2009 Conference Proceedings
Posters and Presentations Related to:
Conservation Effects Assessment Program (CEAP)
Questions? Comments? Corrections? Please let us know!| Title | Author | Affiliation |
| Simulation of lateral flow with SWAT - Abstract - Presentation | Claire Baffaut | USDA-ARS |
| CEAP Synthesis: Regional Classification for Identification of Dominant Hydrologic Flow Paths and Critical Management Zones - Abstract - Presentation | Jan Boll | University of Idaho |
| Implementation of the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation within a GIS Framework - Abstract | Austin J. Bontrager | Kansas State University |
| BMP Effectiveness Evaluation in a CEAP Watershed: What Have We Learned from Watershed Modeling? -Abstract - Presentation | Indrajeet Chaubey | Purdue University |
| Identifying Potential Ephemeral Gully Locations at Watershed Scale - Abstract - Presentation | Naga Prasad Daggupati | Kansas State University |
| Effects of Conservation Practices on Erosion in Cheney Lake Watershed - Abstract | Mark J. Davis | Kansas State University |
| Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Selected Farm Practices in Reducing Groundwater Nitrate - Abstract - Presentation | Mary Exner | University of Nebraska |
| Water Quality Trends in a CEAP Watershed - Abstract - Presentation | E. E. Gbur | Unversity of Arkansas |
| Developing biological indices of water quality in intermittent agricultural streams in western Oregon - Abstract- Poster | William Gerth | Oregon State University |
| CEAP Synthesis: Preliminary Key Informant Interviews - Abstract - Presentation | Dana Hoag | Colorado State University |
| Effects of Long-term Soil and Crop Management on Soil Hydraulic Properties for Claypan Soils - Abstract - Presentation | A. Mudgal | University of Missouri |
| Conservation Practice Evaluation with SWAT and GIS Databases in the Cheney Lake Watershed Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) - Abstract - Presentation | Nathan O. Nelson | Kansas State University |
| Initial Progress of the CEAP Synthesis Project: Year 1 - Abstract - Presentation | Deanna Osmond | NCSU |
| Cooperative Stakeholder Engagement and Participation for Gaining Effective Results - Abstract - Poster | John Pennington | Purdue University |
| Modeling Groundwater Nitrate Transport Beneath a Ground Water Quality Management Area in the Central Platte Region of Nebraska - Abstract - Presentation | Hugo Perera-Estrada | University of Nebraska |
| What Factors Influence Water Quality in Lincoln Lake Watershed? Perceptions of Important Stakeholders - Abstract - Presentation | J. Popp | University of Arkansas |
| Social Acceptability of BMPs: Results from the Eagle Creek CEAP Project - Abstract - Presentation | Linda Prokopy | Purdue University |
| CEAP: Horse and Stable Owner Use and Knowledge of Conservation Practices - Abstract | Adam Reimer | Purdue University |
| Rank and Optimization of Best Management Practices to Reduce Water Quality Degradation in the Lincoln Lake Watershed - Abstract | H.G. Rodreguez | University of Arkansas |
| Examining the social dynamics of watershed governance: lessons from Kansas - Abstract - Presentation | Theresa Selfa | Kansas State University |
| Distributed hydrologic modeling of runoff generation and total dissoved phosphorus transport to improve BMP evaluation in a New York City source (CEAP) watershed - Abstract - Presentation | Tammo Steenhuis | Cornell University |
| CEAP: Watershed-Scale Evaluation of BMP Effectiveness and Acceptability in the Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana - Abstract - Presentation | R. F. Turco | Purdue University |
| Long-Term Water Quality Responses to Conservation Practices in Nested Coastal Plain Watersheds - A CEAP Project - Abstract - Presentation | George Vellidis | University of Georgia |
| Evaluation of abiotic and biotic responses to BMP implementation in small agricultural streams of the Spring Creek watershed in central Pennsylvania - Abstract - Presentation | Susan E. Yetter | Pennsylvania State University |
