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Rouge Project Presentations on GIS

Representatives of the Rouge Project have presented numerous technical papers and presentations at professional meetings and conferences about the use of GIS in the Rouge River watershed. Those papers and presentations are listed below and can be accessed by clicking on the appropriate title. See also GIS Reports for more technical information on the procedures and development of Geographic Information Systems.

DATE TITLE OF PAPER OR PRESENTATION AND AUTHOR(S)
July 2000 Using GIS Tools To Implement an Illicit Discharge Elimination Program in Livonia, Michigan by Christine A. Rohrer and Robert J. Beckley, 7 pgs, at Watershed 2000, Vancouver.
December 1999 How the Rouge River National Wet Weather Demonstration Project Website Has Become the Primary Information/Resource Distribution Tool for the Rouge Project by Barbara Farrah, Charlie Bristol, and Tim Kruse, 11 pgs, American Water Resources Association Conference, Seattle.
September 1998 Updating the U. S. Nationwide Urban Runoff Quality Data Base by James T. Smullen, Amy L. Shallcross, and Kelly A. Cave, 8 pgs, at 3rd International Conference on Diffuse Pollution, Edinburgh, Scotland.
October 1997 Communicating River Quality Information to the Public Using a Graphical Indicator Approach, by Elliott Smith, Colleen Hughes, Karen Snyder, 14 pgs at WEFTEC 97, Chicago.
October 1995 Data Access and Analysis Using RPO DataView by Stephan Rood, Ken Koleda, and Charles R. Bristol, 6 pgs. At WEFTEC 95, Miami Beach.
May 1995 Rouge River Watershed Illicit Sewer Connection Detection Program: A GIS Application by Dean Tuomari, John Foley and Ellen Taylor, 14 pages, at ESRI Annual Conference, Palm Springs, CA.
October 1994 Project Technical Support GIS/Sampling/Modeling by Noel Mullett, Jr., Charles R. Bristol, and Ken P. Koleda, 11 pgs.

 
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The Rouge River National Wet Weather Demonstration Project is funded, in part, by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Grants #XP995743-01, -02, -03, -04, -05, -06, -08 and C-264000-01.