water Treatment. Pilot Plant Studies, 
W82-00613 1502 5F 

HUNT, B. 

Asymptotic Solution for Dam-Break Problem, 
W82-04313 1510 8B 

Integral Equation Formulation for Ground- 
Water Flow, 
W82-02716 1506 2F 

Seepage from Free Water Above Impermeable 

Tailings, 

W82-02714 1506 5B 

HUNT, C. D. JR. 

Groundwater Resources of Kwajalein Island, 

Marshall Islands, 

W82-05546 1511 4B 



HUNT, D. 

Analytical Quality Control, 

W82-04345 



1510 5G 



HUNT, F. L. 

Performance of Modified Chlorine Contact 

Chamber, 

W82-06359 1512 5D 

HUNT, G. E. 

Preliminary Design and Cost Estimates for Re- 
medial Actions at Hazardous Waste Disposal 
Sites, 
W82-01435 1503 5G 



HUNT, J. M. 

Volatile C1-C7 Organic Compounds in Surface 

Sediments from Walvis Bay, 

W82-01367 1503 5B 

HUNT, L. L. 

Occurrence and Determination of Organic Oxi- 
dants in Rivers and Wastewaters, 
W82-04821 1511 5 A 

HUNT, T. P. 

Temperature Effects on Hydrazine Toxicity to 

Bluegills, 

W82-03603 1508 5C 

HUNTER, E. J. 

Traveling Sprinkler System and Method, 
W82-00561 1502 3F 

HUNTER, J. V. 

Organic Composition of Aerobic, Anaerobic, 

and Compost-Stabilized Sludges, 

W82-05854 1511 5E 

Settleability of Urban Runoff Pollution, 
W82-05320 1511 5G 

HUNTER, K. 

Reduction of Chromium(VI) by Bacterially Pro- 
duced Hydrogen Sulphide in a Marine Environ- 
ment, 
W82-03758 1509 5B 

HUNTZINGER, T. L. 

Rainfall-Runoff Hydrograph and Basin Charac- 
teristics Data for Small Streams in Oklahoma, 
W82-03999 1509 2E 

HUPPERT, H. E. 

Ice Blocks Melting Into a Salinity Gradient, 
W82-01530 1503 2C 

Icebergs: Technology for the Future, 
W82-04778 1511 2C 

HUQ, A. 

Uptake of Vibrio Cholerae Biotype Eltor from 
Contaminated Water by Water Hyacinth (Ei- 
chornia Crassipes), 
W82-03179 1507 5B 

HUQ, M. F. 

Studies on the Primary Production of the River 

Shatt Al-Arab at Basrah, Iraq, 

W82-02776 1506 5C 

HURR, R. T. 

Ground-Water Hydrology of the Mormon 
Island Crane Meadows Wild-Life Area, Near 
Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, 
W82-03991 1509 2F 

HURST, C. J. 

Survival of Enteroviruses in Rapid-Infiltration 

Basins During the Land Application of 

Wastewater, 

W82-00496 1501 5D 

HURST, T. J. 

The Effect of Increased Nickel Ion Concentra- 
tions on Microbial Populations in the Anaerobic 
Digestion of Sewage Sludge, 
W82-06832 1512 5D 



HUSEN, J. A. 

Water Supply in Denmark, 

W82-03274 



1507 6D 



HUSS, H. H. 

Distribution of Clostridium Botulinum, 
W82-O0349 1501 5A 

HUSS, J. B. 

Aluminum in Precipitation, Streams, and Shal- 
low Groundwater in the New Jersey Pine Bar- 
rens, 
W82-01297 1503 5B 



PA-101 



HUSS, S. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



HUSS, S. 

Anaerobic Filter Treatment of Molasses Distill- 
ery Slops, 
W82-06312 1512 5D 

HUSSEIN, M. T. 

Evaluation of Groundwater Resources in Tokar 

Delta, Sudan, 

W82-06197 1512 2E 

HUSSEINY, A. 

A Comprehensive Formal Approach to the 
Evaluation of Bids for Desalination Plants Using 
Verbal Judgement, 
W82-06116 1512 3A 

HUSSEINY, A. A. 

MSF Desalination Plants, Availability, Reliabil- 
ity and Safety Analysis, 
W82-06124 1512 3A 

HUSSONG, D. 

An Estuarine Agar Medium for Enumeration of 
Aerobic Heterotrophic Bacteria Associated with 
Water, Sediment, and Shellfish, 
W82-01565 1503 5A 

Numerical Taxonomy Analysis of Bacteria Iso- 
lated from the Completed 'Most Probable Num- 
bers' Test for Coliform Bacilli, 
W82-01911 1504 5A 

HUTCHINS, M. L. 

Input/Output Models as Decision Aids for Lake 

Restoration, 

W82-03924 1509 5G 

HUTCHINS, S. 

Groundwater Contamination by Trace Level 
Organics from a Rapid Infiltration Site, 
W82-01496 1503 5B 

HUTCHINSON, C. B. 

Hydrogeology of Well-Field Areas Near 
Tampa, Florida, Phase 1 -Development and 
Documentation of a Two-Dimensional Finite- 
Difference Model for Simulation of Steady-State 
Ground-Water Flow, 
W82-01780 1503 6A 

HUTCHINSON, I. 

Vegetation-Environment Relations in a Brackish 
Marsh, Lulu Island, Richmond, B.C., 
W82-06497 1512 2L 

Vertical Variation in Stemflow Generation, 
W82-02959 1506 21 

HUTHMANN, G. 

Time and Frequency Domain Analyses of Hy- 

drological Systems, 

W82-05655 1511 2E 

HUTKA, J. 

Movement of Loose, Sandy Detritus by Shallow 
Water Flows: An Experimental Study, 
W82-00776 1502 2J 

HUTTON, D. G. 

Dupont's Wastewater Treatment Approach, 
W82-02254 1505 5D 



Removal of Priority Pollutants, 
W82-0O639 



1502 5D 



HUXSTEP, M. R. 

Inorganic Contaminant Removal from Drinking 

Water by Reverse Osmosis, 

W82-02969 1506 5F 

HVITVED-JACOBSEN, T. 

The Impact of Combined Sewer Overflows on 
the Dissolved Oxygen Concentration of a River, 
W82-06316 1512 5C 

HWANG, C. J. 

Closed-Loop Stripping Analysis as a Tool for 

Solving Taste and Odor Problems, 

W82-03886 1509 5F 



Geosmin and 2-Methylisoborneol from Cyano- 
bacteria in Three Water Supply Systems, 
W82-06740 1512 5F 

HWANG, R. N. 

Response of Buried Structures to Traveling 

Waves, 

W82-03346 1507 8D 

HWANG, S. T. 

Treatability and Pathways of Priority Pollutants 
in the Biological Wastewater Treatment, 
W82-03599 1508 5B 

Treatability of Toxic Wastewater Pollutants by 

Solvent Extraction, 

W82-03127 1507 5E» 

HYDE, C. S. 

The Growing Business of Bacterial Cultures, 
W82 -03786 1509 5D 

HYNES, H. B. N. 

Some Effects of Agricultural Land Use on 

Stream Insect Communities, 

W82-01159 1503 5C 



HYODO, M. 

Paleolimnology of Lake Kizaki, 
W82-02863 



1506 2 J 



IBANEZ, F. 

Immediate Detection of Heterogeneities in Con- 
tinuous Multivariate, Oceanographic Record- 
ings. Application to Time Series Analysis of 
Changes in the Bay of Villefranche sur Mer, 
W82-01393 1503 7 A 

IBARRA, M. J. 

Enumeration of Potentially Pathogenic Bacteria 

from Sewage Sludges, 

W82-00221 1501 5A 

IBRAHIM, M. M. 

A Qualitative Appraisal of the Hydrology of the 
Yemen Arab Republic from Landsat Images, 
W82-00022 1501 7B 

ICHIMURA, V. T. 

Uranium Concentration in the Ground Waters of 
the Pullman-Moscow Basin, Whitman County, 
Washington, and Latah County, Idaho, 
W82-00809 1502 5B 

IDEL, K. -H. 

Influence of Remedial Measures on the Mohne 
Gravity Dam (Einfluss Der Sanierungsmassnah- 
men Auf Die Mohnemauer), 
W82-06239 1512 8A 

IDELOVITCH, E. 

Environmental Effects of Water Reuse Scheme, 
W82-00973 1502 3C 

IDIKE, F. I. 

Modeling the Effects of Conservation Practices 

on Soil Moisture, 

W82-03811 1509 2G 

IDSO, S. B. 

Canopy Temperature as a Crop Water Stress 

Indicator, 

W82-01106 1503 21 

Humidity Measurement by Infrared Thermo- 
metry, 
W82-05611 1511 7B 

IFUKU, M. 

Studies on the Salinization of Coastal Ground 
Water. I. Confined Ground Water in the Naka 
River Estuary (In Japanese), 
W82-03326 1507 2L 

IGNATIADES, L. 

Pollution Effects on the Phytoplankton-Zoo- 
plankton Relationships in an Inshore Environ- 
ment, 
W82-02886 1506 5C 



IIDA, S. 

The Distribution and Seasonal Fluctuate 
Heterotrophic Bacteria and Coliform Bacteria in 
the Rivers and Estuaries in Osaka City, Japan 
(In Japanese), 
W82-02774 1506 5A 

Enumeration of Heterotrophic Bacteria in River 

Waters by Using a Low Nutrient Medium (In 

Japanese), 

W82-02352 1505 5A 

IKATSU, H. 

Continuous-Flow Injection Analysis of Aqueous 

Environmental Samples for Chemical Oxygen 

Demand, 

W82-02203 1505 5A 

IKEDA, S. 

Bend Theory of River Meanders. Part 1 . Linear 

Development, 

W82-O5085 1511 2E 

Bend Theory of River Meanders. Part 2, Nonlin- 
ear Deformation of Finite-Amplitude Bends, 
W82-05651 1511 2E 

Incipient Motion of Sand Particles on Side 

Slopes, 

W82-04368 1510 8D 

IL'CHENKO, N. I. 

The Hydroflora of Urban Ponds as an Index of 
Their Sanitary and Biological State, 
W82-01924 1504 2H 

ILTN, V. I. 

Impulse Technology for Surface Compaction of 
Concrete Mixes in Construction of Slope Revet- 
ments, 
W82-02695 1506 8B 

ILIAS, S. 

Inhibition of Nitrification by Arsenic, Chromi- 
um, and Fluoride, 
W82-05855 1511 5C 

ILIEV, S. 

Selecting the Optimum Cross-Section of a Con- 
crete Gravity Dam, 
W82-05510 1511 8A 

ILLANGASEKARE, T. 

Design and Merit of a River-Aquifer Model for 
Optimal Use of Agricultural Water, 
W82-01193 1503 6A 

Potential Use of a Stream-Aquifer Model for 
Management of a River Basin: Case of the South 
Platte River in Colorado, 
W82-01301 1503 6A 

Stream-Aquifer Influence Coefficients as Tools 

for Simulation and Management, 

W82-05346 1511 2F 

ILLANGASEKARE, T. H. 

Daily Operational Tool for Maximum Beneficial 
Use Management of Surface and Ground Waters 
in a Basin, 
W82-06174 1512 4B 

ILYUSHIN, V. F. 

Progressive Solutions in the Design of Under- 
Ground Structures for the Rogun Hydroelectric 
Plant, 
W82-02950 1506 8A 

Prospective Engineering Designs for Under- 
ground Hydraulic Structures, 
W82-05589 1511 8A 

IMAMURA, T. 

Advanced Supervisory Control System for 

Sludge Treatment, 

W82-04841 1511 5D 



PA 102 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ISHIZUKA, T. 



■m 

:>,.':■ 



IMBERGER, J. 

The Influence of Stream Salinity on Reservoir 

Water Quality, 

W82-02762 1506 4C 

IMBRIGIOTTA, T. E. 

Hydrologic and Chemical Evaluation of the 
Ground-Water Resources of Northwest Elkhart 
County, Indiana, 
W82-06691 1512 5B 

IMHOFF, K. R. 

Experiences with Purification Lakes and Polish- 
ing Lagoons, 
W82-05241 1511 5D 

The Fate of Heavy Metals in the Ruhr System 
and Their Influence on Drinking Water Quality, 
W82-0O962 1502 5B 

INCZEDY, J. 

Investigations of Natural Hungarian Zeolite for 

Ammonia Removal, 

W82-05482 1511 5D 

INGRAM, H. A. P. 

Size and Shape in Raised Mire Ecosystems: A 

Geophysical Model, 

W82-06215 1512 2G 

INGRAM, J. W. 

Multi-Attribute Decision Analysis for the Pro- 
tection of Groundwater Resources, 
W82-03805 1509 6A 

INGRAM, R. 

Factors Controlling Phytoplankton Primary 
Productivity in Byram Lake, Mt. Kisco, N.Y., 
Summer, 1977, 
W82-00915 1502 2H 

INKINA, G. A. 

Comparative Characteristics of the Bacterio- 

plankton of Rivers, 

W82-06986 1512 5C 

Interrelationships in the Development of the 
Three Structural Components of the Plankton in 
the Off-Bottom Zone of Lakes, 
W82-05451 1511 2H 

Use of Knopp's Method to Assess Self-Purifica- 
tion Processes in Water Bodies and Water 
Courses, 
W82-02073 1504 5B 

INMAN, G. W. JR. 

Kinetics of Monochloramine Decomposition in 

the Presence of Bromide, 

W82-02651 1506 5B 

INNERFELD, H. 

Ultra-High-Rate Filtration of Raw and Com- 
bined Sewer Overflows, 
W82-05266 1511 5D 

INNISS, W. E. 

Effect of Sulfide on Nitrogen Fixation in a 

Stream Sediment-Water System, 

W82-06540 1512 5C 

Nitrogen Fixation and Methane Metabolism in a 
Stream Sediment-Water System Amended with 
Leaf Material, 
W82-00486 1501 2K 

INO.H. 

Apparatus for Cleaning Water Containing For- 
eign Particles Such as Suspended Matters or Oil, 
W82-06699 1512 5D 

INO, R. 

Apparatus for Cleaning Water Containing For- 
eign Particles Such as Suspended Matters or Oil, 
W82-06699 1512 5D 

INOUE, T. 

Estimation of the Precipitable Water from the 
IR Channel of the Geostationary Satellite, 
W82-06995 1512 7B 



INOUE, Y. 

Measurement of Heavy Water Concentration 

with a Density Meter, 

W82-02009 " 1504 5 A 

INOZEMTSEV, Y. P. 

Cavitation Resistance of Concrete, 

W82-03165 1507 8F 

INVERSIN, A. R. 

Rural Power Schemes in Pakistan, 

W82-04328 1510 8A 

IP, S. Y. 

Algal Growth in Primary Settled Sewage-The 

Effects of Five Key Variables, 

W82-06055 1512 5D 

IQBAL, M. M. 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Content of Flow from 
Drains Fertilized with Cow Manure Slurry, 
W82-04183 1509 5B 

IRELAND, M. P. 

Cadmium, Copper, Lead, Zinc and Manganese 
in the Polychaete Arenicola Marina from Sedi- 
ments Around the Coast of Wales, 
W82-02416 1505 5A 

IRVINE, R. B. 

Yield and Phenotypic Traits of Semidwarf and 
Normal-Statured Barley (Hordeum Vulgare L.) 
Genotypes Grown Under Differing Levels of 
Moisture Stress, 
W82-01121 1503 21 



Seepage from Free Water Above Impermeable 

Tailings, 

W82-02714 1506 5B 

ISAACSON, P. A. 

Occult Hemoglobin as an Indicator of Impinge- 
ment Stress in Fishes, 



IRVINE, R. L. 

Fermentation Industry, 
W82-01257 

Fermentation Industry, 
W82-06917 



1503 5D 



1512 5D 



Intermittent Biological Waste Treatment 

Systems-Process Considerations, 

W82-03141 1507 5D 

Nitrification in the Sequencing Batch Biological 

Reactor, 

W82-05254 1511 5D 

Overland Flow Treatment of Poultry Processing 

Wastewater in Cold Climates, 

W82-02992 1506 5D 

A Stoichiometric Model of Bacterial Growth, 
W82-03756 1509 5D 

IRVING, W. M. 

Chloride Ion Concentrations as an Aid to Esti- 
mating Recharge to the Woburn, 
W82-06234 1512 2F 

IRWIN, G. A. 

Chemical, Physical, and Radiological Quality of 
Selected Public Water Supplies in Florida, Feb- 
ruary-April 1980, 
W82-0O01O 1501 5F 

IRWIN, J. 

Pulsed-Bed Technique Can Cut Treatment 

Stages, 

W82-04613 1510 5D 

IRWIN, R. 

Upward Flow Clarification of Secondary 

Sewage Effluent Using Lime, 

W82-02413 1505 5D 

ISAAC, P. 

Water-Pollution Research and Its Application in 

Developing Countries, 

W82-05246 1511 5G 

ISAACS, L. T. 

Integral Equation Formulation for Ground- 
Water Flow, 
W82-02716 1506 2F 



W82-01931 



1504 5C 



ISAKA, H. 

The Use of the Equilibrium Temperature to 
Establish the Heat Balance of a Water Surface 
(Sur 1'Utilization de la Temperature d'Equilibre 
pour PEtablissement du Bilan Thermique d'Un 
Plan d'Eau), 
W82-01353 1503 2H 

ISAKOVA, YE. F. 

Seasonal Variations in the Actual Fecundity of 
Daphnia Magna in a Laboratory Culture, 
W82-02083 1504 5C 

ISAKSEN, H. C. 

Protein Recovery from Beef Packing Effluent, 
W82-02994 1506 5D 

• ISELY, R. B. 

The Relationship of Accessible Safe Water and 
Adequate Sanitation to Maternal and Child 
Health-Looking Forward to the Drinking 
Water and Sanitation Decade, 
W82-04606 1510 6D 

ISENSEE, A. R. 

Behavior of Trifluralin in Aquatic Model Eco- 
systems, 
W82-00233 1501 5C 

ISHAK, M. M. 

Some Ecological Aspects of Lake Qarun, 
Fayoum, Egypt. Part I. Physico-Chemical Envi- 
ronment, 
W82-02859 1506 2H 

Some Ecological Aspects of Lake Qarun, 
Fayoum, Egypt, Part II. Production of Plankton 
and Benthic Organisms, 
W82-03052 1507 2H 

ISHIBASHI, T. 

Coagulation Mechanisms: An Electron Micro- 
scopic Study Using Aluminum Sulfate, 
W82-04423 1510 5F 

ISHIDA, K. 

Chemical Species Dissolved in Shallow Ground- 
waters of the Plains Around Rokko Mountains, 
(In Japanese), 
W82-04177 1509 2K 

ISHIDA, Y. 

Distribution of Obligately Oligotrophic Bacteria 

in Lake Biwa, 

W82-00346 1501 5A 

ISHIO, S. 

Study on the Scarcity of Red Tide in the Eutro- 

phicated Waters of Ariake Bay I. Dissolution of 

Phosphate Ion from Bottom Mud by Hydrogen 

Sulfide, 

W82-03240 1507 5C 

ISHIWATARI, R. 

Distribution and Origin of N-Alkanoic Acids, N- 
Alkanols and N-Alkanes in Environmental Sam- 
ples (In Japanese), 
W82-04171 1509 5B 

ISHIZUKA, T. 

Determination of Phosphate in Wastewater by 
Ion-Exclusion Chromatography with Flow Cou- 
lometric Detection, 
W82-06040 1512 5 A 

The Role of Elemental Oxygen Demand in 
Total Oxygen Demand for Water Pollutants, 
W82-06611 1512 5D 



',:s 






I 



PA- 103 



ISKANDAR, I. K. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



ISKANDAR, I. K. 

Modeling Nitrogen Transport and Transforma- 
tions in Soils: 1. Theoretical Considerations, 
W82-03324 1507 2G 

ISRAEL, D. H. 

Western Coal Mining in the 1980s: A Study in 

Federal/State Conflicts, 

W82-00972 1502 6E 

ISSAR, A. 

Environmental Isotopes as a Tool in Hydrogeo- 

logical Research in an Arid Basin, 

W82-03415 1508 2F 

The Rate of Flushing as a Major Factor in 
Determining the Chemistry of Water in Fossil 
Aquifers in Southern Israel, 
W82-03799 1509 2K 

ITO, T. 

Multielement Preconcentration of Trace Heavy 
Metals in Water by Coprecipitation and Flota- 
tion with Indium Hydroxide for Inductively 
Coupled Plasma-Atomic Emission Spectrom- 
etry, 
W82-01097 1502 5A 

ITOH, Y. 

Dissolved Oxygen Content Monitoring Using 
Gas Phase Oxygen Analysis in a High Purity 
Oxygen Activated Sludge Plant, 
W82-04344 1510 5D 

Practice and Perspective on Computer Control 

in Sewage Process, 

W82-03852 1509 5D 

Supervisory Computer Control System for 

Arakawa Left Basin-Wide Sewage Treatment 

Plant, 

W82-03862 1509 5D 

IVAKHNENKO, A. G. 

The Modeling of Aquatic Ecological Systems, 
W82-01972 1504 5B 

IVANOV, E. G. 

Calculation of the Annual Distribution of River 
Runoff When Observation Data Are Available, 
W82-02854 1506 2E 

IVANOV, V. A. 

Detection of Oil Pollutants on the Surface of 
Inland Waters by a Projector-Based Optical De- 
tector, 
W82-02853 1506 5A 

IVANOVA, L. YU. 

Possibility of Using Tritium for Studying Global 
Circulation of Atmospheric Moisture, 
W82-00863 1502 2A 

IVANOVA, T. N. 

Problems of the Multipurpose Use of Water 
Resources of the Volga-Akhtuba Floodplain and 
Volga Delta, 
W82-05487 1511 4A 

IVASHCHENKO, I. N. 

Large-Scale Experimental Investigations of Fail- 
ure of an Embankment Slope under Dynamic 
Loads, 
W82-04774 1511 8D 

IVERSON, R. M. 

Physical Effects of Vehicular Disturbances on 

Arid Landscapes, 

W82-00111 1501 4C 

IVERSON, W. P. 

Gas-Chromatographic Speciation of Methylstan- 
nanes in the Chesapeake Bay Using Purge Trap 
Sampling with a Tin-Selective Dector, 
W82-O4808 1511 5 A 



IWAHORI, K. 

Automatic Measurement Device of the Respira- 
tion Rate and Experimental Investigation on the 
Constant DO Control by Using the Device for 
the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-04022 1509 5D 

IWAI, S. 

Nitrogen Control for the Partly Sewered Basin 

of Yodo River-Lake Biwa System, 

W82-05244 1511 5D 

IWATSUBO, R. T. 

Aquatic Biology of the Redwood Creek and 
Mill Creek Drainage Basins, Redwood 1 National 
Park, Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, Cali- 
fornia, 
W82-02484 1505 4C 

IWUGO, K. O. 

The Effects of pH and Suspended Solids in the 
Removal of Organics from Water and 
Wastewaters by the Activated Carbon Adsorp- 
tion Process, 
W82-04568 1510 5D 

Pilot Plant Performances in Municipal 

Wastewater Treatment by Activated Carbon 

Adsorption, 

W82-00851 1502 5D 

IYER, C. S. P. 

A New Voltammetric Method for the Determi- 
nation of Silica Traces in Water, 
W82-03270 1507 5 A 

IZAGUIRRE, G. 

Geosmin and 2-Methylisoborneol from Cyano- 
bacteria in Three Water Supply Systems, 
W82-06740 1512 5F 

IZAQUIRRE, G. 

Closed-Loop Stripping Analysis as a Tool for 

Solving Taste and Odor Problems, 

W82-03886 1509 5F 

IZUMI, N. 

Automatic Control of the Sewage Sludge Pyro- 
lysis Process in Multiple Hearth Furnace, 
W82-04587 1510 5E 

JACINTHO, A. O. 

Ion Exchange in Flow Injection Analysis Deter- 
mination of Ammonium Ions at the Microgram 
per Liter Level in Natural Waters with Pulsed 
Nessler Reagent, 
W82-03700 1508 5A 

JACK, W. 

Evidence of the Unsuitability of Gravity Coring 
for Collecting Sediment in Pollution and Sedi- 
mentation Rate Studies, 
W82-00840 1502 7B 

JACKSON, D. 

Separation of Toxic Organotin Compounds from 

Aqueous Solution by Adsorption, 

W82-02641 1506 5D 



JACKSON, D. C. 

Why Bother with Historic Preservation, 
W82-03384 1507 



8A 



IVIE, G. W. 

Fate of Diflubcnzuron in Water, 
W82-02216 



1505 5B 



JACKSON, D. L. 

Potential Uses of Spent Shale in the Treatment 

of Oil Shale Retort Waters, 

W82-00445 1501 5D 

JACKSON, F. H. 

Interdisciplinary Environmental Analysis for 

Timber Sale Planning, 

W82-01539 1503 6A 

JACKSON, J. A. A. 

Gas-Chromatographic Speciation of Methylstan- 
nanes in the Chesapeake Bay Using Purge Trap 
Sampling with a Tin-Selective Dector, 
W82-04808 1511 5 A 



JACKSON, L. A. 

Chrysotile Asbestos Fibers in Drinking Water 

from Asbestos-Cement Pipe, 

W82-01592 1503 5B 

JACKSON, L. L. 

Consecutive Amperometric Titrations for Cal- 
cium and Magnesium, 
W82-00208 1501 5A 

JACKSON, M. B. 

An Ion-Exchange Process with Thermal Regen- 
eration XIV Thermally Regenerable Resin 
Systems with High Capacities, 
W82-06101 1512 3A 

Monitoring Cladophora Growth Conditions and 
the Effect of Phosphorus Additions at a Shore- 
line Site in Northeastern Lake Erie, 
W82-06942 1512 5C 

Projected Cladophora Growth in Southern 
Georgian Bay in Response to Proposed Munici- 
pal Sewage Treatment Plant Discharges to the 
Mary Ward Shoals, 
W82-06936 1512 5C 

JACKSON, M. D. 

Determination of Aldicarb Residues in Water by 
Combined High Performance Liquid Chromato- 
graphy Mass Spectrometry, 
W82-06549 1512 5A 

JACKSON, P. J. 

The Scientific Basis for Control of Lead in 
Drinking Water by Water Treatment, 
W82-04301 1510 5F 

JACKSON, R. 

Managing Oil and Gas Activities in Coastal En- 
vironments: Refuge Manual, 
W82-01081 1502 5G 

JACKSON, R. A. 

Keeping a Century-Old Water System Young, 
W82-04138 1509 8G 

JACKSON, R. D. 

Canopy Temperature as a Crop Water Stress 

Indicator, 

W82-01106 1503 21 

Remote Detection of Nutrient and Water Defi- 
ciencies in Sugarcane Under Variable Cloudi- 
ness, 
W82-02709 1506 7B 

JACKSON, T. 

A Study of Samples of Well Water Collected 
from Selected Areas in California to Determine 
the Presence of DBCP and Certain Other Pesti- 
cide Residues, 
W82-00532 1502 5A 

JACKSON, T. J. 

Aircraft Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture and 

Hydrologic Parameters, Chickasha, Okla., 1980 

Report, 

W82-06969 1512 7B 

Aircraft Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture and 
Hydrologic Parameters, Taylor Creek, Fla., and 
Litle River, Ga., 1979 Data Report, 
W82-01771 1503 7B 

Comparison of Areal Snow Storage Sampling 
Procedures for Rangeland Watersheds, 
W82-02555 1505 2C 

Sensitivity of SCS Models to Curve Number 

Variation, 

W82-06631 1512 2A 

Soil Moisture Updating and Microwave Remote 
Sensing for Hydrological Simulation, 
W82-01611 1503 2G 



PA 104 



AUTHOR INDEX 



JARRELL, S. L. 



i&sas 



JACKSON, W. H. 

Drainage Areas of Streams at Selected Loca- 
tions in Kentucky, 
W82-02835 1506 1C 

JACKSON, W. L. 

Sediment Transport During a Controlled Reser- 
voir Release, 
W82-02196 1505 2 J 

JACOB, J. T. 

Detoxification of Residual Quaternaries, 
W82-O0562 1502 5G 

JACOBS, A. 

Energy Management in the Water Works Indus- 
try. 
W82-02608 1506 5F 



Trends in Sludge Management, 
W82-05435 



1511 5E 



JACOBS, R. R. 

Evaluation of the Tentative Standard Method 
for Enteric Virus Concentration from Large 
Volumes of Tap Water, 
W82-04096 1509 5 A 

Modifications of the Tentative Standard Method 
for Improved Virus Recovery Efficiency, 
W82-04095 1509 5 A 

Survival and Fate of Enteric Viruses in Soil 
Treatment Systems for Wastewater, 
W82-06150 1512 5D 



JACOBS, S. F. 

Liquid Level Interferometer, 
W82-05929 



1512 7B 



JACOBSON, J. S. 

Acid Rain and Environmental Policy, 
W82-01987 1504 5B 

JACOBSON, P. 

Terrace Planning Criteria for Runoff Control for 

Deep Loess Soil, 

W82-00144 1501 4D 

JACOBY, J. M. 

Internal Phosphorus Loading in a Shallow Eu- 

trophic Lake, 

W82-06663 1512 2H 

JACQUEZ, R. B. 

Preliminary Screening of Bacterial Components 

as Organic Precursors to the Formation of Tri- 

halomethanes, 

W82-04957 1511 5F 

JAEGER, C. 

Resonance in Hydropower Stations, 
W82-04953 1511 8C 

JAEGGI, M. N. R. 

Origin of Step-Pool Systems in Mountain 

Streams, 

W82-06335 1512 2J 

JAGGI, I. K. 

Influence of Seasonal Evaporative Demand on 

Evapotranspiration and Yield of Irrigated 

Wheat, 

W82-05121 1511 2D 

JAGIELO, T. H. 

Effects of Suspended Volcanic Sediment on 
Coho and Chinook Salmon in the Toutle and 
Cowlitz Rivers, 
W82-06706 1512 5C 

JAHNKE, A. 

Pixe Trace Element Analysis of an Aquatic 
Plant as Indicator of Heavy Metal Pollution, 
W82-04818 1511 5A 

JAHREN, N. G. 

Quantitative Relationship of Grouting to the Re- 
duction of Groundwater Flow Through Rock 
Foundations, 
W82-05201 1511 8E 



JAIN, S. C. 

Application of SCS Infiltration Model, 
W82-06872 1512 4D 

River Bed Aggradation Due to Overloading, 
W82-01486 1503 2J 

JAIN, T. C. 

Performance of Different Crops with Residual 

Moisture in Vertisols, 

W82-03357 1507 21 

JAISWAL, S. 

Phytoplankton Community Analysis in Lakes of 

Kumaun Himalaya, 

W82-06764 1512 5C 

JAL, J. F. 

Controlled Nucleation and Quasi-Ordered 
Growth of Ice Crystals From Low Temperature 
Electrolyte Solutions, 
W82-05123 1511 2C 

JALURIA, Y. 

Horizontal Recirculation in Water Bodies Due 

to Thermal Discharge, 

W82-06723 1512 5C 

JAMEEL, H. 

New Opportunities for In-Plant Reduction of 
Pollutants Through Process Changes, 
W82-01559 1503 5G 

JAMES, A. 

Some Perspectives in the Modelling of Biologi- 
cal Treatment of Wastewaters, 
W82-05430 1511 5D 

JAMES, C. R. 

Considering Sludge Production in the Selection 

of Coagulants, 

W82-05675 1511 5F 

JAMES, L. D. 

Floodplain Management Needs Peculiar to Arid 

Climates, 

W82-03908 1509 2E 

Salt Uptake in Natural Channels Traversing 
Mancos Shales in the Price Basin, Utah, 
W82-06093 1512 2E 

Water Resources Research Prioritization and 
Management-Problems and Perspectives, 
W82-05753 1511 6B 

JAMES, R. H. 

Investigating Potential Water Contamination by 

Petroleum-Asphalt Coatings in Ductile-Iron 

Pipe, 

W82-05676 1511 5 A 

JAMES, S. C. 

Bench Scale Assessment of Technologies for 
Contaminated Ground Water Treatment, 
W82-01433 1503 5G 

JAMES, W. 

Power Spectral Analysis of a Forcemain Failure 

Caused by Waterhammer, 

W82-01826 1504 7B 

Resonator Studies for Kincardine Harbour, Lake 

Huron, 

W82-0O228 1501 8B 

JAMIESON, A. 

Oxygen Bleaching Shows Potential for Reduc- 
ing Costs, Effluent Problems, 
W82-01899 1504 5D 

JANA, B. B. 

Growth Characteristics of the Heterotrophic 
Bacterial Population of Water and Bottom Sedi- 
ments in Tanks Under Different Trophic Condi- 
tions, 
W82-02953 1506 5C 

JANA, P. K. 

Effect of Soil-Moisture Tensions and Preceding 
Winter Crops on the Yield and Water-Use Effi- 
ciency of Succeeding Crop of Tossa Jute, 
W82-02045 1504 21 



JANARDAN, K. G. 

Abundance of Organic Compounds in Water, 
W82-01162 1503 5A 

Grab Versus Composite Sampling: A Primer for 

the Manager and Engineer, 

W82-00891 1502 5 A 

Graphical Effluent Quality Control for Compli- 
ance Monitoring: What Is a Violation, 
W82-O0261 1501 5G 

JANES, D. 

Groundwater Seepage as a Nutrient Source to a 
Drainage Lake; Lake Mendota. Wisconsin, 
W82-06285 1512 5B 

JANGI, M. S. 

Influence of Salinity and Organic Nutrient Con- 
centration on Survival and Growth of Vibrio 
Cholerae in Aquatic Microcosms, 
W82-06534 1512 5C 

JANHURST, S. 

Some Effects of Pulp and Paper Wastewater on 
Microbiological Water Quality of a River, 
W82-06315 1512 5C 

JANISZEWSKI, M. 

Water Resources Appraisal for Hydroelectric 
Licensing: Penobscot River Basin, Maine, 
W82-01763 1503 6D 

JANONIS, B. A. 

Modeling of Water Supply/Demand in the 
South Platte River Basin, 1970-2020, 
W82-05738 1511 6D 

JANUS, L. L. 

The OECD Cooperative Programme on Eutro- 

phication; Canadian Contribution, Summary 

Report, 

W82-06566 1512 5 A 

The OECD Cooperative Programme on Eutro- 
phication Canadian Contribution, Summary 
Report, (Supplement), 
W82-06567 1512 7C 

JAQUES, W. B. 

Stopping Water with Chemical Grout, 
W82-03396 1507 8G 

JAQUETTE, D. J. 

Efficient Water Use in California: Conjunctive 
Management of Ground and Surface Reservoirs, 
W82-05628 1511 4B 

JARMAN, R. 

Evaluation of Water Quality During Herbicide 

Applications to Kerr Lake, OK, 

W82-02327 1505 5B 

JARMAN, R. T. 

Effect of Pembroke Power Station on the Tem- 
peratures in Milford Haven, Wales, 
W82-02406 1505 5C 

JARNIS, R. N. 

High-Level Ozone Disinfection of Municipal 

Wastewater Effluents, 

W82-00379 1501 5D 

JARNIS, R. W. 

Obtaining High-Level Wastewater Disinfection 

with Ozone, 

W82-02706 1506 5D 

JAROSZYNSKI, L. O. 

BIONESS, A New Design in Multiple Net Zoo- 
plankton Samplers, 
W82-0O21O 1501 7B 

JARRELL, S. L. 

Economic Impact Study of R8 1-11 Trihalometh- 
ane Standards for Public Water Supplies, 
W82-06098 1512 5F 



PA- 105 



JARRELL, W. M. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



JARRELL, W. M. 

Sodium-Potassium Ratios in Soil Solution and 
Plant Response Under Saline Conditions, 
W82-00469 1501 3C 

JARRETT, A. R. 

Reduced Runoff and Nonpoint Source Pollution 

Through Increased Infiltration, 

W82-05300 1511 2G 

Transient Soil Moisture Movement Through 
Layered Soils Using a Finite Element Approach, 
W82-00133 1501 2G 

JARRETT, R. D. 

Debris Flows in Small Mountain Stream Chan- 
nels of Colorado and Their Hydrologic Implica- 
tions, 
W82-01597 1503 2E 

JARVTS, R. S. 

Drainage Network Structure and the Diameter- 
Magnitude Relation, 
W82-01308 1503 2A 

JAYANGOUDAR, I. 

Hydrobiological Studies on the Ajwa Reservoir, 
the Source of Raw Water Supply to the Baroda 
Water Works, 
W82-01364 1503 2H 

JAYARAMAN, T. K. 

Training Programmes for Better Water Manage- 
ment in Surface Irrigation Projects in India, 
W82-03434 1508 9B 

Water Use Efficiency and Rotational Water 

Supply at the Farm Level: Certain Results from 

an Experimental Pilot Project in Gujarat State, 

India, 

W82-04608 1510 3F 

JEFFERSON, C. A. 

Oregon Coastal Salt Marsh Upper Limits and 

Tidal Datums, 

W82-04312 1510 2L 

JEFFREE, R. A. 

Mining Pollution and the Diet of the Purple- 
Striped Gudgeon Mogurnda Mogurnda Rich- 
ardson (Eleotridae) in the Finniss River, North- 
ern Territory, Australia, 
W82-01366 1503 5C 

JEFFS, D. N. 

Pollution From Land Runoff, 

W82-00253 1501 5B 

JEKEL, M. R. 

Total Organic Halogen as a Parameter for the 
Characterization of Reclaimed Waters: Measure- 
ment, Occurrence, Formation, and Removal, 
W82-00197 1501 5D 

JEN, W. C. 

Influence of Temperature and Time of Incuba- 
tion on the Estimation of Bacterial Numbers in 
Tropical Surface Waters, 
W82-O6037 1512 5A 

JENKINS, C. R. 

Development of Evaluation of Ion-Exchange 

Resins for Removal of Specific Metals in Water 

Treatment, 

W82-05282 1511 5F 

JENKINS, D. 

Alterations in the BOD Procedure for the 15th 
Edition of 'Standard Methods for the Examina- 
tion of Water and Wastewater', 
W82-01186 1503 5 A 

Relationship Between Organic Loading, Dis- 
solved Oxygen Concentration and Sludge Sett- 
leability in the Completely-Mixed Activated 
Sludge Process, 
W82-0544I 1511 5D 



JENKINS, D. N. 

Theory for Aquifer Test Analysis in Fractured 
Rock Under Linear (Nonradial) Flow Condi- 
tions, 
W82-04676 1510 2F 

JENKINS, J. J. 

Terrain, Groundwater and Secondary Salinity in 

Victoria, Australia, 

W82-02046 1504 2F 

JENKINS, S. H. 

Disposing of Sewage Sludge at Sea, 
W82-05127 1511 5E 

JENKINS, T. F. 

Removal of Volatile Trace Organics from 
Wastewater by Overland Flow Land Treatment, 
W82-01042 1502 5D 

Vegetation Selection and Management for Over- 
land Flow Systems, 
W82-01500 1503 5E 

Wastewater Treatment by a Prototype Slow 

Rate Land Treatment System, 

W82-02981 1506 5D 

JENKINS, W. J. 

Helium Isotopes in Geothermal Systems: Ice- 
land, The Geysers, Raft River and Steamboat 
Springs, 
W82-06085 1512 2F 

JENNETT, J. C. 

Microplate Technique for Determining Accu- 
mulation of Metals by Algae, 
W82-00492 1501 5 A 

Pharmaceutical Waste Treatment by Anaerobic 

Filter, 

W82-05686 1511 5D 

JENNINGS, M. 

Rearing Pacific Salmon in Saltwater Ponds Fer- 
tilized with Domestic Wastewater, Data Report, 
June 1979 - May 1980, 
W82-01906 1504 3C 

JENNINGS, M. E. 

Characterization of Freshwater Inflow Modifi- 
cation to Estuaries Resulting from River Basin 
Development, 
W82-02162 1505 6G 

JENSEN, A. L. 

PCB Uptake by Five Species of Fish in Lake 
Michigan, Green Bay of Lake Michigan, and 
Cayuga Lake, New York, 
W82-06493 . 1512 5B 

JENSEN, K. H. 

Application of Soil Water Flow Theory in Field 

Simulation, 

W82-03589 1508 2G 

JENSEN, P. K. 

Practical Experiences in Plants Using Activated 

Carbon, 

W82-02788 1506 5F 

JENSEN, R. G. 

Hydrologic Conditions at the Idaho National 

Engineering Laboratory, Idaho Emphasis: 1974- 

1978, 

W82-03984 1509 5B 

A Wind-Powered, Ground Water Monitoring 
Installation at a Radioactive Waste Management 
Site in Idaho, 
W82-05233 1511 5B 

JENSEN, W. P. 

Phosphate in Water: I, Reduction Using North- 
ern Lignite Fly Ash, 
W82-03882 1509 5F 

JEPSEN, C. P. 

Chemical Pretreatment for Activated-Carbon 

Adsorption, 

W82-02234 1505 5F 



Effects of Salts on Activated Carbon Adsorption 

of Fulvic Acids, 

W82-05667 1511 5F 



JERGER, D. E. 

Anaerobic Processes, 

W82-01245 

Anaerobic Processes, 
W82-06923 



1503 5D 



1512 5D 



JERVIS, R. E. 

The Determination of Heavy Metals (Al, Mn, 
Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd, and Pb) in Urban Snow 
Using an Atomic Absorption Graphite Furnace, 
W82-05397 1511 5A 

Determination of Sulphur in Snow by Proton 
Induced X-Ray Emissions (Pixe) Method, 
W82-06082 1512 5A 

JESSEN, S. 

Regulation for Environmental Protection: The 
Nanticoke Industrial Complex, Ontario, Canada, 
W82-02024 1504 6E 

JETHWAS, J. L. 

Influence of Geology on Tunnelling Conditions 
and Deformational Behavior of Supports in 
Faulted Zones a Case History of the Chhobro- 
Khodri Tunnel in India, 
W82-03181 1507 8A 

JEVONS, C. 

Ultraviolet Systems in Water Treatment, 
W82-06726 1512 5F 

JEWELL, T. K. 

Development of Improved Stormwater Quality 

Models, 

W82-04559 1510 5B 

Statistical Analysis to Derive Improved Storm- 
water Quality Models, 
W82-05857 1511 5B 

JEWELL, W. J. 

Engineers Assess Aquaculture Systems for 

Wastewater Treatment, 

W82-03354 1507 5D 

Fate of Pathogens in Thermophilic Aerobic 

Sludge Digestion, 

W82-06772 1512 5D 

JEWETT, K. L. 

Fingerprinting Inorganic Arsenic and Organoar- 
senic Compounds in the Situ Oil Shale Retort 
and Process Waters Using a Liquid Chromato- 
graph Coupled with an Atomic Absorption 
Spectrometer as a Detector, 
W82-05151 1511 5A 

Speciation of Trace Di- and Triorganotins in 
Water by Ion-Exchange HPLC-GFAA, 
W82-04037 1509 5 A 

JHA, K. P. 

Irrigation Requirement of High- Yielding Rice 

Varieties Grown on Soils Having Shallow 

Water-Table, 

W82-05971 1512 3F 

JIRKA, G. H. 

Buoyant Surface Jets, 

W82-03670 1508 8B 

Efficient Cooling Ponds: Design, 

W82-03672 1508 8A 

Vertical Round Buoyant Jet in Shallow Water, 
W82-04365 1510 7C 

JIWA, S. F. H. 

Enterotoxigenic Bacteria in Food and Water 

from an Ethiopian Community, 

W82-04463 1510 5A 



PA 106 



AUTHOR INDEX 



JOHNSON, R. K. 



JOB, S. V. 

Diurnal, Depth-Wise, and Seasonal Changes of 
Physico-Chemical Factors in Sathiar Reservoir, 
W82-01372 1503 2H 

Seasonal and Diurnal Changes of Chlorophyll in 
a Tropical Fresh Water Impoundment, 
W82-02052 1504 2H 

JOBES, J. A. 

Leaching Requirements for Salinity Control. II. 

Oat, Tomato, and Cauliflower, 

W82-03790 1509 21 

JOBLING, M. 

Temperature Tolerance and the Final Preferen- 
dum - Rapid Methods for the Assessment of 
Optimum Growth Temperatures, 
W82-01996 1504 5C 

JOBSON, H. E. 

Comparison of Techniques for Estimating 

Annual Lake Evaporation Using Climatological 

Data, 

W82-06850 1512 2D 

Temperature and Solute-Transport Simulation in 

Streamflow Using a Lagrangian Reference 

Frame, 

W82-0O726 1502 2E 

JOERES, E. F. 

The Linear Decision Rule (LDR) Reservoir 
Problem with Correlated Inflows. I. Model De- 
velopment, 
W82-03237 1507 4A 

JOFRE, J. 

Viral Pollution Determination of Superficial 
Waters (River Water and Sea- Water) from the 
Urban Area of Barcelona (Spain), 
W82-05014 1511 5A 

JOHANNSEN, C. J. 

Remote Sensing Applications for Resource Man- 
agement, 
W82-03279 1507 7B 

JOHANSSON, N. 

Perivitelline pH of Salmonide Eggs in Relation 

to Ambient pH, 

W82-04064 1509 5C 

JOHN, D. M. 

Periphyton in the Volta Lake. I. Seasonal 
Changes on the Trunks of Flooded Trees, 
W82-02882 1506 2H 

Periphyton in the Volta Lake. II. Seasonal 
Changes on Wooden Blocks with Depth, 
W82-02883 1506 2H 

JOHN, J. 

Method of Selective Dissolution for Character- 
ization of Particulate Forms of Radium and 
Barium in Natural and Waste Waters, 
W82-03879 1509 5 A 

JOHN, P. 

Fluorescence Cell Design and Use to Determine 

Crude Oil in Water, 

W82-05358 1511 5A 

JOHNSEN, T. N. 

Picloram Dissipation in a Small Southwestern 

Stream, 

W82-00212 1501 5B 

JOHNSON, A. H. 

Aluminum in Precipitation, Streams, and Shal- 
low Groundwater in the New Jersey Pine Bar- 
rens, 
W82-01297 1503 5B 

JOHNSON, B. T. 

Fate of Kepone and Mirex in a Model Aquatic 
Environment: Sediment, Fish, and Diet, 
W82-01820 1504 5B 



Laboratory Procedure for Estimating Residue 

Dynamics of Xenobiotic Contaminants in a 
Freshwater Food Chain, 

W82-01443 1503 5B 



JOHNSON, C. C. JR. 

The Safe Drinking Water Act on Review, 
W82-05792 1511 



5G 



JOHNSON, D. A. 

Plant Improvement for Semi-Arid Rangelands: 
Possibilities for Drought Resistance and Nitro- 
gen Fixation, 
W82-05610 1511 3F 

JOHNSON, D. E. 

Determination of Phthalates in Industrial and 

Municipal Wastewaters, 

W82-02999 1506 5 A 

JOHNSON, D. G. 

A Bacterial Bioassay for Assessment of 

Wastewater Toxicity, 

W82-O0398 1501 5A 

JOHNSON, D. M. 

Hydrogeology of Well-Field Areas Near 
Tampa, Florida, Phase 1 -Development and 
Documentation of a Two-Dimensional Finite- 
Difference Model for Simulation of Steady-State 
Ground-Water Flow, 
W82-01780 1503 6A 

An Index of Arizona Summer Rainfall Devel- 
oped Through Eigenvector Analysis, 
W82-01528 1503 2B 

JOHNSON, D. P. 

Assessment of Water Quality in Streams Drain- 
ing Coal-Producing Areas in Ohio, 
W82-05234 1511 5B 

JOHNSON, D. R. 

Rainfall-Related Trends in the Structure of a 
Fish-Crustacean Community in Texas' Galves- 
ton Bay System, 
W82-02160 1505 2L 

JOHNSON, D. W. 

Acidic Precipitation: Considerations for an Air 

Quality Standard, 

W82-04302 1510 5B 

The Effects of Acid Rain on Forest Nutrient 

Status, 

W82-06860 1512 5C 

The Natural Acidity of Some Unpolluted 
Waters in Southeastern Alaska and Potential Im- 
pacts of Acid Rain, 
W82-01867 1504 5B 

JOHNSON, G. 

The Physico-Chemical and Planktonic Response 
of an Algicide-Treated Shallow Mountain Lake 
in Arizona, 
W82-02571 1505 5G 

JOHNSON, G. E. 

Characterization and Processing of Coal Con- 
version Process Wastewaters, 
W82-00441 1501 5D 

JOHNSON, H. P. 

Nitrate-Nitrogen in Tile Drainage as Affected 

by Fertilization, 

W82-02269 1505 5B 

Transport of Nitrate and Gaseous Denitrifica- 
tion in Soil Columns During Leaching, 
W82-05709 1511 5B 

JOHNSON, J. D. 

Kinetics of Monochloramine Decomposition in 

the Presence of Bromide, 

W82-02651 1506 5B 

Reactions of Chlorine with Selected Aromatic 

Models of Aquatic Humic Material, 

W82-00254 1501 5F 



JOHNSON, K. G. 

Floods of September 16, 1975 in Tallaboa 

Valley, Puerto Rico, 

W82-05230 1511 6F 

JOHNSON, K. L. 

Quantification of Octachlorostyrene and Related 
Compounds in Great Lakes Fish by Gas Chro- 
matography-Mass Spectrometry, 
W82-04993 1511 5 A 

JOHNSON, K. M. 

Diel Flux of Dissolved Carbohydrate in a Salt 
Marsh and a Simulated Estuarine Ecosystem, 
W82-03168 1507 2L 

JOHNSON, K. S. 

The Calculation of Ion Pair Diffusion Coeffi- 
cients: A Comment, 
W82-03487 1508 IB 

Dissolution of Salt on the East Flank of the 
Permian Basin in the Southwestern U.S.A., 
W82-03586 1508 2F 

JOHNSON, L. D. 

Water-Related Environmental Control Require- 
ments at Municipal Solid Waste-to-Energy Con- 
version Facilities, 
W82-O0O37 1501 5D 

JOHNSON, L. S. 

Two Techniques for Locating and Sampling 

Brown Trout Microhabitat Under Complete Ice 

Cover, 

W82-06703 1512 7B 

JOHNSON, M. G. 

Great Lakes Environmental Protection Policies 

from a Fisheries Perspective, 

W82-0O978 1502 6G 

Modelling Effects of Remedial Programs to Aid 
Great Lakes Environmental Management, 
W82-01146 1503 5G 

Seasonal Variation of Infiltration Capacities of 

Soils in Western Oregon, 

W82-06961 1512 2G 

JOHNSON, M. S. 

Groundwater Levels in Nebraska 1980, 
W82-01785 1503 2F 

JOHNSON, N. M. 

'Acid Rain', Dissolved Aluminum and Chemical 
Weathering at the Hubbard Brook Experimental 
Forest, New Hampshire, 
W82-03641 1508 5B 

JOHNSON, P. 

The Future of Flood Estimation and the Flood 

Studies Report, 

W82-04687 1510 2E 

JOHNSON, P. R. 

Ground-Water Reconnaissance of Part of the 

Lower Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, 

W82-05837 1511 2F 

JOHNSON, R. 

Environmental Residuals and Capital Costs of 
Energy Recovery from Municipal Sludge and 
Feedlot Manure, 
W82-06405 1512 5E 

JOHNSON, R. A. 

Isolation of Enteroviruses from Oxidation Pond 

Waters, 

W82-06750 1512 5D 

JOHNSON, R. K. 

Geomorphic and Lithologic Controls of Diffuse- 
Source Salinity, Grand Valley, Western Colora- 
do, 
W82-06364 1512 2J 



PA- 107 



JOHNSON, R. S. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



JOHNSON, R. S. 

Several Plume Flows in Pure and Saline Water 

at Its Density Extremum, 

W82-05088 1511 2E 

JOHNSON, R. W. 

Monitoring Freshwater Inflow to Estuaries by 

Remote Sensing, 

W82-02138 1505 7A 

JOHNSON, S. M. 
Application of Capillary Gas Chromatography 
Mass Spectrometry/Computer Techniques to 
Synoptic Survey of Organic Material in Bed 
Sediment, 
W82-01573 1503 5A 



JOHNSON, T. C. 

Contourites in Lake Superior, 
W82-01935 



1504 2H 



Sedimentation Rates and Depositional Processes 
in Lake Superior from Pb210 Geochronology, 
W82-04380 1510 2J 

JOHNSON, T. M. 

Geological Considerations in Hazardous-Waste 

Disposal, 

W82-03797 1509 5B 

JOHNSON, V. G. 

Petroleum Refinery Wastewater Induction of 
the Hepatic Mixed-Function Oxidase System in 
Pacific Staghorn Sculpin, 
W82-04895 1511 5C 

JOHNSON, W. 

Response of Subtropical Phytoplankton to 

Power Plant Entrainment, 

W82-02708 1506 5C 

JOHNSTON, C. D. 

Analyses of Solute Distributions in Deeply 

Weathered Soils, 

W82-02764 1506 2K 

JOHNSTON, G. L. 

Guidelines for Control of Septic Tank Systems, 
W82-02599 1505 5B 

JOHNSTON, J. B. 

Influence of Chlorination and the Distribution 
System on Mutagens in a Potable Water Supply, 
W82-04961 1511 5 A 

Values of Ecological Characterization Studies to 
Assess Effects of Freshwater Inflow to Estu- 



aries, 

W82-02147 



1505 6G 



JOHNSTON, R. 

Expanded Wastewater Treatment at a Metal 

Working Plant, 

W82-06487 1512 5D 

JOHNSTON, R. A. 

Evaluation of Winter Application of Liquid 

Sludge to Farmland, 

W82-00952 1502 5B 

JOHNSTON, R. H. 

Summary of Hydrologic Testing in Tertiary 
Limestone Aquifer, Tenneco Offshore Explora- 
tory Well-Atlantic OCS, Lease-Block 427 
(Jacksonville NH 17-5), 
W82-06685 1512 2F 

JOHNSTON, S. A. JR. 

Estuarine Dredge and Fill Activities: A Review 

of Impacts, 

W82-01805 1504 2L 

JOKINEN, E. H. 

Rare and Endangered Species: Freshwater Gas- 
tropods of Southern New England, 
W82-04968 1511 5C 

JOLLER, T. 

Transport Processes of Copper and Zinc in a 
Highly Eutrophic and Meromictic Lake, 
W82-05518 1511 5B 



JOLLEY, R. L. 

Concentrating Organics in Water for Biological 

Testing, 

W82-01591 1503 5 A 

JOLLY, V. H. 

Limnology of Lake Rerewhakaaitu, 
W82-01705 1503 2H 

JONAS, J. 

Geologic, Hydrologic and Chemical Data From 
Test Wells in the Dickson Area, Tennessee, 
W82-00090 1501 7C 

JONAS, T. D. 

Year-to-Year Changes in the Salinity of the 
Eastern English Channel, 1948-1973: A Budget, 
W82-01399 1503 2A 

JONASSON, R. 

Comparison of Atomic Absorption Spectrome- 

tric, Spectrophotometric, and Fluorimetric 

Methods for Determination of Aluminum in 

Water, 

W82-04892 1511 5 A 

JONE, C. M. 

Organic Constituents of Mutagenic Secondary 
Effluents from Wastewater Treatment Plants, 
W82-06178 1512 5D 

JONES, A. J. 

Urban Aquaculture of the Rainbow Trout 

(Salmo gairdneri), 

W82-02812 1506 81 

JONES, C. 

SEASAT SAR Response from Water Resources 

Parameters, 

W82-00101 1501 7B 

JONES, C. A. 

Remote Detection of Nutrient and Water Defi- 
ciencies in Sugarcane Under Variable Cloudi- 
ness, 
W82-02709 1506 7B 

JONES, C. W. 

Performance of Granular Soil Covers on Canals, 
W82-00047 1501 8D 

JONES, D. A. 

Diel Variations of Selected Physico-Chemical 
Parameters in Lake Kissimmee, Florida, 
W82-00535 1502 2H 

JONES, D. B. 

Condensation of Butane Vapor in a Gravity- 
Drained Ice Bed, 
W82-05917 1512 3A 

JONES, D. D. 

Studies of Nitrification in a Coke-Waste Activat- 
ed Sludge Process, 
W82-05295 1511 5D 



JONES, D. E. B. 

Measuring Reservoir Ground Movements, 
W82-05773 1511 



8G 



JONES, E. B. 

Analysis of Firm Water Supply Under Complex 

Institutional Constraints, 

W82-02501 1505 6A 

JONES, F. 

Bacterial Pollution of Marine Waters from the 
Disposal of Sewage and Sewage Sludge to Sea, 
W82-06288 1512 5B 

JONES, F. V. 

Effects of Hydrological and Biological Variables 
on the Survival, Growth, and Food Utilization 
of Estuarine Fishes Cage-Cultured in a Heated 
Water System, 
W82-02730 1506 5C 

JONES, G. J. 

Heavy Metals and Marine Phytoplankton: Cor- 
relation of Toxicity and Sulfhydryl-Binding, 
W82-02272 1505 5C 



JONES, G. L. 

Influence of High Partial Pressure of Carbon 
Dioxide and/or Oxygen on Nitrification, 
W82-05498 1511 5D 

JONES, J. D. 

Heavy Metal Contents in Some Macrophytes 
from Saginaw Bay (Lake Huron, U.S.A.), 
W82-010O0 1502 5B 

JONES, J. G. 

The Population Ecology of Iron Bacteria 

(Genus Ochrobium) in a Stratified Eutrophic 

Lake, 

W82-01997 1504 2H 

JONES, J. H. 

Dairy Liquid Waste Distribution in an Overland 
Flow Vegetative-Soil Filter System, 
W82-00897 1502 5D 

Soil as a Medium for Dairy Liquid Waste 

Disposal, 

W82-00165 1501 5E 

JONES, J. R. 

Fate of Kepone and Mirex in a Model Aquatic 
Environment: Sediment, Fish, and Diet, 
W82-01820 1504 5B 

Sedimentary Losses of Phosphorus in some Nat- 
ural and Artificial Iowa Lakes, 
W82-06901 1512 5C 

Watershed Impact on Stream Water Quality: A 
Technique for Regional Assessment, 
W82-02818 1506 5B 

JONES, J. S. 

The Design of Encroachments on Flood Plains 

Using Risk Analysis, 

W82-04631 1510 8A 

JONES, K. 

Nitrogen Fixation in the Temperate Estuarine 
Intertidal Sediments of the River Lune, 
W82-06944 1512 5C 

A Self-Evaluating Disdrometer for the Measure- 
ment of Raindrop Size and Charge at the 
Ground, 
W82-04897 1511 2B 

JONES, M. J. 

Hydrodynamic Dispersion During Absorption in 

a Fine Sand 1. The Constant Concentration 

Case, 

W82-05347 1511 5B 

JONES, M. L. 

Flow Characteristics and Water-Quality Condi- 
tions in the Spokane River, Coeur d'Alene Lake 
to Post Falls Dam, Northern Idaho, 
W82-06681 1512 5B 

JONES, O. R. 

Effect of Soil Water Content and a Growing 
Season Straw Mulch on Grain Sorghum, 
W82-O0765 1502 3F 

Land Forming Effects on Dryland Sorghum 
Production in the Southern Great Plains, 
W82-00764 1502 3F 

Management of Recharge Basins on the South- 
ern High Plains, 
W82-00938 1502 4B 

JONES, P. D. 

Mercury in the River Mersey, Its Estuary and 

Tributaries During 1973 and 1974, 

W82-06O49 1512 5B 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



JUNE, J. A. 



JONES, P. H. 

Operation and Performance of a New Activated 
Sludge Process: The Contact Stabilization Ex- 
tended Aeration Hybrid, 
W82-05417 1511 5D 

JONES, R. 

Effects of Upland Drainage on Estuarine Nurs- 
ery Areas of Pamlico Sound, North Carolina, 
W82-02164 1505 2L 

JONES, R. A. 

Alternative Approach to Assessing Water Qual- 
ity Impact of Wastewater Effluents, 
W82-04788 1511 5G 

Impact of Phosphorus Removal at the Danbury, 
Connecticut Sewage Treatment Plant on Water 
Quality in Lake Lillinonah, 
W82-04298 1510 5D 

Invironmental Significance of Pesticide Residues 
Associated with Aquatic Sediments, 
W82-06789 1512 5C 

Recent Advances in Assessing Impact of Phos- 
phorus Loads on Eutrophication-Related Water 
Quality, 
W82-06034 1512 5C 

Will EPA's Nationwide Urban Runoff Study 

Achieve Useful Results, 

W82-03424 1508 6E 

JONES, R. D. 

The Effects of Organophosphorus Pesticides on 

Estuarine Ammonium Oxidizers, 

W82-01567 1503 5C 

Effects of Temperature, pH, Salinity, and Inor- 
ganic Nitrogen on the Rate of Ammonium Oxi- 
dation by Nitrifiers Isolated from Wetland Envi- 
ronments, 
W82-00910 1502 2L 

JONES, S. B. 

Choice of Space and Time Steps in the Muskin- 
gum-Cunge Flood Routing Method, 
W82-06227 1512 4A 

JONES, W. J. 

Populations of Methane-Producing Bacteria and 
In Vitro Methanogenesis in Salt Marsh and Es- 
tuarine Sediments, 
W82-00202 1501 2L 

JOP, K. 

Hydrochemical Characteristics of the Stream 

Drwinka and Estimate of Its Self-Purification 

Ability, 

W82-02750 1506 5B 

JORDAN, T. A. 

Combined Sewer Overflow Abatement Pro- 
gram, Rochester, N.Y. - Volume I. Abatement 
Analysis, 
W82-03035 1507 5G 

JORDAN, T. F. 

Resonant Oscillation in Duluth-Superior Harbor, 
W82-01837 1504 2H 

JORDAN, Y. 

A Rapid Simple Long-Term Toxicity Assay for 
Aquatic Contaminants Using the Nematode Pan- 
agrellus Redivivus, 
W82-01017 1502 5A 

JORDAO, W. 

Pumped-Storage Development in Brazil. Part 

III, 

W82-03381 1507 8A 

JORET, J. C. 

Survival of Enteroviruses Adsorbed on Glass 
Microfibers During Postal Transport (Survie de 
Virus Enteriques Adsorbes sur Microfibre de 
Verre au Cours d'un Transport Postal), 
W82-01637 1503 5A 



JORGENSEN, D. G. 

Geohydrologic Models of the Houston District, 

W82-01335 1503 2F 

Hydrology and Model of North Fork Solomon 
River Valley, Kirwin Dam to Waconda Lake, 
North-Central Kansas, 
W82-06684 1512 2A 

JORGENSEN, L. A. 

Parameter Estimation in Eutrophication Model- 
ling, 
W82-03863 1509 2H 

JORGENSEN, S. E. 

Parameter Estimation in Eutrophication Model- 
ling, 
W82-03863 1509 2H 

JORSTAD, K. 

Determination of Trace Elements in Seawater 
by Neutron Activation Analysis and Electro- 
chemical Separation, 
W82-04530 1510 5A 

JOSBERGER, E. G. 

A Laboratory and Theoretical Study of the 
Boundary Layer Adjacent to a Vertical Melting 
Ice Wall in Salt Water, 
W82-05084 1511 2C 

On the Estimation of Antarctic Iceberg Melt 

Rate, 

W82-00166 1501 2C 

JOSE, C. 

An Approximate Method of Estimating Soil 
Water Diffusivity for Different Soil Bulk Densi- 
ties, 
W82-05073 1511 2G 

JOSEPH, E. S. 

Municipal and Industrial Water Demands of 

Western U.S., 

W82-06463 1512 6D 

JOSEPH, I. 

Development of Makeup-Line Safe-Operating 

Criteria, 

W82-01O95 1502 8B 



JOSEPH, J. B. 

Artificial Groundwater Recharge, 
W82-01110 



1503 4B 



Experience with Borehole Recharge in The Lee 

Valley, 

W82-03894 1509 4B 

JOSEPH, S. W. 

Isolation, Enumeration, and Characterization of 
Aeromonas from Polluted Waters Encountered 
in Diving Operations, 
W82-00224 



JOSEPHSON, J. 

Groundwater Monitoring, 
W82-04809 

Groundwater Strategies, 
W82-00620 

Humic Substances, 
W82-05148 

Protecting Virginia's Waterways, 
W82-01608 

Water Regulations, 

W82-00482 



1501 5C 



1511 6E 



1502 5G 



1511 5B 



1503 5G 



1501 6E 



JOSHI, D. C. 

'Nadis', The Vital Water Resources of the 

Indian Arid Zone, 

W82-03413 1508 3B 

JOSHI, M. G. 

The Kinetics of Ozone-Phenol Reaction in 

Aqueous Solutions, 

W82-06661 1512 5D 



JOSHI, S. R. 

Historical Changes and Relationship to Internal 
Loading of Sediment Phosphorus Forms in Hy- 
pertrophic Prairie Lakes, 
W82-01516 1503 2H 

JOSSELYN, M. N. 

Seasonal Influx and Decomposition of Au- 
tochthonous Macrophyte Litter in a North Tem- 
perate Estuary, 
W82-00918 1502 2L 

JOUBERT, P. J. 

Examination of Process Parameters Affecting 

Sludge Dewatering with a Diaphragm Filter 

Press, 

W82-05695 1511 5D 

JOURNET, J. -M. 

The Automatic Measuring of Sewage in the 

Artois-Picardie Area, 

W82-04602 1510 5A 

JOWITT, P. W. 

Risk Analysis in the Planning, Design and Oper- 
ational Control of Water Pollution Prevention 
Schemes- A Perspective, 
W82-03857 1509 5G 

JOYCE, T. W. 

Environmental Aspects of Some Alternative 

Pulp Bleaching Techiques, 

W82-05913 1512 5D 

JOYNER, B. F. 

Hydrologic Description of Lake Hancock, Polk 

County, Florida, 

W82-02843 1506 2H 

JUDD, L. B. 

Problems and Processes in Water Quality Man- 
agement, 
W82-06147 1512 5G 

JUDE, D. J. 

Evidence of Natural Reproduction by Planted 

Lake Trout in Lake Michigan, 

W82-01194 1503 81 

Use of Fish Larva Morphometry to Predict Ex- 
clusion Capabilities of Small-Mesh Screens at 
Cooling-Water Intakes, 
W82-02687 1506 81 






JUDKINS, J. F. JR. 

Textile Wastes, 
W82-01259 

Textile Wastes, 
W82-06916 



1503 5D 



1512 5D 



JUDKINS, J. R. JR. 

Drainability of Aerobically Digested Biological 

Sludge from Textile Waste, 

W82-05261 1511 5E 

JUDY, R. D. JR. 

Predictive Models of Benthic Macroinvertebrate 
Density for Use in Instream Flow Studies and 
Regulated Flow Management, 
W82-05194 1511 81 

JUMAWAN, A. B. 

Precipitation of Heavy Metals with Sodium Sul- 
fide: Bench-Scale and Full-Scale Experimental 
Results, 
W82-03878 1509 5D 

JUNE, J. A. 

The Impact of Managed Streamside Timber Re- 
moval on Cutthroat Trout and the Stream Eco- 
system, 
W82-05538 1511 5C 



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I 



PA- 109 



JUNE, J. A. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Life History and Habitat Utilization of Cutthroat 
Trout (Salmo Clarki) in a Headwater Stream on 
the Olympic Peninsula, Washington, 
W82-05306 1511 5C 

JUNGREIS, E. 

A Simple Microdetermination of Polymer Floc- 
culants (Polyacrylamides and Guar) in Mine 
Water, 

W82-04457 1510 5A 

JUNOR, F. J. R. 

The Decline of Salvinia Molesta on Lake 

Kariba, 

W82-04945 1511 2H 

JUO, A. S. R. 

Leaching of Fertilizer Ions in a Ultisol from the 
High Rainfall Tropics: Leaching Through Un- 
disturbed Soil Columns, 
W82-01721 1503 2G 

JURADO, A. 

Topographic Map of Golden Gate Estates, Col- 
lier County, Florida, 
W82-03973 1509 7C 

JURGENSEN, M. F. 

Methane Production from Ozonated Pulp Mill 

Effluent, 

W82-00155 1501 5D 

JURINAK, J. J. 

A Combined Salt Transport-Chemical Equilibri- 
um Model for Calcareous and Cypsiferous Soils, 
W82-01230 1503 5B 

Description of Soil Chemistry During Transient 

Solute Transport, 

W82-03840 1509 2K 

JURY, W. A. 

Domestic Water Supplies for Power Plant Cool- 
ing, 
W82-OO180 1501 6D 

Estimation of the Salt Burden of Irrigation 

Drainage Waters, 

W82-00563 1502 5B 

A Field Test of the Transfer Function Model for 

Predicting Solute Transport, 

W82-06339 1512 2G 

A Proposal for Reclamation by Dilution of Irri- 
gation Water, 
W82-01943 1504 3C 

Refuse of Power Plant Cooling Water for Irriga- 
tion, 
W82-04445 1510 3C 

Simulation of Solute Transport Using a Transfer 

Function Model, 

W82-06318 1512 2G 

KABIR, A. 

Geochemical Pathway Studies of Heavy Metals 
in Lake Sediments from the Sudbury-Temagami 
Area, Ontario, 
W82-05640 1511 5B 

KABRICK, R. M. 

Fate of Pathogens in Thermophilic Aerobic 

Sludge Digestion, 

W82-06772 1512 5D 

KACHTICK, J. W. 

Comprehensive Analysis of Nitrification of 

Chemical Processing Wastewaters, 

W82 -05271 1511 5D 

KACZYNSKI, V. W. 

Receiving Stream Fisheries Studies Relative to 
Secondary Treated Pulp and Paper Mill Ef- 
fluents, 
W82-O0688 1502 5C 

KADABA, P. K. 

Application of Nuclear Double Resonance 
Technique for Detection of Pesticides in Water 
at Low Concentrations, 
W82-06004 1512 5A 



KADOTA, H. 

Distribution of Obligately Oligotrophic Bacteria 

in Lake Biwa, 

W82-00346 1501 5A 

KAERGAARD, H. 

Drawdowns at the Free Water Table During 

Pumping Tests in Artesian and Semiartesian 

Aquifers, 

W82-01890 1504 2F 

A Numerical Model of Aquifer Tests in Multi- 
Layered Aquifer/Aquitard Systems, 
W82-05943 * 1512 2F 

KAHN, P. A. 

Wind Aeration in Model Waste Treatment 

System, 

W82-02944 1506 5D 

KAINULAINEN, H. 

Model Ecosystem for Environmental Transport 

of Xenobiotics, 

W82-06760 1512 5B 

KAISER, D. L. 

Coordinated Effort Stems Sediment and Ero- 



sion, 
W82-00766 



1502 4D 



KAJAK, Z. 

Influence of Phosphorus Loads and of Some 

Limnological Processes on the Purity of Lake 

Water, 

W82-00923 1502 2H 

KAKINUMA, T. 

Studies on the Salinization of Coastal Ground 
Water. I. Confined Ground Water in the Naka 
River Estuary (In Japanese), 
W82-03326 1507 2L 

KALCHEV, L. 

Selecting the Optimum Cross-Section of a Con- 
crete Gravity Dam, 
W82-05510 1511 8A 

KALEY, R. G. 

An Environmental Safety Assessment of Butyl 

Benzyl Phthalate, 

W82-00615 1502 5 A 

KALFF, J. 

The Effect of Phosphorus Limitation on Algal 
Growth Rates: Evidence from Alkaline Phos- 
phatase, 
W82-05380 1511 5C 

Phosphorus Release by Submerged Macro- 

phytes: Significance to Epiphyton and Phyto- 

plankton, 

W82-06977 1512 5B 

Relationships Between Nannoplankton and Lake 

Trophic Status, 

W82-01640 1503 5C 

KALIL, E. K. 

Characterisation of Domestic and Industrial 
Sewage in Southern California Coastal Sedi- 
ments Using Nitrogen, Carbon, Sulphur, and 
Uranium Tracers, 
W82-00147 1501 5B 

KALINSKE, A. A. 

Extracting Heavy Metals and Toxic Organics 

from Sludge, 

W82-00947 1502 5D 

KALKE, R. D. 

Benthos Investigations: Sediment Boxes or Natu- 
ral Bottom, 
W82-05378 1511 5C 

The Effects of Freshwater Inflow on Salinity 

and Zooplankton Populations at Four Stations in 

the Nueces-Corpus Christi and Copano-Aransas 

Bay Systems, Texas from October 1972-May 

1975, 

W82-02133 1505 6G 



KAI.KHOFF.S.J. 

Quality of Water and Time of Travel in Good- 
water and Okatoma Creeks Near Magee, Missis- 
sippi, 
W82-05845 1511 5B 

Quality of Water and Time of Travel in Little 
Copiah Creek near Crystal Springs, Mississippi, 
W82-05847 1511 5B 

Quality of Water in Tibbee Creek and Tribu- 
taries Near West Point, Mississippi, 
W82-00084 1501 5B 



KALMAN, D. 

Organics, 
W82-06922 



1512 5A 



KALMAR, D. 

Shortening the Irrigation Interval as a Means of 
Saving Water in a Banana Plantation, 
W82-02093 1504 3F 

KALMAZ, E. V. 

Mathematical Modeling and Computer Simula- 
tion of Radioactive and Toxic Chemical Species 
Dispersion in Porous Media in the Vicinity of 
Uranium Recovery Operations, 
W82-03392 1507 5B 

Toxicity and Ecological Significance of Trace 
Elements in Aquatic Environments, 
W82-00498 1501 5B 

KALWEIT, H. 

Telemetric Water Control System of the Artifi- 
cially Aerated Mosel River, 
W82-04598 1510 5G 

KALYUZHNYI, I. L. 

Methods of Calculating Infiltration of 

Meltwaters into Frozen Soil, 

W82-02386 1505 2A 

KAMAL, I. 

RO, MSF and VTE/VC Desalination: A Com- 
parative Evaluation, 
W82-06110 1512 3A 

KAMIMURA, S. 

A Study on the Accumulation of Copper and 
Zinc in the Mid-Gut Gland of Cultured Scallop 
for Environmental Monitoring, (In Japanese), 
W82-02379 1505 5B 

KAMP-NIELSEN, L. 

Parameter Estimation in Eutrophication Model- 
ling, 
W82-03863 1509 2H 

KAMPE, D. 

Land Use Policy and Water Procurement 
(Agrarstrukturpolitik und Wassergewinnung), 
W82-06714 1512 6F 

KAN, G. 

Variation in Fecal Pollution Indicators Through 
Tidal Cycles in the Fraser River Estuary, 
W82-05384 1511 5A 

KANAREK, M. S. 

Chrysotile Asbestos Fibers in Drinking Water 

from Asbestos-Cement Pipe, 

W82-01592 1503 5B 

Source and Extent of Klebsiella Pneumoniae in 

the Paper Industry, 

W82-02337 1505 5B 

KANE, D. L. 

Physical Mechanics of Aufeis Growth, 
W82-00836 1502 2C 

KANE, J. 

Physical/Chemical Treatment of Blast Furnace 
Wastewaters Using Mobile Pilot Units, 
W82-00378 1501 5D 



PA-110 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KATZ, A. 



KANEKO, T. 

Bacteria Under the Ice, 
W82-06561 



1512 5A 



An Ecological Approach to the Study of Bacte- 
ria at the Florenceville Site in September and 
February, 
W82-06560 1512 5A 

KANG, I. S. 
Mass Transfer in the U-Turn of an Electrodia- 
lyzer, 
W82-06119 1512 3A 

KANG, S. W. 

The Entrainment and Deposition of Fine- 

Grained Sediments in Lake Erie, 

W82-04033 1509 2 J 

KANNAN, V. 
Diurnal, Depth-Wise, and Seasonal Changes of 
Physico-Chemical Factors in Sathiar Reservoir, 
W82-01372 1503 2H 

Seasonal and Diurnal Changes of Chlorophyll in 
a Tropical Fresh Water Impoundment, 
W82-02052 1504 2H 

KANOWSKI, S. 

New Federal Wastewater Discharge Standards 

in Germany, 

W82-04527 1510 6E 

KANWAR, R. S. 

Transport of Nitrate and Gaseous Denitrifica- 
tion in Soil Columns During Leaching, 
W82-05709 1511 5B 

KAO, J-F. 

Mathematical Modeling of Stream Water Qual- 
ity by a New Moment Method: Field Investiga- 
tion of a Tidal River, 
W82-01995 1504 7B 

KAO, T. W. 

Wake Collapse in The Thermocline and Internal 

Solitary Waves, 

W82-03365 1507 1A 

KAPADIA, R. N. 

Scanning Electron Microscopy Study on Re- 
verse Osmosis Membranes Prepared from Indian 
Cellulosic Polymers, 
W82-02929 1506 3 A 

KAPLAN, A. M. 

Biodegradation of Glycidol and Glycidyl Ni- 
trate, 
W82-04456 1510 5D 

KAPLAN, D. L. 

Biodegradation of Glycidol and Glycidyl Ni- 
trate, 
W82-04456 1510 5D 

KAPLAN, I. R. 

Characterisation of Domestic and Industrial 
Sewage in Southern California Coastal Sedi- 
ments Using Nitrogen, Carbon, Sulphur, and 
Uranium Tracers, 
W82-00147 1501 5B 

Extractable Organic Matter in Municipal 
Wastewaters. I. Petroleum Hydrocarbons: Tem- 
poral Variations and Mass Emission Rates to the 
Ocean, 
W82-05142 1511 5B 

Natural Abundances of 15N as a Source Indica- 
tor for Near-Shore Marine Sedimentary and Dis- 
solved Nitrogen, 
W82-00283 1501 5B 

KAPLOVSKY, A. J. 
Organic Composition of Aerobic, Anaerobic, 
and Compost- Stabilized Sludges, 
W82-05854 1511 5E 

KAPOOR, P. N. 

Analysis of Pumping Test Data Using Mar- 

quardt Algorithm, 

W82-02721 1506 2F 



KAPP, H. 

The Importance of the Solids Content of the 

Sludge in Anaerobic Alkaline Digestion (Die 

Bedeutung des Feststoffgehalts bei der 

Schlammfaulung), 

W82-04549 1510 5D 

KAPULER, I. 

A Numerical Solution for the Movement of an 
Interface in a Layered Coastal Aquifer, 
W82-01327 1503 2F 

KARABAEV, E. I. 

Selection of Temporary Diversion Tunnels and 
Tunnel Schemes for Discharge of Water, 
W82-05588 1511 8A 

KARADENIZ, H. 

Theoretical and Experimental Studies on Dy- 
namic Structure-Fluid Coupling, 
W82-04755 1511 8B 

KARICKHOFF, S. W. 

Biosorption of Hydrophobic Organic Pollutants 

by Mixed Microbial Populations, 

W82-04885 1511 5B 

KARIYAWASAM, H. C. 

Evaluation of Hydropower Potential in a River 

Basin, 

W82-04214 1509 6B 

KARL, D. M. 

RNA Synthesis as a Measure of Microbial 
Growth in Aquatic Environments. I. Evaluation, 
Verification and Optimization of Methods, 
W82-03192 1507 5 A 

RNA Synthesis as a Measure of Microbial 
Growth in Aquatic Environments. II. Field Ap- 
plications, 
W82-03191 1507 5A 

KARL, T. R. 

The 1980 Summer Heat Wave and Drought in 

Historical Perspective, 

W82-06213 1512 2B 

KARMELI, D. 

Solid Set Irrigation System Design Using Linear 

Programming, 

W82-02273 1505 6A 

KAROLY, E. 

General Method for Determination of Pesticide 
Residues in Samples of Plant Origin, Soil, and 
Water. II. Thin Layer Chromatographic Deter- 
mination, 
W82-03216 1507 5A 

KARTHEGISAN, J. 

The Effect of Tidal Heights on the Distribution 
and Abundance of Coliform Bacteria in the Sedi- 
ments of Two Sites in the Mersey Estuary, 
W82-03180 1507 2L 

KARUBE, I. 

Ammonia Electrode with Immobilized Nitrify- 
ing Bacteria, 
W82-01099 1502 5A 

Dye-Coupled Electrode System for the Rapid 

Determination of Cell Populations in Polluted 

Water, 

W82-06743 1512 5A 

KASAI, T. 

Distributed Control System 'Aquamax-80' Series 

for Managing Wastewater Systems, 

W82-03763 1509 5D 

Total Sludge Quantity Control for Activated 

Sludge Process, 

W82-03847 1509 5D 

KASAKURA, T. 

Automatic Control of the Sewage Sludge Pyro- 
lysis Process in Multiple Hearth Furnace, 
W82-04587 1510 5E 



Automatic Monitoring of Exhaust Gas Analysis 

in Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment 

Process, 

W82-04014 1509 5D 

KASATKIN, Y. N. 

Design of the Composition of Transition Layers 

of Asphaltic Concrete Membranes in Earth 

Dams, 

W82-05113 1511 8A 

KASHEF, A-A. I. 

The Nile - One River and Nine Countries, 
W82-03545 1508 4 A 

Technical and Ecological Impacts of the High 

Aswan Dam, 

W82-02856 1506 4A 

KASHIWAGI, M. 

Total Sludge Quantity Control for Activated 

Sludge Process, 

W82-03847 1509 5D 

KASHKULI, H. A. 

A Numerical Linked Model for the Prediction 
of the Decline of Groundwater Mounds Devel- 
oped Under Recharge, 
W82-04481 1510 2F 

KASIDA, Y. 

Measurement of Heavy Water Concentration 

with a Density Meter, 

W82-020O9 1504 5 A 

KASPRZAK, K. 

The Response of the Invertebrate Fauna to Or- 
ganic Pollution in a Well Oxygenated Karst 
Stream Exemplified by the Pradnik Stream 
(South Poland), 
W82-02751 1506 5C 

KASSAKHIAN, G. H. 

Data Base Development for the Design of a 

Radium-226 Removal Process, 

W82-01188 1503 5D 

KASSO, W. B. 

A Survey of Trihalomethanes in the Drinking 
Water System of Murjreesboro, Tennessee, 
W82-01817 1504 5B 

KAST, F. 

Use of Stormwater Detention Basins for Neu- 
tralization and Special Treatment of Toxicants 
(Einsatz von Regenklarbecken zum Ausgleich 
und zur Sonderbehandlung Toxischer Abwasser- 
stosse), 
W82-04282 1510 5D 

KATOH, S. 

Diffusive and Hydraulic Transfer of Solutes 
Through Homogeneous Membranes, 
W82-06006 1512 5F 

KATOH, T. 

Dissolved Oxygen Content Monitoring Using 
Gas Phase Oxygen Analysis in a High Purity 
Oxygen Activated Sludge Plant, 
W82-04344 1510 5D 

KATSAROS, K. B. 

Convection Patterns in a Pond, 

W82-04461 1510 2C 

KATYAL, A. K. 

Prediction of the Advancing Wetting Front in 

Border Strip Irrigation, 

W82-07309 1505 2G 

KATZ, A. 

Solubilities of Gypsum and Halite in the Dead 
Sea and in Its Mixtures with Seawater, 
W82-03708 1508 2K 






PA-111 



KATZ, B. G. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KATZ, B. G. 

A Comparison of Nitrogen in Shallow Ground 

Water from Sewered and Unsewered Areas, 

Nassau County, New York, from 1952 Through 

1976, 

W82-00277 1501 5B 

KATZ, D. 

Conversion of Aerator to Chlorine Contact 

Tank at the Owls Head Water Pollution Control 

Plant, 

W82-05402 1511 5D 

KATZ, G. 

Environmental Control Technology Develop- 
ment for Geothermal Energy, 
W82-02197 1505 5C 

KATZ, H. M. 

Kinetics of Trihalomethane Formation in Lyo- 

philized Potomac Water, 

W82-03596 1508 5F 

KATZ, P. B. 

Planning Study to Model and Monitor Coal Pile 

Run-Off, 

W82-00091 1501 6A 

Simulating Coal Pile Runoff as a Design Tool, 
W82-03692 1508 5B 

KATZ, P. G. 

Antecedent Moisture Condition Probabilities, 
W82-06451 1512 2A 

KATZENELSON, E. 

Isolation and Identification of Pathogenic Mi- 
croorganisms at Wastewater-Irrigated Fields: 
Ratios in Air and Wastewater, 
W82-O0579 1502 5 A 

KATZER, T. 

Flood and Debris Flood Hazards Map, Carson 

City Quadrangle, 

W82-05217 1511 7C 

Flood and Related Debris Flow Hazards Map, 

Las Vegas SE Quadrangle, 

W82-04490 1510 7C 

KAUFMAN, J. R. 

Limitations of Standard Coliform Enumeration 

Techniques, 

W82-03889 1509 5 A 

KAUFMAN, P. B. 

Heavy Metal Contents in Some Macrophytes 
from Saginaw Bay (Lake Huron, U.S.A.), 
W82-01000 1502 5B 

KAVANAGH, B. V. 

Coliform and Chemical Oxygen Demand Re- 
moval from Meatworks Effluents by Different 
Treatment Processes, 
W82-03570 1508 5D 

Production and Conditioning of Sludges from a 

High-Rate Biological Filter, 

W82-05473 1511 5D 

KAVANAUGH, M. 

Notes and Comments: Leaching of Organics 
from a PVC-Polyethylene-Plexiglass Pilot Plant, 
W82-03890 1509 5F 

KAVVAS, M. L. 

A Stochastic Cluster Model of Daily Rainfall 

Sequences, 

W82-01651 1503 2B 

Stochastic Trigger Model for Flood Peaks 1. 

Development of the Model, 

W82-06325 1512 2E 

Stochastic Trigger Model for Flood Peaks 2. 

Application of the Model to the Flood Peaks of 

Goksu-Karahacili, 

W82-06326 1512 2E 



KAWABATA, N. 

Removal and Recovery of Organic Pollutants 
from the Aquatic Enviroment. 2. Removal and 
Recovery of Dodecylbenzenesulfonate from 
Aqueous Solution by Cross-Linked Poly(N- 
Benzyl-4-Vinylpyridinium Halide), 
W82-00217 1501 5D 

KAWAGUCHI, H. 

Multielement Preconcentration of Trace Heavy 
Metals in Water by Coprecipitation and Flota- 
tion with Indium Hydroxide for Inductively 
Coupled Plasma-Atomic Emission Spectrom- 
etry, 
W82-01097 1502 5A 

KAWAMURA, K. 

The Effect of Particle Substrate on Mineraliza- 
tion Performance and the Formation of Excess 
Sludge in a Complete Mixing Aeration Tank, 
W82-04012 1509 5D 

KAWASAKI, L. Y. 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewater~IV. Conclusions, Design and 
Operational Considerations for Artificial Food 
Chains, 
W82-04369 1510 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters-I. Nutrient Uptake and Release 
by Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-04371 1510 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters-II. Biological Productivity of 
Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-04197 1509 5D 

Aquacultural Approaches to Recycling of Dis- 
solved Nutrients in Secondarily Treated Domes- 
tic Wastewaters-III. Uptake of Dissolved 
Heavy Metals by Artificial Food Chains, 
W82-04370 1510 5D 



KAYSER, W. V. 

Characterization of Properties of Water, 
W82-05540 1511 



IA 



KAWAUCHI, S. 

Underwater Aerator, 
W82-00065 



1501 5D 



KAWECKA, B. 

Sessile Algae in European Mountain Streams. I. 
The Ecological Characteristics of Communities, 
W82-03309 1507 5C 

KAY, C. 

Enteric Viruses in Renovated Water in Manito- 
ba, 
W82-01090 1502 5 A 

KAY, D. 

Enteric Bacterial Concentrations in Reservoir 
Feeder Streams: Baseflow Characteristics and 
Response to Hydrograph Events, 
W82-00462 1501 5B 

New Problems with Upland Waters, 
W82-06602 1512 5G 

KAY, G. P. 

Algal Concentration as a Quality Parameter of 
Finished Drinking Waters in and Around Pitts- 
burg, PA, 
W82-04114 1509 5F 

KAY, R. 

Relationships Between Water Chemistry and 
Respiration Rate in Several Populations of Lym- 
naea Peregra Muller (Gastropoda:Mollusca), 
W82-00854 1502 2K 

KAYS, W. B. 

The Roofloat (Floating) Cover System for 

Liquid Storage, 

W82-04702 1510 5G 



KAYSNER, C. A. 

Incidence of Vibrio Alginolyticus and Bacteria 
of Sanitary Significance in the Bering Sea, 
W82-OO490 1501 5A 

KAZMANN, R. 

Use of Twin Wells and Water-Source Heat 
Pumps for Energy Conservation in Louisiana, 
W82-04387 1510 8B 

KAZMANN, R. G. 

A Closer Look at Deep Well Disposal of 

Wastes, 

W82-03646 1508 5E 

Use of Twin Wells and Water-Source Heat 
Pumps for Energy Conservation in Louisiana, 
W82-05535 1511 8B 

Will New Orleans Miss The Mississippi, 
W82-04274 1510 4A 

KEAN, W. F. 

Monitoring Ground-Water Contamination at a 
Fly Ash Disposal Site Using Surface Electrical 
Resistivity Methods, 
W82-01218 1503 5B 

Monitoring Leachate in Ground Water by Cor- 
rected Resistivity Methods, 
W82-01219 1503 5A 

KEARNS, P. K. 

Manganese-54 Accumulation by Chlorella SPP., 

Daphnia Magna and Yellow Perch (Perca 

Flavescens). 

W82-06904 1512 5B 

KEATING, T. 

Evidence for a Shallow Highly-Permeable Zone 

in the Chalk of Hampshire, U.K., 

W82-05645 1511 2F 

KECK, R. G. 

Effluent Analysis of Wastewater Generated in 
the Manufacture of 2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene. 1. 
Characterization Study, 
W82-05413 1511 5A 

KECK, R. T. 

Vertical Migration and Mortality of Benthos in 
Dredged Material. Part I: Mollusca, 
W82-03317 1507 6G 

KEDDIE, A. W. C. 

The Quantification of the Emissions and Disper- 
sion of Odours from Sewage-Treatment Works, 
W82-06255 1512 5D 

KEDMI, S. 

Isolation and Identification of Pathogenic Mi- 
croorganisms at Wastewater-Irrigated Fields: 
Ratios in Air and Wastewater, 
W82-00579 1502 5A 

KEECH, D. K. 

Design of Heat Pump Return Wells, 
W82-06294 1512 8C 



Methane in Water Wells, 
W82-05262 



1511 5F 



KEEFE, C. M. 

Use of Longitudinal Conductance in Estimating 

Transmissivity of Granular Aquifers in Northern 

Missouri, 

W82-03957 1509 2F 

KEELEY, J. W. 

Sampling Ground Water for Organic Contami- 
nants, 
W82-00820 1502 5A 



PA-112 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KENYON, K. F. 



KEENE, J. 

Empirical Test of the Association Between 
Gross Contamination of Wells with Toxic Sub- 
stances and Surrounding Land Use, 
W82-05143 1511 5B 

KEENE, K. M. 

Measurement of Irrigated Acreage in Western 

Kansas from Landsat Images, 

W82-01939 1504 7B 

KEINATH, T. M. 

Destabilization of Biological Solids with Ferric 

Chloride, 

W82-04373 1510 5D 

Solids Inventory Control in the Activated 

Sludge Process, 

W82-04048 1509 5D 

KEINKE, G. W. 

Anaerobic Treatment of Human Waste in North- 
ern Communities, 
W82-00249 1501 5E 

KEITH, J. E. 

Energy Siting in Utah: A Programming Model, 
W82-05297 1511 6B 

KEITH, L. H. 

EPA's Priority Pollutants: Where They Come 

from-Where They're Going, 

W82-03875 1509 6E 

KELADA, N. P. 

Fate of Priority Pollutants in Large Municipal 

Treatment Plants, 

W82-03867 1509 5B 

KELIN, J. 

Wastewater Treatment with Activated Carbon 
Addition at the Aeration Stage and Spent 
Carbon Regeneration. (Abwasserreinigung 
Unter Zugabe von Aktivkohle in die Belebungs- 
stufe und Regenerierung der Aktivkohle), 
W82-04283 1510 5D 

KELKAR, R. R. 

Usefulness of Monthly Rainfall Normals in 

Agroclimatic Mapping, 

W82-04668 1510 2B 

KELLEHER, D. L. 

Investigation of Volatile Organics Removal, 
W82-01490 1503 5F 

KELLER, L. F. 

Managing Crisis: The Effectiveness of Local 
Districts for Control of Ground Water Mining, 
W82-02819 1506 4B 

KELLER, V. W. 

Water-ice and Water-Updraft Relationships 
Near -10 Degrees C Within Populations of Flor- 
ida Cumuli, 
W82-01968 1504 2B 

KELLER, W. 

A Classification and Description of Some North- 
eastern Ontario Lakes Influenced by Acid Pre- 
cipitation, 
W82-01145 1503 5B 

Flood Control on the Parana and Paraguay 

Rivers, 

W82-01707 1503 2E 

KELLERHALS, M. 

On Hydrological Data Needs in Canada, 
W82-03443 1508 7 A 

KELLERHALS, R. 

On Hydrological Data Needs in Canada, 
W82-05764 1511 7B 

KELLO, D. 

Human Health Hazards Associated With Chemi- 
cal Contamination of Aquatic Environment, 
W82-0O632 1502 5C 



KELLOGG, S. R. 

Optimization of Areawide Wastewater Manage- 
ment, 
W82-04703 1510 5D 

KELLY, C. A. 

Comparison of In Situ and In Vitro Rates of 
Methane Release in Freshwater Sediments, 
W82-00245 1501 2H 

The Contributions of Temperature and the Input 
of Organic Matter in Controlling Rates of Sedi- 
ment Methanogenesis, 
W82-01832 1504 2H 

KELLY, D. M. 

Impact of Construction of a Hydroelectric Pro- 
ject on the Water Quality of Five Lakes in Nova 
Scotia, 
W82-00227 1501 5C 

KELLY, J. M. 

The Effects of Acid Rain on Forest Nutrient 

Status, 

W82-06860 1512 5C 

KELLY, T. 

Inventory of Surface Water Resources of the 
Stillwater Creek Watershed and an Investigation 
into the Effect of Land Use on Water Quality, 
W82-03948 1509 7B 

KELLY, W. E. 

Erosion Resistance of Cohesive Soils, 
W82-02676 1506 2J 

Geoelectric Soundings for Predicting Aquifer 

Properties, 

W82-02619 1506 2F 

KELSH, D. J. 

Electrokinetic Densification of Solids in a Coal 
Mine Sediment Pond- A Feasibililty Study, (In 
Two Parts), 1. Laboratory and Field Tests, 
W82-06960 1512 5D 

KEMBER, P. N. 

ISFETs-New Tools for Water Quality Monitor- 
ing, 
W82-04059 1509 5 A 

KEMP, G. P. 

Floodwater Nutrient Processing in a Louisiana 
Swamp Forest Receiving Agricultural Runoff, 
W82-05622 1511 5C 

KEMP, P. R. 

A Comparison of the Effects of Salinity on 
Photosynthetic Physiology of a Salt Sensitive 
Grass, Panicum Obtusum, and a Salt Tolerant 
Grass, Distichlis Spicata, 
W82-06521 1512 3C 

KEMPA, E. S. 

Application of Electro-Osmosis to Dewatering 

Sludges, 

W82-04843 1511 5D 

KEMPER, W. D. 

Cablegation: I. Cable Controlled Plugs in Perfo- 
rated Supply Pipes for Automatic Furrow Irri- 
gation, 
W82-05617 1511 8A 

Cablegation: II. Simulation and Design of the 
Moving-Plug Gated Pipe Irrigation System, 
W82-05963 1512 3F 

Furrow Intake Rates and Water Management, 
W82-05968 1512 3F 

Water Levels and Losses and Cleaning in Water- 
courses, 
W82-02747 1506 3F 

KEMPF, T. 

Boron Status of Berlin Waters (Bor-Status Ber- 
liner Gewasser), 
W82-04767 1511 5 A 



KENARANGUI, R. 

A Comprehensive Formal Approach to the 
Evaluation of Bids for Desalination Plants Using 
Verbal Judgement, 
W82-06116 1512 3A 

KENDALL, B. M. 

Monitoring Freshwater Inflow to Estuaries by 

Remote Sensing, 

W82-02138 1505 7A 

Multifrequency Radiometer Detection of Sub- 
marine Freshwater Sources Along the Puerto 
Rican Coastline, 
W82-01349 1503 3B 

KENLAN, K. H. 

Responses of Northern New England Lakes to 
Atmospheric Inputs of Acids and Heavy Metals, 
W82-04420 1510 5B 

KENNEDY, A. 

Empirical Test of the Association Between 
Gross Contamination of Wells with Toxic Sub- 
stances and Surrounding Land Use, 
W82-05143 1511 5B 

KENNEDY, C. W. 

Effects of Atmospheric Precipitation Additions 
on Phytoplankton Photosynthesis in Lake 
Michigan Water Samples, 
W82-01196 1503 2H 

KENNEDY, J. H. 

Organic Matter Transport in an Appalachian 
Mountain River in Virginia, U.S.A., 
W82-04949 1511 5B 

KENNEDY, R. H. 

Reservoir Water Quality Sampling Design, 
W82-06868 1512 2H 

KENNETT, G. A. 

Investigations of High Groundwater in Poison 

Terminal Moraine, 

W82-02538 1505 2F 

KENNICUTT, M. C. II. 

Particulate and Dissolved Lipids in Sea Water, 
W82-02727 1506 5 A 

KENNY, A. W. 

The Effect of EEC Directives on Water Sup- 
plies, 
W82-02432 1505 6E 

KENT, D. 

Water Management on the Columbia River, 
W82-02112 1505 6D 

KENT, D. H. 

Freshwater Inflow to the Columbia River Estu- 
ary; A Northwest Regional Management Issue, 
W82-02155 1505 6D 

KENT, S. J. 

Geohydrologic Reconnaissance of the Crofton 

Unit, Northeastern Nebraska, 

W82-04498 1510 4B 

KENYON, G. F. 

The Environmental Effects of Hydroelectric 

Projects, 

W82-02632 1506 6G 

KENYON, K. F. 

Comparison of Coliphage aad Bacterial Aerosols 
at a Wastewater Spray Irrigation Site, 
W82-04830 1511 3C 

Evaluation of the Overland Runoff Mode of 
Land Wastewater Treatment for Virus Removal, 
W82-00220 1501 5B 



PA-113 



KEOHAN, P. W. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KEOHAN, P. W. 

Engineering and Economic Assessment of Auto- 
heated Thermophilic Aerobic Digestion with 
Air Aeration, 
W82-05071 1511 5D 

KEPKAY, P. E. 

Molecular Diffusion and the Sedimentary Envi- 
ronment: Results from the In Situ Determination 
of Whole Sediment Diffusion Coefficients, 
W82-03091 1507 2J 

KERCHER, J. 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 1 - 
Environment, Health and Socio-economics, 
W82-05214 1511 6G 

KERFOOT, W. B. 

Septic Leachate Surveys for Lakeside Sewer 

Needs Evaluation, 

W82-05322 1511 5B 

KERKHOFF, M. A. T. 

Analysis of PCBs in Sediment by Glass Capil- 
lary Gas Chromatography, 
W82-04916 1511 5 A 



KERNDORFF, H. 

Effects of Pollution on Humic Substances, 

W82-03253 1507 



5C 



KERNODLE, D. R. 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Beluga, 
Peters Creek, and Healy Coal Areas, Alaska, 
W82-04504 1510 7C 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Noatak River 

Basin, Alaska, 1978, 

W82-05848 1511 4A 

KERNODLE, J. M. 

Two-Dimensional Ground-Water Flow Model 
of the Cretaceous Aquifer System of Lee 
County and Vicinity, Mississippi, 
W82-04492 1510 2F 

KERR, S. N. 

Revegetating Strip-Mined Land with Municipal 

Sewage Sludge, 

W82-05065 1511 5E 

KERSTER, H. W. 

Grab Versus Composite Sampling: A Primer for 

the Manager and Engineer, 

W82-00891 1502 5 A 

Graphical Effluent Quality Control for Compli- 
ance Monitoring: What Is a Violation, 
W82-00261 1501 5G 

KESLER, D. H. 

Grazing Rate Determination of Corynoneura 
Scutellata Winnertz (Chironomidae:Diptera), 
W82-00822 1502 2H 

KESSLER, E. 

On Accumulation of Water Substance in a 

Column of Rising Air, 

W82-06581 1512 2B 

KESSLER, K. A. 

Wet Disposal of Fossil Plant Waste: Case Histo- 
ry. 
W82-04385 1510 5E 

KESTING, R. E. 

The Development of Dry-RO Membranes from 
Cellulosis and Noncellulosis Polymers Bearing 
Quaternary Ammonium Groups, 
W82-06152 1512 3A 

KESWICK, B. 

Viruses in a Community Water Supply Associat- 
ed with an Outbreak of Gastroenteritis and In- 
fectious Hepatitis, 
W82-06348 1512 5C 

KESWICK, B. H. 

Comparative Disinfection by Bromine Chloride 

and Chlorine of Viruses and Bacteria in 

Wastewater, 

W82-05446 1511 5D 



Comparative Disinfection of Poliovirus by Bro- 
mine Chloride and Chlorine in a Model Contact 
Chamber, 
W82-04661 1510 5D 

KETCHESON, J. W. 

Evaluation of Winter Application of Liquid 

Sludge to Farmland, 

W82-00952 1502 5B 

KETCHUM, L. H. JR. 

Overland Flow Treatment of Poultry Processing 

Wastewater in Cold Climates, 

W82-02992 1506 5D 

KETTLE, D. 

Herbicides in Kansas Waters-Evaluations of the 
Effects of Agricultural Runoff and Aquatic 
Weed Control on Aquatic Food Chains, 
W82-06304 1512 5C 

KEUNE, H. 

Reorganization of Groundwater Utilization 
Sought (Neuordnung Der 

Grundwasserverwendung Angestrebt), 
W82-06022 1512 3E 

KEYS, C. H. 

The Effect of Snow Trapping and Cropping 
Sequence on Moisture Conservation and Utiliza- 
tion in West-Central Saskatchewan, 
W82-01117 1503 3F 

KFIR, R. 

Ames Salmonella Mutagenicity Assays on 
Water: Dichloromethane Extracts Versus Prepa- 
ration of Growth Media with Test Samples, 
W82-06548 1512 5A 

Removal of Toxicants during Direct and Indi- 
rect Reuse of Wastewater Evaluated by Means 
of a Mammalian Cell Culture Technique, 
W82-06768 1512 5D 

KHABAKPHASHEVA, YE. M. 

Turbulent Friction in a Viscous Sublayer and in 
the Transition Region of the Flow of Water in a 
Flat Duct, 
W82-06468 1512 8B 

KHALEEL, R. 

Behavior and Transport of Microbial Pathogens 
and Indicator Organisms in Soils Treated with 
Organic Wastes, 
W82-00797 1502 5B 

Carbon Transformations in the Land Areas Re- 
ceiving Organic Wastes in Relation to Nonpoint 
Source Pollution: A Conceptual Model, 
W82-00179 1501 5B 

KHALID, R. A. 

Chemical Availability of Cadmium in Mississippi 

River Sediment, 

W82-02267 1505 5B 

Kinetics of Nitrogen Loss in Simulated 
Wastewater Treatment in a Soil-Plant System, 
W82-03869 1509 5D 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Reactions in Overland 

Flow of Wastewater, 

W82-02996 1506 5D 

Phosphorus Removal Processes from Overland 
Flow Treatment of Simulated Wastewater, 
W82-04706 1510 5D 

KHAN, I. A. 

Determination of Aquifer Parameters Using Re- 
gression Analysis, 
W82-05734 ' 1511 2F 

A Lumped Approach to the Inverse Problem in 

Ground Water Hydrology, 

W82-04451 1510 4B 

Managing Salinity in Irrigated Agriculture, 
W82-05691 1511 3C 



A Model for Managing Irrigated Agriculture, 
W82-06584 1512 5G 

Waste Water Disposal Through a Coastal 

Aquifer, 

W82-04231 1509 5E 

KHAN, K. A. 

Anaerobic Activated Carbon Filter for the 
Treatment of Phenol-Bearing Waste Water, 
W82-03680 1508 5D 

Role of Surface Active Media in Anaerobic Fil- 
ters, 
W82-05816 1511 5D 

Treatment of Phenol and Substituted Phenols 
with an Anaerobic Activated Carbon Filter, 
W82-03959 1509 5D 

KHAN, M. A. 

Comparative Limnology of Nine Lakes of 

Jammu and Kashmir Himalayas, 

W82-01361 1503 2H 

Comparison of Two Autoregressive Models for 

Monthly Stream Flow Generation, 

W82-04351 1510 2E 

Contribution to High Altitude Limnology of the 
Himalayan System I. Limnology and Primary 
Productivity of the Plankton Community of 
Nilnag Lake, Kashmir, 
W82-03314 1507 2H 

Primary Productivity and Trophic Status of a 

Kashmir Himalayan Lake, 

W82-02414 1505 2H 

KHAN, N. A. 

Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometric Studies 
of Cadmium and Zinc in Commercial Fertilisers, 
Soils and River Waters, 
W82-01388 1503 5B 

KHANGAROT, B. S. 

Studies on the Acute Toxicity of Some Heavy 
Metals to an Indian Freshwater Pond Snail Vivi- 
parus Bengalensis L., 
W82-02789 1506 5C 

KHANJANI, M. J. 

Methodology for Optimization of an Irrigation 

System with Storage Reservoirs, 

W82-03530 1508 3F 

KHARE, S. T. 

Water Supply and Sanitation Decade Pro- 
gramme, 
W82-02757 1506 5F 

KHARITONOVA, N. N. 
Effect of the Liming of Intensively Exploited 
Ponds on Phytoplankton Development, 
W82-01923 1504 2H 

KHARLAMOV, YU. A. 

Power Characteristic Curve of Hydraulic Tur- 
bine Set, 
W82-03163 1507 8B 

KHERA, K. L. 

Irrigation Needs and Yield of Rice on a Sandy- 
Loam Soil as Affected by Continuous and Inter- 
mittent Submergence, 
W82-01382 1503 3F 

KHIND, C. S. 

Effects of Water Regime on Growth, Yield, and 

Nitrogen Uptake of Rice, 

W82-00330 1501 21 

KHUDENKO, B. M. 

Optimization of Automated Equalization Basin- 
Reactor Systems for Chemical Treatment of 
Wastewater, 
W82-04052 1509 5D 



PA-114 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KING, R. P 



KHULBE, R. D. 

Occurrence, Distribution and Seasonal Periodic- 
ity of Some Aquatic Fungi of Sat-Tal (Nainital), 
India, 
W82-02894 1506 2H 

KIBLER, D. F. 

Hydro-Economic Analysis and Projection of Ir- 
rigation Water Demands in Pennsylvania, 
W82-05558 1511 6C 

Legal Challenge of the Ungaged Watershed, 
W82-01664 1503 2E 

KICHENS, W. M. 

Estimation of Material Fluxes in an Estuarine 
Cross Section: A Critical Analysis of Spatial 
Measurement Density and Errors, 
W82-00816 1502 7 A 

KICKOX, D. H. 

Water Rights, Allocation, and Conflicts in the 
Tongue River Basin, Southeastern Montana, 
W82-04441 1510 6E 

KIDWAI, A. L. 

Chemical Composition of Monsoon Rainwater 
Over Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh (India) During 
1977 and 1978, 
W82-04666 1510 2B 

KIDWELL, C. C. 

Hydrologic Data for North Creek Trinity River 

Basin, Texas, 1979, 

W82-03979 1509 2E 

KIEFER, J. E. 

Electrical Aspects of Adsorbing Colloid Flota- 
tion. XI. Surfactant Adsorption Isotherms, Parti- 
cle Displacement, and Differential Capacitance, 
W82-00788 1502 IB 

Verification of a Model for Foam Flotation 

Column Operation, 

W82-06001 1512 5D 

KIEFER, R. W. 

Aerial Photography as an Aid to Cropland Ero- 
sion Analysis, 
W82-00902 1502 2J 

K1EHLING, B. 

Regeneration of Anion Exchange Resins by Cal- 
cium Carbonate and Carbon Dioxide, 
W82-01484 1503 5F 

KIERSPE, G. H. 

Large Vertical Salinity Gradients in the Ft. 
Pierce Inlet Associated with Hurricane David, 
W82-02569 1505 2L 

KIESLER, J. 

Flow Duration at Selected Stream-Sites in Ken- 
tucky, 
W82-02837 1506 2E 

KIHANA, H. 

Effect of Slime Stuck Inside Sampling Pipings 
on Water Quality and How to Remove It, 
W82-03585 1508 5D 

KIHLSTROM, M. 

Model Ecosystem for Environmental Transport 

of Xenobiotics, 

W82-06760 1512 5B 

KIJNE, J. W. 

Prediction of the Advancing Wetting Front in 

Border Strip Irrigation, 

W82-02309 1505 2G 

KIKICHEV, KH. A. 

Possibility of Using Tritium for Studying Global 
Circulation of Atmospheric Moisture, 
W82-00863 1502 2 A 

KIKUCHI, E. 

Effect of River Discharge on the Distribution 
Pattern of Dissolved Constituents in the Gamo 
Estuary, Miyagi Prefecture, 
W82-04543 1510 2L 



KILADZE, R. M. 

Computer Simulation of Surface Irrigation by 
Means of Numerical Methods for Finding Opti- 
mal Parameters, 
W82-06781 1512 3F 

KILLILEA, W. R. 

Chemical Recovery from Coal Conversion 

Wastes by Concentration, 

W82-00436 1501 5D 

KIM, B. M. 

Treatment of Metal Containing Wastewater with 

Calcium Sulfide, 

W82-03125 1507 5D 

KIM, B. R. 

Do Model for Discharges from Deep Impound- 
ments, 
W82-05316 1511 2H 

The Monochloramine-GAC Reaction in Ad- 
sorption Systems, 
W82-04426 1510 5F 

KIM, C. S. 

Love Canal: Chemical Contamination and Mi- 



gration, 
W82-01436 



1503 5B 



KIM, I. H. 

Mass Transfer in the U-Turn of an Electrodia- 

lyzer, 

W82-06119 1512 3A 

KIM, J. W. 

A Comprehensive Study on the Biological Trea- 
tabilities of Phenol and Methanol~I. Analysis of 
Bacterial Growth and Substrate Removal Kinet- 
ics by a Statistical Method, 
W82-03567 1508 5D 

Comprehensive Study on the Biological Treata- 
bilities of Phenol and Methanol-II. The Effects 
of Temperature, pH, Salinity and Nutrients, 
W82-03569 1508 5D 

A Comprehensive Study on the Biological Trea- 
tabilities of Phenol and Methanol~III. Treat- 
ment System Design, 
W82-03568 1508 5D 

KIM, S. 

Analyzing and Predicting Irrigation Diversions 

in Southeastern Idaho, 

W82-05924 1512 3F 

KIMBALL, K. D. 

Mineral Dynamics of The Submersed Macro- 
phyte, Myriophyllum Heterophyllum, and The 
Competitive Interactions for Nutrients Between 
M. Heterophyllum, Phytoplankton and The 
Sediments in Littoral Waters, 
W82-04162 1509 5C 

KIMMEL, B. L. 

Land Water Interactions: Effects of Introduced 
Nutrients and Soil Particles on Reservoir Pro- 
ductivity, 
W82-06710 1512 2J 

KIMMERER, W. J. 

Kaneohe Bay Sewage Diversion Experiment: 
Perspectives on Ecosystem Responses to Nutri- 
tional Perturbation, 
W82-06846 1512 5G 

KIMOTO, W. I. 

Nitrosamines in Tap Water After Concentration 

by a Carbonaceous Adsorbent, 

W82-00459 1501 5A 

KIMURA, I. 

Kraft Pulp Mill Effluent and Sediment Can 

Retard Development and Lyse Sea Urchin 

Eggs, 

W82-03610 1508 5C 

KINAE, N. 

Kraft Pulp Mill Effluent and Sediment Can 

Retard Development and Lyse Sea Urchin 

Eggs, 

W82-03610 1508 5C 



KINCAID, D. C. 

Cablegation: I. Cable Controlled Plugs in Perfo- 
rated Supply Pipes for Automatic Furrow Irri- 
gation, 
W82-05617 1511 8 A 

Cablegation: II. Simulation and Design of the 
Moving-Plug Gated Pipe Irrigation System, 
W82-05963 1512 3F 

KINCAID, D. T. 

Winter Water Relations of Red Spruce on 
Mount Monadnock, New Hampshire, 
W82-02634 1506 21 

KINCANNON, D. F. 

Inhibition of Nitrifying Activated Sludge 

Systems by Organic Shock Loads, 

W82-03146 1507 5D 

Rotating Biological Contactor Scale-Up and 

Design, 

W82-06344 1512 5D 

KING, B. D. III. 

Values of Ecological Characterization Studies to 
Assess Effects of Freshwater Inflow to Estu- 
aries, 
W82-02147 1505 6G 



KING, C. J. 

Solvent Extraction of Phenols, 
W82-00438 



1501 5D 



KING, D. 

Control of a Pumping Station by Mini Computer 

- A Progress Report, 

W82-02956 1506 6B 

KING, F. R. 

Vacuum Sewers-The Future for Sewage Col- 
lection, 
W82-03394 1507 5G 

KING, G. A. 

Methane Formation in the Acid Peats of Okefe- 

nokee Swamp, Georgia, 

W82-00936 1502 2H 

KING, G. M. 

Comparative Aspects of Sulfur Mineralization in 
Sediments of a Eutrophic Lake Basin, 
W82-06888 1512 5C 

Sulfhydrolase Activity in Sediments of Winter- 
green Lake, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, 
W82-00241 1501 2H 

KING, J. E. 

Treatability of Type A Zeolite in Wastewater- 

Partl, 

W82-05687 1511 5D 

KING, J. W. 

The Dynamics of Anaerobic Phenol Biodegra- 

dation in Lower Greenland, 

W82-02O71 1504 5B 

KING, L. D. 

Water, Energy and Labor Requirements for 
Future Pacific Northwest Irrigation, 
W82-00143 1501 6A 

KING, N. J. 

Implications for the Water Industry of the Noti- 
fication Scheme for New Chemicals, 
W82-06261 1512 6E 

KING, P. H. 

Factors That Affect Use of Direct Filtration in 

Treating Surface Waters, 

W82-06579 1512 5F 

KING, R. P. 

Control of Toxic Metals at Sewage Treatment 

Works, 

W82-06592 1512 5E 



I 



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KING, R. S. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KING, R. S. 

Improved Porous Supports for Thin-Film Com- 
posite Reverse Osmosis Membranes, 
W82-03943 1509 3A 

Post-Treatment Process for Reverse Osmosis 

Membranes, 

W82-02454 1505 3 A 

KING, R. W. 

Upgrading Water Treatment Plants in San 

Diego, 

W82-03655 1508 5F 

KINGSOLVER, J. 

The Effect of Environmental Uncertainty on 
Morphological Design and Fluid Balance in Sar- 
racenia Purpurea L., 
W82-00811 1502 21 

KINGVORSEN, K. 

Dynamics of Bacterial Sulfate Reduction in a 

Eutrophic Lake, 

W82-03119 1507 2H 

KINNELL, P. I. A. 

Rainfall Intensity-Kinetic Energy Relationships 

for Soil Loss Prediction, 

W82-00466 1501 2J 

KINNERSLEY, D. 

Charging for Water Supply in England and 

Wales in the 1980s, 

W82-01722 1503 6C 

KINNEY, W. C. 

Land-Use Conflict in Wildland Watershed Man- 
agement: A Multiple Objective Economic Anal- 
ysis, 
W82-01675 1503 6A 

KINNUNEN, K. A. I. 
Comparison of Statistical Phosphorus-Retention 
Models, 
W82-02930 1506 5G 

KINSLEY, K. R. 

The Impact of Mass Distribution of Water Con- 
servation Devices and a Water Conservation 
Rate Structure on Residential Water Use, 
W82-06155 1512 3D 

KINZEL, R. 

Domes, Bubbles, and Paper Waste, 

W82-06025 1512 5D 

KIPNIS, T. 

Reducing Ground-Water Pollution from Munici- 
pal Waste-Water Irrigation of Rhodes Grass 
Grown on Sand Dunes, 
W82-02391 1505 3C 



KIPP, J. S. 

A Legacy from Construction Grants, 
W82-06251 1512 



5D 



KIPP, K. L. JR. 

Determination of Hydrogeological Parameters 

Using Sinusoidal Pressure Tests: A Theoretical 

Appraisal, 

W82-00603 1502 7B 

KIRBY, M. K. 

Attached Algae of the Lake Erie Shoreline Near 

Nanticoke Generating Station, 

W82-04035 1509 5C 

KIRBY, R. 

A Suspended Sediment Front in the Severn Es- 
tuary, 
W82-04639 1510 2L 

KIRCHER, J. E. 

Sediment Analyses for Selected Sites in the 
South Platte River in Colorado and Nebraska, 
and the North Platte and Platte Rivers in Ne- 
braska-Suspended Sediment, Bedload, and Bed 
Material, 
W82-01776 1503 2J 



KIRCHMAN, D. 

Contribution of Particle-Bound Bacteria to Total 
Microheterotrophic Activity in Five Ponds and 
Two Marshes, 
W82-04467 1510 2H 

KIRCHMAN, D. L. 

Production and Vertical Flux of Attached Bac- 
teria in the Hudson River of the New York 
Bight as Studied with Floating Sediment Traps, 
W82-06736 1512 5C 

KIRK, P. W. W. 

The Behaviour of Nitrilotriacetic Acid During 
the Anaerobic Digestion of Sewage Sludge, 
W82-06667 1512 5D 

KIRK, T. K. 

Fungal Decolorization of Kraft Bleach Plant 

Effluents, 

W82-00689 1502 5D 

KIRKHAM, D. 

Transport of Nitrate and Gaseous Denitrifica- 
tion in Soil Columns During Leaching, 
W82-05709 1511 5B 

KIRKHAM, M. B. 

Movement of Cadmium and Water in Split-Root 

Wheat Plants, 

W82-03662 1508 5B 

KIRKLAND, D. W. 

Dissolution of Salt Deposits by Brine Density 

Flow, 

W82-01016 1502 2F 

KIRKLAND, K. J. 

The Effect of Snow Trapping and Cropping 
Sequence on Moisture Conservation and Utiliza- 
tion in West-Central Saskatchewan, 
W82-01117 1503 3F 

KIROUAC, C. 

Utilization of the Algae Oocystis SP. for Terti- 
ary Treatment of Wastewaters - II. Effect of 
Preliminary Conditioning of the Cells in a Cy- 
clostat on Their Nitrogen Uptake Rate During 
Prolonged Incubations (In French), 
W82-03464 1508 5D 

KIRSCH, E. J. 

Prediction of the Fate of Organic Compounds in 
Biological Wastewater Treatment Systems, 
W82-03133 1507 5D 

KIRSCH, M. 

Detection and Mapping of Insoluble Sinking 

Pollutants, 

W82-04619 1510 5 A 

KIRSHEN, P. H. 

Organizational and Political Considerations in 
the Municipal Development of Small Hydro- 
power, 
W82-06588 1512 6E 

Small-Scale Hydro in New England: 1960-1976, 
W82-00169 1501 6D 

KISHI, Y. 

Studies on the Salinization of Coastal Ground 
Water. I. Confined Ground Water in the Naka 
River Estuary (In Japanese), 
W82-03326 1507 2L 

KISSEL, D. E. 

Nitrate Production, Uptake, and Leaching, 
W82-01411 1503 5B 

KISTLER, R. W. 

Geochemical Evidence on the Nature of the 
Basement Rocks of the Sierra Nevada, Califor- 
nia, 
W82-02460 1505 2K 

KITABATAKE, Y. 

Regional Multiobjective Planning of Water 
Supply and the Disposal of Residuals with Due 
Regard to Intraregional Population Distribution, 
W82-03210 1507 6A 



KITAGISHI, H. 

A Dynamic Model Identification of the Sludge 

Dewatering Process, 

W82-04844 1511 5D 

Prediction Model by Grouping Method of Data 
Handling (GMDH) for Effluent Quality from 
Sewage Treatment Plant - Prediction Model of 
Transparency of Effluent for Automatic Con- 
trol, 
W82-04058 1509- 5D 

KITCHENS, J. F. 

Evaluation of Coliphage Detection as a Rapid 

Indicator of Water Quality, 

W82-06537 1512 5A 

KITCHENS, W. M. 

The Ecology of Bottomland Hardwood Swamps 
of the Southeast: A Community Profile, 
W82-05054 1511 6G 

KITCHING, R 

Determination of Aquifer Parameters from 
Large-Diameter Dug Well Pumping Tests, 
W82-02917 1506 2F 

KITE, G. W. 

Analysis of Lake Victoria Levels, 

W82-06201 1512 2H 

Recent Changes in Level of Lake Victoria, 
W82-01711 1503 4A 

KITITSYNA, L. A. 

Ecological and Physiological Characteristics of 
Dikerogammarus Haemobaphes in the Areas in 
Which Heated Water Is Discharged from the 
Tripol'ye Power Station, 
W82-01970 1504 5C 

KITTEL, J. H. 

The Status of Nuclear Waste Management, 
W82-02659 1506 5E 

KITTREDGE, D. 

Experiences with Floating Reservoir Covers at 

the Manchester Water Works, 

W82-04697 1510 5G 

KJAERNSLI, B. 

Shear Strength of Rockfill, 

W82-00116 1501 8D 

KJELBERG, R. 

Investigations for Norway's Longest Unlined 

Pressure Shaft, 

W82-05980 1512 8E 

KJELSON, M. A. 

Influences of Freshwater Inflow on Chinook 
Salmon (Oncorhynchus Tshawytscha) in the 
Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary, 
W82-02142 1505 6G 

KJELSTROM, L. C. 

A Method of Estimating Flood-Frequency Pa- 
rameters for Streams in Idaho, 
W82-06142 1512 2E 

KJENSMO, J. 

Post-Glacial Sediments in Lake Linnevatn, 

Spitsbergen, 

W82-02869 1506 2H 

KJERFVE, B. 

Estimation of Material Fluxes in an Estuarine 
Cross Section: A Critical Analysis of Spatial 
Measurement Density and Errors, 
W82-O0816 1502 7A 

KLAPPER, H. 

Experience with Lake and Reservoir Restora- 
tion Techniques in the German Democratic Re- 
public, 
W82-02054 1504 2H 



PA-116 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KNAEBEL, K. S. 



KLAPWIJK, A. 

Effect of Copper on Nitrification in Activated 

Sludge, 

W82-01497 1503 5C 

K I AR, L. R. 
Public Attitudes in Massachusetts Toward the 
Recreational Use of Domestic Water Supply 
Reservoirs, 
W82-04222 1509 6D 

KLASSEN, M. J. 

Hydraulic Design for the Two-Stage Stilling 

Basin, 

W82-00849 1502 8B 

KLASSEN, V. I. 

Prospects of Using Magnetic Wastewater Treat- 
ment, 
W82-06989 1512 5D 

KLAUDA, R. J. 

Accumulation of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in 
Atlantic Tomcod (Microgadus Tomcod) Col- 
lected from the Hudson River Estuary, New 
York, 
W82-03777 1509 5C 

KLAUSNER, S. D. 

Effects of Dairy Manure on Phosphorus Con- 
centrations and Losses in Tile Effluent, 
W82-01479 1503 5B 

Phosphorus Concentration- Water Flow Interac- 
tions in Tile Effluent from Manured Land, 
W82-01340 1503 5B 

KLAZURA, G. E. 

Differences Between Some Radar Rainfall Esti- 
mation Procedures in a High Rain Rate Gradient 
Storm, 
W82-04265 1510 2B 

KLEEN, H. 

Floe/Float System Cleans Desalter Effluent, 
W82-00906 1502 5D 

KLEI, H. E. 

Metal Leaching from Sewage Sludge Ash, 
W82-00770 1502 5B 

KLEIN, C. J. 

Assessment Methodologies for Freshwater In- 
flows to Chesapeake Bay, 
W82-02118 1505 5B 

KLEIN, H. 

Quality of Stormwater Runoff from Motorways 
(Diebeschaffenheit der Niederschlagsabflusse 
von Autobahnen), 
W82-06635 1512 5B 

KLEIN, J. A. 

Assessment of Environmental Control Technol- 
ogy for Coal Conversion Processes, 
W82-00432 1501 5D 

KLEINAU, J. H. 

Sludge Disposal by Combustion Offers Potential 

Energy Source, 

W82-04329 1510 5E 

KLEINSTREUER, C. 

Generalized Computer Simulation Model for the 
Impact Assessment of Industrial Water Use on 
Fish Populations, 
W82-01915 1504 5C 

KLEMAS, V. 

Quantitative Assessment of Tidal Wetlands 

Using Remote Sensing, 

W82-00781 1502 7B 

KLEMER, A. R. 

Cyanobacterial Blooms: Carbon and Nitrogen 
Limitation have Opposite Effects on the 
Buoyance of Oscillatori, 
W82-05175 1511 5C 



KLEMETSON, S. L. 

Biological Filters, 
W82-01242 



1503 5D 



KLEMPNER, R. A. 

Small Hydro Schemes for Private Developers, 
W82-04327 1510 8 A 

KLENUS, V. G. 

Heterotrophic Assimulation of Phytoplankton as 
an Integral Part of the Self Purification of Natu- 
ral Waters, 
W82-05326 1511 1A 

KLEPACKA, B. 

A New Method of Regeneration of Anion Ex- 
changers Used For Recovering Chromates from 
Wastewater, 
W82-02723 1506 5D 

KLEPPEL, G. S. 

Factors Controlling Phytoplankton Primary 
Productivity in Byram Lake, Mt. Kisco, N.Y., 
Summer, 1977, 
W82-00915 1502 2H 

KLEPPER, R. P. 

Technology and Performance of the Hi-Capac- 
ity Thickener, 
W82-01929 1504 5D 

KLETKE, D. 

Economics of Declining Water Supplies in the 

Ogallala Aquifer, 

W82-04922 1511 4B 

KLEY, W. 

Waste Heat Balance in Aquifers Calculated by a 

Computer Programme, 

W 82-008 30 1502 7B 

KLIBANOV, A. M. 

Application of Immobilized Hydrogenase for the 

Detritiation of Water, 

W82-00768 1502 5D 

KLIEVE, J. 

Modeling Ammonium Exchange and Regenera- 
tion on Clinoptilolite, 
W82-00125 1501 5D 

KLIEVE, J. R. 

Assessment of Oil Shale Retort Wastewater 
Treatment and Control Technology - Phases I 
and II, 
W82-00390 1501 5B 

KLIMOWICZ, H. 

The Plankton of the River Vistula in the Region 

of Warsaw in the Years 1977-1979, 

W82-06021 1512 5A 

KLING, H. 

Experimenta'. Manipulation of Algal Bloom 

Composition by Nitrogen Addition, 

W82-00998 1502 5C 

KLING, H. J. 

The Phytoplankton and Protozooplankton of the 
Euphotic Zone of Lake Tanganyika: Species 
Composition, Biomass, Chlorophyll Content, 
and Spatio-Temporal Distribution, 
W82-03419 1508 2H 

KLINGEMAN, P. C. 

Bedload and Size Distribution in Paved Gravel- 
Bed Streams, 
W82-05795 1511 2J 

KLINGER, S. A. 

Evidence of Natural Reproduction by Planted 

Lake Trout in Lake Michigan, 

W82-01194 1503 81 

KLINK, R. E. 

Cost-Effectiveness Analysis for On-Site 
Wastewater Treatment Alternatives, 
W82-04185 1509 5D 



KLOECHNER, D. C. 

Maximizing Effluent Quality from a Municipal 
Activated Sludge Plant Concurrent with a 
Major Reduction in Process Energy Require- 
ments, 
W82-03874 1509 5D 

KLOOZ, D. 

Sequential Water Reuse Effect on Stream Salin- 
ity, 
W82-05731 1511 3C 

Water Reuse Planning by Means of an Input- 
Output Table, 
W82-04794 1511 6A 

KLOPATEK, J. M. 

Net Energy: Results for Small-Scale Hydroelec- 
tric Power and Summary of Existing Analyses, 
W82-04806 1511 6D 

KLOPFFER, W. 

Physicochemical Properties as Useful Tools for 

Predicting the Environmental Fate of Organic 

Chemicals, 

W82-06727 1512 5B 

KLOPP, R. 

Development of Wastewater Purification in the 
Ruhr Catchment Area and its Effects on Water 
Quality in the 1970's (Entwicklung Der Abwas- 
serreinigung Im Ruhr Einzugsgebiet Und Ihre 
Auswirkungen Auf Die Gewassergute In Den 
Siebzieger Jahren), 
W82-06469 1512 5D 

KLOPPEL, H. B. 

Automatic Measuring Station for Continuous 

Monitoring of Rivers, 

W82-04569 1510 5A 

Computerized Data Acquisition and Data Han- 
dling in Sewage Treatment Plants, 
W82-04023 1509 5D 

KLOSTERMAN, M. J. 

Quantitative Relationship of Grouting to the Re- 
duction of Groundwater Flow Through Rock 
Foundations, 
W82-05201 1511 8E 

KLUG, M. J. 

Comparative Aspects of Sulfur Mineralization in 
Sediments of a Eutrophic Lake Basin, 
W82-06888 1512 5C 

Intermediary Metabolism of Organic Matter in 

the Sediments of a Eutrophic Lake, 

W82-06745 1512 5C 

Kinetic Analysis of Competition Between Sul- 
fate Reducers and Methanogens for Hydrogen in 
Sediments, 
W82-06886 1512 2H 

Reduction of Sulfur Compounds in the Sedi- 
ments of a Eutrophic Lake Basin, 
W82-O0488 1501 2H 

Sulfhydrolase Activity in Sediments of Winter- 
green Lake, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, 
W82-00241 1501 2H 

KLUSEK, C. 

Anthropogenic Trace Elements and Polycyclic 
Aromatic Hydrocarbon Levels in Sediment 
Cores From Two Lakes in the Adirondack Acid 
Lake Region, 
W82-00501 1502 5B 

KNAEBEL, K. S. 

Cycling Zone Adsorption Applied to Purifica- 
tion of Brackish Water with Thermally Regener- 
able Ion-Exchange Resins, 
W82-01696 1503 3 A 



I 






PA-117 



KNAP, A. H. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KNAP, A. H. 

Experimental Studies to Determine the Fate of 
Petroleum Hydrocarbons from Refinery Efflu- 
ent on an Estuarine System, 
W82-05144 1511 5B 

KNAPP, H. V. 

The 1980-1981 Drought in Illinois: Causes, Di- 
mensions, and Impacts, 
W82-06523 1512 2E 

KNAPP, K. 

Barriers to Effective Ground-Water Manage- 
ment: The California Case, 
W82-04917 1511 4B 

KNAPP, V. 

A Study of Low-Flow Operation of Milford and 

Elk City Lakes in Kansas, 

W82-04964 1511 2E 

KNAUER, G. A. 

Mytilus Californianus as a Bioindicator of Trace 
Metal Pollution: Variability and Statistical Con- 
siderations, 
W82-04776 1511 5 A 

KNAUSS, J. 

Hydraulic Jump, Air Entrainment and Slug 

Flow in Bottom Outlets (Wechselsprung, Luf- 

teintrag Und Schwallformiger Abfluss in Grun- 

dablassen), 

W82-06244 1512 8B 

KNAUTH, L. P. 

Isotope Geochemistry of Water in Gulf Coast 

Salt Domes, 

W82-04742 1510 2K 

KNECHT, W. A. 

National Water Data Exchange (NAWDEX) 
System 2000 Data Retrieval Manual, 
W82-00420 1501 10B 

KNEEBONE, W. R. 

Blaney-Criddle Coefficients for Western Turf 

Grasses, 

W82-04310 1510 2D 

Reclamation of Wastewater with a Soil-Turf 

Filter: I: Removal of Nitrogen, 

W82-01101 1503 5D 

Reclamation of Wastewater with a Soil-Turf 
Filter: II: Removal of Phosphorus, Boron, 
Sodium and Chlorine, 
W82-01102 1503 5D 

Water Reclamation by the Use of Soil-Turfgrass 

Systems in the Southwest USA, 

W82-02817 1506 3C 

KNIGHT, A. W. 

The Nutritional Significance of the Distribution 
of Suspended Particulate Material in the Upper 
San-Francisco Bay-Estuary, 
W82-02140 1505 2L 

KNIGHT, D. W. 

Boundary Shear in Smooth and Rough Chan- 
nels, 
W82-02711 1506 8B 

Some Field Measurements Concerned with the 

Behavior of Resistance Coefficients in a Tidal 

Channel, 

W82-02792 1506 2L 

KNIGHT, J. H. 

Steady Periodic Flow Through a Rectangular 

Dam, 

W82-01983 1504 2F 

KNIGHT, N. J. 

Natural Variation in Abundance of Salmonid 
Populations in Streams and its Implications for 
Design of Impact Studies, 
W82-00389 1501 5C 



KNIGHTON, A. D. 

Channel Form and Flow Characteristics of Su- 

praglacial Streams, Austre Okstindbreen, 

Norway, 

W82-02787 1506 2E 

KNIGHTON, M. D. 

A More Versatile Soil Water Sampler, 
W82-00191 1501 7B 

A More Versatile Soil Water Sampler, 
W82-02523 . 1505 7B 

KNIGHTS, E. A. 
Rutland Water - From Conception to Operation, 
W82-06481 1512 6D 

KNITTEL, M. D. 

A Simple, Rapid Bioassay for Detecting Effects 

of Pollutants on Bacteria, 

W82-03604 1508 5C 

KNOCHEL, A. 

Analysis of Trace Elements in Seawater. Part II. 
Determination of Heavy Metal Traces in Sea 
Water by X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis with 
Totally Reflecting Sample Holders, 
W82-03333 1507 5A 

KNOCHENMUS, D. D. 

A 10- Year Plan to Study the Aquifer System of 

Indian Wells Valley, California, 

W82-00086 1501 6D 

KNOCKE, W. R. 

The Effect of Ni(II) on Nitrification in the Acti- 
vated Sludge Process, 
W82-03124 1507 5D 

Electroplating and Cyanide Wastes, 
W82-01266 1503 5D 

Electroplating and Cyanide Wastes, 
W82-06798 1512 5D 

Vacuum Filtration of Metal Hydroxide Sludges, 
W82-00976 1502 5D 

KNOERR, K. R. 

Seasonal Patterns of Leaf Water Relations in 
Four Co-Occurring Forest Tree Species: Param- 
eters from Pressure-Volume Curves, 
W82-01011 1502 21 

KNOOP, K. D. 

Sediment Transport During a Controlled Reser- 
voir Release, 
W82-02196 1505 2J 



KNOPPERT, P. L. 

The Biesbosch Water Storage Scheme, 
W82-06014 1512 



8A 



KNORRE, H. 

Detoxification of Waste Water Containing 
Cyanides from the Wet-Scrubbing Systems of 
Steel Mills (Entgiftung Cyanidhaltigen Gicht- 
gaswaschwasser von Hochofen), 
W82-04616 1510 5D 

KNOTT, J. M. 

Sediment Data for Streams Near Mount St. 
Helens, Washington- Volume 1, 1980 Water- 
Year Data, 
W82-01792 1503 7C 

KNOTT, R. K. 

Discharge Data at Water-Quality Monitoring 
Stations in Arkansas, 1980 Water Year, 
W82-05841 1511 7C 

KNOWLES, G. 

The Removal of Organic Matter from Deminer- 

alised Water, 

W82-00888 1502 5F 

KNOWLES, R. 

Effect of Sulfide on Nitrogen Fixation in a 

Stream Sediment- Water System, 

W82-06540 1512 5C 



Nitrous Oxide Concentrations in Lakes: Vari- 
ations with Depth and Time, 
W82-02553 1505 2H 

KNOX, J. C. 

Climate Variation and the Mobility and Storage 

of Sediment in Watersheds, 

W82-05931 1512 4D 

KNUCKLES, M. E. 

Survival and Fate of Enteric Viruses in Soil 
Treatment Systems for Wastewater, 
W82-06150 1512 5D 

KNUDSEN, D. I. 

Automatic Control of Sludge Conditioning and 

Vacuum Filtration, 

W82-04589 1510 5E 

Start-Up and Operating Experience with Com- 
puterized Control System in a 1.3 CU M/S (30 
MGD) Wastewater Treatment Plant, 
W82-04047 1509 5D 

KNUDSON, M. K. 

Influence of Dissolved Oxygen on Substrate Uti- 
lization Kinetics of Activated Sludge, 
W82-04707 1510 5D 

KNUTH, S. 

Actinomycetes and Fungi in Surface Waters and 

in Potable Water, 

W82-06543 1512 5B 

KOBAYASHI, H. 

Microbial Removal of Hazardous Organic Com- 
pounds, 
W82-05177 1511 5D 

KOBAYASHI, K. 

Prevention of Putrefaction in Organic Sludge by 
Co-Precipitation of Bactericide and Coagulant, 
W82-02717 1506 5D 

KOBLANSKI, J. N. 

Means and Method for Sweeping Material 
Floating on Water Using Vibrational Energy, 
W82-00062 1501 5G 

KOBRIGER, N. P. 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume I, 

State-of-the-Art Report, 

W82-04627 1510 4C 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume III, 
Predictive Procedure for Determining Pollution 
Characteristics in Highway Runoff, 
W82-04629 1510 5B 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume V, 
Highway Runoff Data Storage Program and 
Computer User's Manual, 
W82-04630 1510 5B 

KOCAN, R. M. 

Alterations in the Frequency of Sister Chroma- 
tid Exchanges in Flatfish from Puget Sound, 
Washington, Following Experimental and Natu- 
ral Exposure to Mutagenic Chemicals, 
W82-02979 1506 5C 

KOCH, C. M. 

Impact of Pretreatment on Sludge Content of 

Heavy Metals, 

W82-06461 1512 5D 

KOCH, R. 

Problems of the Detection of Organic Trace 
Substances in Water (Zu Problemen des Nach- 
weises Organischer Spurenstoffe im Wasser), 
W82-05093 1511 5A 



KOCHEL, R. C. 

Paleoflood Hydrology, 
W82-03761 



1509 2E 



PA 118 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KOPPULA, S. D. 



KOCHERT, T. L. 

The Consultant's Viewpoint on Alternative Dis- 
infectants, 
W82-00286 1501 6 A 

KODATE, H. 

An Algorithm on Optimal Operations of Acti- 
vated Sludge Systems, 
W82-04009 1509 5D 

KODUKALA, P. S. 

Biodegradation of Hazardous Organic Pollut- 
ants, 
W82-04910 1511 5B 

KOEHLER, J. H. 

Addendum to: Sources of Powerplant Cooling 
Water in the Desert Area of Southern Califor- 
nia-Reconnaissance Study, 
W82-01773 1503 6B 

KOENIG, L. R. 

Anomalous Snowfall Caused by Natural-Draft 

Cooling Towers, 

W82-01512 1503 2B 

KOERNER, R. M. 

Acid Snow in the Canadian High Arctic, 
W82-04542 1510 2C 

KOERS, D. A. 

Fate of Nitrogen in Aerobic Sludge Digestion, 
W82-06455 1512 5D 

KOGAN, E. A. 

Stress Relaxation in Concrete of Massive Hy- 
draulic Structures, 
W82-02786 1506 8 A 

KOGIKU, K. C. 

Game Theory Analyses Applied to Water Re- 
source Problems, 
W82-00802 1502 6A 

KOGURE, K. 

Distribution on Viable Marine Bacteria in Neri- 

fic Seawater Around Japan, 

W82-02427 1505 5 A 

KOHL, H. H. 

New Antimicrobial Agents for Treatment of 

Water, 

W82-02808 1506 5F 

A Novel Chloramine Compound for Water Dis- 
infection, 
W82-03551 1508 5F 

KOHLER, A. 

Fluctuations of the Ichthyo-Fauna in the Elbe 
Estuary: An Indicator for a Disturbed Ecosys- 
tem (Fluktuationen Der Fischfauna Im Elbe- 
Astuar Als Indikator Fur Ein Gestortes Okosys- 
tem). 
W82-06913 1512 5C 

KOHLER, G. K. 

Purification of Surface Waters (Reinigung von 

Oberflachenwasser), 

W82-04577 1510 5F 

KOHLHORST, D. W. 

Effects of Freshwater Flow on Fishery Re- 
sources in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary, 
W82-02141 1505 4C 

KOHLI, B. 

Physical Process and Eutrophication, 
W82-06875 1512 5C 

KOHONEN, T. 

Utilization of Data from Automatic Water Qual- 
ity Monitoring Stations in Finland, 
W82-04585 1510 7B 

KOIDA, K. N. 

Possibility of Investigating Open-Channel Flows 

on an Analog Computer, 

W82-02389 1505 6A 



KOIKE, I. 

Denitrification, Nitrate Reduction, and Oxygen 
Consumption in Coastal and Estuarine Sedi- 
ments, 
W82-06748 1512 5C 

KOIVUSARRI, U. 
Contents of Chlordane-, PCB- and DDT-Com- 
pounds and the Biotransformation Capacity of 
Fishes in the Lake Area of Eastern Finland, 
W82-04827 1511 5 A 

KOJOLA, W. H. 

Home Water Softeners, Water Softness and Pos- 
sible Health Implications, 
W82-01045 1502 5F 

KOK, G. L. 

Measurements of Hydrogen Peroxide in Rain- 
water, 
W82-00497 1501 2K 

KOKERNAK, R. P. 

Kinetics of Compressibility in Two-Phase Fluid 

Flows, 

W82-05910 1512 1A 

KOLLAR, K. L. 

Water Requirements for Industrial Develop- 
ment, 
W82-04117 1509 6D 

KOLLE, W. 

The Siderite Model of The Formation of Corro- 
sion-Resistant Scales, 
W82-04270 1510 5F 

KOMANOWSKY, M. 

Improved Performance in Combined Nitrifica- 
tion/Denitrification of Tannery Waste, 
W82-03277 1507 5D 

KOMAROV, V. D. 

Study of the Factors and Regularities of River 
Runoff on the Basis of Data of Observations on 
Representative Basins, 
W82-00652 1502 2A 

KOMINEK, E. 

Anaerobic Treatment of High-Strength Wastes, 
W82-04907 1511 5D 

KON'KO, V. V. 

Experience in the Construction and First Years 

of Operation of the Zeya Dam, 

W82-02952 1506 8 A 

KONDO, K. 

Extraction of Copper with Liquid Surfactant 

Membranes, 

W 82-0 1896 1504 5D 

Study on the Scarcity of Red Tide in the Eutro- 

phicated Waters of Ariake Bay I. Dissolution of 

Phosphate Ion from Bottom Mud by Hydrogen 

Sulfide, 

W82-03240 1507 5C 

KONDO, O. 

Determination of Sulfate in River Water by 

Flow Injection Analysis, 

W82-04891 1511 5 A 

KONIKOW, L. F. 

Discussion: Influence of Well Water Quality 
Variability on Sampling Decisions and Monitor- 
ing, By Harry I. Nightingale and William C. 
Bianchi, 
W82-03779 1509 5G 

Role of Solute-Transport Models in the Analysis 
of Groundwater Salinity Problems in Agricul- 
tural Areas, 
W82-00993 1502 5B 

KONOBEYEV, A. G. 

The Schooling Mechanism of Young Perch 
(Perca Fluviatilis) in the Open Part of Lake- 



Type Reservoirs (As Exemplified by Rybinsk 

Reservoir), 

W82-02954 1506 2H 

KONOBEYEVA, V. K. 

The Schooling Mechanism of Young Perch 
(Perca Fluviatilis) in the Open Part of Lake- 
Type Reservoirs (As Exemplified by Rybinsk 
Reservoir), 
W82-02954 1506 2H 

KONONOV, V. V. 

Use and Investigation of Water-Jet Pumps 
(Ejectors) at the Chirkey Hydroelectric Station, 
W82-05592 1511 8C 

KONOPLYANTSEV, A. A. 

Estimation of Moisture Exchange of Ground- 
water with Rocks of the Zone of Aeration in the 
Winter and Spring, 
W82-05043 1511 2G 



•S^O 



KONRAD, J. C. 

Pollution From Land Runoff, 
W82-00253 



1501 5B 



KONWINSKI, G. R. 

Rocky Mountain Pipeline Project: Environmen- 
tal Impact Statement, 
W82-00394 1501 5G 

KOOL, H. J. 

Use of XAD-Resins for the Detection of Muta- 
genic Activity in Water. I. Studies with Surface 
Water, 
W82-04913 1511 5 A 

The Use of XAD-Resins for the Detection of 

Mutagenic Activity in Water. II. Studies with 
Drinking Water, 

W82-04912 1511 5A 

KOOPMAN, B. 

Tetrazolium Reduction-Malachite Green 
Method for Assessing the Viability of Filamen- 
tous Bacteria in Activated Sludge, 
W82-06752 1512 5D 

KOOTTATEP, S. 

Removal of Humic Substances from Natural 

Waters by Reverse Osmosis, 

W82-06045 1512 5F 

KOPFLER, F. C. 

Identification of Organic Compounds in a Muta- 
genic Extract of a Surface Drinking Water by a 
Computerized Gas Chromatography/Mass 
Spectrometry System (GC/MS/COM), 
W82-00256 1501 5A 

KOPP, F. J. 

Numerical Simulation of the Effects of Cooling 

Tower Complexes on Clouds and Severe 

Storms, 

W82-00995 1502 2B 

KOPPE, P. 

50 Years of Lake Baldeney - Some Aspects of Its 
Characteristics in Terms of Water Management 
(50 Jahre Baldeneysee - Einige Aspekte Seiner 
Wasserwirtschaftlichen Besonderheiten), 
W82-06716 1512 5G 

The Fate of Heavy Metals in the Ruhr System 
and Their Influence on Drinking Water Quality, 
W82-00962 1502 5B 

KOPPER, W. 

Legal Aspects of Subsidence Due to Well 

Pumping, 

W82-00170 1501 6E 

KOPPULA, S. D. 

An Example of the Application of Statistical 
Techniques to Predict Lake Level Elevations, 
W82-01111 1503 6A 









PA-119 



KOPPULA, S. D. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



Predicting Lake Levels by Exponential Smooth- 

1501 2A 



■ng, 
W82-00118 



KOPSICK, D. A. 

Effect of Leachate Solutions from Fly and 
Bottom Ash on Groundwater Quality, 
W82-03798 1509 5B 

Geochemistry of Leachates from Selected Coal 

Mining and Combustion Wastes, 

W82-05936 1512 5B 

KOPYSHEV, G. P. 

New Technical Solutions Used for Concreting 
Tunnels of the Nurek Hydroelectric Plant, 
W82-03150 1507 8F 

• KORBITZ, W. E. 

Energy Minimization at Metro Denver Sewage 

District, 

W82-03142 1507 5D 

KORCHITS, K. V. 

Closure of the Kama River at the Site of the 

Lower Kama Hydroelectric Plant, 

W82-02951 1506 8 A 

KORDIC, J. R. 

Pipeline Friction Losses for Wastewater 

Sludges, 

W82-01545 1503 5D 

KORENAGA, T. 

Continuous-Flow Injection Analysis of Aqueous 

Environmental Samples for Chemical Oxygen 

Demand, 

W82-02203 1505 5 A 

KORNATZKI, K. H. 

50 Years of Lake Baldeney - Some Aspects of Its 
Characteristics in Terms of Water Management 
(50 Jahre Baldeneysee - Einige Aspekte Seiner 
Wasserwirtschaftlichen Besonderheiten), 
W82-06716 1512 5G 

KORNGOLD, E. 

Waste Water Recycling by Ion-Exchange: I. 

Complete Desalination, 

W82-06118 1512 3A 

Waste Water Recycling by Ion Exchange: II. 

Partial Desalination, 

W82-06117 1512 5A 

KOROL, T. 

Ice Problems at a Cooling Water Intake in a 

Tidal Estuary at Lingan, N.S., 

W82-00230 1501 8A 

KOROLEV, V. M. 

Evaluation of the Mechanical Properties of the 
Mass of a Concrete Dam with Interblock Joints, 
W82-03158 1507 8G 

KORSAK, N. B. 

The Formation of Water Quality in the Shallows 
of a Southern Reservoir (Dnieper-Krivoi Rog 
Canal) Under the Influence of Beds of Higher 
Aquatic Vegetation, 
W82-05453 15 n 2H 

KORTMANN, R. W. 

Functional Relationships Between Nutrient Dy- 
namics. Oxidation-Reduction Capacity, and Eu- 
trophication in a Soft-Water Lake, 
W82-02810 1506 2H 

KORVEN, H. C. 

A Comparison of Chemical and Cultural Con- 
trol of Weeds in Irrigation Ditchbanks, 
W82-01120 1503 4A 

KORYAVOF, P. P. 

Calculation of Currents in Lake Onega with 
Consideration of Anthropogenic Influences, 
W82-06612 1512 2H 

KORYAVOV, P. P. 

Mathematical Models for Calculating the Dy- 
namics and Quality of Complex Water Systems, 
W82-06613 1512 2A 



KOS, P. 

Predicting Reactor Biomass Concentration in a 

Fluidized-Bed System, 

W82-02932 1506 5D 

KOSAREV, A. N. 

Salinity and Biogenic Material in the North Cas- 
pian, 
W82-03155 1507 4A 

KOSHUT, R. A. 

Proportions of Several Elements Found in 
Sewage Effluent and Sludge from Several Mu- 
nicipalities in West Virginia, 
W82-04465 1510 5B 

KOSICHENKO, Y. M. 

Use of Watertight Film Facings for Repair 
Works on the Great Stavropol Canal, 
W82-05117 1511 8G 

KOSINSKI, W. K. 

Geoelectric Soundings for Predicting Aquifer 

Properties, 

W82-02619 1506 2F 

KOSKINEN, J. R. 

Chemometric Modeling of Wastewater Treat- 
ment Processe, 
W82-05858 1511 5D 

KOSTER, W. C. 

Remedial Technique of Controlling and Treat- 
ing Low Volume Leachate Discharge, 
W82-01428 1503 5G 

KOSZALKA, E. J. 

Geohydrologic Appraisal of Water Resources of 
the South Fork, Long Island, New York, 
W82-04206 1509 7C 

KOTANI, A. 

Intraparticle Diffusivity of Methylene Blue into 

Porous Activated Carbon, 

W82-03601 1508 5F 

KOTHANDARAMAN, V. 

Effects of Lake Michigan Diversion on the 
Water Chemistry of the Illinois Waterway, 
W82-02261 1505 6G 

Water Chemistry of the Illinois Waterway, 
W82-04390 1510 2K 

KOTHARI, M. S. 

Development of Upton Intake Works, River 

Severn Supply Scheme, With the Aid of a 

Model, 

W82-01395 1503 8B 

KOUSSIS, A. D. 

Nonlinear Sorption of Water in Soil, 
W82-03686 1508 2G 

KOUSSOURIS, T. S. 

Some Hydrobiological Characteristics in Amv- 

rakia Lake, Western Greece, 

W82-02753 1506 2H 

KOUTITAS, C. 

Turbulence Model for Flow Over Dredged 

Channels, 

W82-02201 1505 8B 

KOUTSANDREAS, J. D. 

Overview and Assessment of Biological Sensing, 
W82-05156 1511 5C 

KOUWEN, N. 

Flow Resistance in Vegetated Waterways, 
W82-00152 1501 2E 

KOVAL'CHUK, A. A. 

Finds of Relict Infusoria in Kiev Reservoir, 
W82-02079 1504 2H 

Some Data on the Fauna and Ecology of Meto- 

pidae (Infusoria) in Kiev Reservoir, 

W82-05332 1511 2H 



KOVALEVSKH, V. S. 

Possibilities of Using Helium and Tritium Sur- 
veys for Studying Recharge Conditions of Sub- 
surface Waters, 
W82-00302 1501 7B 

KOVOOR, A. 

Use of Excised Root Cultures as Bioindicators of 
Water Pollution (Utilisation Des Cultures de Ra- 
cines Isolees Comme Test Biologique de Pollu- 
tion des Eaux), 
W82-01133 1503 5A 

KOVRIZHNYKH, A. I. 

Effect of Phytoplankton on Water Quality in the 

Northern Donets-Donbas Canal, 

W82-06987 1512 5C 

KOWAL, N. E. 

Health Effects Associated with Wastewater 

Treatment and Disposal, 

W82-01255 1503 5C 

KOWALCZEWSKI, A. 

Epilimnetic and Hypolimnetic Symptoms of Eu- 
trophication in Great Mazurian Lakes, Poland, 
W82-05103 1511 2H 

KOWARSKY, J. 

Fish Movement Upstream Through a Central 
Queensland (Fitzroy River) Coastal Fishway, 
W82-02800 1506 81 

KOYAMA-ITO, H. 

Pixe Trace Element Analysis of an Aquatic 
Plant as Indicator of Heavy Metal Pollution, 
W82-04818 1511 5A 

KOYUMDJISKY, H. 

The Use of Na/Cl Ratios to Trace Solute 

Sources in a Semiarid Zone, 

W82-00601 1502 7B 

KOZAI, K. 

Optimizing the Evaluation of Lake Water Qual- 
ity Through Analysis of Existing Remotely 
Sensed Data, 
W82-06370 1512 7C 

KOZAR, A. V. 

New Methods of Designing Flood Control 

Measures, 

W82-05030 1511 2E 

KOZHEVNIKOVA, N. E. 

Treatment of Wastewaters and Demineralization 
of Saline Waters by Reverse Osmosis and Ultra- 
filtration, 
W82-06988 1512 5D 

KOZHOVA, O. M. 

Toxicant Accumulation in Hydrobiont Tissues 

Following Effluent Discharge, 

W82-01919 1504 5C 

KOZIARSKI, S. 

Anaerobic Treatment in Novel Contact Digest- 
er, 
W82-05681 1511 5D 

KOZIN, V. N. 

Calculation of Diversion Tunnels of Special Pro- 
files Operating Under Conditions of a Free Uni- 
form Flow, 
W82-02785 1506 8A 

KRAFT, K. J. 

Effect of Sediment Copper on the Distribution 

of Benthic Macroinvertebrates in the Keweenaw 

Waterway, 

W82-04030 1509 5C 

KRAINOV, S. R. 

Geochemical Analysis of the State Drinking 
Water Standard Gost 2874-73 and Ways to Im- 
prove It, 
W82-05025 1511 5D 



PA- 120 



Xi rtr\*Z»M^jGV.^Ui 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KRONBERG, B. I. 






KRAKOVSKII, B. S. 

Use and Design Features of the Pump Unit of 
the UW-3-6KM Vacuum Groundwater Lower- 
ing Installation, 
W82-05587 1511 8C 

KRAI J. M. 
Evaluation of the Polluted River Savinja with 
the Help of Macrophytes, 
W82-01377 1503 5C 

KRAMAR, O. 

Occurrence of Tetraalkylead Compounds in the 

Aquatic Environment, 

W82-O0878 1502 5 A 

KRAMER, H. A. 

Applicability of Light Absorbance as a Measure 
of Oganic Carbon in Humic Lake Water, 
W82-06773 1512 5 A 

KRAMER, J. R. 

Comparison of Atomic Absorption Spectrome- 

tric, Spectrophotometric, and Fluorimetric 

Methods for Determination of Aluminum in 

Water, 

W82-04892 1511 5 A 

KRAMER, R. J. III. 

Recovery of Fine-Particle Coal by Colloid Flo- 
tation, 
W82-05961 1512 5D 

KRAMLICH, C. L. 

Bryant V. Yellen: Perfected Rights Acquire 
New Status under A Belated Clarification of 
Arizona V. California, 
W82-04802 1511 6E 



KRANENBURG, C. 

Wind-Induced Mixing in Stratified Fluid, 
W82-02371 1505 



2H 



KRASNER, S. W. 

Closed-Loop Stripping Analysis as a Tool for 

Solving Taste and Odor Problems, 

W82-03886 1509 5F 

Geosmin and 2-Methylisoborneol from Cyano- 
bacteria in Three Water Supply Systems, 
W82-06740 1512 5F 

KRASNIKOV, N. D. 

Dynamic Elastic and Absorbing Properties of 

Soils, 

W82-05132 1511 8D 

KRASNOZHON, G. F. 

Ecological Principles of the Creation of an Opti- 
mal Water Regime in the Volga Delta and 
North Caspian Sea, 
W82-06985 1512 6G 

KRASOVSKY, G. N. 

Water Sanitation Legislation Regarded as the 

Basis of Water Quality Monitoring, 

W82-01990 1504 6E 

KRASS, M. S. 

Method of Constructing a System for Control- 
ling Regional Exploitable Groundwater Re- 
sources, 
W82-02849 1506 4B 



KRATKY, B. A. 

Cutting Irrigation Costs, 
W82-05081 



1511 3F 



KRATZER, C. R. 

A Carlson-Type Trophic State Index for Nitro- 
gen in Florida Lakes, 
W82-02911 1506 5C 

Nutrient Loading - Trophic State Relationships 

in Florida Lakes, 

W82-02811 1506 5B 

KRATZER, K. 

Mercury Circulation in Aquatic Environment. 
Part 3. Mercury Transformations in Sediments, 
W82-05094 1511 5B 



KRAUSE, D. JR. 

The Concentration and Isotopic Fractionation of 
Gases Dissolved in Freshwater in Equilibrium 
with the Atmosphere. 1. Oxygen, 
W82-03325 1507 IB 

KRAUSE, R. E. 

Summary of Hydrologic Testing in Tertiary 
Limestone Aquifer, Tenneco Offshore Explora- 
tory Well-Atlantic OCS, Lease-Block 427 
(Jacksonville NH 17-5), 
W82-06685 1512 2F 

KRAYBILL, H. F. 

Carcinogenesis of Synthetic Organic Chemicals 

in Drinking Water, 

W82-03433 1508 5C 

KREFT, P. 

Notes and Comments: Leaching of Organics 
from a PVC-Polyethylene-Plexiglass Pilot Plant, 
W82-03890 1509 5F 

KREISSL, J. F. 

Demonstration Physical Chemical Sewage 
Treatment Plant Utilizing Biological Nitrifica- 
tion, 
W82-04397 1510 5D 

KREITLER, C. W. 

Ground-Water Hydrology Around Salt Domes 
in the East Texas Basin: A Practical Approach 
to the Contaminant Transport Problem, 
W82-05202 1511 5B 

KREMER, J. G. 

A Local Source Control Program for Metal 

Finishing Plants, 

W82-04172 1509 5D 

KREMPIN, D. W. 

Orthophosphate Uptake by Phytoplankton and 
Bacterioplankton from the Los Angeles Harbor 
and Southern California Coastal Waters, 
W82-03172 1507 5B 



KRENKEL, P. A. 

Effectiveness of River Models, 
W82-00961 



1502 6 A 



State-of-the-Art of Modeling Surface Water Im- 
poundments, 
W82-05351 1511 2H 

KRESCH, D. L. 

Channel Conditions in the Lower Toutle and 
Cowlitz Rivers Resulting From the Mudflows of 
May 18, 1980, 
W82-00004 1501 5B 

KRESGE, P. O. 

Flexcrop: A Dryland Cropping Systems Model, 
W82-05208 1511 3F 



KREUL, B. 

Solar Heat Pond System, 
W82-02187 



1505 3F 



KREUTZBERGER, W. 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume IV, 
Characteristics of Highway Runoff from Operat- 
ing Highways. Research Report, 
W82-04637 1510 5B 

KREUTZWISER, R. 

The Economic Significance of the Long Point 
Marsh, Lake Erie, as a Recreational Resource, 
W82-02229 1505 6B 

KREUZER, H. 

The El Cajon Hydro Project in Honduras, Part 

Two, 

W82-03332 1507 8A 

KRISCHAN, T. M. 

Constituents of Highway Runoff; Volume V, 
Highway Runoff Data Storage Program and 
Computer User's Manual, 
W82-04630 1510 5B 



KRISHNA, J. H. 

A Parametric Model to Estimate Runoff from 

Small Agricultural Watersheds in the Semi-Arid 

Tropics, 

W82-05646 1511 2E 

Runoff Prediction and Rainfall Utilization in the 

Semi-Arid Tropics, 

W82-03502 1508 2A 

KRISHNA MURTHY, I. 

Consumptive Use and Daily Evapotranspiration 
of Corn Under Different Levels of Nitrogen and 
Moisture Regimes, 
W82-OO660 1502 2D 

KRISHNAMOORTHI, K. P. 

Parasite Egg and Cyst Reduction in Oxidation 

Ditches and Aerated Lagoons, 

W82-01733 1503 5D 

KRISHNAMURTI, T. N. 

Moisture Analysis from Radiosonde and. Micro- 
wave Spectrometer Data, 
W 82-04900 1511 2B 

KRISHNAN, A. 

Effect of Plant Population and Nitrogen on 
Water-Use Efficiency of Pearlmillet in the Arid 
Zone of Western Rajastan, 
W82-05122 1511 21 

KRISHNAPPAN, B. G. 

Ice Cover Effects on Stream Flows and Mixing, 
W82-02698 1506 2C 

Programming Manual for MOBED - An Un- 
steady, Nonuniform, Mobile Boundary Flow 
Model, 
W82-03109 1507 2E 

Suspended Sediment in a Wave Field, 
W82-06527 1512 2J 

KRISHNASWAMI, S. K. 

Protecting the Source, 

W82-05785 1511 5F 

KRISTIANSEN, R. 

Sand-Filter Trenches for Purification of Septic 
Tank Effluent: I. Clogging Mechanism and Soil 
Physical Environment, 
W82-03238 1507 5D 

Sand-Filter Trenches for Purification of Septic 
Tank Effluent: II. The Fate of Nitrogen, 
W82-03239 1507 5D 

KROFTA, M. 

Potable Water Treatment by Dissolved Air Flo- 
tation and Filtration, 
W82-06353 1512 5F 

KROGMAN, K. K. 

Response of Fababean Yield, Protein Production 

and Water Use to Irrigation, 

W82-01089 1502 21 

Sorghum and Barley in Southern Alberta: Grain 
Yield Response to Irrigation and Fertilizer, 
W82-04471 1510 21 

KROLL, R. 

Ames' Mutagenic Activity in Recycled Water 
from an Israeli Water Reclamation Project, 
W82-00234 1501 5D 

KROMM, D. E. 

Public Perception of Groundwater Depletion in 

Southwestern Kansas, 

W82-02174 1505 3F 

KRONBERG, B. I. 

Ferromanganese Nodules from Lake Ontario 
(Bay of Quinte): Minor Element Geochemistry, 
W82-01143 1503 2H 




■■-:■:■<:■ 



PA-121 






KRONFELD, J. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



KRONFELD, J. 

Tracing Interaquifer Connections in the Kefar 
Uriyya-Agur Region (Israel), Using Natural 
Uranium Isotopes, 
W82-05644 1511 2F 

Uranium Isotopes as a Natural Tracer in the 
Waters of the Bet Shean-Harod Valleys, Israel, 
W82-01328 1503 2F 

KRONIS, H. 

Full-Scale Evaluation of High Rate Screening 
Devices for Treatment of Sanitary Sewage By- 
Pass Flow, 
W82-03110 1507 5D 

Physical-Chemical Treatment and Disinfection 

of Stormwater, 

W82-06389 1512 5G 

KROPOTKIN, M. A. 

Detection of Oil Pollutants on the Surface of 
Inland Waters by a Projector-Based Optical De- 
tector, 
W82-02853 1506 5A 

KROTHE, N. C. 

Hydrochemical Facies in a Tertiary Basin in the 
Milligan Canyon Area, Southwest Montana, 
W82-01481 1503 2F 

The Relationship Between Fracture Traces and 
Joints in a Tertiary Basin, Southwest Montana, 
W82-00829 1502 7B 

KROVACEK, K. 

Enterotoxigenic Bacteria in Food and Water 

from an Ethiopian Community, 

W82-04463 1510 5 A 

KRUER, S. A. 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Southern 
Great Salt Lake Desert and Summary of the 
Hydrology of West-Central Utah, 
W82-05221 1511 7C 

KRUGER, D. 

An Assessment of the Trophic Status of Deer, 

Loon, and Diamond Lakes, 

W82-01072 1502 2H 

KRUGER, D. M. 

An Industrial and Hazardous Waste Inventory 

of Washington's Manufacturing Industries 

(1980), 

W82-01065 1502 5B 

KRUGER, G. H. J. 

Morphological Changes in Toxic and Non-Toxic 

Microcystis Isolates at Different Irradiance 

Levels, 

W82-02906 1506 5C 

KRUGER, L. -R. 

Estimation of Runoff-Producing Precipitation 

with the Aid of Satellite Imagery (Ermittlung 

Abflusswirksamer Niederschlage Aus Satelliten- 

daten), 

W82-06823 1512 2B 

KRUGLOVA, A. N. 

The Importance of Lacustrine Zooplankton to 
the Feeding Capacity of the Lizhma Lake-River 
System (Basin of Lake Onega). 
W82-05508 1511 2H 

KRUIZE, R. R. 

Flocculation of Clay Particles with a Synthetic 

Anionic Polymer, 

W82-00773 1502 5F 

KRULIKAS, R. K. 

Hydrogeologic Data from Selected Wells and 
Test Holes in Suffolk County, Long Island, New 
York, 1972-80, 
W82-06I31 1512 7C 

KRUMHARDT, A. P. 

Hydrologic Reconnaissance of the Beluga, 
Peters Creek, and Healy Coal Areas, Alaska, 
W82-04504 1510 7C 



KRUP, M. 

Dentriflcation, 
W82-01246 



1503 5D 



KRUPNICK, A. J. 

Stationary Source Pollution Policy and Choices 

for Reform, 

W82-01847 1504 6E 

KRUSE, E. G. 

Lateral 'Sizes for Efficient Level-Basin Irriga- 
tion, 
W82-00942 1502 3F 

KRUSE, H. 

Detection of Organophosphate Insecticide by an 

Immobilized-Enzyme System, 

W82-02025 1504 5A 

KRUTZSCH, W. C. 

Design Considerations in Waterworks Pumps 

Selection, 

W82-06343 1512 8C 

KRYLOVA, E. V. 

Grout Curtain in the Foundation of the Arch 
Dam of the Inguri Hydroelectric Station, 
W82-01973 1504 8A 

KU, H. F. H. 

Base Flow of Streams in Nassau County Sewer 

Districts 2 and 3, Long Island, New York, 1978- 

79, 

W82-04980 1511 2E 

KU,Y. 

Biodegradation of 14C-Tris(2,3-Dibromopropyl) 

Phosphate in a Laboratory Activated Sludge 

System, 

W82-04833 1511 5D 

Biotransformation of N-Phenyl-Beta-Naphthyla- 
mine to Beta-Naphthylamine in a Laboratory 
Sludge System, 
W82-04824 1511 5B 

Microbial Degradation of 14C-Diphenylamine in 
a Laboratory Model Sewage Sludge System, 
W82-04832 1511 5D 

KUAN, S. S. 

Bioprobes for the Monitoring of Toxic Com- 
pounds and Hazardous Materials in Water, 
W82-05161 1511 5A 

KUBAREWICZ, J. W. 

Demonstration of Zinc Cyanide Recovery Using 

Reverse Osmosis and Evaporation, 

W82-04622 1510 5D 

KUBLER, B. 

Chemical and Hydrological Heterogeneity of 
Groundwaters in the Upper 'Jura Neuchatelois', 
Switzerland. (Heterogeneite Chimique et Hydro- 
logique Des Eaux Souterraines D'un Karst Du 
Haut-Jura Neuchatelois, Suisse), 
W82-03794 1509 2K 

KUBO, T. 

Ammonia Electrode with Immobilized Nitrify- 
ing Bacteria, 
W82-01099 1502 5A 

KUBOTA, H. 

Automatic Monitoring of Exhaust Gas Analysis 

in Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment 

Process, 

W82-04014 1509 5D 

Effect of Rotation Speed on Reaction Rate on a 

Rotating Biological Contactor, 

W82-04992 1511 5D 

KUCHMA, S. R. 

Microbiological Studies of a 'Virgin' Salt-Fresh 
Water Transect at North Point, James Bay II. 
Mycological Aspects, 
W82-00922 1502 2L 



KUCZERA, G. 

Combining Site-Specific and Regional Informa- 
tion: An Empirical Bayes Approach, 
W82-05903 1512 2A 

On the Relationship Between the Reliability of 
Parameter Estimates and Hydrologic Time 
Series Data Used in Calibration, 
W82-05490 1511 2A 



Robust Flood Frequency Models, 
W82-06319 



1512 2E 



KUDEYAROV, V. N. 
Losses of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium 
from Agricultural Watersheds of Minor Rivers 
in the Oka Valley, 
W82-03556 1508 5B 

KUDEYAROVA, A. Y. 

Losses of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium 
from Agricultural Watersheds of Minor Rivers 
in the Oka Valley, 
W82-03556 1508 5B 

KUDO, A. 

Proportion of Methylmercury to the Total 
Amount of Mercury in River Waters in Canada 
and Japan, 
W82-066O9 1512 5B 

KUDRYAVTSEV, V. M. 

Abundance Dynamics of Microorganisms in the 

Decomposition of Macrophytes, 

W82-01999 1504 2H 

KUE, C. Y. 

Criteria for the Use of Regression Analysis for 
Remote Sensing of Sediment and Pollutants, 
W82-06233 1512 7C 

KUEBLER, B. W. 

Computer Modeling of Los Angeles Water Re- 
sources, 
W82-01168 1503 6A 

KUEHL, D. W. 

Polychlorinated Biphenyls and Other Organic 
Chemical Residues in Fish from Major United 
States Watersheds Near the Great Lakes, 1978, 
W82-01583 1503 5A 

Quantification of Octachlorostyrene and Related 
Compounds in Great Lakes Fish by Gas Chro- 
matography-Mass Spectrometry, 
W82-04993 1511 5A 

Unusual Polyhalogenated Chemical Residues 
Identified in Fish Tissue from the Environment, 
W82-04822 1511 5A 

KUES, G. E. 

Miscellaneous Surface-Water Data, Pecos River 

Basin, New Mexico, 

W82-02827 1506 7C 

KUETTNER, J. P. 

Report on the Summer MONEX Field Phase, 
W82-00265 1501 2B 

KUFS, C. 

Rating the Hazard Potential of Waste Disposal 

Facilities, 

W82-01418 1503 5G 

KUGE, T. 

A New Indicator of the Activated Sludge Proc- 
ess - Nitrous Oxide, 
W82-04O18 1509 5D 

KUGIMOTO, M. 

Lemna (Duckweed) as an Indicator of Water 
Pollution. I. The Sensitivity of Lemna Paucicos- 
tata to Heavy Metals, 
W82-03318 1507 5A 



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KUZNETSOVA, L. P. 



KUIJVENHOVEN, L. J. 

Fluid Flow Pattern in Upflow Reactors for An- 
aerobic Treatment of Beet Sugar Factory 
Wastewater, 
W82-05372 1511 5D 

KUIPER, L. K. 

A Comparison of the Incomplete Cholesky-Con- 
jugate Gradient Method with the Strongly Im- 
plicit Method as Applied to the Solution of 
Two-Dimensional Groundwater Flow Equa- 
tions, 
W82-01315 1503 2F 

KUKLA, G. 

Summer Ice and Carbon Dioxide, 

W82-01843 1504 2C 

KULATHILAKE, A. I. 

Determination of Molybdenum in Sea and Es- 
tuarine Water with Beta-Naphthoin Oxime and 
Neutron Activation, 
W82-01098 1502 5 A 

KULKARNI, V. N. 
Ski- Jump Spillway for India's Ukai Dam, 
W82-02430 1505 8 A 

KULP, K. P. 

Bathymetry and Aquatic Plants of Lake Wara- 

maug, Connecticut, 

W82-06678 1512 2H 

KUMAR, A. 

Discussion of 'Turbulence Prediction in Open 

Channel Flow', 

W82-03781 1509 8B 

Note on the Role of Irrigation Frequencies on 

the Regrowth of Berseem, 

W82-01745 1503 21 

KUMAR, D. 

Flow Under Weir on Scoured Bed, 
W82-05800 



1511 8B 



KUMAR, K. D. 

Entrainment Mortality of Ichthyoplankon: De- 
tectability and Precision of Estimates, 
W82-05181 1511 5C 

KUMAR, M. B. 

Character of Brines from the Belle Isle and 
Weeks Island Salt Mines, Louisiana, U.S.A., 
W82-03584 1508 2F 

Isotope Geochemistry of Water in Gulf Coast 

Salt Domes, 

W82-04742 1510 2K 

KUMAR, M. S. M. 

Parametric Study of Flood Wave Propagation, 
W82-03425 1508 2E 

KUMAR, P. 

Removal of Toxic Heavy Metal Ions from 

Wastewaters Using Modified Agricultural Waste 

Materials, 

W82-03206 1507 5D 



KUMAR, S. 

Application of SCS Infiltration Model, 
W82-06872 1512 



4D 



KUMAR, V. 

Water Use and Water-Use Efficiency of Wheat 
and Barley in Relation to Seeding Dates, Levels 
of Irrigation and Nitrogen Fertilization, 
W82-03266 1507 3F 

KUMMEL, M. 

Computer Control of Nitrifying and Denitrify- 
ing Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-04025 1509 5D 

KUNII, H. 

Seasonal and Long-Term Changes in Surface 
Cover of Aquatic Plants in a Shallow Pond, 
Ojaga-Ike, Chiba, Japan, 
W82-06900 1512 5C 



KUNJUR, J. 

Electroplating and Cyanide Wastes, 
W82-06798 1512 5D 

KUNKLE, S. H. 

Acid Precipitation, A Review, 

W82-06794 1512 5C 

KUNKLER, J. L. 

Evaluation of the Malaga Bend Salinity Allevi- 
ation Project, Eddy County, New Mexico, 
W82-00018 1501 5B 

KUNOGI, R. 

Continuous Water Quality Monitoring System 
Using Telemetry in the City of Osaka, 
W82-04590 1510 5 A 



KUNST, M. 

Proton Mobility in Ice, 
W82-03701 



1508 2C 



KUNTZ, K. W. 

Water Quality of the Upper Niagara River, 1975 

and 1979, 

W82-06576 1512 5A 



KUNTZE, E. 

Northern Elbe Culvert, 
W82-05427 



1511 8B 



KUNZ, H. 

Automatic Control of the Discharge of Radioac- 
tive Subsubstances from Light Water Nuclear 
Power Plants of the Pressurized Water Reactor 
Type into Flowing Streams with Special Refer- 
ence to the Unterweser Nuclear Power Plant, 
W82-04839 1511 5E 

The Unterweser Automatic Water Quality Mea- 
surement System, 
W82-04588 1510 5A 

KUNZL, R. 

Methane in Groundwater and Its Effect on 14 C 

Groundwater Dating, 

W82-03801 1509 7B 

KUO, C. Y. 

Mathematical Model Investigation of Far-Field 
Transport of Ocean-Dumped Sewage Sludge 
Related to Remote Sensing, 
W82-06594 1512 5E 

KUO, J-T. 

The Influence of Hydrodynamic Transport on 

Phyloplankton Dynamics in Homogeneous 

Lakes, 

W82-03023 1507 2H 

KUPERMAN, V. L. 

Stages of Progress in the Organization of Hy- 
draulic Construction, 
W82-02858 1506 8A 

KURAMOTO, N. 

Variability of Stream Water Quality in Some 
Land Management Systems in the Southern Ka- 
kioka Basin, Japan, 
W82-06020 1512 5B 



KURANZ, J. H. 

Distribution System Liability, 
W82-01028 



1502 5F 



KURATTI, L. G. 

Derivation of an Empirical Sorption Rate Equa- 
tion by Analysis of Experimental Data, 
W82-06664 1512 5D 

KURIHARA, Y. 

Effect of River Discharge on the Distribution 
Pattern of Dissolved Constituents in the Gamo 
Estuary, Miyagi Prefecture, 
W82-04543 1510 2L 

KURITA, H. 

On the Sampling Size of Zoobenthos Along a 

Lake Shore (In Janpanese), 

W82-02796 1506 2H 



KUROKAWA, Y. 

Dissolved Oxygen Content Monitoring Using 
Gas Phase Oxygen Analysis in a High Purity 
Oxygen Activated Sludge Plant, 
W82-04344 1510 5D 

KURSTAK, E. 

Application of a Multiple Alginate Filter 
Method for the Determination of Water Viruses 
Concentration (Conception D'Une Membrane 
Filtrante a Base D' Alginate Pour La Concentra- 
tion Des Virus Hydriques), 
W82-00458 1501 5A 

KURTZ, J. 

An Analysis of Acidic Precipitation in South- 
Central Ontario Using Air Parcel Trajectories, 
W82-01513 1503 5B 

KURZWEG, D. 

Removal of Heavy Metals and Suspended Solids 
from Battery Wastewaters: Application of Hy- 
droperm Cross-Flow Microfiltration, 
W82-03037 1507 5D 

KUSAKA, Y. 

Chemical Species Dissolved in Shallow Ground- 
waters of the Plains Around Rokko Mountains, 
(In Japanese), 
W82-04177 1509 2K 

KUSHNER, D. J. 

Comparison of Nine Brands of Membrane Filter 
and the Most-Probable-Number Methods for 
Total Coliform Enumeration in Sewage-Con- 
taminated Drinking Water, 
W82-00203 1501 5A 

Strategies of Response to Copper, Cadmium, 
and Lead by a Blue-Green and a Green Alga, 
W82-01598 1503 5C 

KUSS, F. R. 

Estimating the Physical Carrying Capacity of 
Recreation Areas: A Rationale for Application 
of the Universal Soil Loss Equation, 
W82-00274 1501 2J 

KUTUNIN, D. N. 

Salinity and Biogenic Material in the North Cas- 
pian, 
W82-03155 1507 4A 



KUTZNER, C. 

The Value of Inspection Galleries, 
W82-06204 



1512 8D 



KUUSISTO, E. 

On the Values and Variability of Degree-Day 

Melting Factor in Finland, 

W82-01735 1503 2C 

KUWAHARA, T. 

Intraparticle Diffusivity of Methylene Blue into 

Porous Activated Carbon, 

W82-03601 1508 5F 

KUWATA, T. 

A New Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids Method 
of Control with Total Sludge Management, 
W82-03853 1509 5D 

KUZ'MENKO, M. I. 

Heterotrophic Assimulation of Phytoplankton as 
an Integral Part of the Self Purification of Natu- 
ral Waters, 
W82-05326 1511 1A 

KUZNETSOVA, L. P. 

Possibility of Using Tritium for Studying Global 
Circulation of Atmospheric Moisture, 
W82-00863 1502 2 A 




WKS 



PA- 123 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



KUZNETSOVA, M. A. 

Estimation of the Production of Planktonic Infu- 

sorians in Connection with Fluctuations in Their 

Abundance, 

W82-02072 1504 2H 

KVARATSKHELIYA, L. L. 

Investigation of the Transformation of Break- 
through Waves in the Lower Pool of a Hydros- 
tation with the Use of Computers, 
W82-06622 1512 8B 

KVENVOLDEN, K. A. 

Geochemistry of Amino Acids in Sediments 

from Clear Lake, California, 

W82-02545 1505 2K 

KVON, V. I. 

Numerical Modeling of Wind-Driven Currents 

in Lake Chudskoe, 

W82-06615 1512 2H 

KWAN, K. K. 

Microbiological Studies of a 'Virgin' Salt-Fresh 
Water Transect at North Point, James Bay, 
Canada. I: Bacteriological Aspects, 
W82-00921 1502 2L 

KWIATKOWSKI, R. E. 

Regionalization of the Upper Great Lakes with 
Respect to Surveillance Eutrophication Data, 
W82-01150 1503 7A 

A Survey of ATP Concentrations in Lake On- 
tario, 1975-1976, 
W82-01144 1503 2H 

KWOK, TT. 

Degree of Pollution of Several Major Streams 
Entering Tolo Harbour, Hong Kong, 
W82-02058 1504 5B 

KYLE, S. W. 

Anthropogenically Derived Changes in the 
Sedimentary Flux of Mg, Ni, Cu, Zn, Hg, Pb, 
and P in Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland, 
W82-05145 1511 5B 

KYNE, J. M. 

Determination of Haloethers in Industrial and 

Municipal Wastewaters, 

W82-04398 1510 5A 

LA FRANCE, P. 

Application of a Multiple Alginate Filter 
Method for the Determination of Water Viruses 
Concentration (Conception D'Une Membrane 
Filtrante a Base D' Alginate Pour La Concentra- 
tion Des Virus Hydriques), 
W82-00458 1501 5A 

LA ROSE, H. R. 

Algal Conditions in the Caloosahatchee River 

(1975-79) Lake Okeechobee to Franklin Lock, 

Florida, 

W82-05222 1511 5C 

LAAK, R. 

Denitrification of Blackwater with Greywater, 
W82-01225 1503 5D 



Mutlichamber Septic Tanks, 
W82-00969 



1502 5D 



LAANE, R. W. P. M. 

Composition and Distribution of Dissolved Flu- 
orescent Substances in the Ems-Dollart Estuary, 
W82-04752 1511 2L 

I Ml A 1)11 , J. W. 
Analysis of Firm Water Supply Under Complex 
Institutional Constraints, 
W82-0250I 1505 6A 

Optimal Control of Reservoir Discharge Quality 

Through Selective Withdrawal, 

W82-04204 1509 5G 

Optimal Design of Urban Storm Water Drainage 

Systems, 

W82-044I4 1510 8A 



Recreational Enhancement of High Country 

Water Supply Reservoirs, 

W82-03923 1509 6A 

Worth of Short-Term Rainfall Forecasting for 
Combined Sewer Overflow Control, 
W82-03075 1507 2 A 

LABANAUSKAS, C. K. 

Protein and Free Amino Acids in Field-Grown 
Cowpea Seeds as Affected by Water Stress at 
Various Growth Stages, 
W82-04184 1509 3F 

LABAR, G. W. 

Hydroacoustic Assessment of Pelagic Fish 
Stocks: A Potential New Management Tool, 
W82-06373 1512 81 

LABAUGH, J. W. 

Limnological and Geochemical Survey of Wil- 
liams Lake, Hubbard County, Minnesota, 
W82-02471 1505 2H 

Water Chemistry Changes During Artificial 
Aeration of Spruce Knob Lake, West Virginia, 
W82-01049 1502 5G 

LABEL, G. L. 

Determination of Mutagenic Potential and Or- 
ganic Contaminants of Great Lakes Drinking 
Water, 
W82-05398 1511 5A 

LABELLE, R. 

Investigations into the Protective Effect of Es- 
tuarine Sediment on Virus Survival, 
W82-05485 1511 5C 

LABELLE, R. L. 

Influence of Estuarine Sediment on Virus Sur- 
vival Under Field Conditions, 
W82-00199 1501 5A 

Relationships Between Environmental Factors, 
Bacterial Indicators, and the Occurrence of En- 
teric Viruses in Estuarine Sediments, 
W82-00574 1502 5 A 

Viruses in a Community Water Supply Associat- 
ed with an Outbreak of Gastroenteritis and In- 
fectious Hepatitis, 
W82-06348 1512 5C 

LABHSETWAR, V. K. 

The Harvest of Microalgae from the Effluent of 
a Sewage Fed High Rate Stabilization Pond by 
Tilapia Nilotica. Part 3: Maize Cultivation Ex- 
periment, Bacteriological Studies, and Economic 
Assessment, 
W82-00457 1501 3C 

LABIB, T. M. 

Soil Erosion and Total Denudation Due to Flash 
Floods in the Egyptian Eastern Desert, 
W82-02875 1506 2J 

LABOUNTY, J. F. 

Limnology of the Upper North Platte Reservoir 

System, Wyoming, 

W82-04067 1509 2H 

Studies of the Effects of Operating the Mt. 
Elbert Pumped-Storage Powerplant on Twin 
Lakes, Colorado: 1980 Report of Findings, 
W82-06403 1512 2H 

LABUTINA, T. M. 

The Predicted Content of Organic and Biogenic 
Matter in the Water of Vilyuy Reservoir and the 
Extent to Which It Has Been Confirmed, 
W82-02080 1504 2H 

LACEWELL, D. 

Economic Effect of Energy Price and Economic 

Feasibility and Potential of New Technology 

and Improved Management for Irrigation in 

Texas, 

W82-06374 1512 3F 



LACHANCE, M. 

Multivariate Analysis and Geochemical Inter- 
pretation of Spatial Variability of the Water 
Quality of Southern Quebec Rivers (Analyse 
Multivariee et Interpretation Geochimique de la 
Variabilite Spatiale de la Qualite de I'Eau Des 
Rivieres Du Quebec Meridional), 
W82-02662 1506 2K 

LACHER, M. 

A Method for the Evaluation of Conditions in a 

Fish Pond Sediment, 

W82-01019 1502 2H 

LACINA, W. V. 

Shock Load of Chromium (VI), 

W82-05253 1511 5D 

LACKEY, S. L. 

Design and Cost Comparison of Biological Ni- 
trogen Removal Processes, 
W82-01544 1503 5D 

LACKINGTON, D. W. 

The Integrity of Existing Distribution Systems, 
W82-02450 1505 5F 

LACROIX, G. 

Zooplankton Sample Variability in a Tidal Estu- 
ary: An Interpretative Model, 
W82-02306 1505 2L 

LACROIX, S. J. 

Membrane Filter Method for Enumeration of 
Acinetobacter Calcoaceticus from Environmen- 
tal Waters, 
W82-04453 1510 5A 

LACY, W. 

The Nonfuel Minerals Industry: Regulatory Im- 
pacts, 
W82-00612 1502 5B 

LADD, T. 

Biogeochemistry of Mountain Stream Waters: 

The Marmot System, 

W82-06569 1512 5B 

LADOWSKI, J. A. 

Water-Quality Problems and Management of an 

Urban Waterfowl Sanctuary, 

W82-04384 1510 5G 

LAFFONT, C. 

Studies of the Transformation of Carbon, Nitro- 
gen, Phosphorus, Sulphur and the Principal Min- 
eral Elements in the Course of Measuring Total 
Oxygen Demand-Ill. Transformation of Sulfur 
(In French), 
W82-03486 1508 5A 

Studies of the Transformations of Forms of 
Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulfur and Some 
Principal Mineral Elements During the Measure- 
ment of the Total Oxygen Demand - II. Trans- 
formation of Forms of Nitrogen (In French), 
W82-03485 1508 5A 

LAFLEN, J. M. 

Effect of Corn and Soybean Row Spacing on 
Plant Canopy, Erosion, and Runoff, 
W82-02264 1505 21 

Effect of Crop Residue on Soil Loss from Con- 
tinuous Row Cropping, 
W82-00145 1501 2J 

Estimating Erosion and Sediment Yield on 

Field-Sized Areas, 

W82-01849 1504 2J 

LAGANA, A. 

Concentration and Isolation of Organic Acids on 

Graphitized Carbon Black, 

W82-04038 1509 5 A 



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LANDRETH, R. E. 



LAGE, O. E. 

BIEM Solutions to Combinations of Leaky, 

Layered, Confined, Unconfined, Nonisotropic 

Aquifers, 

W82-03079 1507 2F 

LAGER, J. A. 

Areawide Stormwater Pollution Analysis with 
the Macroscopic Planning (ABMAC) Model, 
W82-04393 1510 5B 

LAGREGA, M. D. 

Managing Hazardous Wastes, 

W82-02252 1505 5E 

LAHAV, E. 

Shortening the Irrigation Interval as a Means of 
Saving Water in a Banana Plantation, 
W82-02093 1504 3F 

LAHIRI, A. 

Statistical Forecasting of Heavy Rain and 

Floods in the River Teesta, 

W82-04670 1510 2B 

LAHL, U. 

Distribution and Balance of Volatile Halogenat- 
ed Hydrocarbons in the Water and Air of Cov- 
ered Swimming Pools Using Chlorine for Water 
Disinfection, 
W82-00128 1501 5F 

On Site Continuous Liquid-Liquid Extraction of 
Nonpolar Organic Compounds in Water, 
W82-02008 1504 5 A 

LAING, A. 

Western Water Resources: Coming Problems 

and Policy Alternatives, 

W82-00107 1501 6D 

LAIRD, A. D. K. 

Assessment of High Heat-Transfer Evaporators 
as Power Plant Condensers to Produce Abun- 
dant Freshwater, 
W82-03949 1509 3 A 

Heat Transfer in a Rotating Disk Evaporator, 
W82-06U2 1512 3A 

LAIRD, C. E. 

The Effects of Chlorinated Sea Water on the 

Blue Crab, Callinectes Sapidus, 

W82-01679 1503 5C 

LAIRD, M. G. 

Debris Flow Deposits of Early Miocene Age, 
Deadman Stream, Marlborough, New Zealand, 
W82-00694 1502 2J 

LAISHEY, R. 

Tanzania's Master Water Plan Will Miss Decade 

Goal, 

W82-04657 1510 5F 

LAKE, P. S. 

Ecological Effects of Mine Effluents on the 
South ESK River, North-Eastern Tasmania. I. 
Study Area and Basic Water Characteristics, 
W82-03322 1507 5C 

Mercury Contamination of the Lerderderg 
River, Victoria, Australia, from an Abandoned 
Gold Field, 
W82-06194 1512 5B 

LAKHE, S. B. 

Virus Removal in Waste Stabilization Ponds in 

India, 

W82-00121 1501 5D 

LAKSHMINARAYANA, J. S. S. 

Absorption of Fenitrothion by Plankton and 

Benthic Algae, 

W82-00874 1502 5B 

LAL, D. 

An Approach to Determining Pathways and 
Residence Time of Groundwaters: Dual Radio- 
tracer Dating, 
W82-01348 1503 2F 



LALIBERTE, P. 

Survival of Escherichia Coli in Lake Bottom 

Sediment, 

W82-06741 1512 5B 

LAM, C. S. 

Calculation of Cumulative Percentage at Select- 
ed Particle Sizes from Bottom Withdrawal Tube 
Analysis, 
W82-06873 1512 2J 

LAM, C. W. Y. 

Ecological Studies of Phytoplankton in the Wai- 

kato River and Its Catchment, 

W82-01704 1503 5C 

LAMB, C. E. 

Map of the Antelope Valley-East Kern Water 
Agency Area, California, Showing Ground- 
Water Subunits and Areas, and Dissolved-Solids 
Concentrations, 1970-80, 
W82-05851 1511 7C 

LAMB, D. S. 

Acute and Chronic Effects of Alum to Midge 

Larva (Diptera: Chironomidae), 

W82-00650 1502 5F 

LAMB, J. D. 

Determination of Alkaline Earth and Divalent 
Transition Metal Cations by Ion Chromato- 
graphy with Sulfate-Suppressed Barium and 
Lead Eluents, 
W82-01082 1502 5A 

LAMB, T. J. 

Northfield Mountain Pumped Storage Project: 

Performance, 

W82-01517 1503 8A 

LAMBERT, J. L. 

Revised Rainfall Frequency Analysis for Hous- 
ton, 
W82-05863 1511 2B 

LAMBERT, L. 

Enrichment of the Agricultural Herbicide Atra- 
zine in the Microsurface Water of an Estuary, 
W82-00877 1502 5B 

LAMBERT, P. W. 

Hydrologic Evaluation of a Hypothetical Coal- 
Mining Site Near Chrisney, Spencer County, 
Indiana, 
W82-02840 1506 6B 

LAMBERT, T. W. 

Water in the Elizabethtown Area - A Study of 
Limestone Terrane in North-Central Kentucky, 
W82-00413 1501 5B 

LAMBETH, V. N. 

Effects of Soil Water Regime and Nitrogen 
Form on Blossom-End Rot, Yield, Water Rela- 
tions, and Elemental Composition of Tomato, 
W82-00162 1501 21 

LAMBOU. V. W. 

Biological Monitoring of Hazardous Wastes in 
Aquatic Systems, 

W82-05154 1511 5 A 

LAMKA, K. G. 

Bacterial Contamination of Drinking Water Sup- 
plies in a Modern Rural Neighborhood, 
W82-00198 1501 5A 

LAMM, F. R. 

The Evaluation of a Leaf-Water Potential Func- 
tion for Corn, 
W82-02226 1505 21 

LAMOTTA, E. J. 

Simplified Mathematical Models for a Fluidized 

Bed Biofilm Reactor, 

W82-03877 1509 5D 

LAN, B. Y. 

Photolysis of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocar- 
bons in Water, 
W82-04835 1511 5B 



LANCASHIRE, P. D. 

Diel Changes in Plankton and Water Chemistry 

in Wicken Brickpit, 

W82-02411 1505 2H 

LANCASTER, R. L. 

Optimum Recycle and Reuse Cooling System 

Designs Using the BCT Process, 

W82-01503 1503 3E 

LANCE, J. C. 

Evaluation of Various Soil Water Samplers for 

Virological Sampling, 

W82-00572 1502 5 A 

Movement of Endotoxin Through Soil Columns, 
W82-00586 1502 5B 

Rapid-Infiltration Research at Flushing Mead- 
ows Project, Arizona, 
W82-05334 1511 5D 

Survival of Enteroviruses in Rapid-Infiltration 

Basins During the Land Application of 

Wastewater, 

W82-00496 1501 5D 

LAND, J. 

Oxidation of Aqueous Phenol Solutions in the 

Presence of Polyelectrolytes, 

W82-06283 1512 5D 

LAND, L. F. 

Mathematical Simulations of The Toccoa Falls, 

Georgia Dam Break Flood, 

W82-03920 1509 2E 

LAND, L. S. 

The Origin and Evolution of Saline Formation 
Water, Lower Cretaceous Carbonates, South- 
Central Texas, U.S.A., 
W82-03540 1508 2F 

LANDEL, P. A. 

Sensible Energy Storage in Aquifers. 1. Theo- 
retical Study, 
W82-06059 1512 4B 

LANDERS, D. H. 

Effects of Naturally Senescing Aquatic Macro- 
phytes on Nutrient Chemistry and Chlorophyll 
A of Surrounding Waters, 
W82-06943 1512 5C 

Sulfur Contituents of Sediments and Their Rela- 
tionship to Lake Acidification, 
W82-03558 1508 5B 

LANDIM, P. M. B. 

Size Distribution of Amazon River Bed Sedi- 
ment, 
W82-03488 1508 2J 

LANDINE, R. C. 

Anaerobic Fermentation - Filtration of Potato 

Processing Wastewater, 

W82-04713 1510 5D 

LANDNER, L. 

Eutrophication of the Lake-Reservoir Sidi Mo- 
hamed Ben Abdellah, Rabat, Morocco (L'Eu- 
trophisation du Lac-Reservoir Sidi Mohamed 
Ben Abdellah Pres de Rabat, Maroco), 
W82-03118 1507 2H 

LANDOLT, M. L. 

Alterations in the Frequency of Sister Chroma- 
tid Exchanges in Flatfish from Puget Sound, 
Washington, Following Experimental and Natu- 
ral Exposure to Mutagenic Chemicals, 
W82-02979 1506 5C 

LANDRETH, R. E. 

Four Options for Hazardous Waste Disposal, 
W82-03416 1508 5E 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



LANDRUM, P. F. 

Fractionation of Metal Forms in Natural Waters 
by Size Exclusion Chromatography with Induc- 
tively Coupled Argon Plasma Detection, 
W82-06545 1512 5A 

LANDSBERGER, S. 

The Determination of Heavy Metals (Al, Mn, 
Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd, and Pb) in Urban Snow 
Using an Atomic Absorption Graphite Furnace, 
W82-05397 1511 5A 

Determination of Sulphur in Snow by Proton 
Induced X-Ray Emissions (Pixe) Method, 
W82-06082 1512 5A 

LANE, A. G. 

Production of Aromatic Acids During Anaero- 
bic Digestion of Citrus Peel, 
W82-02049 1504 5D 



LANE, L. J. 

Concentrated Flow Relationships, 
W82-01409 



1503 2J 



Estimating Erosion and Sediment Yield on 

Field-Sized Areas, 

W82-01849 1504 2 J 

LANFEAR, K. J. 

The Oilspill Risk Analysis Model of the U.S. 

Geological Survey, 

W82-06145 1512 5B 

LANG, D. S. 

Phosphorus-Limited Growth of a Green Alga 

and a Blue-Green Alga, 

W82-03120 1507 2H 

LANG, G. E. 

Vegetational Analysis of Big Run Bog, A Nong- 
laciated Sphagnum Bog in West Virginia, 
W82-00992 1502 21 

LANG, H. 

Optimal Coding of Energy Consumption on a 

Sewage Plant at Heidelsheim, 

W82-03851 1509 5D 

LANG, J. 

Notes and Comments: Leaching of Organics 
from a PVC-Polyethylene-Plexiglass Pilot Plant, 
W82-03890 1509 5F 



LANGE, W. 

The Tidal Stream in the German Bight, 
W82-05190 1511 



2L 



LANGELAND, A. 

Cyclops Scutifer Sars - One and Two-Year Life 

Cycles with Diapause in the Meromictic Lake 

Blankvatn, 

W82-02865 1506 2H 

LANGELAND, G. 

Salmonella SPP. in the Working Environment of 
Sewage Treatment Plants in Oslo, Norway, 
W82-06734 1512 5A 

LANGER, G. 

Ice Nucleus Concentrations Measured During 

the 1975 Florida Area Cumulus Experiment 

(FACE), 

W82-01522 1503 7B 

LANGNER, C. L. 

Microcosms as Test Systems for the Ecological 

Effects of Toxic Substances: An Appraisal with 

Cadmium, 

W82-03026 1507 5C 

LANGOWSKA, I. 

Utilization of Organic Phosphates by Selected 

Bacteria and Algae, 

W82-05024 1511 5G 

LANGWORTHY, V. W. 

Management Training is the Key to Good Oper- 
ator Performance, 
W82-00623 1502 5D 



LANNON, J. M. 

High pH Treatment of Combined Water Soften- 
ing and Wastewater Sludges, 
W82-00403 1501 5D 

LANTER, N. L. 

A Treatment System for an Organic Chemicals 

Plant, 

W82-.04353 1510 5D 

LANTOS, J. 

General Method for Determination of Pesticide 
Residues in Samples of Plant Origin, Soil, and 
Water. II. Thin Layer Chromatographic Deter- 
mination, 
W82-03216 1507 5 A 

LANYON, R. 

Pretreatment Removal Credits: Fact or Fiction, 
W82-06207 1512 5G 



LANZA, G. R. 

Substrate Associated Microfauna, 
W82-01283 



1503 5C 



LAOHAVIRANIT, L. 

Identification of Atypical Coliforms from Public 

Water Supplies in Missouri, 

W82-05935 1512 5A 

LAPEN, R. F. 

Human Use in a Dispersed Recreation Area and 

its Effect on Water Quality, 

W82-00393 1501 5B 

LAPHAM, W. W. 

Ground-Water Resources of the White River 

Basin, Madison County, Indiana, 

W82-00412 1501 2 A 

Reassessment of the Effects of Construction 
Dewatering on Ground-Water Levels in the 
Cowles Unit, Indiana Dunes National Lake- 
shore, Indiana. Supplement to Geological 
Survey Water-Resources Investigations 78-138, 
W82-02478 1505 4A 

LAPKINA, L. N. 

The Use of Leeches to Identify Pesticides in 

Water, 

W82-02075 1504 5 A 

LARDEAU, J.-P. 

Problems of Modelling a High Mountainous 
Drainage Basin with Predominant Snow Yields, 
W82-04303 1510 2A 

LARGE, J. M. 

The Integrity of Existing Distribution Systems, 
W82-02450 1505 5F 

LAROCHE, M. 

Continuous Dentrification by Immobilized Cells 
(Denitrification en Continu a l'Aide de Microor- 
ganismes Immobilises sur des Supports Solides), 
W82-06830 1512 5D 



LAROCK, P. A. 

Water-To-Air Fractionation of Bacteria, 
W82-00575 1502 



5B 



LARONNE, J. B. 

Role of Sediment in Non-Point Source Salt 

Loading within the Upper Colorado River 

Basin, 

W82-05551 1511 5B 

Soluble Mineral Content in Surficial Alluvium 

and Associated Mancos Shale, 

W82-05751 1511 3B 

LARRANCE, J. D. 

Composition and Vertical Flux of Organic 

Matter in a Large Alaskan Estuary, 

W82-02347 1505 2L 

LARSEN, C. E. 

Freedom from the Navigation Servitude 

Through Private Investment, 

W82-01030 1502 6E 



LARSEN, D. P. 

Summer Internal Phosphorus Supplies in 

Shagawa Lake, Minnesota, 

W82-02332 1505 5B 

LARSEN, I. L. 

Reactor-Released Radionuclides in Susquehanna 

River Sediments, 

W82-03189 1507 5B 

LARSEN, P. 

Historical Background and Overview of Plan 
for Restoring Freshwater Inflow to an Estuary 
in Conjunction with Urban Development, 
W82-02119 1505 4A 

LARSON, C. L. 

An Infiltration Model: Development and Evalu- 
ation of Its Parameters, 
W82-O0137 1501 2G 

LARSON, D. T. 

Floodplain Management Needs Peculiar to Arid 

Climates, 

W82-03908 1509 2E 

LARSON, D. W. 

Factors Contributing to the Maintenance of Oli- 
gotrophy in an Alpine Glacial Moraine Lake 
(Wallowa Lake) in Northeast Oregon, 
W82-02250 1505 2H 

LARSON, G. L. 

Interpreting Dynamics of Aquatic Resources: A 
Perspective for Resource Managers, 
W82-00539 1502 6A 

Management Concerns for Swimming, Tubing, 
and Wading in the Great Smoky Mountains Na- 
tional Park, 
W82-01475 1503 6A 

LARSON, J. S. 

A Model of Natural and Man-Induced Changes 
in Open Freshwater Wetlands on the Massachu- 
setts Coastal Plain, 
W82-00397 1501 21 

LARSON, R. A. 

Fluorescence Spectra of Water-Soluble Humic 
Materials and Some Potential Precursors, 
W82-02648 1506 2K 

Occurrence and Determination of Organic Oxi- 
dants in Rivers and Wastewaters, 
W82-04821 1511 5A 

Organic Constituents of Mutagenic Secondary 
Effluents from Wastewater Treatment Plants, 
W82-06178 1512 5D 

LARSON, R. J. 

Biodegradation of Linear Alcohol Ethoxylates 

in Natural Waters, 

W82-03638 1508 5B 

A Rapid Method for Determining the Toxicity 

of Chemicals to Activated Sludge, 

W82-06048 1512 5D 

Stabilization/Solidification of Waste from Un- 
controlled Disposal Sites, 
W82-01432 1503 5E 

Use of the Electrolytic Respirometer to Measure 

Biodegradation in Natural Waters, 

W82-00126 1501 5A 

LARSON, W. E. 

Crop Residue Removal and Tillage; Effects on 
Soil Erosion and Nutrient Loss in the Corn Belt, 
W82-01770 1503 2J 

Distribution of Phosphorus in Soils Irrigated 

with Municipal Waste- Water Effluent: A 5-Year 

Study, 

W82-04881 1511 3C 



PA 126 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LE LIEVRE, S. 



Effects of Municipal Waste Water Effluent on 
Performance and Feed Quality of Maize Vs. 
Reed Canarygrass, 
W82-00564 1502 3C 

LARSSON, P. 

Transport of PCBs in Aquatic Laboratory 
Model Ecosystems from Sediment to the Atmos- 
phere Via the Surface Microlayer, 
W82-06180 1512 5B 

LASHCHENOV, S. YA. 

Experience with and the Effectiveness of Auto- 
matic Systems for Control of Loading-Hauling 
Operations During Construction of the Dam for 
Nurek Hydroelectric Plant, 
W82-02948 1506 8 A 

LASKOWSKT-HOKE, R. A. 

Dredged Material Evaluations: Correlations Be- 
tween Chemical and Biological Evaluation Pro- 
cedures, 
W82-01985 1504 5C 

LASTOCHKINA, K. O. 

Effect of Waters of Various Hardness on the 
Cardiovascular System. (O Vliyanii vod Raznoi 
Zhestkosti na Serdechno Sosudistuyu Sistemu), 
W82-03699 1508 5C 



LASZLO, E. 

Geothermal Energy: An Old Ally, 
W82-02333 



1505 2F 



LASZLO, F. 

A Large Interational River: The Danube, 
W82-03369 1507 5G 

LATHER, P. 

Effects of a Barrage on Flushing and Water 
Quality in the Fitzroy River Estuary, Queens- 
land, 
W82-03705 1508 4A 

LATINOPOULOS, P. 

Flow Resonance in Rigid Pipes with Regular 

Longitudinal Corrugations, 

W82-04644 1510 8B 

The Response of Groundwater to Artificial Re- 
charge Schemes, 
W82-04337 1510 4B 

LATTEN, A. 

Automation of Norwich Sewage-Treatment 

Works: Early Cost Considerations, 

W82-00955 1502 5D 

LATTERELL, J. J. 

Distribution of Phosphorus in Soils Irrigated 

with Municipal Waste-Water Effluent: A 5-Year 

Study, 

W82-04881 1511 3C 

LAU, L. S. 

Numerical Simulation of a Thick Freshwater 
Lens: Pearl Harbor Groundwater Model, 
W82-05621 1511 2F 

Sewage Irrigation and Recharge Consequences, 

Oahu, 

W82-04041 1509 3C 

Survival of Human Enteroviruses in the Hawai- 
ian Ocean Environment: Evidence for Virus- 
Inactivating Microorganisms, 
W82-00587 1502 5C 

LAU, S. L. 

Post-Secondary Treatment of Effluent for Drip 
Irrigation: July 1977 to March 1980, Phase II-B, 
W82-04082 1509 3C 

LAU, Y. L. 

Bed Load Discharge Coefficient, 

W82-02936 1506 2J 

Discussion of 'Visualization of Separation over 

Sand Waves', 

W82-03783 1509 8B 



Ice Cover Effects on Stream Flows and Mixing, 
W82-02698 1506 2C 

Velocity Distributions Under Floating Covers, 
W82-05562 1511 2E 

LAUBE, V. M. 

Strategies of Response to Copper, Cadmium, 
and Lead by a Blue-Green and a Green Alga, 
W82-01598 1503 5C 

LAUENROTH, W. K. 

Water Status of Soil and Vegetation in a Short- 
grass Steppe, 
W82-00761 1502 21 

LAUER, W. L. 

Phosphorus Inactivation by Zirconium in a Eu- 

trophic Pond, 

W82-05856 1511 5G 

LAUGHLIN, D. H. 

The Agricultural Benefits of Salinity Control on 
the Red River of Texas and Oklahoma, 
W82-03729 1508 6B 

LAUGHTON, P. J. 

Automatic Control of Solids Retention Time 

and Dissolved Oxygen in the Activated Sludge 

Process, 

W82-04610 1510 5D 

LAULETTA, T. 

Evaluation of High- and Low- Speed Centri- 
fuges, 
W82-02931 1506 5E 

LAURENT, E. L. 

How Appleton Reduced Phosphorus, 
W82-06249 1512 5D 

LAVANIA, B. V. K. 

Cracking, Leakage, and Erosion of Earth Dam 

Materials, 

W82-03149 1507 8D 

LAW, A. 

Appropriate Selection of Water/Wastewater 

Treatment Processes for Small Cities and Rural 

Areas, 

W82-06162 1512 5D 

LAW, F. C. P. 

Response of Trout Hepatic Mixed-Function Oxi- 
dases to Experimental Feeding of Ten Known or 
Possible Chlorinated Environmental Contami- 
nants, 
W82-03609 1508 5C 



LAW, J. P. JR. 

The Colorado River Salinity Problem, 
W82-05889 1511 



5G 



LAW, R. J. 

Hydrocarbon Concentrations in Water and Sedi- 
ments from UK Marine Waters, Determined by 
Fluorescence Spectroscopy, 
W82-02097 1504 5B 



LAWRENCE, D. F. 

Salinity Forum: What. How. Why, 
W82-02587 



1505 6E 



LAWRENCE, J. 

Chrysotile Asbestos Fiber Removal During Po- 
table Water Treatment. Pilot Plant Studies, 
W82-00613 1502 5F 

LAWRENCE, S. G. 

An In Situ Study of Cadmium and Mercury 
Stress in the Plankton Community of Lake 382, 
Experimental Lakes Area, Northwestern Ontar- 
io, 
W82-03612 1508 5C 

LAWS, E. A. 

Application of Nutrient-Saturated Growth 
Model to Phytoplankton Management in Fresh- 



water Prawn (Macrobrachium Rosenbergii) 

Ponds in Hawaii, 

W82-01483 1503 2H 

Hypereutrophication of an Hawaiian Alpine 

Lake, 

W82-06991 1512 5C 

Kaneohe Bay Sewage Diversion Experiment: 
Perspectives on Ecosystem Responses to Nutri- 
tional Perturbation, 
W82-06846 1512 5G 

Sewage Diversion Effects on the Water Column 

of a Subtropical Estuary, 

W82-06892 1512 5C 

LAWSON, P. 

A 'Regrettable Necessity' - The Decision to 

Construct, 

W82-06480 1512 6B 

LAX, F. 

Continuous Monitoring at Minworth Water 

Reclamation Works, 

W82-02431 1505 7B 

LAXEN, D. P. H. 

Comparison of Filtration Techniques for Size 

Distribution in Freshwaters, 

W82-06731 1512 5A 

The Physicochemical Speciation of Cd, Pb, Cu, 
Fe, and Mn in the Final Effluent of a Sewage 
Treatment Works and Its Impact on Speciation 
in the Receiving River, 
W82-01498 1503 5B 

Physiochemical Speciation of Lead in Drinking 

Water, 

W82-03198 1507 5F 

LAYLA, R. I. 

Numerical Analysis of Transient Salt/Fresh- 
Water Interface in Coastal Aquifers, 
W82-01693 1503 2F 

LAYNE, R. E. C. 

Effect of Irrigation and Tree Density on Peach 

Production, 

W82-00120 1501 21 

LAYTON, D. W. 

Geothermal Power: Accidental Fluid Releases 

and Waste Disposal, 

W82-04911 1511 5B 

LAZARO, R. C. 

Adaptive Real-Time Streamflow Forecasting 
Model for Hydrosystem Operational Planning, 
W82-05926 1512 2E 

Worth of Short-Term Rainfall Forecasting for 
Combined Sewer Overflow Control, 
W82-03075 1507 2A 

LAZERTE, B. D. 

The Prediction of Lacustrine Phytoplankton Di- 
versity, 
W82-O0319 1501 2H 

Stable Carbon Isotope Ratio of Submerged 

Freshwater Macrophytes, 

W82-06972 1512 5C 

LAZORCHAK, J. M. 

Substrate-Associated Microfauna, 

W82-06925 1512 5C 

LE LIEVRE, S. 

The Welsh Approach to Water Recreation, 
W82-04658 1510 6D 



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PA- 127 



LEACH, J. H. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LEACH, J. H. 

Comparative Limnology of Inner Long Point 
Bay, Lake Erie, and Adjacent Waters of the 
Outer Bay, 
W82-02005 1504 5B 

LEACH, L. E. 

Cropping Systems for Treatment and Utilization 
of Municipal Wastewater and Sludge, 
W82-0O097 1501 5E 

LEADBETTER, M. R. 

Environmental Assessment of Industrial Dis- 
charges Based on Multiplicative Models, 
W82-018O8 1504 5B 

LEAN, D. R. S. 

Nitrous Oxide Concentrations in Lakes: Vari- 
ations with Depth and Time, 
W82-02553 1505 2H 

Radiotracer Experiments on Phosphorus Uptake 
and Release by Limnetic Microzooplankton, 
W82-05381 1511 5B 

LEANEY, F. W. 

Estimation of Isotopic Exchange Parameters, 

Using Constant-Feed Pans, 

W82-05648 1511 2D 

LEASK, S. M. 

Factors Affecting Marl Deposition in Knowlton 

Lake, Southeastern Ontario, 

W82-04031 1509 2K 

LEATHEM, W. A. 

Vertical Migration and Mortality of Benthos in 
Dredged Material. Part I: Mollusca, 
W82-03317 1507 6G 

LEATHERLAND, T. M. 

The Design and Interpretation of Marine Pollu- 
tion Surveys, 
W82-00700 1502 6E 

LEAVENWORTH, S. W 

Covering Distribution Storage, Panel Discus- 
sion: State of the Art, 
W82-04700 1510 6E 

LEAVITT, J. R. C. 

Herbicide Loss in Runoff Water and Sediment as 

Affected by Center Pivot Irrigation and Tillage 

Treatments. 

W82-05921 1512 5B 

LEBEDEVA, T. V. 

On the Dynamics of Feeding of Young Fish 
from Mozhaysk Reservoir in Various Years, 
W82-02434 1505 2H 

LEBEL, G. L. 

Determination of Low NG/L Levels of Poly- 
chlorinated Biphenyls in Drinking Water by Ex- 
traction with Macroreticular Resin and Analysis 
Using a Capillary Column, 
W82-00875 1502 5 A 

Gas Chromatographic Determination of Trial- 
kyl/Aryl Phosphates in Drinking Water, Fol- 
lowing Isolation Using Macroreticular Resin, 
W82-00502 1502 5 A 

A National Survey of Tri(Haloalkyl)-, Trialkyl-, 

and Triarylphosphates in Canadian Drinking 

Water, 

W82-01989 1504 5B 

LEBEL, J. 

Measurement of PH in the Estuarine Environ- 
ment on the NBS Scale. (LA Mesure Du PH En 
Milieu Estuarien Sur L'Echelle NBS), 
W82-00521 1502 7B 

LEBERT, J. E. JR. 

Year-Round Distribution System Maintenance, 
W82-04699 1510 5F 

LEBLANC, D. R. 

Digital Models of Ground-Water Flow in the 
Cape Cod Aquifer System, Massachusetts, 
W82-04487 1510 2F 



LEBOFF, J. P. 

Handbook for Oil Spill Protection and Cleanup 

Priorities, 

W82-05210 1511 5G 

LECH, J. J. 

Relationship Between Biotransformation and the 

Toxicity and Fate of Xenobiotic Chemicals in 

Fish, 

W82-O0186 1501 5C 

LECHEVALIER, M. W. 

Limitations of Standard Coliform Enumeration 

Techniques, 

W82-03889 1509 5A 

LECHEVALLIER, M. W. 

Bacterial Contamination of Drinking Water Sup- 
plies in a Modern Rural Neighborhood, 
W82-00198 1501 5A 

Effect of Turbidity on Chlorination Efficiency 
and Bacterial Persistence in Drinking Water, 
W82-00865 1502 5A 

Impact of Verification Media and Resuscitation 
on Accuracy of the Membrane Filter Total Coli- 
form Enumeration Technique, 
W82-00494 1501 5 A 

Influence of Diluents, Media, and Membrane 
Filters on Detection of Injured Waterborne 
Coliform Bacteria, 
W82-04469 1510 5 A 

Staphylococcus Aureus in Rural Drinking 

Water, 

W82-00223 1501 5B 

LECKIE, J. O. 

Effect of Reagent Mixing Rate on Adsorption 

Process for Am-Fe203.H20, 

W82-01799 1503 5F 

Mechanisms for Trace Metal Enrichment at the 
Surface Microlayer in an Estuarine Salt Marsh, 
W82-06975 1512 5A 

LECLERC, H. 

Automation of Water Bacteriological Analysis: 
Running Test of an Experimental Prototype, 
W82-00225 1501 5A 

LECOLLE, P. 

Sulfur and Oxygen Isotopes as Tracers of the 
Origin of Sulfate in Lake Creteil (Southeast of 
Paris, France), 
W82-03583 1508 2H 

LECOMTE, R. 

Determination of Sulphur in Snow by Proton 

Induced X-Ray Emissions (Pixe) Method, 

W 82-06082 1512 5 A 

LECROY, S. R. 

Criteria for the Use of Regression Analysis for 
Remote Sensing of Sediment and Pollutants, 
W82-06233 1512 7C 



LEDERMAN, P. B. 

Managing Hazardous Wastes, 
W82-02252 



1505 5E 



LEDERMAN, T. C. 

Bioconcentration of a Hexachlorobiphenyl in 

Great Lakes Planktonic Algae, 

W82-05991 1512 5B 

Influence of a Hexachlorobiphenyl in Great 
Lakes Phytoplankton in Continuous Culture, 
W82-05994 1512 5C 

LEDGER, D. 

Flood Area Modelling from an Elementary Data 

Base, 

W82-03581 1508 2E 

LEE, D. R. 

Groundwater Seepage as a Nutrient Source to a 
Drainage Lake; Lake Mendota, Wisconsin, 
W82-06285 1512 5B 



LEE, D. Y. 

The Entrainment and Deposition of Fine- 

Grained Sediments in Lake Erie, 

W82-04033 1509 2J 

LEE, E. G-H. 

Conversion of Abienol into Tetrahydroepiman- 
ool by Anaerobic Processes in Woodroom De- 
barking Effluent, 
W82-00860 1502 5C 

LEE, F. N. 

Hydrologic Analysis of Pearl River Floods, 

April 1979 and April 1980, in Louisiana and 

Mississippi, 

W82-05216 1511 2E 

LEE, G. B. 

Aerial Photography as an Aid to Cropland Ero- 
sion Analysis, 
W82-00902 1502 2J 

LEE, G. F. 

Alternative Approach to Assessing Water Qual- 
ity Impact of Wastewater Effluents, 
W82-04788 1511 5G 

Application of the OECD Eutrophication Mod- 
eling Approach to Lake Ray Hubbard, Texas, 
W82-04278 1510 5C 

Impact of Phosphorus Removal at the Danbury, 
Connecticut Sewage Treatment Plant on Water 
Quality in Lake Lillinonah, 
W82-04298 1510 5D 

Invironmental Significance of Pesticide Residues 
Associated with Aquatic Sediments, 
W82-06789 1512 5C 

Persistence of 3-(Trifluoromethyl)-4-Nitro- 

phenol in Aquatic Environments, 

W82-01798 1503 5B 

Recent Advances in Assessing Impact of Phos- 
phorus Loads on Eutrophication-Related Water 
Quality, 
W82-06034 1512 5C 

Selected Organic Pesticides, Behavior and Re- 
moval from Domestic Wastewater by Chemical 
and Physical Processes, 
W82-05481 1511 5D 

Will EPA's Nationwide Urban Runoff Study 

Achieve Useful Results, 

W82-03424 1508 6E 

LEE, H-B. 

Analytical Reference Materials. III. Preparation 
and Homogeneity Test of Large Quantities of 
Wet and Dry Sediment Reference Materials for 
Long Term Polychlorinated Biphenyl Quality 
Control Studies, 
W82-03224 1507 5 A 

National Interlaboratory Quality Control Study 

No 27, PCBs, in Naturally Contaminated Dry 

Sediments, 

W82-06574 1512 5B 

National Interlabratory Quality Control Study 

No 25, PCBs in Wet Sediments, 

W82-06575 1512 5A 

LEE, J. H. 

Boundary Integral Equation Solutions to 
Moving Interface Between Two Fluids in 
Porous Media, 
W82-03577 1508 2F 

LEE, J. H. W. 

Vertical Round Buoyant Jet in Shallow Water, 
W82-04365 1510 7C 



PA 128 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LEMUNYON, R. M. 



LEE, J. J. 

Effects of Acid Precipitation, 
W82-05149 



1511 5C 



Effects of Sulfuric Acid Rain on Major Cation 
and Sulfate Concentrations of Water Percolating 
Through Two Model Hardwood Forests, 
W82-04872 1511 5C 

LEE, M. T. 

Reservoir Sedimentation and Its Causes in Illi- 
nois, 
W82-04450 1510 2J 

LEE, M. Y. 

Mandatory or Voluntary Water Conservation: A 

Case Study of Iowa Communities During 

Drought, 

W82-01553 1503 3D 

Use of a Predictive Model in Evaluating Water 

Consumption Conservation, 

W82-03754 1509 3D 

LEE, R. F. 

Fate and Effects of a Heavy Fuel Oil Spill on a 

Georgia Salt Marsh, 

W82-02358 1505 5B 

LEE, T. L. 

Palm Oil Waste Treatment Study in Malaysia, 
W82-03632 1508 5D 

LEE, Y.-N. 

Evaluation of the Rate of Uptake of Nitrogen 

Dioxide by Atmospheric and Surface Liquid 

Water, 

W82-05873 1511 2K 

LEED, J, A. 

Selected Trace Metals in the Upper St. Johns 
River and Their Land Use Relationships, 
W82-04718 1510 5B 

LEENHEER, J. A. 

Migration Through Soil of Organic Solutes in 

All Oil-Seale Process Water, 

W82-03640 1508 5B 

Organic Solutes in Ground Water at the Idaho 

National Engineering Laboratory, 

W82-06688 1512 7C 

LEENTVAAR, J. 

Design Criteria for a Coagulation-Flocculation 

Plant for Sewage, 

W82-06298 1512 5D 

Effect of Magnesium and Calcium Precipitation 
on Coagulation-Flocculation with Lime, 
W82-06053 1512 5D 

Water Quality Impacts Exchanging Water Be- 
tween Sea and a Closed Estuary, 
W82-01991 1504 5G 

LEFRANCOIS, P. R. 

The Real Price of Urban Water, 

W82-04797 1511 6C 

LEFTWICH, D. B. 

Parasites in Southern Sludges and Disinfection 

by Standard Sludge Treatment, 

W82-04408 1510 5B 

LEGENDRE, L. 

Vertical Mixing and Photosynthetic Capacity of 
Estuarine Phytoplankton (Melange Vertical et 
Capacite Photosynthetique du Phytoplancton 
Estuarien (Estuaire du Saint-Laurent)), 
W82-04331 1510 2L 

LEGENDRE, P. 

A Water Quality Index for Lake Beaches, 
W82-06660 1512 5G 

LEGERON, J. P. 

Experimental Data About Waste- Water Tertiary 

Treatment with Ozone, 

W82-06257 1512 5D 



LEGGATT, E. A. 

Some Effects of Shoreline Cottage Development 
on Lake Bacteriological Water Quality, 
W82-06310 1512 5B 

LEGGE, G. H. H. 

Settlement of a Compacted Unsaturated Earth 

Embankment, 

W82-O0678 1502 8D 

LEGGE, W. C. S. 

Design Technique Development for Dams in 

South Africa, 

W82-06011 1512 8A 

LEGGETT, D. 

Formation of N-Nitrosodimethylamine During 
Treatment of Municipal Waste Water by Simu- 
lated Land Application, 
W82-01343 1503 5D 

LEGGETT, D. C. 

Removal of Volatile Trace Organics from 
Wastewater by Overland Flow Land Treatment, 
W82-01042 1502 5D 

LEGRAND, H. E. 

Perspective on Management and Disposal of 

Hazardous Wastes, 

W82-01635 1503 5E 

Regional Hydrogeologic Concepts of Homo- 

clinal Flanks, 

W82-02548 1505 2F 

LEHMAN, J. T. 

The Effect of Changes in the Nutrient Income 
on the Condition of Lake Washington, 
W82-00987 1502 2H 

Microscale Patchiness of Nutrients in Plankton 

Communities, 

W82-05613 1511 2H 

LEHMAN, O. R. 

Effect of Soil Slope and Rainfall Characteristics 

on Phosphorus in Runoff, 

W82-04859 1511 5B 

LEHMAN, W. F. 

Irrigation Management of Colorado River 

Water with Increase in Salinity, 

W82-01226 1503 3C 

LEHMICKE, L. G. 

Impact of Mount St. Helens Eruption on Bacte- 
riology of Lakes in the Blast Zone, 
W82-06746 1512 5C 

LEHOLM, A. G. 

Potential Impact of Ground Water Policy Alter- 
natives on Nebraska Agriculture, 1977-2020, 
W82-03826 1509 6B 



LEHR, J. 

Sampling and Analyzing Water, 
W82-05263 



1511 5A 



LEHRE, A. K. 

Preliminary Post-Eruption Sediment Budget for 
the North Fork Toutle River Drainage, June 
1980-May 1981, 
W82-06970 1512 4D 

Sediment Influx to the Toutle River from Ero- 
sion of Tephra, May 1980-May 1981, 
W82-06971 1512 4D 

LEIGHTON, J. P. 

Regional Management of Groundwater Re- 
charge and Pollution in a Rapidly Urbanizing 
Area: Long Island, N.Y., 
W82-04956 1511 4B 

LEINSTER, P. 

Analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds in 
Water, Waste Water and an Industrial Effluent, 
W82-04815 1511 5A 



LEITH, W. 

Structure and Permeability: Geologic Controls 
on Induced Seismicity at Nurek Reservoir, Tad- 
jikistan, USSR, 
W82-05133 1511 2F 

LEITNER, P. 

An Assessment of Geothermal Development in 
the Imperial Valley of California; Volume 2 - 
Environmental Control Technology, 
W82-05213 1511 5E 

LEKAN, J. F. 

The Use of Remote Sensing to Map the Areal 
Distribution of Cladophora Glomerata at a Site 
in Lake Huron, 
W82-06973 1512 5B 

LEKKAS, T. D. 

Orthokinetic Flocculation in Deep Bed Granular 

Water Filters, 

W82-04094 1509 5F 

LELAND, D. E. 

A Fluoride Overfeed Incident at Harbor 

Springs, Michigan, 

W82-04147 1509 5C 

LELONG, F. 

Factors of the Chemical Composition of Seep- 
age and Groundwaters in the Intertropical Zone 
(West Africa), 
W82-03543 1508 2K 

LEMBI, C. A. 

Factors Regulating the Spatial Distribution of 
the Filamentous Alga Pithophora Oedogonia 
(Chlorophyceae) in an Indiana Lake, 
W82-04382 1510 2H 

LEMERT, G. W. 

Sunflower Yield Vs. Water Deficits in Major 

Growth Periods, 

W82-04361 1510 21 

LEMKE, A. E. 

The Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Fish, 
W82-01282 1503 5C 

Effects of Pollution on Freshwater Fish, 
W82-06803 1512 5C 

LEMLIN, J. S. 

The Value of Ecological Monitoring in the Man- 
agement of Petroleum Industry Effluent Dis- 
charges: Experience in Esso Petroleum Compa- 
ny U.K. Refineries, 
W82-01913 1504 5G 

LEMLY, A. D. 

Modification of Benthic Insect Communities in 
Polluted Streams: Combined Effects of Sedimen- 
tation and Nutrient Enrichment, 
W82-06903 1512 5C 

Structure and Dynamics of Zooplankton Com- 
munities in the Littoral Zone of Some North 
Carolina Lakes, 
W82-06911 1512 5C 

LEMON, D. 

Nitrous Oxide in Freshwaters of the Great 

Lakes Basin, 

W82-01841 1504 2H 

LEMON, E. 

Nitrous Oxide in Freshwaters of the Great 

Lakes Basin, 

W82-01841 1504 2H 

LEMUNYON, R. M. 

Feasibility Studies on Liquid Ion Exchange for 

Alum Recovery from Water Treatment Plant 

Sludges, 

W82-04107 1509 5E 



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PA- 129 



LENAT, D. R. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LENAT, D. R. 

Effects of Apple Orchard Runoff on the Aquatic 

Macrofauna of a Mountain Stream, 

W82-06177 1512 5C 

LENHART, T. E. 

Relation Between Trophic Position and Mer- 
cury Accumulation Among Fishes from the 
Tongue River Reservoir, Montana, 
W82-01041 1502 5A 

LENNOX, L. J. 

An Automated Procedure for the Determination 

of Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen, 

W82-06314 1512 5A 

LENOVA, L. I. 

Effect of Sodium Dodecylsulfate on Unicellular 
Green Algae of the Genus Chlorella, 
W82-01920 1504 5C 

LENTZ, J. J. 

Apportionment of Net Recharge in Landfill 
Covering Layer into Separate Components of 
Vertical Leakage and Horizontal Seepage, 
W82-01298 1503 2G 



LEO, J. N. 

Fluoridation System, 
W82-00061 



1501 5F 



LEONARD, E. N. 

Polychlorinated Biphenyls and Other Organic 
Chemical Residues in Fish from Major United 
States Watersheds Near the Great Lakes, 1978, 
W82-01583 1503 5A 

Quantification of Octachlorostyrene and Related 
Compounds in Great Lakes Fish by Gas Chro- 
matography-Mass Spectrometry, 
W82-04993 1511 5A 

LEONARD, R. A. 

Pesticide Concentrations in Agricultural Runoff: 
Available Data and an Approximation Formula, 
W82-01414 1503 5B 

LEONARDSON, L. 

Interactions Between Lugol's Fixative and Eth- 
ylene in the Acetylene-Reduction Assay for Ni- 
trogenase Activity in Lake Water, 
W82-02380 1505 2K 

LEONI, V. 

PCB and HCB in the Sediments and Waters of 

the Tiber Estuary, 

W82-02057 1504 2L 

LEPILOVA, YE. A. 

An Electron Microscopic Study of the Forms of 
Bacteria in the Surface Film of the Water, 
W82-05452 1511 2H 

LEPPANEN, O. E. 

Evapotranspiration from Forage Grass Replac- 
ing Native Vegetation in the Gila River Valley 
of Arizona, 
W82-03994 1509 2D 

LEPPARD, G. G. 

Ferromanganese Nodules from Lake Ontario 
(Bay of Quinte): Minor Element Geochemistry, 
W82-01143 1503 2H 

LEPRINCE, A. 

Continuous Dentrification by Immobilized Cells 
(Denitrification en Continu a l'Aide de Microor- 
ganismes Immobilises sur des Supports Solides), 
W82-06830 1512 5D 

LERDTHUSNEE, W. 

Development of Evaluation of Ion-Exchange 

Resins for Removal of Specific Metals in Water 

Treatment, 

W82-05282 1511 5F 

LERMAN, J. C. 

The Madrid Basin Aquifer: Preliminary Isotopic 

Reconnaissance, 

W82-03059 1507 2F 



LESCHBER, R. 

Heavy Metals in Sewage Sludge-A Major 

Topic of Joint European Research, 

W82-03435 1508 5E 

Recent Developments in and Application of 

Automation and Monitoring in Water Mange- 

■ment, 

W82-04593 1510 7B 

LESCHINE, T. M. 

Does Salt Marsh Fertilization Enhance Shellfish 
Production. An Application of Flow Analysis, 
W82-00259 1501 2L 

LESEMAN, W. G. 

Soil and Groundwater Changes Under Land 

Treatment of Wastewater, 

W82-05964 1512 5D 

LESEUR, L. 

Groundwater Pollution from Industrial Waste 

Disposal, A Case Study, 

W82-06434 1512 5B 

LESLEY, D. E. 

Transformation of the Mouse Clonal Cell Line 
R846-DP8 by Mississippi River, Raw, and Fin- 
ished Water Samples from Southeastern Louisi- 
ana, 
W82-00215 1501 5C 

LESLIE, J. K. 

Measurement of Particulates Extrained in Some 
Great Lakes Power Plant Cooling Water: An 
Exercise in Futility, 
W82-00782 1502 6G 

LESOUEF, A. 

The Use of Water Quality Objectives in Seine- 

Normandie, 

W82-06254 1512 5G 

LESSER, J. M. 

Chemical Constraints of Groundwater Manage- 
ment in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, 
W82-05650 1511 4B 

LESSIG, D. C. 

Eutrophication of the Salt Valley Reservoirs 
1968-73. III. The Macroinvertebrate Communi- 
ty: Its Development, Composition, and Change 
in Response to Eutrophication, 
W82-01797 1503 5C 

LESSING, P. 

Abandoned Coal Mines in West Virginia as 

Sources of Water Supplies, 

W82-05219 1511 3C 

LESTER, J. N. 

Analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds in 
Water, Waste Water and an Industrial Effluent, 
W82-04815 1511 5A 

The Behaviour of Nitrilotriacetic Acid During 
the Anaerobic Digestion of Sewage Sludge, 
W82-06667 1512 5D 

Effect of Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids Con- 
centration on the Biodegradation of Nitrilotria- 
cetic Acid in the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-04829 1511 5C 

The Influence of Chemical Conditioning and 
Dewatering on the Distribution of Polychlori- 
nated Biphenyls and Organochlorine Insecti- 
cides in Sewage Sludges, 
W82-01387 1503 5E 

The Influence of Transient Temperature 
Changes on the Biodegradation of Nitrilotriace- 
tic Acid in the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-06193 1512 5D 

Polychlorinated Biphenyl and Organochlorine 

Insecticide Concentrations in Forty Sewage 
Sludges in England, 
W82-06081 1512 5 A 



Removal of Zeolite Type A During Primary 
Sedimentation and Its Effect on Metal Removal, 
W82-06338 1512 5D 

Sedimentation of Zeolite Type A in Water and 

Waste Water, 

W82-O0848 1502 5D 

Some Methods Available for Treatment of 

Waste Water in the Dairy Industry, 

W82-03650 1508 5D 

Speciation of Copper and Manganese in Ef- 
fluents from the Activated Sludge Process, 
W82-04937 1511 5D 

Type A Zeolite in the Activated Sludge Proc- 

ess-II: Heavy Metal Removal, 

W82-03222 1507 5D 

Type a Zeolite in the Activated Sludge Process- 
es - 1: Treatment Parameters, 
W82-06459 1512 5D 

LETOLLE, R. 

Sulfur and Oxygen Isotopes as Tracers of the 
Origin of Sulfate in Lake Creteil (Southeast of 
Paris, France), 
W82-03583 1508 2H 

LETTENMAIER, D. P. 

Data Requirements for Kriging: Estimation and 

Network Design, 

W82-04200 1509 7A 

Evaluation of Snowmelt Forecasting Methods, 
W82-05552 1511 4A 

LETTERMAN, R. D. 

Economic Analysis of Granular-Bed Filtration, 
W82-00975 1502 5F 

Electrophoretic Mobility Measurements in Co- 
agulation with Aluminum Salts, 
W82-04790 1511 5F 

LEUNG, P. S. K. 

Effect of the Paper Industry on Water Quality of 

the Lower Fox River, 

W82-06870 1512 5D 

LEUNG, S.-Y. T. 

Persistence of Dieldrin in Water and Channel 
Catfish from the Des Moines River, Iowa, 1971- 
73 and 1978, 
W82-03590 1508 5B 

Pesticide Accumulation in a New Impoundment 

in Iowa, 

W82-06871 1512 5B 

LEUNG, T-S. 

Toxicities of Paraquat and Diquat Herbicides to 
Freshwater Copepods (Diaptomus Sp. and Eu- 
cyclops Sp.), 
W82-00589 1502 5C 

Toxicities of Paraquat and Metribuzin (Sencor) 
Herbicides to the Freshwater Copepods, Eucy- 
clops Agilis and Diaptomus Mississippiensis, 
W82-04814 1511 5C 

LEUTHART, C. A. 

Metal Ion Concentrations Associated with Late 
Summer Sediments of the Ohio River, 
W82-01300 1503 5 A 

LEVESQUE-MADORE, C. S. 

Infrared Spectroscopic Study of the Water-Solu- 
ble Fraction of Sewage Sludge-Soil Mixtures 
During Incubation, 
W82-01130 1503 5E 

LEVI, A. 

Algal Polymorphism in High Rate Wastewater 

Treatment Ponds, 

W82-02564 1505 5D 



PA 130 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LIEU, S. M. 



Environmental Phenotypic Variation of Scen- 
edesmus Dimorphus in High-Rate Algae Ponds 
and Its Relationship to Wastewater Treatment 
and Biomass Production, 
W82-02275 1505 5D 



LEVI-MINZI, R. 

Humic Substances in Sewage Sludges, 
W82-05576 1511 



5E 



LEVIN, A. I. 

Effect of Waters of Various Hardness on the 
Cardiovascular System. (O Vliyanii vod Raznoi 
Zhestkosti na Serdechno Sosudistuyu Sistemu), 
W82-03699 1508 5C 



LEVINE, P. R. 

Industry Helps Conserve Municipal Water, 
W82-05674 1511 



3E 



LEVINGS, G. W. 

Selected Drill-Stem-Test Data from the North- 
ern Great Plains Area of Montana, 
W82-01774 1503 7C 

Selected Hydrogeologic Data from the North- 
ern Great Plains Area of Montana, 
W82-01777 1503 7C 

LEVINGS, J. F. 

Selected Hydrogeologic Data from the Judith 

Basin, Central Montana, 

W82-02490 1505 7C 

LEVNO, A. 

Streamflow Changes after Logging 130- Year- 
Old Douglas Fir in Two Small Watersheds, 
W82-06849 1512 4C 

LEWANDOWSKI, R. 

Multiple Potentiometric System for Continuous 
Determination of Chloride, Fluoride, Nitrate, 
and Ammonia in Natural Waters, 
W82-06718 1512 5 A 



LEWANDOWSKI, W. 

A Survey of Aerated Lagoon Performance, 
W82-06391 1512 



5D 



LEWANDOWSKI, Z. 

Temperature Dependency of Biological Denitri- 
fication with Organic Materials Addition, 
W82-04662 1510 5D 



LEWIN, J. 

Hydraulic Gates, 
W82-02206 



1505 8C 



Persistent Blooms of Surf Diatoms Along the 
Pacific Coast, U.S.A. I. Physical Characteristics 
of the Coastal Region in Relation to the Distri- 
bution and Abundance of the Species, 
W82-03233 1507 5C 

LEWIS, B. D. 

Evaluation of a Predictive Ground-Water 
Solute-Transport Model at the Idaho National 
Engineering Laboratory, Idaho, 
W82-06689 1512 5B 

Hydrologic Conditions at the Idaho National 

Engineering Laboratory, Idaho Emphasis: 1974- 

1978, 

W82-03984 1509 5B 

Thickness, Percent Sand, and Configuration of 
Shallow Hydrogeologic Units in the Powder 
River Basin, Montana and Wyoming, 
W82-04501 1510 7C 

LEWIS, B. J. 

Safety Considerations in Handling Activated 

Carbon, 

W82-05442 1511 5D 

LEWIS, D. H. 

Characterization of Spawning Gravel and 

Stream System Evaluation, 

W82-02509 1505 2J 



LEWIS, D. W. 

Debris Flow Deposits of Early Miocene Age, 
Deadman Stream, Marlborough, New Zealand, 
W82-00694 1502 2J 

LEWIS, N. M. 

Attenuation of Polybrominated Biphenyls and 
Hexachlorobenzene by Earth Materials, 
W82-O4620 1510 5B 

LEWIS, R. F. 

Demonstration Physical Chemical Sewage 
Treatment Plant Utilizing Biological Nitrifica- 
tion, 
W82-04397 1510 5D 

LEWIS, R. G. 

Determination of Aldicarb Residues in Water by 
Combined High Performance Liquid Chromato- 
graphy Mass Spectrometry, 
W82-06549 1512 5A 

Determination of 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-P- 

Dioxin in Fresh Water Fish, 

W82-04883 1511 5 A 

LEWIS, W. J. 

The Likelihood of Active Groundwater Re- 
charge in the Botswana Kalahari, 
W82-05657 1511 4B 

LEWIS, W. M. 

Economic Impact of Existing Ammonia Nitro- 
gen Water Quality Standard, IPCB Chapter 3, 
Rule 203 (F), 
W82-02189 1505 5D 

Relative Effects on Stream Biota of Chlorine 
and Ammonia Occurring in Secondary Sewage, 
W82-04409 1510 5C 

LEWIS, W. M. JR. 

Chemistry of a 7.5-M Sediment Core from Lake 

Valencia, Venezuela, 

W82-02745 1506 2H 

LEY, T. W. 

Furrow Irrigation Practices in Northern Colora- 
do, 
W82-00139 1501 3F 

LEYDEN, D. E. 

Preconcentration for Trace Element Determina- 
tion in Aqueous Samples, 
W82-01574 1503 5A 

LI, N. N. 

Extraction of Phenolic Compounds and Organic 

Acids by Liquid Membranes, 

W82-06331 1512 5D 

LI, R-M. 

Flow Resistance in Vegetated Waterways, 
W82-00152 1501 2E 



Modeling Rill Density, 
W82-02604 



1506 2J 



Resistance Equation for Large-Scale Roughness, 
W82-04696 1510 2E 

LIAW, W. K. 

The Nature of Selected Prairie Lake and Stream 

Sediments, 

W82-00815 1502 2J 

LIBARDI, P. L. 

An Approximate Method of Estimating Soil 
Water Diffusivity for Different Soil Bulk Densi- 
ties, 
W82-05073 1511 2G 

LIBBY, A. E. 

Potential Impact of Irrigation on Water Re- 
sources in the Little Wabash Basin of Illinois, 
W82-03547 1508 6D 

LIBBY, L. W. 

Estimation of the Economic Value of Wetlands: 

Methodology and Application to Southeastern 

Michigan, 

W82-02804 1506 6B 



LIBERTI, L. 

An Ion Exchange Process to Recover Nutrients 

from Sewage, 

W82-06516 1512 5D 

LIBRACH, A. S. 

Managing Potomac Water Quality: Evolving 

Approaches, 

W82-06361 1512 6B 

LICARI, G. R. 

Modern Lacustrine Stromatolites, Walker Lake, 

Nevada, 

W82-06934 1512 5C 

LICHTE, H. W. 

Performance Testing of Four Skimming 

Systems, 

W82-05059 1511 5G 

Performance Testing of the Soviet Oil/Debris 

Skimmer, 

W82-04621 1510 5G 

LICK, W. 

The Entrainment and Deposition of Fine- 

Grained Sediments in Lake Erie, 

W82-04033 1509 2 J 

Temperatures and Currents in a Stratified Lake: 

A Two-Dimensional Analysis, 

W82-04378 1510 2H 

LICK, W. J. 

Downcore Variation in Sediment Organic Nitro- 
gen, 
W82-05124 1511 2H 

LIDER, E. L. 

Limnology of a Large, Deep, North American 
Terminal Lake, Pyramid Lake, Nevada, U.S.A., 
W82-04928 1511 2H 

LIEB, H. S. 

Disaster by Flood, 

W82-04618 1510 2E 

LIEBEZELT, G. 

Availability of Dissolved Free Glucose to He- 
terotrophic Microorganisms, 
W82-03359 1507 2L 

LIEBMAN, J. C. 

Multiperiod Design of Regional Wastewater 

Systems: Generating and Evaluating Alternative 

Plants, 

W82-04562 1510 5D 

Optimization of Looped Water Distribution 

Systems, 

W82-04045 1509 6 A 

LIECHTY, B. 

Giardia Prevalence in Commercially Trapped 



Mammals, 
W82-01046 



1502 5 A 



LIEDKE, P. 

Continuous Monitoring of the Effluent Quality 
of an Activated Sludge Plant by Turbidity Mea- 
surement (Kontinuierliche Kontrolle Der Ab- 
laufgute Einer Belebtschlammanlage Mittels 
Trubungsmessung), 
W82-04583 1510 5A 

LIEDY, R. B. 

Investigation of Selective Uptake of Polychlori- 
nated Biphenyls by Spartina Altemiflora Loisel, 
W82-01813 1504 5B 

LIEU, S. M. 

Evaluation of Remote Sensing Data for Input 

into Hydrological Simulation Program-Fortran 

(HSPF), 

W82-02986 1506 7B 



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PA-131 



LIEW, P-F. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LIEW, P-F. 

Thermostabilization of Enteroviruses by Estuar- 

ine Sediment, 

W82-00263 1501 2L 

LIGGETT, J. 

Boundary Calculations of Sluice and Spillway 

Flows, 

W82-02677 1506 8B 

LIGGETT, J. A. 

BIEM Solutions to Combinations of Leaky, 

Layered, Confined, Unconfmed, Nonisotropic 

Aquifers, 

W82-03079 1507 2F 

Boundary Integral Equation Solutions to 

Moving Interface Between Two Fluids in 
Porous Media, 

W82-03577 1508 2F 

Numerical Stability and Accuracy of Implicit 
Integration of Free Surface Groundwater Equa- 
tions, 
W82-03060 1507 2F 

LIIV, U. R. 

Experimental Investigation of Accelerated Tran- 
sitional Flow in Pipes, 
W82-06786 1512 8B 

LIJKLEMA, L. 

Interaction of Orthophosphate with Iron (III) 
and Aluminum Hydroxides, 
- W82-00783 1502 2H 

LIKENS, G. E. 

Acid Precipitation: The Importance of Nitric 

Acid, 

W82-00643 1502 2K 

"Acid Rain', Dissolved Aluminum and Chemical 
Weathering at the Hubbard Brook Experimental 
Forest, New Hampshire, 
W82-03641 1508 5B 

Biomass and Annual Production of the Fresh- 
water Mussel Elliptio Complanata in an Oligo- 
trophic Softwater Lake, 
W82-05104 1511 2H 

Chemical Flux in an Acid-Stressed Stream, 
W82-03338 1507 5C 

Hydrogen Ion Budget of an Aggrading Forested 

Ecosystem, 

W82-06836 1512 2K 

Phosphorus, Nirogen, and Organic Carbon Flux 

in a Headwater Stream, 

W82-01021 1502 2K 

Recent Acidification of Precipitation in North 

America, 

W82-01514 1503 5B 

LILLEY, M. D. 

Initial Microbiological Response in Lakes to the 

Mt St Helens Eruption, 

W82-05125 1511 2H 



LIMA, V. M. S. 

Relaxation in Concrete, 
W82-05511 



1511 8F 



LIMONI, H. 

Utilization Efficiency of Nitrogen from Sewage 
Effluent and Fertilizer Applied to Corn Plants 
Growing in a Clay Soil, 
W82-01515 1503 3C 

LIN.H. 

Bacteria: Man's Allies in Water Pollution Con- 
trol, 
W82-01I58 1503 5D 

I. IN, J. & 
Determination of Dissolved Organic Carbon in 
Water, 
W82-02I94 1505 5A 



LIN, K-C. 

Anaerobic Fermentation - Filtration of Potato 

Processing Wastewater, 

W82-04713 1510 5D 

Treatment of Potato-Processing Waste Water by 
. an Anaerobic Lagoon-Filter System, 
W82-00226 1501 5D 

LIN, S. 

Relationships Between Odor and Commonly 
Measured Water Quality Characteristics in Sur- 
face Water Supplies, 
W82-04081 1509 5B 

LINCER, J. L. 

Organochlorine Residues in Kenya's Rift Valley 

W82-00690 1502 5 A 

LINDBERG, S. 

Field Report on a Nonpolluting Bleach Plant, 
W82-02793 1506 5D 

LINDBERG, S. E. 

The Role of Atmospheric Deposition in an East- 
ern U.S. Deciduous Forest, 
W82-01491 1503 5B 

LINDEN, D. R. 

Distribution of Phosphorus in Soils Irrigated 

with Municipal Waste-Water Effluent: A 5-Year 

Study, 

W82-04881 1511 3C 

Effects of Scheduling Municipal Waste-Water 
Effluent Irrigation of Reed Canarygrass on Ni- 
trogen Renovation and Grass Production, 
W82-02219 1505 3C 

LINDHOLM, G. F. 

Ground-Water Appraisal of Sand Plains in 
Benton, Sherburne, Stearns, and Wright Coun- 
ties, Central Minnesota, 
W82-02838 1506 2F 

Plan of Study for the Regional Aquifer-System 
Analysis of the Snake River Plain, Idaho and 
Eastern Oregon, 
W82-00730 1502 6A 

LINDNER, J. B. 

A Comparison of Nitrogen in Shallow Ground 

Water from Sewered and Unsewered Areas, 

Nassau County, New York, from 1952 Through 

1976, 

W82-00277 1501 5B 

LINDSAY, A. H. 

Trace Metal Mineral Equilibria in Lake Erie 

Sediments, 

W82-01191 1503 2H 

LINDSAY, B. E. 

An Application of Mathematical Programming 
to Water Resources Planning: An Economic 

View, 

W82-05737 1511 6A 

LINDSEY, A. K. 

Cost of Wash Houses and Comfort Stations at 

Recreation Areas, 

W82-06042 1512 6C 

LINDSEY, J. L. 

Establishment of Controlled Freshwater Diver- 
sions of the Mississippi River into the Louisiana 
Coastal Zone, 
W82-02145 1505 4A 

LINDSTROM, E. B. 

Evidence for Coexistence of Two Distinct 
Functional Groups of Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria 
in Salt Marsh Sediment, 
W82-04464 1510 2L 

Sulfate Reduction and Methanogenesis in the 
Sediment of a Saltmarsh on the East Coast of the 
United Kingdom, 
W82-06541 1512 2L 



LINDSTROM, K. P. 

Case Studies of Agricultural Water Conserva- 
tion, 
W82-01667 1503 3F 

LINDSTROM, M. J. 

Crop Residue Removal and Tillage; Effects on 
Soil Erosion and Nutrient Loss in the Corn Belt, 
W82-01770 1503 2J 

Long-Term Tillage Effects on Interrow Runoff 

and Infiltration, 

W82-04189 1509 2G 

LINDSTROM-SEPPA, P. 

Contents of Chlordane-, PCB- and DDT-Com- 
pounds and the Biotransformation Capacity of 
Fishes in the Lake Area of Eastern Finland, 
W82-04827 1511 5 A 

LINES, G. C. 

Hydrologic Monitoring in the Coal Fields of 
Central Utah, August 1978-September 1979, 
W82-04976 1511 7A 

LINGEMAN, R. 

Estimation of Primary Productivity in Aquatic 
Systems Using Free Oxygen Measurements, 
W82-04256 1510 2H 

On the Occurrence of Bimodal Diel Dissolved 
Oxygen Curves in Aquatic Systems, 
W82-02565 1505 2H 

Signal Analysis of Irradiation, Temperature and 
Primary Production in a Small Artificial Pond, 
II. The Residual Spectra, 
W82-03465 1508 2H 

LINK, A. N. 

Effluent Fees, An Alternative System for 
Achieving Water Quality: A Case Study, 
W82-01665 1503 6F 

LINK, M. H. 

Modern Lacustrine Stromatolites, Walker Lake, 

Nevada, 

W82-06934 1512 5C 

LINNIK, P. N. 

Forms of the Migration of Metallic Ions in Fresh 

Water, 

W82-05456 1511 2K 

Methods of Investigating the State of Metal Ions 

in Natural Waters, 

W82-00859 1502 5 A 

Procedure for Investigating Metallic Ion Com- 

plexing in Natural Waters, 

W82-05595 1511 5A 

LINSMITH, M. J. 

A Review of Industrial Effluent Control Experi- 
ence, 
W82-06648 1512 5G 

LINSTEDT, D. 

Coupled Trickling Filter-Rotating Biological 

Contactor Nitrification Process, 

W82-02315 1505 5D 

LINTHURST, R. A. 

Dieback of Salt-Water Cordgrass (Spartina Al- 
terniflora Loisel.) in the Lower Cape Fear Estu- 
ary of North Carolina: An Experimental Ap- 
proach to Re-Establishment, 
W82-00889 1502 2L 

LINTON, T. L. 

A Dynamic Methodology for Characterizing 
and Monitoring Estuarine Ecosystems, 
W82-02167 1505 7A 



PA- 132 



LINZELL, L. E. 

Hydropower: Inflation-Proof Energy from 

Water Supply Dams, 

W82-04137 1509 6B 

LION, L. W. 

Mechanisms for Trace Metal Enrichment at the 
Surface Microlayer in an Estuarine Salt Marsh, 
W82-06975 1512 5A 

LIONEL, T. 

Removal of Refractory Organics from Water by 

Aeration. I. Methyl Chloroform, 

W82-05174 1511 5D 

LIONG, S.-Y. 

Development of Prediction Equations for a 
Phreatic Aquifer in Response to Infiltration: Di- 
mensional Analysis, 
W82-06066 1512 2F 

LIOR, N. 
Some Basic Observations on Heat Transfer and 
Evaporation in the Horizontal Flash Evapora- 
tor, 
W82-06113 1512 3A 

LIOTTA, F. P. 

Hypolimnetic Redox and Phosphorus Cycling in 
Hypereutrophic Lake Sebasticook, Maine, 
W82-06337 1512 2H 

LIOU, J. K. 

Light Adaptation and Inhibition: Processes Im- 
portant in Modelling the Growth of Algae in 
Drinking Water Basins, 
W82-06827 1512 5C 

LIPINSKI, P. 

A 10- Year Plan to Study the Aquifer System of 

Indian Wells Valley, California, 

W82-00086 1501 6D 

LIPPERT, T. E. 

Two-Phase Flow Thermosiphoning for Evapo- 
rator Application, 
W82-05916 1512 3A 

LIPPIATT, B. C. 

Water Rates and Residential Water Conserva- 
tion, 
W82-06276 1512 3D 

LIPPMAN, M. J. 

Ground-Water Use for Cooling: Associated 

Aquifer Temperature Changes, 

W82-01014 1502 3E 

LISAUSKAS, R. 

Kinetics of Compressibility in Two-Phase Fluid 

Flows, 

W82-05910 1512 1A 

LISLE, I. G. 

Properties of the Sorptivity for Exponential Dif- 
fusivity and Application to the Measurement of 
the Soil Water Diffusivity, 
W82-01897 1504 2G 

LIST, R. 

The Effect of Pressure on the Breakup of One 

Pair of Raindrops, 

W82-06761 1512 2B 

LITCHFIELD, J. H. 

Meat-, Fish-, and Poultry-Processing Wastes, 
W82-01256 1503 5D 

Meat-, Fish-, and Poultry-Processing Wastes, 
W82-07000 1512 5D 

LITMANEN, R. 

Contents of Chlordane-, PCB- and DDT-Com- 
pounds and the Biotransformation Capacity of 
Fishes in the Lake Area of Eastern Finland, 
W82-04827 1511 5 A 

LITTEN.W. 

A Survey of Azinphos Methyl and Azinphos 
Methyl Oxon in Water and Blueberry Samples 



AUTHOR INDEX 



from Hancock and Washington Counties of 

Maine, 

W82-05376 1511 5B 

LITTIN, G. R. 

Maps Showing Ground-Water Conditions in the 
Agua Fria Area, Yavapai and Maricopa Coun- 
ties, Arizona- 1979, 
W82-05232 1511 7C 

Maps Showing Ground-Water Conditions in the 
Bill Williams Area, Mohave, Yavapai, and Yuma 
Counties, Arizona-1980, 
W82-04488 1510 7C 

LITTLE, L. 

Treatability Studies of Pesticide Manufacturing 

Wastewaters, 

W82-04406 1510 5D 

LITTLE, L. W. 

Bioassays - Procedures and Results, 

W82-01277 1503 5A 



Bioassays - Procedures and Results, 
W82-06810 



1512 5A 



LITTLE, M. D. 

Parasites in Southern Sludges and Disinfection 

by Standard Sludge Treatment, 

W82-04408 1510 5B 

LITTLE, W. C. 

Erodibility of Streambank Materials of Low Co- 
hesion, 
W82-00136 1501 2J 

LITTLEWORTH, A. 

New Legislation in California and Its Effects, 
W82-03731 1508 6E 

LITVIN, O. N. 

Use of the Finite-Element Method for Solving 

the Transfer Equation, 

W82-06620 1512 2J 

LITVINOV, N. N. 

Water Sanitation Legislation Regarded as the 

Basis of Water Quality Monitoring, 

W82-01990 1504 6E 

LITWIN, Y. J. 

Areawide Stormwater Pollution Analysis with 
the Macroscopic Planning (ABMAC) Model, 
W82-04393 1510 5B 

LIU, C. C. K. 

Filtering of Dissolved Oxygen Data in Stream 

Water Quality Analysis, 

W82-05488 1511 5B 

LIU, D. 

Biodegradation of Aroclor 1221 Type PCBs in 

Sewage Wastewater, 

W82-02899 1506 5D 

The Effect of Sewage Sludge Land Disposal on 
the Microbiological Quality of Groundwater, 
W82-06767 1512 5C 

LIU, H. L. 

Removal of Heavy Metals and Suspended Solids 
from Battery Wastewaters: Application of Hy- 
droperm Cross-Flow Microfiltration, 
W82-03037 1507 5D 

LIU, P. L-F. 

BIEM Solutions to Combinations of Leaky, 

Layered, Confined, Unconfined, Nonisotropic 

Aquifers, 

W82-03079 1507 2F 

Boundary Calculations of Sluice and Spillway 

Flows, 

W82-02677 1506 8B 

Boundary Integral Equation Solutions to 

Moving Interface Between Two Fluids in 
Porous Media, 

W82-03577 1508 2F 



LOBANSKAYA, N. P. 

Numerical Stability and Accuracy of Implicit 
Integration of Free Surface Groundwater Equa- 
tions, 
W82-03060 1507 2F 

LIUM, B. W. 

Effect of Filtration Pressure on Analyses for 

Chlorophyll, 

W82-04247 1509 2H 

LIVELY, R. S. 

Sedimentation Rates and Depositional Processes 
in Lake Superior from Pb210 Geochronology, 
W82-04380 1510 2J 

LIVERMAN, D. 

Treatability Studies of Pesticide Manufacturing 

Wastewaters, 

W82-04406 1510 5D 

LIVINGSTON, J. M. 

Temperature Effects on Hydrazine Toxicity to 

Bluegills, 

W82-03603 1508 5C 

LIVINGSTON, R. K. 

Rainfall-Runoff Modeling and Preliminary Re- 
gional Flood Characteristics of Small Rural Wa- 
tersheds in the Arkansas River Basin in Colora- 
do, 
W82-02462 1505 2A 

LIVINGSTONE, D. 

Algal Sedimentation in Relation to Phytoplank- 

ton Periodicity in Rostherne Mere, 

W82-03414 1508 2H 

LLOYD, A. 

A Method for the Determination of Sulphides in 

Water, Sewage and Effluents, 

W82-05477 1511 5 A 

LLOYD, B. J. 

A Note on the Fate of El Tor Cholera and 
Other Vibrios in Percolating Filters, 
W82-O0566 1502 5D 

LLOYD, J. W. 

A Ground Water Resources Study Of A Pacific 
Ocean Atoll-Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, 
W82-04254 1510 2F 

The Importance of Drift Deposit Influences on 
the Hydrogeology of Major British Aquifers, 
W82-02437 1505 2F 

Recharge Mechanisms and Groundwater Flow 

in the Chalk and Drift Deposits of Southern East 

Anglia, 

W82-03182 1507 2F 

LLOYD, O. B. JR. 

Groundwater Resources of the Williamsport 
Region, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, 
W82-04971 1511 2F 

LO,A. 

Application of a Single Reservoir Operation 
Policy to a Rain Water Cistern System, 
W82-03088 1507 3B 



*Z'Ul 



LO,C. 

Organics, 
W82-06922 



1512 5A 



LO, M. P. 

A Local Source Control Program for Metal 

Finishing Plants, 

W82-04172 1509 5D 

LOBANSKAYA, N. P. 

Application of a Two-Dimensional Model of 
Formation of Storm Runoff to Calculation of the 
Rainwater Collector-Drain Discharge from an 
Urbanized Territory, 
W82-05027 1511 2 A 









PA- 133 



LOCK, J. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LOCK, J. 

Deep Shaft, 
W82-05793 

LOCK, M. A. 

Biodegradation of Synthetic Crude Oil in Two 
Rivers of Northern Alberta, Canada, 
W82-05486 1511 5B 

LOCKMAN, H. 

Isolation, Enumeration, and Characterization of 
Aeromonas from Polluted Waters Encountered 
in Diving Operations, 
W82-00224 1501 5C 

LOCKYEAR, C. F. 

Predicting Full-Scale Batch Thickener Perform- 
ance Using the Frozen-Image Centrifuge, 
W82-05185 1511 5E 

LODER, T. C. 

The Dynamics of Conservative Mixing in Estu- 
aries, 
W82-02345 



LOEB, S. L. 

An In Situ Method for Measuring the Primary 
Productivity and Standing Crop of the Epilithic 
Periphyton Community in Lentic Systems, 
W82-00756 1502 7B 

LOESER, C. A. 

A Microprocessor-Based Controller for the 

Plugging Factor Monitor, 

W82-06398 1512 3A 

LOEW, R. K. 

Densification of Paper Mill Sludge Materials, 
W82-04694 1510 5E 

LOFFLER, H. 

Neusiedlersee: A Puzzle for Scientists, A Chal- 
lenge for Planners, 
W82-03689 1508 2H 

LOFFREDO, J. C. 

A Solution to Spring Ice-Jam Flooding, 
W82-02908 1506 2C 

LOFTIS, J. C. 

Evaluating Stream Standard Violations Using a 

Water Quality Data Base, 

W82-04286 1510 5A 

LOGAN, B. E. 

Generalized Computer Simulation Model for the 
Impact Assessment of Industrial Water Use on 
Fish Populations, 
W82-01915 1504 5C 

LOGAN, T. J. 

Erosion Control Potential with Conservation 
Tillage in the Lake Erie Basin: Estimates Using 
the Universal Soil Loss Equation and the Land 
Resource Information System (LRIS), 
W82-05661 1511 4D 

A Land Resource Information System (LRIS) 

for Water Quality Management in the Lake Erie 

Basin, 

W82-05662 1511 7B 

LOGANATHAN, G. V. 

Multiple Objective Planning of Land/Water In- 
terface in Medium Size Cities: Application to 
West Lafayette, Indiana, 
W82-05550 1511 4A 

LOGSDON, G. S. 

Direct Filtration Treatment Plants: Costs and 

Capabilities, 

W82-04128 1509 5F 

Getting Your Money's Worth from Filtration, 
W82-06412 1512 5F 

Treatment Technology to Meet the Interim Pri- 
mary Drinking Water Regulations for Inorgan- 
ics Part 5, 
W82-04HK, 1509 5F 



LOH, I. C. 

Predicting Stream Salinity Changes in South- 
1511 5D Western Australia, 

W82-01350 1503 6A 

LOH, P. C. 

Comparative Disinfection by Bromine Chloride 

and Chlorine of Viruses and Bacteria in 

Wastewater, 

W82-05446 1511 5D 

Comparative Disinfection of Poliovirus by Bro- 
mine Chloride and Chlorine in a Model Contact 
Chamber, 
W82-04661 1510 5D 

Survival of Human Enteroviruses in the Hawai- 
ian Ocean Environment: Evidence for Virus- 
Inactivating Microorganisms, 
W82-00587 1502 5C 

LOHANI, B. N. 

Integrated Planning of Rural Water Supply and 
1505 2L Sanitation, 

W82-03916 1509 5G 

LOHMAN, L. C. 

Feasibility of Financial Incentives to Reuse Low 
Quality Waters in the Colorado River Basin, 
W82-06693 1512 3C 

LOHMANN, J. 

Control of Dissolved Oxygen in Activated 

Sludge Plants, 

W82-04061 1509 5D 

Measurement and Control of the MLSS Concen- 
tration in Activated Sludge Plants, 
W82-03762 1509 5D 

LOHRBERG, K. 

Method and Apparatus for Supplying Dissolved 

Chemicals into Water, 

W82-02625 1506 5F 

LOIJENS, H. S. 

Stormwater Management in the Ottawa-Carle- 

ton Region, 

W82-05563 1511 5G 

LOITSYANSKII, L. G. 

Hereditary Phenomena in Turbulent Boundary 

Layers, 

W82-06618 1512 8B 

LOMAX, K. M. 

Wastewater Characterization and Treatment 

System Development for a Blue Crab Processing 

Plant, 

W82-06306 1512 5D 

LOMAX, P. 

Comparison of Nine Brands of Membrane Filter 
and the Most-Probable-Number Methods for 
Total Coliform Enumeration in Sewage-Con- 
taminated Drinking Water, 
W82-00203 1501 5A 

LOMBARD, R. E. 

Channel Conditions in the Lower Toutle and 
Cowlitz Rivers Resulting From the Mudflows of 
May 18, 1980, 
W82-00004 1501 5B 

LOMBARDO, P. 

Expanding Options for Greywater Treatment, 
W82-06491 1512 5D 

Waterborne Methylene Bis(2-Chloroaniline) and 

2-Chloroaniline Contamination Around Adrian, 

Michigan, 

W82-00873 1502 5B 

LOMEN, D. O. 

Soil Moisture Flow for Point and Line Sources - 
Computer Programs for Linearized Solutions, 
W82-05928 1512 2G 

Two-Dimensional Linearized Moisture Flow 

with Water Extraction, 

W82-00405 1501 21 



LONDON, W. B. 

Water and Wastewater Managers Face the Fi- 
nancially Troubled 1980s, 
W82-05166 1511 6B 

LONDQUIST, C. J. 

Digital Model of the Unconsolidated Aquifer 
System in the Modesto Area, Stanislaus and San 
Joaquin Counties, California, 
W82-O0415 1501 4B 

LONG, J. C. S. 

Porous Media Equivalents for Networks of Dis- 
continuous Fractures, 
W82-06851 15)2 2F 

LONG, J. M. 

Interim Method for Determining Asbestos in 

Water, 

W82-00741 1502 5 A 

LONG, J. P. 

High-Level Ozone Disinfection of Municipal 

Wastewater Effluents, 

W82-00379 1501 5D 

LONG, R. B. 

Primary and Secondary Impacts of a Water Re- 
source Development Project, 
W82-03907 1509 6B 

LONGLEY, K. E. 

Disinfection Efficiencies of Chlorine Dioxide in 

a Gravity Flow Contractor, 

W82-04782 1511 5D 



Drinking Water Disinfection, 

W82-06341 



1512 5F 



LONGLEY, W. L. 

Managing Oil and Gas Activities in Coastal En- 
vironments: Refuge Manual, 
W82-01081 1502 5G 

LONGSINE, D. E. 

Distributed Method of Solving the Convective- 
Dispersion Equation: 2. Error Analysis and 
Comparison with Other Methods, 
W82-03873 1509 5B 

LONNQUIST, C. G. 

A 'Random Walk' Solute Transport Model for 
Selected Groundwater Quality Evaluations, 
W82-03007 1507 6A 



LOOMIS, S. A. 

Erosion from Mountain Snowpack Melt, 
W82-05664 1511 



2J 



LOONEY, B. B. 

Assessment of Airborne Organic Contaminants 

in the Great Lakes Ecosystem, 

W82-00709 1502 5B 

LOOSE, V. 

Water Supply and Demand in an Energy Supply 

Model, 

W82-00050 1501 6D 

LOOYENGA, R. W. 

The Use of Chloramines to Prevent Trihalo- 

methane Formation, 

W82-04115 1509 5F 

LOPEZ-AVILA, V. 

Oxidation of Phenolic Antioxidants in a River 

System, 

W82-01801 1504 5B 

LOPEZ-GONZALES, J. DE D. 

Effect of Carbon-Oxygen and Carbon-Sulfur 
Surface Complexes on the Adsorption of Mercu- 
ric Chloride in Aqueous Solutions by Activated 
Carbons, 
W82-06788 1512 5D 



PA 134 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LUOWICK, J. C. 



LOPEZ, J. G. 

Municipal Wastewater Reclamation by Reverse 

Osmosis - A 3-Year Case Study, 

W82-04708 1510 5D 

LOR AH, W. L. 

Food and Energy Production: Conjunctive 

Water Planning, 

W82-01856 1504 3C 

LORD, C. J. Ill 

Sulfur Speciation and Associated Trace Metals 

(FE, CU) in the Pore Waters of Great Marsh, 

Delaware, 

W82-05415 1511 2K 

LORD, W. B. 

Evaluation of Demand Management Policies for 

Conserving Water in Urban Outdoor Residential 

Uses, 

W82-06669 1512 3D 

Municipal Water Supply Restrictions as Urban 

Growth Constraints, 

W82-05748 1511 3D 

Objectives and Constraints in Federal Water Re- 
sources Planning, 
W82-04288 1510 6E 

LORDA, E. 

A Comparison of the Incidence of Five Patho- 
logical Conditions in Soft-Shell Clams, Mya 
Arenaria, from Environments with Various Pol- 
lution Histories, 
W82-02357 1505 5C 

LORDI, D. 

Impact of American Regulations on Industrial 

Sludge Management, 

W82-05184 1511 6E 

LORDI, D. T. 

Fate of Priority Pollutants in Large Municipal 

Treatment Plants, 

W82-03867 1509 5B 

Pretreatment Removal Credits: Fact or Fiction, 
W82-06207 1512 5G 

LORENZ, R. C. 

Growth Dynamics of Cladophora Glomerata in 
Western Lake Erie in Relation to Some Envi- 
ronmental Factors, 
W82-06932 1512 5C 

LORING, D. H. 

Geochemical Factors Controlling the Accumu- 
lation and Dispersal of Heavy Metals in the Bay 
of Fundy Sediments, 
W82-06188 1512 2K 

LOTSPEICH, F. B. 

A New Method for Reporting and Interpreting 
Textural Composition of Spawning Gravel, 
W82-06395 1512 81 

Watersheds As The Basic Ecosystems: This 
Conceptual Framework Provides A Basis For A 
Natural Classification System, 
W82-04253 1510 7C 

LOU, W. C. 

Mathematical Modeling of Earth Dam Breaches, 
W82-03532 1508 8A 

LOUCKS, D. P. 

A Multilevel Model and Algorithm for Some 

Multiobjective Problems, 

W82-01884 1504 6A 

Reliability, Resiliency, and Vulnerability Crite- 
ria for Water Resource System Performance 
Evaluation, 
W82-05078 1511 6A 

Robustness of Water Resources Systems, 
W82-05077 1511 6A 



LOUCKS, O. L. 

The Impact of Urbanization on Seasonal Hydro- 
logic and Nutrient Budgets of a Small North 
American Watershed, 
W82-024O0 1505 5B 

LOUIS, C. 

Water-Phosphoric Acid Media: Electrochemical 

Properties, 

W82-02943 1506 IB 

LOUTIT, M. 

Reduction of Chromium(VI) by Bacterially Pro- 
duced Hydrogen Sulphide in a Marine Environ- 
ment, 
W82-03758 1509 5B 

LOVE, F. G. 

Biogenic Calcite Structures Forming in Lake 

Fryxell, Antarctica, 

W82-04638 1510 2H 

LOVE, O. T. JR. 

Removing Trihalomethanes from Drinking 

Water, 

W82-00953 1502 5F 

LOVERIDGE, C. 

Effect of Metals on the Biomass Production 

Kinetics of Freshwater Copepods, 

W82-00593 1502 5C 

LOVLEY, D. R. 

Intermediary Metabolism of Organic Matter in 

the Sediments of a Eutrophic Lake, 

W82-06745 1512 5C 

Kinetic Analysis of Competition Between Sul- 
fate Reducers and Methanogens for Hydrogen in 
Sediments, 
W82-06886 1512 2H 

LOW, N. F. 

Rutland Water Raw Water Quality - Problems 

and Management, 

W82-06475 1512 5G 

LOW, W. H. 

Radionuclide Concentrations in Streams in the 

Upper Blackfoot River Basin, Southeastern 

Idaho, 

W82-00418 1501 5A 

LOWE, D. R. 

Diffusion of Sediment on the Lee of Dune-Like 
Bedforms: Theoretical and Numerical Analysis, 
W82-01842 1504 2J 

LOWE, R. L. 

Monitoring River Periphyton With Artificial 

Benthic Substrates, 

W82-00581 1502 5 A 

LOWER, G. W. 

Ion-Precipitate Flotation of Iron-Cyanide Com- 
plexes, 
W82-05259 1511 5D 

LOWHAM, H. W. 

Hydrology of Salt Wells Creek-A Plains Stream 

in Southwestern Wyoming, 

W82-06679 1512 2 A 

LOWING, M. J. 

Flood Event Modeling - A Study of Two Meth- 
ods, 
W82-02291 1505 2 A 

LOWRANCE, R. R. 

Nutrient Cycling in an Agricultural Watershed: 
Waterborne Nutrient Input/Output Budgets for 
the Riparian Zone, 
W82-03825 1509 5B 

LOWRY, J. D. 

UV Disinfection for Onsite Sand Filter Effluent, 
W82-05937 1512 5D 

LOWRY, J. H. 

Sample Digestion Procedures for Simultaneous 
Determination of Arsenic, Antimony, and Sele- 



nium by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma 
Emission Spectrometry with Hydride Genera- 
tion, 
W82-05360 1511 5 A 

LOWTHION, D. 

Effects of Macroalgal Mats on the Ecology of 

Intertidal, 

W82-06893 1512 5C 

LOZEJ, A. 

Identification of Aquifer Transmissivities: The 

Comparison Model Method, 

W82-06859 1512 2F 

LOZINSKAYA, E. A. 

Evaluation of the Effect of Linearization of the 
Magnus Equation on the Accuracy of Calculat- 
ing Evaporation from the Surface of Moist Soil 
and Transpiration, 
W82-05031 1511 2D 

LUBBERS, J. R. 

Study of Chlorine Dioxide and Its Metabolites in 

Man, 

W82-05057 1511 5F 

LUBON, P. 

Biological Oxidation of Aqueous Thiocyanate, 
W82-00442 1501 5D 

Thiocyanate Bio-Oxidation Kinetics, 
W82-02596 1505 5D 

LUCAS, J. 

Examination of Probable Causes of Individual 

Water Supply Contamination, 

W82-06435 1512 5B 

LUCAS, J. L. 

Groundwater Quality in the Severn-Trent 

Region, 

W82-02423 1505 5 A 



LUCAS, S. 

The Roman Way, 
W82-02744 



1506 5F 



LUCCHITTA, I. 

Flash Flood in Arizona - Observations and Their 
Application to the Identification of Flash-Flood 
Deposits in the Geologic Record, 
W82-02350 1505 2A 

LUCENA, F. 

Viral Pollution Determination of Superficial 
Waters (River Water and Sea-Water) from the 
Urban Area of Barcelona (Spain), 
W82-05014 1511 5 A 

LUCERO, F. 

Water Related Planning and Design at Energy 

Firms, 

W82-00042 1501 6D 

LUDINGTON, D. C. 

The Breakdown of Poultry Manure Aggregates 

by Rainfall Impact, 

W82-00513 1502 5B 

LUDOVICI, P. R. 

Water Reclamation by the Use of Soil-Turfgrass 

Systems in the Southwest USA, 

W82-02817 1506 3C 

LUDWICK, J. C, 

Perpetual Shoals at the Entrance to Chesapeake 
Bay: Flow-Substrate Interactions and Mutually 
Evasive Net Currents, 
W82-00149 1501 2L 

Sediment Transport and Shoaling in Estuarine 

and Other Shallow- Water Areas, 

W82-04753 1511 2L 






$888 



PA- 135 



LUDWIG, H. F. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



LUDWIG, H. F. 

Environmental Aspects of Multi-Purpose Reser- 
voir Projects in Developing Countries, 
W82-05426 1511 6G 



LUDWIG, K. L. 

Foam Control in Aeration Tanks, 
W82-00525 



1502 5D 



LUDWIG, K. R. 

James Bay Spillways and Control Structures, 
W82-04692 1510 8 A 

LUDWIG, R. 

Concepts in Aquatic Treatment System Design, 
W82-02593 1505 5D 

LUDWIGS, R. S. 

Yield Verification of a Dolomite Aquifer in 

Northeast Illinois, 

W82-01334 1503 2F 

LUE-HING, C. 

Environmental Impact of the Microbial Aerosol 
Emissions from Wastewater Treatment Plants, 
W82-05428 1511 5B 

Fate of Priority Pollutants in Large Municipal 

Treatment Plants, 

W82-03867 1509 5B 

Impact of American Regulations on Industrial 

Sludge Management, 

W82-05184 1511 6E 

Industrial Waste Pretreatment and EPA Cadmi- 
um Limitations, 
W82-05443 1511 5E 

Pretreatment Removal Credits: Fact or Fiction, 
W82-06207 1512 5G 

LUECKE, R. H. 

Assessment of Solvent Extraction for Treatment 

of Coal Gasifier Wastewater, 

W82-00439 1501 5D 

LUIKEN, R. L. 

Water Rate Studies and Rate Making Philos- 
ophy, 
W82-06222 1512 6C 

LUKASIK, E. D. 

Nitrogen Control at Three Related Plants, 
W82-05434 1511 5D 

LUKIN, I. N. 

Use and Investigation of Water-Jet Pumps 
(Ejectors) at the Chirkey Hydroelectric Station, 
W82-05592 1511 8C 

LUM, L. W. K. 

Incorporation of Chemical Equilibrium, Phy- 

sico-Chemical Reactions and the Simulation of 

Inorganic Qualities in a Reservoir Ecologic 

Model, 

W82-05187 1511 2H 

LUMBERS, J. P. 

Risk Analysis in the Planning, Design and Oper- 
ational Control of Wate: Pollution Prevention 
Schemes- A Perspective, 
W82-03857 1509 5G 



LUND, D. E. 

Empire Controlled by Computer, 
W82-00529 



1502 5D 



LUND, J. W. G. 

Bioassays of Waters from the Severn and 

Thames River Systems, 

W82-02448 1505 5 A 

LUND, L. J. 

Infrared Spectroscopic Study of the Water-Sol u- 
ble Fraction of Sewage Sludge-Soil Mixtures 
During Incubation, 
W82-OI130 1503 5E 



Nitrogen Balances for an Effluent Irrigation 

Area, 

W82-01478 1503 3C 

LUND, Z. F. 

Coastal Bermudagrass Yield and Soil Properties 
as Affected by Surface-Applied Dairy Manure 
and Its Residue, 
W82-00195 1501 3C 

LUNDBLAD, P. O. 

Factors Influencing Formation of Trihalometh- 
anes in Drinking Water with Special Reference 
to Swedish Conditions, 
W82-04826 1511 5F 

LUNDSTROM, K. 

Actinomycetes and Fungi in Surface Waters and 

in Potable Water, 

W82-06543 1512 5B 

LUNSFORD, C. A. 

Kepone Distribution in the Water Column of the 

James River Estuary - 1976-78, 

W82-02360 1505 5B 

LUPIN, H. M. 

Recovery of Protein and Oil from Fishery 
Bloodwater Waste, Effect of pH and Tempera- 
ture, 
W82-06655 1512 5D 

LUTHIN, J. N. 

Irrigation Management of Colorado River 

Water with Increase in Salinity, 

W82-01226 1503 3C 

LUTHY, R. 

Leach Characteristics of Coal-Gasification Char, 
W82-01025 1502 5B 

LUTHY, R. C. 

Treatment of Coal Gasification Process 

Wastewaters, 

W82-00434 1501 5D 

LUTHY, R. G. 

Biological Treatment of Synthetic Fuel 

Wastewater, 

W82-00971 1502 5D 

Chemical Equilibria in Split-Treatment Soften- 
ing of Water, 
W82-01165 1503 5F 

LUTZ, G. A. 

Collapsible-Bag Suspended-Sediment Sampler, 
W82-04745 1510 7B 

LUXMOORE, R. J. 

Hydraulic Properties of Fullerton Cherty Silt 

Loam, 

W82-01561 1503 2G 

LUXON, E. G. 

Evaluation of Instruments for Continuous Acti- 
vated Sludge Monitoring, 
W82-04594 1510 5D 

LY, C. K. 

The Role of the Akosombo Dam on the Volta 
River in Causing Coastal Erosion in Central and 
Eastern Ghana (West Africa), 
W82-06100 1512 2J 

LYATKHER, V. M. 

Large-Scale Experimental Investigations of Fail- 
ure of an Embankment Slope under Dynamic 
Loads, 
W82-04774 1511 8D 

Numerical Methods in Hydraulics, 

W82-06614 1512 8B 

LYLE, W. M. 

Low Energy Precision Application (LEPA) Ir- 
rigation System, 
W82-01859 1504 3F 



LYNCH, D. D. 

Internal Phosphorus Loading in a Shallow Eu- 

trophic Lake, 

W82-06663 1512 2H 

LYNCH, D. R. 

Models of Landfill Leaching: Moisture Flow 

and Inorganic Strength, 

W82-05818 1511 5B 

Models of Landfill Leaching: Organic Strength, 
W82-05817 1511 5B 

LYNCH, J. A. 

Seasonal Stream Temperature Changes Follow- 
ing Forest Harvesting, 
W82-04870 1511 4C 



LYNN, S. 

Solvent Extraction of Phenols, 
W82-00438 



1501 5D 



LYON, R. M. 

Auctions and Alternative Procedures for Allo- 
cating Pollution Rights, 
W82-04746 1510 6E 

LYONS, E. E. 

Winter Water Relations of Red Spruce on 
Mount Monadnock, New Hampshire, 
W82-02634 1506 21 

LYONS, W. B. 

Shallow Core Snow Chemistry of Athabasca 

Glacier, Alberta, 

W82-00320 1501 2C 

Trace Metal Fluxes to Nearshore Long Island 

Sound Sediments, 

W82-01040 1502 5B 

LYSMER, J. 

Response of Buried Structures to Traveling 

Waves, 

W82-03346 1507 8D 

LYSYJ, I. 

Treatment Effectiveness: Oil Tanker Ballast 

Water Facility, 

W82-04625 1510 5D 

MA, T. S. 

Trace Analysis of Toxic Metals. I. Determina- 
tion of Lead, Mercury, Cadmium and Thallium 
by Amperometric Titration, 
W82-03236 1507 5A 

MABEY, W. R. 

Photolysis of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocar- 
bons in Water, 
W82-04835 1511 5B 

MABINI, T. P. 

Water Resources Apparisals for Hydroelectric 
Licensing; St. Joseph - Kalamazoo River Basin; 
Indiana - Michigan, 
W82-03044 1507 6D 

MACALADY, D. L. 

On the Presence of Iron(II) in Oxygenated Sur- 
face Waters: Analytical Implications, 
W82-06271 1512 5A 

MACAULEY, P. 

Water Requirements for Industrial Develop- 
ment, 
W82-04117 1509 6D 

MACCHI, G. 

Voltammetric Characterization and Chemical 
Behavior of Inorganic Tin in Natural Waters, 
W82-00627 1502 5A 

MACCHIARELLA, G. 

A Rain Attenuation Model for the Sirio-Shf 

Experiment, 

W82-06530 1512 7B 



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MACCONNELL, W. P. 

A Model of Natural and Man-Induced Changes 
in Open Freshwater Wetlands on the Massachu- 
setts Coastal Plain, 
W82-00397 1501 21 

MACCUBBIN, A. E. 

Mineralization of Detrital Lignocelluloses by 

Salt Marsh Sediment Microflora, 

W82-06410 1512 2L 

Petroleum Degradation by Naturally Occurring 
Populations of Marine Bacteria from Middle At- 
lantic Outer Continental Shelf Waters, 
W82-01683 1503 5G 

MACDONALD, R. D. 

Sediment Character and Provenance in a Com- 
plex Fjord; Howe Sound, British Columbia, 
W82-06189 1512 2J 

MACDONALD, R. M. 

Determination of Aminocarb in Water by High 
Performance Liquid Chromatography, 
W82-00232 1501 5 A 

MACDONALD, R. W. 

The Effect of Storage by Freezing on Dissolved 
Inorganic Phosphate, Nitrate and Reactive Sili- 
cate for Samples from Coastal and Estuarine 
Waters, 
W82-04660 1510 5A 

MACDONELL, M. T. 

Isolation and Characterization of Ultramicrobac- 

teria from a Gulf Coast Estuary, 

W82-06747 1512 5 A 

MACE, H. A. F. 

Diel Changes in Plankton and Water Chemistry 

in Wicken Brickpit, 

W82-02411 1505 2H 

MACEINA, M. J. 

The Utilization of Grass Carp, Ctenopharyngo- 
don Idella Val., for Hydrilla Control in Lake 
Baldwin, Florida, 
W82-05274 1511 4A 

MACGREGOR, A. N. 
Casein Whey Wastewater Effects on Soil Per- 
meability, 
W82-04874 1511 3C 

MACINTYRE, S. 

Stratification and Mixing in Shallow Tropical 

African Lakes, 

W82-03514 1508 2H 

MACIOROWSKI, A. F. 

Bioassays - Procedures and Results, 

W82-01277 1503 5A 



Bioassays - Procedures and Results, 
W82-06810 



1512 5A 



Preference-Avoidance Reactions of Crayfish to 
Sublethal Concentrations of Cadmium, 
W82-00916 1502 5A 

MACK, F. K. 

Map Showing how the Potentiometric Surface 
of the Magothy Aquifer of August 1980 Differed 
from the Potentiometric Surface of September 
1977, in Southern Maryland, 
W82-05838 1511 7C 

Map Showing How the Potentiometric Surface 
of the Magothy Aquifer of September 1979 Dif- 
fered from the Potentiometric Surface of Sep- 
tember 1977, in Southern Maryland, 
W82-03983 1509 7C 

Map Showing the Potentiometric Surface of the 

Magothy Aquifer in Southern Maryland, August 

1980, 

W82-03981 1509 7C 

MACK, S. 

Hydrogeology of the Sierra Nevada Foothill 
Lineament Near Oakhurst, California, 
W82-00831 1502 2F 



AUTHOR INDEX 



MACKAY, D. C. 

Dryland Salinity in a Closed Drainage Basin in 

Nobleford, Alberta, 

W82-05656 151 1 40 

Leaching Fractions and Salt Status of Two Irri- 
gated Gypsum-Rich Soils in Southern Alberta, 
W82-05762 1511 2G 

MACKAY, G. H. 

Flood Control and Flow Regulation Problems 

on the Assiniboine River, 

W82-05389 151 1 4 A 

MACKENZIE, C. J. G. 

Water Quality Management in British Columbia, 
W82-05767 1511 5C 

MACKENZIE, D. 

An Epidemiological Study of Weil-Water Ni- 
trates in a Group of South West African/Nami- 
bian Infants, 
W82-03831 1509 5C 

MACKIERNAN, G. B. 

Aspects of Impacts Assessment of Low Fresh- 
water Inflows to Chesapapeake Bay, 
W82-02115 1505 6G 

MACKIN, J. E. 

A Factor Analysis of Elemental Associations in 
the Surface Microlayer of Lake Michigan and 
Its Fluvial Inputs, 
W82-03442 1508 2H 

MACKINNON, M. 

A Survey of ATP Concentrations in Lake On- 
tario, 1975-1976, 
W82-01144 1503 2H 

MACKNIGHT, H. 

A Case Study of Rural Opposition Toward 

River Valley Planning, 

W82-05386 1511 6E 

MACKO, C. A. 

The Removal of Organic Matter from Surface 
Water Supplies by Anion Exchange Resins, 
W82-01697 1503 5F 

MACLAY, R. W. 

Test-Hole Data for the Edwards Aquifer in the 

San Antonio Area, Texas, 

W82-05218 1511 7C 

MACLEISH, J. H. 

Molecular (Osmotic and Electro-Osmotic) Back- 
wash of Cellulose Acetate Hyperfiltration Mem- 
branes, 
W82-06792 1512 3A 

MACLEOD, D. A. 

Factors Affecting the Chemistry of Precipitation 
and River Water in an Upland Catchment, 
W82-01322 1503 2K 

MACLEOD, D. C. 

Sludge Disposal to Sea in South Africa, 
W82-06599 1512 5E 

MACLOCK, B. 

Cold Lake-Beaver River Regional Water Re- 
sources Study, 
W82-05396 1511 6D 

MACPHERSON, J. M. 

Hydrology of Okarito Lagoon and the Inferred 
Effects of Selective Logging in Okarito Forest, 
W82-01703 1503 4C 

MACRAE, W. R. 

R Factors in Coliform-Fecal Coliform Sewage 
Flora of the Prairies and Northwest Territories 
of Canada, 
W82-O0508 1502 5 A 

MACTAVISH, D. 

Residues of Nonylphenol in Spruce Foliage, 
Forest Soil, Stream Water and Sediment After 
its Aerial Application, 
W82-0O559 1502 5B 






MAGILLIGAN, F. J. 

MACY, J. 

Flow Duration at Selected Stream-Sites in Ken- 
tucky, 
W82-02837 1506 2E 

MADDOCK, T. III. 

An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Combin- 
ing Economic and Physical Ground-Water 
Models, 
W82-05545 1511 2F 

MADDOCKS, S. L. 

Vertical Movements of the Surface Water and 
Thermal Stratification in Rutland Water, 
W82-06476 1512 2H 

MADDY, K. T. 

A Study of Samples of Well Water Collected 
from Selected Areas in California to Determine 
the Presence of DBCP and Certain Other Pesti- 
cide Residues, 
W82-00532 1502 5 A 

MADES, D. M. 

Stage-Discharge Relations at Dams on the Illi- 
nois and Des Plaines Rivers in Illinois, 
W82-01793 1503 4A 

MADSEN, B. C. 

Acid Rain at Kennedy Space Center, Florida: 

Recent Observations, 

W82-00533 1502 5B 

MADSEN, H. 

Accuracy of Point Precipitation Measurements, 
W82-02209 1505 2B 

MAEDA, H. 

Direct Analytical Method for Aromatic Com- 
pounds in Water by Steam Carrier Gas Chroma- 
tography, 
W82-05164 1511 5 A 

MAEDA, K. 

A Method for the Evaluation of the Effective- 
ness of a Quality Control Operation in Activated 
Sludge Process, 
W82-03854 1509 5D 

A New Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids Method 
of Control with Total Sludge Management, 
W82-03853 1509 5D 

Seasonal and Long-Term Changes in Surface 
Cover of Aquatic Plants in a Shallow Pond, 
Ojaga-Ike, Chiba, Japan, 
W82-06900 1512 5C 

MAEDA, M. 

A Method for the Evaluation of the Effective- 
ness of a Quality Control Operation in Activated 
Sludge Process, 
W82-03854 1509 5D 

MAEYER-CLEEMPOEL, S. DE 

Faecal Pollution of Belgian Coastal Water, 
W82-01373 1503 5 A 

MAGDOFF, F. R. 

Nitrogen Availability from Sewage Sludge, 
W82-O0158 1501 5E 

MAGGERT, J. E. 

Superseparation: Soret Effect Reversed, 
W82-00791 1502 3 A 

MAGILL, R. N. 

Managing Potomac Water Quality: Evolving 

Approaches, 

W82-06361 1512 6B 

MAGILLIGAN, F. J. 

Climate Variation and the Mobility and Storage 

of Sediment in Watersheds, 

W82-05931 1512 4D 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



MAGNUSON, J. J. 

Decomposition and Microbial Colonization of 
Leaves in a Stream Modified by Coal Ash Efflu- 
ent, 
W82-02654 1506 5C 

MAGNUSON, M. L. 

Upflow Water Filtration Unit, Test Results, 
W82-00407 1501 5F 

MAGNUSSEN, M. H. 

Isolation of Pittsburgh Pneumonia Agent from a 

Hospital Shower, 

W82-06891 1512 5B 

MAGOUN, A. D. 

Reservoir Water Quality Sampling Design, 
W82-06868 1512 2H 

MAGUIRE, R. J. 

Fenitrothion Sprayed on a Pond: Kinetics of Its 

Distribution and Transformation in Water and 

Sediment, 

W82-00159 1501 5B 

MAH, R. A. 

Thin Layer Chromatographic and Atomic Ab- 
sorption Spectrophotometric Determination of 
Methyl Mercury, 
W82-00503 1502 5 A 

MAHADEVAN, A. 

Aquatic Microbiology with Reference to Tannin 

Degradation, 

W82-02028 1504 5B 

MAHAJAN, R. K. 

Note on Probability Approach to Study the 
Occurrence of Rainfall at Hyderabad, 
W82-01380 1503 2B 

MAHAN, M. O. 

Influence of Trickle and Sprinkle Irrigation on 

Golden Delicious Apple Quality, 

W82-02001 1504 3F 

Performance of Bearing Cherry and Prune Trees 

Under Very Low Irrigation Rates, 

W82-00119 1501 3F 

MAHAR, L. 

Soil Percolation Rates from Neutron Probe 

Measurements, 

W82-04309 1510 4B 

MAHER, M. D. 

The Economics of Urban Stormwater Manage- 
ment, 
W82-03508 1508 4A 

MAHER, W. A. 

Distribution of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocar- 
bons in Sediments from Estuaries of Southeast- 
ern Australia, 
W82-02438 1505 5B 

MAHLER, A. 

Ames' Mutagenic Activity in Recycled Water 
from an Israeli Water Reclamation Project, 
W82-0O234 1501 5D 

MAHMOOD, K. 

Urban Catchment Models: A Brief Examination, 
W82-02813 1506 4C 

MAHMOUD, T. A. 

Wastewater from a Sugar Refining Industry, 
W82-05337 1511 5D 

MAIDA, M. 

A New Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids Method 
of Control with Total Sludge Management, 
W82-03853 1509 5D 

MAIDMENT, D. 

Supply-Demand Coordination in Water Re- 
sources Management, 
W82-01299 1503 6C 



MAIDMENT, D. R. 

Stochastic State Variable Dynamic Program- 
ming for Reservoir Systems Analysis, 
W82-04430 1510 6A 

MAIER, W. J. 

Benefits from Water Conservation Depend on 

Comprehensive Planning, 

W82-04557 1510 3D 

Characterization of Soluble and Colloidal-Phase 
Metal Complexes in River Water by Ultrafiltra- 
tion. A Mass-Balance Approach, 
W82-00480 1501 5A 

Determination of Organically Combined Chlo- 
rine in High Molecular Weight Aquatic Organ- 



W82-00258 



1501 5A 



MAINI, T. 

Strategy for Radioactive Waste Disposal in 

Crystalline Rocks, 

W82-00299 1501 5E 

MAIOLIE, M. 

Colorado Cooperative Fishery Research Unit 
Studies at Twin Lakes, Colorado: 1980 Report 
of Findings, 
W82-06402 1512 6G 

MAIOLO, J. R. 

Relating Population Growth to Shellfish Bed 
Closures: A Case Study from North Carolina, 
W82-01641 1503 5C 

MAITY, S. P. 

Effect of Soil-Moisture Tensions and Preceding 
Winter Crops on the Yield and Water-Use Effi- 
ciency of Succeeding Crop of Tossa Jute, 
W82-02045 1504 21 

MAJERLES, R. J. 

Post-Treatment Process for Reverse Osmosis 

Membranes, 

W82-02454 1505 3 A 

MAJETI, V. A. 

An Environmental Health Survey of Drinking 
Water Contamination by Leachate from a Pesti- 
cide Waste Dump in Hardeman County, Tennes- 



see 
W82-05203 



1511 5B 



MAJI, C. C. 

Optimal Reservoir Management and Crop 
Planning Under Deterministic and Stochastic In- 
flows, 
W 82-039 14 1509 3F 

MAJIMA, T. 

Automatic Control of the Sewage Sludge Pyro- 
lysis Process in Multiple Hearth Furnace, 
W82-04587 1510 5E 

MAKI, J. S. 

Comparison of Two Direct-Count Methods for 
Determining Metabolizing Bacteria in Fresh- 
water, 
W82-00495 1501 5A 

MAKITA, T. 

Kraft Pulp Mill Effluent and Sediment Can 
Retard Development and Lyse Sea Urchin 

W82-03610 1508 5C 

MAKONNEN, G. A. 

Double and Monocropped Wheat and Grain 

Sorghum Under Different Tillage and Row 

Spacings, 

W82-01862 1504 21 

MALAIYANDI, M. 

Reverse Osmosis Separation of Sulfate, Nitrate, 
and Ammonia from Mining Effluents, 
W82-02640 1506 5D 

MALCOLM, R. L. 

Reconnaissance Samplings and Characterization 
of Aquatic Humic Substances at the Yuma De- 
salting Test Facility, Arizona, 
W82-04983 1511 3 A 



MALCYZK, J. M. 

Release of Phosphorus by Certain Benthic In- 
vertebrates, 
W82-01502 1503 2H 

MALE, L. M. 

Stream Nutrient Levels and Proximity of Agri- 
cultural and Forest Land to Streams: Some Re- 
lationships, 
W82-01554 1503 5B 

MALECHA, S. R. 

Application of Nutrient-Saturated Growth 
Model to Phytoplankton Management in Fresh- 
water Prawn (Macrobrachium Rosenbergii) 
Ponds in Hawaii, 
W82-01483 1503 2H 

Polyculture of the Freshwater Prawn, Macro- 
brachium Rosenbergii, Chinese and Common 
Carps in Ponds Enriched with Swine Manure I. 
Initial Trials, 
W82-03900 1509 3C 

MALEVANCHIK, B. S. 

Engineering Aspects of Fish Protection at Water 

Intakes, 

W82-04759 1511 81 



MALEY, T. S. 

Mineral Law Since Nepa, 
W82-06582 



1512 6E 



MALHERBE, A. 

The Molecular Mass Distribution of Organic 
Compounds in Activated Sludge Plant Effluent 
Determined by Means of Gel Permeation Chro- 
matography, 
W82-06030 1512 5A 

MALIBARI, A. 

Structure and Function of Mycorrhizal Rhizo- 
morphs with Special Reference to Their Role in 
Water Transport, 
W82-03190 1507 21 

MALINA, J. F. JR. 

Apparatus Needs and Costs for Monitoring 

Priority Pollutants, 

W82-04779 1511 5 A 



Chemicals Disinfect Sludge, 
W82-01003 



1502 5D 



MALLER, R. A. 

An Analysis of Areal Infiltration Considering 

Spatial Variability, 

W82-02927 1506 2G 

MALLORY, M. J. 

Addendum to: Sources of Powerplant Cooling 
Water in the Desert Area of Southern Califor- 
nia-Reconnaissance Study, 
W82-01773 1503 6B 

MALONE, P. G. 

Stabilization/Solidification of Waste from Un- 
controlled Disposal Sites, 
W82-01432 1503 5E 

MALONE, R. F. 

Reliability Analysis of BOD Kinetics in a South- 
ern Stream Governed by the Discharge of an 
Oxidation Pond, 
W82-06159 1512 5B 

MALONE, T. C. 

Effects of Freshwater Flow on Salinity and Phy- 
toplankton Biomass in the Lower Hudson Estu- 
ary, 
W82-02117 1505 2L 

MALONEY, L. M. 

Abiotic Versus Biotic Uptake of Radiophos- 

phorus in Lake Water, 

W82-01824 1504 2H 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



MARGARITZ, M. 



MALOY, B. F. 

The Consultant's Viewpoint on Alternative Dis- 
infectants, 
W82-00286 1501 6A 

MALUEG, K. W. 

Effects of Fine Sediments on Growth of Juve- 
nile Coho Salmon in Laboratory Streams, 
W82-02639 1506 5C 

Summer Internal Phosphorus Supplies in 

Shagawa Lake, Minnesota, 

W82-02332 1505 5B 

MALY, E. J. 

The Effect of Current on the Distribution of 
Diatoms Settling on Submerged Glass Slides, 
W82-02567 1505 7B 

The Influence of Flatworm Predation on Zoo- 
plankton Inhabiting Small Ponds, 
W82-02655 1506 2H 

MAMARBACHI, G. 

Identifxcation and Determination of Aminocarb 
in Natural Water and Balsam Fir Foliage. (Re- 
cherche et Dosage De L'Aminocarb Dans Les 
eaux Naturelles et le Feuillage Du Sapin Bau- 
mier Par Chromatographie en Phase Gazeuse), 
W82-03460 1508 5 A 

MAMONTOVA, L. M. 

Toxicant Accumulation in Hydrobiont Tissues 

Following Effluent Discharge, 

W82-01919 1504 5C 

MANAHAN, S. E. 

Characterization, Renovation, and Utilization of 
Water from Slurry Transport Systems, 
W82-05289 1511 5D 

MANBECK, D. M. 

Potential for Groundwater Recharge Seepage 
from Flood-Retarding Reservoirs in South Cen- 
tral Nebraska, 
W82-05663 1511 4B 

MANCINELLI, G. 

Evaluation of General and Specific Stress Indi- 
ces in Mussels Collected from Populations Sub- 
jected to Different Levels of Heavy Metal Pollu- 
tion, 
W82-05983 1512 5C 

MANCY, K. H. 

Nile Water for Sinai: Framework for Analysis, 
W82-04203 1509 6A 

MANDAL, B. K. 

Limnological Studies of a Freshwater Fish Pond 

at Burdwan, West Bengal, India, 

W82-03186 1507 2H 

MANDAL, L. N. 

Effect of Different Levels of Water Salinity on 
the Decomposition of Organic Manures in a 
Brackish Water Fish Pond Soil, 
W82-01363 1503 3C 

Effect of Different Water Salinity Levels and 
Organic Matter Application on the Composition 
of Water Soluble and Exchangeable Bases in a 
Brackishwater Fish Pond Soil, 
W82-02027 1504 2H 

Inorganic Transformation of Applied Phospho- 
rus in Brackish Water Fish Pond Soil Under 
Different Water Salinity Levels, 
W82-00920 1502 2H 

MANDEL, R. M. 

Use of the Contingency Fund at Stringfellow 

Hazardous Waste Disposal Site, 

W82-01416 1503 5G 

MANDELLI, E. F. 

On the Presence of Fecal Steroids in Sediments 

from Two Mexican Harbors, 

W82-02012 1504 5 A 



MANDL, C. E. 

A Survey of Mathematical Optimization Models 
and Algorithms for Designing and Extending 
Irrigation and Wastewater Networks, 
W82-01296 1503 6A 

MANGINI, A. 

Determination of Recent Deposition Rates in 
Lake Constance with Radioisotopic Methods. 
W82-03883 1509 2J 

Determination of Recent Desposition Rates in 
Lake Constance with Radioisotopic Methods, 
W82-05625 1511 5B 

MANHEIM, F. T. 

Patterns of Groundwater Salinity Changes in a 
Deep Continental-Oceanic Transect Off the 
Southeastern Atlantic Coast of the U.S.A., 
W82-03582 1508 2F 

MANKA, J. 

Organic Groups and Molecular Weight Distri- 
bution in Tertiary Effluents and Renovated 
Waters, 
W82-05480 1511 5D 

Organic Micropollution Indices of Effluents and 

Renovated Waters, 

W82-00123 1501 5A 

MANKIN, J. B. 

A Comparison of Sensitivity Analysis and Error 
Analysis Based on a Stream Ecosystem Model, 
W82-0O991 1502 7 A 

MANN, D. C. 

Alkylpyridines in Surface Waters, Ground- 
waters, and Subsoils of a Drainage Located Ad- 
jacent to an Oil Shale Facility, 
W82-O0481 1501 5B 

MANN, H. S. 

Quantification of Rainfall and Its Utilization Ef- 
ficiency in Rajasthan, 
W82-03276 ' 1507 2B 

MANN, J. H. 

Experiments in Improving Rural Water Sup- 
plies, 
W82-04350 1510 5F 

MANN, P. C. 

Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water 

Service, 

W82-04273 1510 6C 



The Real Price of Urban Water, 
W82-04797 



1511 6C 



MANN, P. G. 

Effects of Effluents from a Coal-Fired, Electric- 
Generating Powerplant on Local Ground Water 
Near Hayden, Colorado, 
W82-06137 1512 5C 

MANN. R. 

Growth of the Bay Scallop, Argopecten Irra- 

dians, in a Waste Recycling Aquaculture 

System, 

W82-00842 1502 3C 



MANNING, J. F. JR. 

Fermentation Industry, 
W82-06917 



1512 5D 



MANNING, P. J. 

Middlesex County Sewerage Authority V. Na- 
tional Sea Clammers Association: Implied Pri- 
vate Rights of Action for Damages under the 
Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amend- 
ments of 1972, 
W82-01455 1503 6E 

MANNING, R. 

Optimal Water Pricing and Storage: The Effect 

of Discounting, 

W82-05049 1511 6C 



MANNS, P. V. 

Start-Up and Operating Experience with Com- 
puterized Control System in a 1.3 CU M/S (30 
MGD) Wastewater Treatment Plant, 
W82-04047 1509 5D 

MANTAI, K. E. 

Environmental Factors Controlling Physiologi- 
cal Changes in Cladophora in Lake Erie, 
W82-06935 1512 5C 

MANTELL, A. 

Turnover of Tritiated Water in Calamondin 

Plants, 

W82-02048 1504 5 A 

MAPP, H. 

Economics of Declining Water Supplies in the 

Ogallala Aquifer, 

W82-04922 1511 4B 

MAR, B. W. 

Composite Sampling of Highway Runoff, 
W82-02230 1505 7B 

Total Suspended Solids in Highway Runoff in 

Washington State, 

W82-05820 1511 5B 

MARA, D. D. 

Occurrence of Rhodococcus Coprophilus and 
Associated Actinomycetes in Feces, Sewage, 
and Freshwater, 
W82-03122 1507 5A 

A Selective Medium for the Enumeration of 
Streptococcus Bovis by Membrane Filtration, 
W82-01620 1503 5A 

MARAIS, G. V. R. 

The Activated Sludge Process-3. Single Sludge 

Denitrification, 

W82-03223 1507 5D 

A Computer-Based Strategy for the Control of 

Equalization Tanks, 

W82-04053 1509 5D 

MARCHAND, J. 

Study of the Transfer of Cd, Pb, Cu, and Zn in 
Neritic and Estuarine Trophic Chains - I. State 
in the Internal Estuary of the Loire (France) 
During the Summer of 1978. (Etude du Trans- 
fert de Cd, Pb, Cu et Zn dans les Chaines 
Trophiques Neritiques et Estuariennes - I. Etat 
dans l'Estuaire Interne de la Loire (France) au 
Coursdel'Ete 1978), 
W82-03492 1508 5B 

MARCHANT, R. 

Effect of the Copper Content of Distillery Spent 
Wash on Its Utilization for Single-Cell Protein 
Production by Geotrichum Candidum, Hansen- 
ula Anomala and Candida Kruzei, 
W82-01750 1503 5C 

MARCUS, M. D. 

Periphytic Community Response to Chronic 
Nutrient Enrichment by a Reservoir Discharge, 
W82-01658 1503 5C 

Use of a Fractional Design to Evaluate Interac- 
tions of Environmental Factors Affecting Biode- 
gradation Rates, 
W82-03117 1507 5D 

MARCUSON, W. F. Ill 

Current Methods of Dynamic Analysis for Seis- 
mic Stability of Earth Dams, 
W82-01953 1504 8D 

MARGARITZ, M. 

The Use of Na/Cl Ratios to Trace Solute 

Sources in a Semiarid Zone, 

W82-00601 1502 7B 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



MARGLER, L. W. 

Thin Layer Chromatographic and Atomic Ab- 
sorption Spectrophotometric Determination of 
Methyl Mercury, 
W82-00503 1502 5 A 

MARGREY, S. L. 

The Interaction of Treated Bleached Kraft Mill 

Effluent and Dissolved Oxygen Concentration 

on the Survival of the Developmental Stages of 

the Sheepshead Minnow (Cyprinodon Variega- 

tus), 

W82-01494 1503 5C 

Seasonal Temperature and Power Plant Chlorin- 
ation Effects on Estuarine Invertebrates, 
W82-05204 1511 5C 

MARINER, R. H. 

Geochemical Evidence on the Nature of the 
Basement Rocks of the Sierra Nevada, Califor- 



nia, 
W82-02460 



1505 2K 



MARINI, R. C. 

Potential Political Influences Affecting the 

Water Industry, 

W82-00861 1502 6C 

MARINO, M. A. 

Reliability Programing in Reservoir Manage- 
ment 1. Single Multipurpose Reservoir, 
W82-03148 1507 6A 

Reliability Programming in Reservoir Manage- 
ment 2. Risk-Loss Functions, 
W82-03245 1507 6A 

The Role of Unconditioned and Conditioned 
Cumulative Distribution Functions in Reservoir 
Reliability Programming, 
W82-05523 1511 6A 

MARINOS, A. T. 

Young's Inequality for Three-Dimensional 

Flows, 

W82-04267 1510 2A 

MARK, D. M. 

Topologic Model for Drainage Networks with 

Lakes, 

W82-05905 1512 2A 

MARKEE, T. P. 

Development of Bioassay Procedures for Defin- 
ing Pollution of Harbor Sediments, 
W82-O0387 1501 5C 

MARKER, A. F. H. 

The Seasonal Variation in Silicon Concentration 
in Chalk-Streams in Relation to Diatom Growth, 
W82-02439 1505 5B 

MARKEVICH, V. F. 

Calculation of Earth Dams Being Undermined, 
W82-03162 1507 8D 



MARKS, D. H. 

Local Irrigation Agencies, 
W82-04560 



1510 4B 



MARKWELL, D. D. 

Possible Waterborne Transmission and Mainte- 
nance of Influenza Viruses in Domestic Ducks, 
W82-04468 1510 5B 

MARLIN, J. C. 

Ecological Magnification of Persistent Organ- 
ochlorine Pesticides in an Illinois Watershed, 
W82-02741 1506 5 A 

MAROTTE, F. K. 

Zero-Discharge in Practice at Ray D. Nixon 

Power Plant, 

W82-O4320 1510 5D 

MAROTZ, G. 

Jeddah IV Seawater Desalination and Power 
Plant in Operation in Saudi Arabia 



(Meerwasserentsalzungs und Kraftanlage Jeddah 

IV in Saudi - Arabien in Betrieb), 

W82-04581 1510 3A 

MARR, G. L. 

Environmental Problems and Geothermal Per- 
mitting, 
W82-06217 1512 6G 

MARRY, J. R. 

Advanced Wastewater Plant is Energy Saver, 
W82-01177 1503 5D 

MARSH, D. 

Coupled Trickling Filter-Rotating Biological 

Contactor Nitrification Process, 

W82-02315 1505 5D 

MARSH, D. G. 

Reverse Phase Concentration of Trace Polycy- 
clic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Water, 
W82-01689 1503 5A 

MARSH, F. 

Arizona Ground-Water Reform: Innovations in 

State Water Policy, 

W82-04933 1511 6E 

MARSH, L. 

Methanogenesis in Big Soda Lake, Nevada: An 
Alkaline, Moderately Hypersaline Desert Lake, 
W82-06535 1512 2H 

MARSH, P. 

Evaporation at a High Arctic Site, 

W82-04899 1511 2D 

Snowmelt, Glacier Melt, and High Arctic 

Streamflow Regimes, 

W82-02249 1505 2A 

MARSH, P. B. 

Dispersal of Aspergillus Fumigatus from 
Sewage Sludge Compost Piles Subjected to Me- 
chanical Agitation in Open Air, 
W82-00273 1501 5E 

MARSH, T. J. 

Year-to-Year Changes in the Salinity of the 
Eastern English Channel, 1948-1973: A Budget, 
W82-01399 1503 2A 

MARSHALL, B. E. 

The Decline of Salvinia Molesta on Lake 

Kariba, 

W82-04945 1511 2H 

MARSHALL, E. J. P. 

The Ecology of a Land Drainage Channel-I. 

Oxygen Balance, 

W82-03306 1507 4A 

MARSHALL, G. 

Numerical Solution of the Dam Failure Problem 

by the Random Choice Method, 

W82-03872 1509 8 A 

MARSHALL, J. S. 

Combined Effects of Cadmium and Zinc on a 
Lake Michigan Zooplankton Community, 
W82-04379 1510 5C 

An In Situ Study of Cadmium and Mercury 
Stress in the Plankton Community of Lake 382, 
Experimental Lakes Area, Northwestern Ontar- 
io, 
W82-03612 1508 5C 

MARSILI-LIBELLI, S. 

Estimation and Control Problems in Activated 

Sludge Processes, 

W82-04612 1510 5D 

Microprocessor Architecture and Performance 

in Wastewater Process, 

W82-04056 1509 5D 

MARSON, H. 

Floe/Float System Cleans Desalter Effluent, 
W82-00906 1502 5D 



MARSON, H. W. 

The Successful Treatment of Tanker Ballast 

Water at a Mediterranean Site, 

W82-03703 1508 5D 

MARTEL, C. J. 

Removal of Volatile Trace Organic* from 
Wastewater by Overland Flow Land Treatment, 
W82-01042 1502 5D 

Vegetation Selection and Management for Over- 
land Flow Systems, 
W82-01500 1503 5E 

MARTEN, G. C. 

Effects of Municipal Waste Water Effluent on 
Performance and Feed Quality of Maize Vs. 
Reed Canarygrass, 
W82-00564 1502 3C 

MARTENS, C. S. 

Biogeochemical Cycling in an Organic-Rich 
Coastal Marine Basin - I. Methane Sediment- 
Water Exchange Processes, 
W82-O3308 1507 2K 

MARTI, O. G. 

Survival of Eggs and Larvae of Swine Nema- 
tode Parasites in Aerobic and Anaerobic Waste 
Treatment Systems, 
W82-O0161 1501 5D 

MARTI, V. C. 

Comparison of Automated Segmented-Flow and 
Discrete Analyzers for the Determination of Nu- 
trients in Water, 
W82-00483 1501 5A 

MARTI, YU. YU. 

The Azov Sea Problem, 

W82-00651 1502 6G 

MARTIN, A. JR. 

Hydrologic and Chemical Evaluation of the 
Ground-Water Resources of Northwest Elkhart 
County, Indiana, 
W82-06691 1512 5B 

MARTIN, B. B. 

Potential Management of Florida Red Tide 
Through Selective Photodynamic Action, 
W82-00515 1502 5G 

MARTIN, C. 

Control of a Pumping Station by Mini Computer 

- A Progress Report, 

W82-02956 1506 6B 

MARTIN, C. S. 

Receiving Stream Fisheries Studies Relative to 
Secondary Treated Pulp and Paper Mill Ef- 
fluents, 
W82-00688 1502 5C 

MARTIN, C. W. 

The Effect of Forest Clearcutting in New Eng- 
land on Stream-Water Chemistry and Biology, 
W82-02178 1505 4C 

MARTIN, D. F. 

Phytoplankton Responses to Ground Water Ad- 
dition in Central Florida Lakes, 
W82-05747 1511 5C 

Potential Management of Florida Red Tide 
Through Selective Photodynamic Action, 
W82-00515 1502 5G 

MARTIN, D. J. 

The Impact of Managed Streamside Timber Re- 
moval on Cutthroat Trout and the Stream Eco- 
system, 
W82-05538 1511 5C 



PA- 140 









MARTIN, D. K. 

Planning Study to Model and Monitor Coal Pile 

Run-Off, 

W82-00091 1501 6 A 

MARTIN, D. L. 

Effects of Water and Nitrogen Management on 

Nitrate Leaching Loss from Sands, 

W82-01581 1503 5B 

MARTIN, G. 

Use of Adenosine Triphosphate in Biological 

Purification Systems (In French), 

W82-03302 1507 5D 

MARTIN, J. D. 

Hydrologic Evaluation of a Hypothetical Coal- 
Mining Site Near Chrisney, Spencer County, 
Indiana, 
W82-02840 1506 6B 

MARTIN, J. H. 

Mytilus Californianus as a Bioindicator of Trace 
Metal Pollution: Variability and Statistical Con- 
siderations, 
W82-04776 1511 5A 



MARTIN, L. J. 

Ground Water in Washington, 
W82-02536 



1505 2F 



MARTIN, M. V. 

Evaluating Inland Waterway Navigation Im- 
provement Projects: The Case of the Bonneville 
Lock, 
W82-06869 1512 6B 

MARTIN, Q. W. 

Optimal Design of Water Conveyance Systems, 
W82-00160 1501 6B 

MARTIN, R. J. 

The Effects of pH and Suspended Solids in the 
Removal of Organics from Water and 
Wastewaters by the Activated Carbon Adsorp- 
tion Process, 
W82-04568 1510 5D 

Pilot Plant Performances in Municipal 

Wastewater Treatment by Activated Carbon 

Adsorption, 

W82-O0851 1502 5D 

MARTIN, R. S. 

Factors Affecting Coliform Bacteria Growth in 

Distribution systems, 

W82-04792 1511 5F 

MARTIN, S. 

A Laboratory and Theoretical Study of the 
Boundary Layer Adjacent to a Vertical Melting 
Ice Wall in Salt Water, 
W82-05084 1511 2C 

Sources of Twelve Trace Metals in Antarctic 

Snows Determined by Principal Component 

Analysis, 

W82-02378 1505 5B 

MARTIN, S. B. 

Influence of Forest and Rangeland Management 
on Anadromous Fish Habitat in Western North 
America; 8. Effects of Mining, 
W82-04071 1509 5C 

MARTIN, S. C. 

Algal-Available Phosphorus in Suspended Sedi- 
ments from Lower Great Lakes Tributaries, 
W82-04994 1511 5B 



Aquatic Sediments, 
W82-01279 

Aquatic Sediments, 
W82-O6806 



1503 5B 



1512 2J 



MARTIN, W. E. 

The Economic Effects of Changes in Water Use 

in the Tucson Basin, Arizona, 

W82-04156 1509 6E 



AUTHOR INDEX 



MARTIN, W. J. 

Air Drying Liquid Anaerobically Digested 

Sludge in Earthen Drying Basins, 

W82-04711 1510 5D 

A Retrospective Benefit-Cost Analysis of Water 

Resource Projects in The Cumberland River 

Basin, 

W82-03917 1509 6B 

MARTIN, W. R. B. 

Algal Growth in Primary Settled Sewage-The 

Effects of Five Key Variables, 

W82-06055 1512 5D 

MARTIN, W. W. 

Hydraulic Model Study for the Design of the 

Wreck Cove Control Gates, 

W82-00880 1502 8B 

MARTINCIC, A. 

Evaluation of the Polluted River Savinja with 

the Help of Macrophytes, 

W82-01377 1503 5C 

MARTINEC, J. 

Areal Distribution of Snow Water Equivalent 
Evaluated by Snow Cover Monitoring, 
W82-03842 1509 2C 

Limitations in Hydrological Interpretations of 

the Snow Coverage, 

W82-01889 1504 2C 

MARTINEZ, J. D. 

Character of Brines from the Belle Isle and 
Weeks Island Salt Mines, Louisiana, U.S.A., 
W82-03584 1508 2F 

Isotope Geochemistry of Water in Gulf Coast 

Salt Domes, 

W82-04742 1510 2K 

MARTINOLA, B. 

Saving Energy by Catalytic Reduction of 

Oxygen in Feedwater, 

W82-05183 1511 5F 

MARTONE, C. H. 

Ultimate BOD Estimation in Receiving Water 

Quality Modeling, 

W82-04016 1509 5D 

MARTYNOVA, M. V. 

Bottom Sediments as a Source of Nitrogen and 

Phosphorus in Water, 

W82-03571 1508 5B 

MARX, L. F. 

Detection and Mapping of Insoluble Sinking 

Pollutants, 

W82-04619 1510 5A 

MASCARENHAS, A. C. 

Remote Sensing in Development, 

W82-01719 1503 7B 

MASHIKO, K. 

Biology of Brackish Water, (In Japanese), 
W82-04179 1509 2L 

MASHNI, C. I. 

Biodegradability Studies with Organic Priority 

Pollutant Compounds, 

W82-02231 1505 5D 

MASLIA, M. 

Water Resources Appraisals for Hydroelectric 
Licensing; Cape Fear River Basin; North Caroli- 
na - South Carolina, 
W82-03040 1507 6D 

MASLIA, M. L. 

Evaluation of a Chimney Drain Design in an 

Earthfill Dam, 

W82-04675 1510 8D 

MASLOVA, O. V. 

Cholinesterase Activity in Estuarine Fishes in 

the Cumulation of DDT, 

W82-05507 1511 5C 



MATHEW, J. 

MASON, J. M. JR. 

On-Site Stormwater Detention: An Overview, 
W82-04758 1511 4A 

MASON, P. J. 

The Choice of Hydraulic Energy Dissipator for 
Dam Outlet Works Based on a Survey of Proto- 
type Usage, 
W82-06500 1512 8A 

MASON, R. J. 

Public Concerns and PLUARG: Selected find- 
ings and Discussion, 
W82-01137 1503 5G 

MASON, S. 

Effluent Charging Systems and Their Adminis- 
trative Implications, 
W82-02403 1505 6C 

MASSEY, J. E. 

Physicochemical Influences on Phytoplankton 
Production in a Tropical Alpine Lake, 
W82-02921 1506 2H 

MASSING, H. 

The River Rhine-Trans-National River Basin 
Management Developing Programme to Meet 
New Challenges, 
W82-03372 1507 5G 

MASSOTH, G. J. 

Major- and Trace-Element Composition of Sus- 
pended Matter in the North-East Gulf of Alaska: 
Relationships with Major Sources, 
W82-02259 1505 5B 

MASTELLER, M. B. 

Modeling A Sociological-Hydrologic Flood 

Control Decision System, 

W82-04221 1509 6A 

MASTEN, S. J. 

Development of Evaluation of Ion-Exchange 

Resins for Removal of Specific Metals in Water 

Treatment, 

W82-05282 1511 5F 

MASTERS, H. 

An Overview of Porous Pavement Research, 
W82-05744 1511 5D 

Status of Porous Pavement Research, 
W82-06665 1512 8G 

MASUI, S. 

Organic Load Control of the Activated Sludge 
Process Based on Predicted Daily Variation of 
Influent Load, 
W82-04028 1509 5D 

Role of Sensors in Trunk Sewers in the Control 

of Flow and Wastewater Quality, 

W82-03859 1509 5D 

MATHER, J. R. 

Using Computed Stream Flow in Watershed 

Analysis, 

W82-01538 1503 2A 

MATHES, G. A. 

Automatic Control of Sludge Conditioning and 

Vacuum Filtration, 

W82-04589 1510 5E 

MATHES, G. M. 

Spilled Petroleum Recovered from Atop Water 

Table of Mississippi Aquifer, 

W82-06185 1512 5G 

MATHEW, J. 

Gas-Liquid Chromatographic Determination of 
Some Chloro- and Nitrophenols by Direct Ace- 
tylation in Aqueous Solution, 
W82-05363 1511 5A 



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PA-141 



MATHEWS, W. H. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



MATHEWS, W. H. 

Estimates of the Magnitude of Glacier Outburst 

Floods from Lake Donjek, Yukon Territory, 

Canada, 

W82-02241 1505 2C 

MATHIAS, J. A. 

Relationship Between Thermal Stability and 
Summer Oxygen Depletion in a Prairie Pothole 

W82-00545 1502 2H 

MATHIESON, A. C. 

Seasonal Influx and Decomposition of Au- 
tochthonous Macrophyte Litter in a North Tem- 
perate Estuary, 
W82-00918 1502 2L 

MATHIEU, G. 

Radionuclides in Mono Lake, California, 
W82-05461 1511 5B 

MATHIS, B. J. 

Sediment Oxygen Demand and Its Effect on 
Dissolved Oxygen in a Cutoff Meander of the 
Kaskaskia River, 
W82-01448 1503 4A 

MATHUR, B. 

A Case Study of Rural Opposition Toward 

River Valley Planning, 

W82-05386 1511 6E 

MATHUR, D. 

Assessment of Thermal Discharges on Zoo- 
plankton in Conowingo Pond, Pennsylvania, 
W82-00592 1502 5C 

MATHUR, R. P. 

Generation and Utilization of Ozone in Waste 

Water Treatment, 

W82-06442 1512 5D 

MATIS, S. 

Trace Metal Mineral Equilibria in Lake Erie 

Sediments, 

W82-01191 1503 2H 

MATISOFF, G. 

Downcore Variation in Sediment Organic Nitro- 
gen, 
W82-05124 1511 2H 

Kinetics of Nutrient and Metal Release from 

Decomposing Lake Sediments, 

W82-05139 1511 2H 

Trace Metal Mineral Equilibria in Lake Erie 

Sediments, 

W82-01191 1503 2H 

MATLAK, E. S. 

Outflow of Volcanic Rock and Gas During 
Opening of the Arpa-Sevan Tunnel, 
W82-02772 1506 2 A 

MATOUSEK, J. P. 

Determination of Chromium Speciation in Natu- 
ral Waters by Electrodeposition on Graphite 
Tubes for Electrothermal Atomization, 
W82-01084 1502 5A 

MATSCHE, N. F. 
Control of Bulking Sludge-Practical Experi- 
ences in Austria, 
W82-05423 1511 5D 

MATSUDA, H. 

Periodic Operation for Desalination with Ther- 
mally Regenerable Ion-Exchange Resin. Dy- 
namic Studies, 
W82-01341 1503 3 A 

MATSUDA, Y. 

Effect of Mulch Rate on Soil Loss by Raindrop 

Splash, 

W82-00468 1501 2J 

MATSUI, E. 

Geochcmical and Isotopic Characteristics of 
Spring and Groundwater in the State of Sao 
Paulo, Brazil, 
W82-03542 1508 2F 



MATSUI, T. 

Intraparticle Diffusivity of Methylene Blue into 

Porous Activated Carbon, 

W82-03601 1508 5F 

MATSUMOTO, G. 

Comparative Study on Organic Constituents in 
Polluted and Unpolluted Inland Aquatic Envi- 
ronments - I. Features of Hydrocarbons for Pol- 
luted and Unpolluted Waters, 
W82-00453 1501 5B 

Comparative Study on Organic Constituents in 
Polluted and Unpolluted Inland Aquatic Envi- 
ronments. II. Features of Fatty Acids for Pollut- 
ed and Unpolluted Waters, 
W82-00454 1501 5A 

Comparative Study on Organic Constituents in 
Polluted and Unpolluted Inland Aquatic Envi- 
ronments-Ill. Phenols and Aromatic Acids in 
Polluted and Unpolluted Waters, 
W82-06033 1512 5A 

MATSUMOTO, J. 

Combined Effects of Biological Solids Retention 
Time and Temperature on the Growth Param- 
eters of Activated Sludge, 
W82-04021 1509 5D 

Development of Models for the Planning of 
Large-Scale Water-Energy Systems, 
W82-05915 1512 6A 

MATSUNAGA, I. 

Supervisory Computer Control System for 

Arakawa Left Basin-Wide Sewage Treatment 

Plant, 

W82-03862 1509 5D 

MATSUNAGA, T. 

Dye-Coupled Electrode System for the Rapid 

Determination of Cell Populations in Polluted 

Water, 

W82-06743 1512 5A 

MATSUO, T. 

An Estimation of the Reaeration Coefficient in 
Natural Streams by Spectral Analysis of Time 
Series Data, 
W82-02458 1505 5G 

Studies on Oxygen Transfer Models, 
W82-05349 1511 1A 

MATSUOKA, AND Y. 

Ecological Studies and Mathematical Modeling 
of Cladophora in Lake Huron: I. Program De- 
scription and Field Monitoring of Growth Dy- 
namics, 
W82-06939 1512 5C 

MATSUOKA, I. 

Summary of Available Data on Surface Water, 
State of Hawaii. Volume I: Island of Kauai, 
W82-05836 1511 7C 

MATSUYAMA, M. 

Three Coastal Lakes on Kamikoshiki Island, Ka- 

goshima Prefecture, 

W82-02798 1506 2H 

MATTER-MULLER, C. 

Transfer of Volatile Substances from Water to 

the Atmosphere, 

W82-02902 1506 IB 

MATTHEWS, D. W. 

The Development of the Design Philosophy for 
the Automation of Hogsmill Valley Sewage 
Treatment Works, 
W82-03850 1509 5D 

MATTHEWS, G. A. 

The Effects of Floods on the Zooplankton As- 
semblage of San Antonio Bay, Texas During 
1972 and 1973, 
W82-02136 1505 2L 



MATTHEWS, J. E. 

Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Granular Ac- 
tivated Carbon Adsorption and Aquaculture for 
Removing Toxic Compounds From Treated Pe- 
troleum Refinery Effluents, 
W82-00098 1501 5D 

MATTHEWS, R. A. 

Biological Monitoring, Part IIA - Receiving 

System Functional Methods, Relationships and 

Indices, 

W82-05013 1511 5A 

MATTHEWS, R. B. 

Cost-Based Water Rate Design, 

W 82-06277 1512 6C 

MATTHEWS, R. C. JR. 

Toxicity of Anakeesta Formation Leachates to 
Shovel-Nosed Salamander, Great Smoky Moun- 
tains National Park, 
W82-04988 1511 5C 

MATTHEWS, R. J. 

Characterization of an Enzymatic Determination 
of Arsenic(V) Based on Response Surface Meth- 
odology, 
W82-01656 1503 5 A 

MATTHEWS, S. B. 

Factors Affecting Puget Sound Coho Salmon 

(Oncorhynchus Kisutch) Runs, 

W82-00883 1502 81 

MATTHIAS, J. A. 

Electro-Osmosis Chemistry and Water Quality, 
W82-01518 1503 5E 

MATTHIESSEN, P. 

Histopathological Changes in the Liver and 
Brain of Fish Exposed to Endosulfan Insecticide 
During Tsetse Fly Control Operations in Bo- 
tswana, 
W82-05630 1511 5C 

MATTHIJSEN, A. J. C. M. 

Product Inhibition in the Acid Forming Stage of 

the Anaerobic Digestion Process, 

W82-06041 1512 5D 

MATTRAW, H. C. JR. 

Storm Water Runoff Quality From Three Land- 
Use Areas in South Florida, 
W82-06877 1512 5B 

Stormwater Quality Processes for Three Land- 
Use Areas in Broward County, Florida, 
W82-02469 1505 5B 

MATTSON, L. 

Biological Oxidation of Aqueous Thiocyanate, 
W82-00442 1501 5D 



Thiocyanate Bio-Oxidation Kinetics, 
W82-02596 1505 



5D 



MATUSHANSKII, M. V. 

The Azov Sea Problem, 
W82-00651 



1502 6G 



MATVEEVA, O. S. 

Basin Landscape-Halogeochemical Method of 
Evaluating the Natural and Reclamation Condi- 
tions of Irrigated Territories, 
W82-00303 1501 2K 

MATVIYENKO, A. M. 

The Hydroflora of Urban Ponds as an Index of 
Their Sanitary and Biological State, 
W82-01924 1504 2H 

MAUCK, W. L. 

Toxicity of Five Forest Insecticides to Cutthroat 
Trout and Two Species of Aquatic Inverte- 
brates, 
W82-00590 1502 5C 



PA- 142 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



MCCALLUM, R. 



otSk! 



MAUGHAN, O. E. 

Accurate and Efficient Estimation of Benthic 
Populations: A Comparison Between Removal 
Estimation and Conventional Sampling Tech- 



niques, 
W82-00633 



1502 5 A 



MAULOOD, B. K. 

On the Algal Ecology of the Lowland Iraqi 

Marshes, 

W82-02777 1506 6G 

MAUN, M. A. 
A Quantitative Study of Shoreline Marsh Com- 
munities Along Lake Huron in Ontario, 
W82-01122 1503 2H 

MAURER, D. 

Vertical Migration and Mortality of Benthos in 
Dredged Material. Part I: Mollusca, 
W82-03317 1507 6G 

MAURER, D. K. 

Geophysical Reconnaissance of Lemmon 

Valley, Washoe County, Nevada, 

W82-06949 1512 2F 

MAVINIC, D. S. 

Fate of Nitrogen in Aerobic Sludge Digestion, 
W82-06455 ' 1512 5D 

Temperature Effects on Biostabilization of Lea- 

chate, 

W82-04044 1509 5D 

MAVRIGIAN, G. 

A Historical Jewelpiece-Discovery of the Mil- 
lennium Hydrological Works of Karaji, 
W82-04155 1509 2F 

MAWDSLEY, J. A. 

Accuracy of Firm Yield Estimates of Direct 
Supply Reservoirs with Limited Data, 
W82-0630O 1512 4 A 

Estimation of Extreme Low Flows for Pumped 

Storage Reservoir Design, 

W82-04334 1510 2E 

MAXWELL, M. J. 

Sludge Management in the Rocky Mountain 

State, 

W82-05165 1511 5E 

MAY, S. C. 

Treatment of Cooling Tower Blowdown, 
W82-03126 1507 5D 

Treatment of Cooling Tower Blowdown, 
W82-04908 1511 5D 

MAY, T. W. 

Cadmium, Lead, Mercury, Arsenic, and Seleni- 
um Concentrations in Freshwater Fish, 1976-77- 
National Pesticide Monitoring Program, 
W82-01584 1503 5B 

MAY, V. J. 

Hydrology of Area 18, Eastern Coal Province, 

Tennessee, 

W82-05835 1511 7C 

MAYACK, D. T. 

Impact of Hexazinone on Invertebrates After 
Application to Forested Watersheds, 
W82-05206 1511 5C 

MAYBERRY, K. S. 

Irrigation Management of Colorado River 

Water with Increase in Salinity, 

W82-01226 1503 3C 

MAYER, E. 

Complete Vitrification in Pure Liquid Water and 

Dilute Aqueous Solutions, 

W82-03361 1507 1A 

MAYER, F. L. 

Clinical Tests in Aquatic Toxicology: State of 

the Art, 

W82-00464 1501 5 A 



MAYER, J. 

The Manifestation of Dehydration Avoidance in 

Wheat Breeding Germplasm, 

W82-00958 1502 21 

MAYER, L. M. 

Enrichment of Dissolved Phenolic Material in 
the Surface Microlayer of Coastal Waters, 
W82-03749 1508 2L 

Hypolimnetic Redox and Phosphorus Cycling in 
Hypereutrophic Lake Sebasticook, Maine, 
W82-06337 1512 2H 

Removal of Hexavalent Chromium from Estuar- 

ine Waters by Model Substrates and Natural 

Sediments, 

W82-03637 1508 5G 

Retention of Riverine Iron in Estuaries, 
W82-06191 1512 5B 

MAYEWSKI, P. A. 

Shallow Core Snow Chemistry of Athabasca 

Glacier, Alberta, 

W82-O032O 1501 2C 

MAYFIELD, C. I. 

Contaminant Occurrence in an Unconfined Sand 

Aquifer at a Municipal Landfill, 

W82-03933 1509 5B 

Effect of Sulfide on Nitrogen Fixation in a 

Stream Sediment-Water System, 

W82-06540 1512 5C 

Nitrogen Fixation and Methane Metabolism in a 
Stream Sediment-Water System Amended with 
Leaf Material, 
W82-00486 1501 2K 

MAYO, R. I. 

Flood of August 20, 1979, on a Tributary of 
Chickamauga Creek, Near Gallipolis, Ohio, 
W82-06947 1512 4A 

Hydraulic Analysis, Paint Creek at State Route 

772, Chillicothe, Ohio, 

W82-06948 1512 8B 

MAYS, E. L. 

Specific Inhibition of Nitrite Oxidation by 
Chlorate and Its Use in Assessing Nitrification in 
Soils and Sediments, 
W82-O0242 1501 2L 

Use of Nitrifier Activity Measurements to Esti- 
mate the Efficiency of Viable Nitrifier Counts in 
Soils and Sediments, 
W82-06755 1512 5A 

MAYS, L. W. 

Development of Models for the Planning of 
Large-Scale Water-Energy Systems, 
W82-05915 1512 6A 

Optimal Risk-Based Design of Flood Levee 

Systems, 

W82-01313 1503 8B 

Optimal Risk-Based Hydraulic Design of 

Bridges, 

W82-06432 1512 8A 

Risk Models for Flood Levee Design, 
W82-01307 1503 8A 

Water Reuse Planning Models: Extensions and 

Applications, 

W82-04565 1510 6A 

MBAHINZIREKl, G. B. 

Observations on Some Common Parasites of 
Bagrus Docmac Forskahl (Pisces: Siluroidea) of 
Lake Victoria, 
W82-02887 1506 2H 

MCAFEE, M. E. 

Effects of Water Drawdown on the Fauna in 

Small Cold Water Reservoirs, 

W82-04219 1509 6G 



MCANALLY, W. H. JR. 

Modeling: How and When to Use, 

W82-04754 1511 2L 

MCANIFF, R. 

Multiobjective River Basin Planning with Quali- 
tative Criteria, 
W82-06062 1512 6A 

MCARDLE, F. X. 

Water Supply for New York City in the 1980s, 
W82-05671 1511 6D 

MCAULIFFE, K. W. 

Casein Whey Wastewater Effects on Soil Per- 
meability, 
W82-04874 1511 3C 

MCBAIN, W. 

The Performance of an Off-Sewer Storm- 
Sewage Tank, 
W82-05469 1511 5D 

MCBEAN, E. A. 

Issues in Simulation Model Design-A Case 

Study, 

W82-05627 1511 4A 

Leachate Collection Design for Containment 

Landfills, 

W82-04996 1511 5E 

Mathematical Efficiency Concerns in Water Dis- 
tribution Network Considerations, 
W82-O0339 1501 5F 

Simulation Modeling of Primary Clarifiers, 
W82-01027 1502 6A 

Uncertainties in Water Distribution Systems, 
W82-03668 1508 8 A 

MCBRIDE, G. B. 

Nomographs for Rapid Solutions for the 

Streeter-Phelps Equations, 

W82-06460 1512 5B 

MCBRIDE, J. L. 

On Predicting the Onset of the Australian Wet 

Season at Darwin, 

W82-06208 1512 2B 

MCBRIDE, M. S. 

Predicted Effects on Ground Water of Con- 
struction of Divide Cut Section, Tennessee- 
Tombigbee Waterway, Northeastern Mississippi 
Using a Digital Model, 
W82-00428 1501 2F 

MCCAHILL, M. P. 

Determination of Organically Combined Chlo- 
rine in High Molecular Weight Aquatic Organ- 
ics, 
W82-O0258 1501 5A 

MCCALL, P. L. 

Kinetics of Nutrient and Metal Release from 

Decomposing Lake Sediments, 

W82-05139 1511 2H 

MCCALLUM, D. D. 

An Exercise in Sludge Consolidation, 
W82-04848 1511 5D 

MCCALLUM, I. D. 

Benthic Macroinvertebrates of Lake Taupo, 
W82-01702 1503 2H 




WM 






Zooplankton of Lake Taupo, 

W82-02888 



1506 2H 



MCCALLUM, R. 

Water for New Zealand's Plains, 

W82-02402 1505 3F 



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MCCAMBRIDGE, J. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



MCCAMBRIDGE, J. 

Effect of Solar Radiation and Predacious Micro- 
organisms on Survival of Fecal and Other Bacte- 
ria, 
W82-0O491 1501 2L 

MCCANN, R. C. 

The General Hydrologic System Model, 
W82-04314 1510 2A 

Use of Cumulants to Estimate Coefficients in 
Chow-Kulandaiswamy's GHS Model, 
W82-02208 1505 2 A 

MCCANN, S. B. 

The Behavior of a Polar Ice-Dammed Lake, 

Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada, 

W82-01511 1503 2C 

MCCARL, B. A. 

Risk and the Demand for Supplemental Irriga- 
tion: A Case Study in the Corn Belt, 
W82-00522 1502 6A 

MCCARTHY, C. J. 

Sediment Transport by Rainsplash, 

W82-03709 1508 2 J 

MCCARTHY, J. A. 

Electroplating Wastewater Sludge Characteriza- 
tion, 
W82-OO095 1501 5E 

MCCARTHY, R. L. 

Control Systems for Return and Waste Sludge, 
W82-00949 1502 5D 

MCCARTY, P. L. 

Organics in Water - An Engineering Challenge, 
W82-01540 1503 5F 

Substrate Flux into Biofilms of Any Thickness, 
W82-01964 1504 5D 

Utilization of Dichloromethane by Suspended 

and Fixed-Film Bacteria, 

W82-00577 1502 5B 

MCCAULEY, C. A. 

Results of Acidizing Water Wells in Arizona, 
W 82-0 1199 1503 4B 

MCCLENEGHAN, K. 

Toxic Substances Monitoring Program - 1980, 
W82-04077 1509 5 A 

MCCLIMANS, T. A. 

River Plume Studies in Distorted Froude 

Models, 

W82-05864 1511 2E 

MCCLOSKEY, C. 

Optimum Use of Chlorine in Circulating Water, 
W82-06498 1512 5F 

MCCLUNG, E. M. 

Hydroelectric Power Offers Stable, Cheap 

Energy Source for Industry, 

W82-05954 1512 6B 

MCCLURE, B. 

Sewage Sludge Pathogen Transport Model Pro- 
ject, 
W82-04403 1510 5 A 

MCCLURE, J. R. 

Aquatic Weed Cutting Apparatus, 

W82-00624 1502 4A 

MCCOLL, J. G. 

Increasing Hydrogen Ion Activity of Water in 
Two Reservoirs Supplying the San Francisco 
Bay Area, California, 
W82-03081 1507 5B 

Trace Elements in the Hydrologic Cycle of a 

Forest Ecosytem, 

W82-03690 1508 5B 

MCCOLLOLGH, N. D. 

New Developments in Automated Biosensing 
from Remote Water Quality Stations and Satel- 
lite Data Retrieval for Resources Management, 
W82-O48O0 1511 7B 



MCCOMB, A. J. 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus Nutrition of Clado- 
phora in the Peel-Harvey Estuarine System, 
Western Australia, 
W82-03398 1507 2L 

MCCONNELL, J. B. 

A Preliminary Appraisal of the Effects of Agri- 
culture on Stream Quality in Southwest Geor- 



gia, 
W82-05229 



1511 5C 



MCCONNELL, R. J. 

Concentration, Extent, and Duration of Salinity 
Intrusion into the Columbia River Estuary, Sep- 
tember-October, 1977-1978, 
W82-02139 1505 2L 



MCCONNELL, R. K. 

Economics, 
W82-06998 



1512 5G 



MCCONVILLE, T. P. 

Start-Up and Operating Experience with Com- 
puterized Control System in a 1.3 CU M/S (30 
MGD) Wastewater Treatment Plant, 
W82-04047 1509 5D 

MCCOOL, D. K. 

Aerial Photography to Detect Rill Erosion, 
W82-02232 1505 7B 

MCCOOL, S. F. 

Preferences for Allocating River Recreation 

Use, 

W82-01181 1503 6D 

MCCORISON, F. M. 

Nitrogen and Carbon Solution Chemistry of an 
Old Growth Coniferous Forest Watershed 
Before and After Cutting, 
W82-03843 1509 5B 

MCCORMICK, A. M. 

Vegetational Analysis of Big Run Bog, A Nong- 
laciated Sphagnum Bog in West Virginia, 
W82-00992 1502 21 

MCCORMICK, R. F. 

Factors That Affect Use of Direct Filtration in 

Treating Surface Waters, 

W82-06579 1512 5F 

MCCOY, E. W. 

Frequency of Low Dissolved Oxygen Concen- 
trations in Ponds for Commercial Culture of 
Channel Catfish, 
W82-04083 1509 81 

MCCOY, G. C. 

Dairy Liquid Waste Distribution in an Overland 
Flow Vegetative-Soil Filter System, 
W82-00897 1502 5D 

MCCOY, P. 

Trace Element Concentrations Over Midlake 
Michigan as a Function of Meteorology and 
Source Region, 
W82-00550 1502 5B 

MCCOY, T. G. 

Modern Management Techniques. Part I: Need 
for, and Importance of, Productivity Improve- 
ment, 
W82-03311 1507 6A 

Modern Management Techniques, Part II A: 
Case History of Production Improvement, 
W82-03310 1507 6A 

MCCRAY, BY K. 

The Federal Response to Ground Water Protec- 
tion, 
W82-06295 1512 6E 



Ground Water and the States, 

W82-06297 



1512 6E 



MCCRAY, S. B. 

The Effect of pH and Halogens on the Stability 

of Reverse Osmosis Membranes, 

W82-02I88 1505 5D 



MCCUEN, R. H. 

Comparison of Detention Basin Planning and 

Design Models, 

W82-02592 1505 6A 

Comparison of Models for Forecasting Snow- 
melt Runoff Volumes, 
W82-04452 1510 2A 

A Decision Theory Approach to Earth Dam 

Classification, 

W82-04152 1509 8A 

Evaluation of Methods for Determining Urban 

Runoff Curve Numbers, 

W82-04535 1510 4C 

Flood Peak Regionalization Using Mixed-Mode 

Estimation of the Parameters of the Log-Normal 

Distribution, 

W82-05495 1511 2E 

A Planning Method for Evaluating Downstream 

Effects of Detention Basins, 

W82-03089 1507 4A 

Relation Between Curve Number and Runoff 

Coefficient, 

W82-04266 1510 2A 

Sensitivity of SCS Models to Curve Number 

Variation, 

W82-06631 1512 2A 

Statistical Analysis of the Brooks-Corey and the 
Green-Ampt Parameters Across Soil Textures, 
W82-01107 1503 2G 

Water Quality Trap Efficiency of Storm Water 

Management Basins, 

W82-04248 1509 5G 

Water Yield Estimation in Western United 

States, 

W82-05689 1511 4D 

MCCURDY, K. L. 

A Stochastic Model of Soil Erosion, 
W82-05298 1511 2J 

MCCUTCHAN, J. W. 

The Effect of pH and Halogens on the Stability 

of Reverse Osmosis Membranes, 

W82-02188 1505 5D 

Municipal Wastewater Reclamation by Reverse 

Osmosis - A 3-Year Case Study, 

W82-04708 1510 5D 

MCCUTCHEON, S. C. 

Vertical Velocity Profiles in Stratified Flows, 
W82-01171 1503 8B 

MCDANIEL, D. D. 

Determination of 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-P- 

Dioxin in Fresh Water Fish, 

W82-04883 1511 5A 

MCDERMOTT, G. N. 

Alterations in the BOD Procedure for the 15th 
Edition of 'Standard Methods for the Examina- 
tion of Water and Wastewater', 
W82-01186 1503 5A 

MCDIFFETT, W. F. 

Limnological Characteristics of Eutrophic Lake 

Istokpoga, Florida, 

W82-04719 1510 2H 

Limnological Characteristics of Several Lakes 
on the Lake Wales Ridge, South-Central Flor- 
ida, 
W82-00914 1502 2H 



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AUTHOR INDEX 



MCINTYRE, A. E. 



MCDONALD, A. 

Enteric Bacterial Concentrations in Reservoir 
Feeder Streams: Baseflow Characteristics and 
Response to Hydrograph Events, 
W82-00462 1501 5B 

Flood Area Modelling from an Elementary Data 

Base, 

W82-03581 1508 2E 

New Problems with Upland Waters, 
W82-06602 1512 5G 

MCDONALD, D. G. 

Limestone-Lime Treatment of Acid Mine Drain- 
age - Full Scale, 
W82-00377 1501 5D 

MCDONALD, J. W. JR. 

International Decade on Drinking Water and 

Sanitation, 

W82-04230 1509 6E 

MCDONALD, R. J. 

Slash Burning Effects on Soil and Water Chem- 
istry in Southeastern Alaska, 
W82-05715 1511 4C 

MCDONNELL, A. J. 

Analysis of Waste Load Allocation Procedures, 
W82-03550 1508 5G 

A Conceptual Model of Primary Productivity in 
Shallow Streams Using Biomass Simulation, 
W82-06153 1512 5C 

Stream Rehabilitation Following Treatment for 
Phosphorus Removal: Pre-Treatment Assess- 
ment, 
W82-05919 1512 5G 

MCDONNELL, W. E. 

The Aquatic Toxicity of Organic Compounds to 
Embryo-Larval Stages of Fish and Amphibians, 
W82-05283 1511 5C 

MCDONOUGH, P. M. 

Sodium Regulation in the Tidepool Copepod 

Tigriopus Californicus, 

W82-03262 1507 5 A 

MCDOUGALL, W. J. 

Containment and Treatment of the Love Canal 

Landfill Leachate, 

W82-05250 1511 5D 

MCDOWELL, L. L. 

Estimating Soluble (P04-P) and Labile Phos- 
phorus in Runoff from Croplands, 
W82-01412 1503 5B 

Sediment Sizes Eroded from Crop Row Sides- 
lopes, 
W82-00903 1502 2 J 

MCDOWELL, T. R. 

Geographic Variations in Water Quality and 
Recreational Use Along the Upper Wallowa 
River and Selected Tributaries, 
W82-01681 1503 5A 

MCDOWELL, W. H. 

'Acid Rain', Dissolved Aluminum and Chemical 
Weathering at the Hubbard Brook Experimental 
Forest, New Hampshire, 
W82-03641 1508 5B 

MCDUFF, R. E. 

The Geochemical Control of Seawater (Sillen 

Revisited), 

W82-01936 1504 2K 

MCDUFFIE, B. 

Determination of Labilities of Soluble Trace 
Metal Species in Aqueous Environmental Sam- 
ples by Anodic Stripping Voltammetry and 
Chelex Column and Batch Methods, 
W82-01229 1503 5A 



Sorption of Trace Cadmium on Clay Minerals 
and River Sediments: Effects of pH AND 
CD(II) Concentrations in a Synthetic River 
Water Medium, 
W82-O0174 1501 2K 

MCELROY, M. B. 

Transformations of Nitrogen in a Polluted Estu- 
ary: Nonlinearities in the Demand for Oxygen at 
Low Flow, 
W82-O0777 1502 5B 

MCFARLAND, J. W. 

A Municipal Water Supply Investment Problem 

in Rhode-Island, 

W82-04740 1510 6D 

MCFARLAND, M. J. 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High Frequency Irrigation, 
W82-05313 1511 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation - Vol I: 
Comparison of Methods for Determining Soil 
Hydraulic Characteristics, 
W82-04169 1509 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation, Vol 2: Re- 
sponse of Peanuts to Irrigation Management at 
Different Crop Growth Stages, 
W82-05293 1511 3F 

Improved Water and Nutrient Management 
Through High-Frequency Irrigation, Vol. 3: De- 
termining the Transpiration Rate of Peach Trees 
Under Two Trickle Irrigation Regimes, 
W82-05312 1511 3F 

MCFARLAND, V. A. 

Lethality of a Suspended Clay to a Diverse 
Selection of Marine and Estuarine Macrofauna, 
W82-O0268 1501 5C 

MCFARLANE, G. A. 

An Analysis of the Aquatic Macrophyte, Myrio- 
phyllum Exalbescens, as an Indicator of Metal 
Contamination of Aquatic Ecosystems near a 
Base Metal Smelter, 
W82-02016 1504 5 A 

MCFARREN, E. F. 

The Behavior of Asbestos-Cement Pipe Under 

Various Water Quality Conditions: A Progress 

Report, 

W82-04119 1509 8G 

MCFETERS, G. A. 

Influence of Diluents, Media, and Membrane 
Filters on Detection of Injured Waterborne 
Coliform Bacteria, 
W82-04469 1510 5 A 

Microbial Dynamics of an Epilithic Mat Com- 
munity in a High Alpine Stream, 
W82-06729 1512 2E 

MCGARRY, R. 

Rate Structures and Demand Reduction, 
W82-02517 1505 6C 

MCGEE, A. B. 

Photosynthesis and Growth in Populations of 
Populus Deltoides from Constrating Habitats, 
W82-00935 1502 21 

MCGEE, M. 

Health Effects of Monochloramines in Drinking 

Water, 

W82-01091 1502 5C 

MCGINNIS, D. F. JR. 

Effect of Grain Size and Snowpack Water 
Equivalence on Visible and Near-Infrared Satel- 
lite Observations of Snow, 
W82-01311 1503 7B 



MCGOVERN, H. E. 

Water-Resources Investigations of the U.S. Geo- 
logical Survey in Kansas-Fiscal Year 1979 and 
1980, 
W82-04510 1510 7C 

MCGRATH, S. M. 

Community Metabolism of Adenylates by Mi- 
croheterotrophs from the Los Angeles Harbor 
and Southern California Coastal Waters, 
W82-03301 1507 5B 

Orthophosphate Uptake by Phytoplankton and 
Bacterioplankton from the Los Angeles Harbor 
and Southern California Coastal Waters, 
W82-03172 1507 5B 

MCGRATH, S. P. 

Comparison of the Extractabilities of Zn, Cu, Ni 
and Cr from Sewage Sludges Prepared by Treat- 
ing Raw Sewage with the Metal Salts Before or 
After Anaerobic Digestion, 
W82-06079 1512 5D 

MCGRIFF, E. C. 

Facultative Lagoon Effluent Polishing Using 

Phase Isolation Ponds, 

W82-00092 1501 5D 

MCGUFFEY, V. C. 

Automated Stream Diversion for Reservoir Pro- 
tection, 
W82-O26O0 1505 5G 

MCGUIRE, M. J. 

Closed-Loop Stripping Analysis as a Tool for 

Solving Taste and Odor Problems, 

W82-03886 1509 5F 

Geosmin and 2-Methylisoborneol from Cyano- 
bacteria in Three Water Supply Systems, 
W82-06740 1512 5F 

MCGUIRE, P. E. 

Nonpoint Source Loading Rates from Selected 

Land Uses, 

W82-06626 1512 5B 

Sample Intake Position and Loading Rates from 

Nonpoint Source Pollution, 

W82-00778 1502 5 A 

MCHENRY, J. R. 

Rates of Recent Sedimentation in Lake Pepin, 
W82-03922 1509 2J 

MCHUGH, J. O. 

Determination of Metals in Groundwaters by 
Trace Enrichment and Liquid Chromatography, 
W82-05361 1511 5A 

MCINTOSH, A. W. 

The Effects of Heavy Metals on Microbial Bio- 
mass in Sediments of Palestine Lake, 
W82-00925 1502 5C 

MCINTOSH, G. E. 

Premining Hydrologic Conditions of Five 

Southeastern Ohio Watersheds, 

W82-O0O54 1501 4C 

MCINTOSH, R. P. 

The Effect of Organic Material and Inorganic 
Ions on the Photosynthetic Rate of Red Alga 
Bostrychia Binderi from a Florida Estuary, 
W82-03423 1508 2L 

MCINTYRE, A. D. 

Effects on the Ecosystem of Sewage Sludge 

Disposal by Dumping from Ships, 

W82-06287 1512 5C 

MCINTYRE, A. E. 

Analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds in 
Water, Waste Water and an Industrial Effluent, 
W82-04815 1511 5 A 



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PA- 145 



MCINTYRE, A. E. 



AUTHOR INDEX 



The Influence of Chemical Conditioning and 
Dewatering on the Distribution of Polychlori- 
nated Biphenyls and Organochlorine Insecti- 
cides in Sewage Sludges, 
W82-01387 1503 5E 

Polychlorinated Biphenyl and Organochlorine 

Insecticide Concentrations in Forty Sewage 
Sludges in England, 
W82-06081 1512 5 A 

MCINTYRE, G. 

Copper Removal by an Adsorbing Colloid 

Foam Flotation Pilot Plant, 

W82-05960 1512 5D 

Removal of Zinc by Adsorbing Colloid Foam 

Flotation: Pilot Plant Study, 

W82-06822 1512 5D 

Verification of a Model for Foam Flotation 

Column Operation, 

W82-06001 1512 5D 

MCINTYRE, G. T. 

Pilot Plant Studies of Copper, Zinc, and Triva- 
lent Chromium Removal by Adsorbing Colloid 
Foam Flotation, 
W82-06708 1512 5D 

The Removal of Mixtures of Metals by an Ad- 
sorbing Colloid Foam Flotation Pilot Plant, 
W82-06821 1512 5D 

MCKAGUE, A. B. 

Conversion of Abienol into Tetrahydroepiman- 
ool by Anaerobic Processes in Woodroom De- 
barking Effluent, 
W82-00860 1502 5C 

MCKAMEY, M. I. 

A Chironomus Tentans Bioassay for Testing 
Synthetic Fuel Products and Effluents, with 
Data on Acridine and Quinoline, 
W82-02630 1506 5C 

MCKAY, G. 

Design Models for Adsoprtion Systems in 

Wastewater Treatment, 

W82-04300 1510 5D 

Kinetics and Diffusion Processes in Colour Re- 
moval from Effluent Using Wood as an Adsor- 
bent, 
W82-02047 1504 5D 

MCKEE, G. D. 

Trace Analyses for Wastewaters, 



W82-03639 



1508 5 A 



MCKEE, G. L. 

Development of Health Effects Criteria for 
Freshwater Bathing Beaches by Use of Micro- 
bial Indicators, 
W82-03730 1508 5 A 

MCKEE, P. 

Water Resources Appraisals for Hydroelectric 
Licensing; Lower Red River Basin; Arkansas, 
Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas, 
W82-01754 1504 6D 

MCKELLAR, H. N. JR. 

A Sensitivity Analysis of an Ecosystem Model 

of Estuarine Carbon Flow, 

W82-01875 1504 2L 

MCKENZIE, C. N. 

Strategies of Response to Copper, Cadmium, 

and Lead by a Blue-Green and a Green Alga, 

W82-01598 1503 5C 

MCKENZIE, R. C. 

Response of Fababean Yield, Protein Production 

and Water Use to Irrigation, 

W82-O1089 1502 21 

MCKEOGH, E. J. 

Sedimentation Control in Indian Reservoirs, 
W82-03693 1508 8A 



MCKEOWN, J. J. 

Fate of Suspended Biological Solids Discharged 

to Receiving Waters, 

W82-05448 1511 5B 

Management System for Control of Process 
Losses and Spills in the Kraft Pulping Industry, 
W82-04846 1511 5D 

Ultimate BOD Estimation in Receiving Water 

Quality Modeling, 

W82-04016 1509 5D 

MCKIM, T. W. 

High pH Treatment of Combined Water Soften- 
ing and Wastewater Sludges, 
W82-00403 1501 5D 

MCKINLEY, I. G. 

Evidence of the Unsuitability of Gravity Coring 
for Collecting Sediment in Pollution and Sedi- 
mentation Rate Studies, 
W82-00840 1502 7B 

MCKINLEY, J. W. 

Some Factors Affecting the Determination of 

Particulate Carbon and Nitrogen in River 

Water, 

W82-01532 1503 5A 

MCKINLEY, V. L. 

Effects of Acid on Plant Litter Decompostion in 

an Arctic, 

W82-06737 1512 5C 

Effects of Petroleum Hydrocarbons on Plant 
Litter Microbiota in an Arctic Lake, 
W82-04455 1510 5C 

MCKINNEY, G. L. 

Cadmium, Lead, Mercury, Arsenic, and Seleni- 
um Concentrations in Freshwater Fish, 1976-77- 
National Pesticide Monitoring Program, 
W82-01584 1503 5B 

MCKNIGHT, C. A. 

Design of a Leachate Collection System for a 

Sludge Filled Landfill, 

W82-03935 1509 5E 

MCKNIGHT, D. 

Chemical and Biological Processes Controlling 

the Response of a Freshwater Ecosystem to 

Copper Stress: A Field Study of the CuS04 

Treatment of Mill Pond Reservoir, Burlington, 

Massachusetts, 

W82-02233 1505 5C 

MCKNIGHT, D. M. 

Toxicity of Mount St. Helens Ash Leachate to a 

Blue-Green Alga, 

W82-00001 1501 5C 

MCLACHLAN, C. N. S. 

U.V.-DOC Characterization of Pulp and Paper 

Bleach Effluents, 

W82-01495 1503 5 A 

MCLAREN, J. W. 

Comparison of Methods for the Determination 

of Trace Elements in Seawater, 

W82-01086 1502 5A 

MCLAREN, P. 

River and Suspended Sediment Discharge into 
Byam Channel, Queen Elizabeth Islands, North- 
west Territories, Canada, 
W82-02637 1506 2E 

MCLAUGHLIN, D. B. 

Mapping Contaminated Soil Plumes by Kriging, 
W82-01423 1503 5G 

MCLAUGHLIN, F. A. 

The Effect of Storage by Freezing on Dissolved 
Inorganic Phosphate, Nitrate and Reactive Sili- 
cate for Samples from Coastal and Estuarine 
Waters, 
W82-04660 1510 5A 



MCLEAN, D. C. 

Bedload and Size Distribution in Paved Gravel- 
Bed Streams, 
W82-05795 1511 2J 

MCLEAN, R. A. N. 
The Relative Contributions of Sulfuric and 
Nitric Acids in Acid Rain to the Acidification of 
the Ecosystem. Implications for Control Strate- 
gies, 
W82-02913 1506 5C 

Removal of Elemental Mercury from 

Wastewaters Using Polysulfides, 

W82-01800 1503 5D 

MCLELLAN, B. 

Evaluating Irrigation Systems, 

W82-00772 1502 6B 

MCLEOD, A. I. 

Modeling Hydrologic Time Series from the 

Arctic, 

W82-01198 1503 2A 

MCLEOD, J. D. 

Soil and Water Regimes for Optimum and for 

Maximum Yields, 

W82-04415 1510 3F 

MCLOUGHLIN, T. F. 

Massachusetts Water Supply Priorities, 
W82-04698 1510 6D 

MCMAHON, B. R. 

Cation Transport in Packed Bed Reactor of Soil, 
W82-00970 1502 5D 

Velocity Dependence of Phosphorus Transport 

in a Packed-Bed Reactor, 

W82-05335 1511 5D 

MCMAHON, G. C. 

Water Quality Planning in the Northeast and 
Midwest: The Section 208 Experience, 
W82-05315 1511 6B 

MCMAHON, G. F. 

Developing Dam-Break Flood Zone Ordinance, 
W82-02585 1505 6F 

MCMAHON, T. A. 

Log Pearson III Distribution - An Empirically- 
Derived Plotting Position, 
W82-01650 1503 2E 

Log Pearson III Distribution - Effect of De- 
pendence, Distribution Parameters and Sample 
Size on Peak Annual Flood Estimates, 
W82-01649 1503 2E 

Log Pearson III Distribution - Is It Applicable 

to Flood Frequency Analysis of Australian 

Streams, 

W82-01731 1503 2E 

Stochastic Generation of Monthly Streamflows, 
W82-06427 1512 4A 

MCMEEKIN, T. A. 

Effect of Solar Radiation and Predacious Micro- 
organisms on Survival of Fecal and Other Bacte- 
ria, 
W82-00491 1501 2L 

MCMILLAN, M. 

Evaluation of the Oldman River Basin Irrigation 
Proposals: Implications for Interbasin Transfers, 
W82-00519 1502 6B 

MCMILLAN, R. K. 

Organochlorine Residues in Suspended Solids 
Collected from the Mouths of Canadian Streams 
Flowing into the Great Lakes 1974-1977, 
W82-05635 1511 5B 



PA-144 



AUTHOR INDEX 



MEIRI, D. 



MCMILLIN, C. R. 

Determination of Haloethers in Industrial and 

Municipal Wastewaters, 

W82-04398 1510 5A 

MCNABB, A. 

On Identification and Validation of Some Geo- 

thermal Models, 

W82-01467 1503 6A 

MCNAUGHTON, B. 

Indications of Ground Water Influences on Nu- 
trient Transport Through Schwatka Lake, 
Yukon
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