Program for Wednesday, May 29th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH: TALK VIEW

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11:00

11:30

12:00

12:30

13:00

13:30

14:00

14:30

10:40-10:45

Session Introduction

Erin Ebersbach

10:45-11:00

Soil Texture as a Predictor of P Loss from Agricultural Soils

E. Ebersbach, J. Martin, M. Brooker, N. Stoltzfus, S. Francis, M. Kacica

11:00-11:15

Balancing tradeoffs between wetland phosphorus retention and waterfowl habitat provision in an uncertain

Madlyn Carpenter, Brian Bledsoe

11:15-11:30

Understanding the role of anoxic environment on recalcitrant organic phosphorous mineralization and subsequent orthophosphate release at the sediment-water interface of freshwater

Tasnuva Farnaz, Iffat Tasnim, Francisco Cubas

11:30-11:45

Phosphorus fate and optimization in specialty crop production systems

James S. Owen Jr., Jake Shreckhise, Ryan D. Stewart

11:45-12:00

Design and Production of a Bench-Scale Phosphorus Removal Structure for Laboratory Studies and Outreach

Michael Brooker

10:40-10:45

Session Introduction

Katie Myers

10:45-11:00

Understanding and managing impacts of solar farms on landscape hydrology: insights from field monitoring and

Lauren McPhillips, Rouhangiz Yavari, Cibin Raj

11:00-11:15

The Triple-Yield System: Merging Solar Power, Water Conservation, and Agriculture for Urban

N. Nowshin, M.H.J. Shujath, M. Al Rousan, K. Roman, H. Azam

11:15-11:30

Practical Research Gaps in Hydrological and Ecological BMPs for Utility Scale Solar Development

Katie Myers, Michelle Wood-Ramirez

11:30-11:45

Roots to Resilience: Advancing the Frontiers in Sustainable Data Center Landscape Design on an Industrial Brownfield with the Integration of Food Forests Supporting Carbon Sequestration, Environmental Education, Habitat, Soil and Sound

Andrew Weiss, Sean Cutick, Nicolas Held, Isabella Hatfield, Peter I. May

11:45-12:00

The USA Seafood, Energy, Water Nexus: identifying strategies for increased efficiencies and waste

Mark Brown, Silvio Viglia, Dave Love, Jillian Fry, Frank Asche, Roni Neff

10:40-10:45

Session Introduction

Kiara Cushway

10:45-11:00

Ecohydraulics of a disappearing stream: flow-tree-sediment interactions in a karst landscape

Czuba, Christensen, Triantafillou, Copenheaver, Peterson, Hession

11:00-11:15

Developing conceptual ecological models for hydraulic analysis

Aubrey Harris, Kiara Cushway

11:15-11:30

Incipient motion principles applied to stream assessment and restoration processes regarding the keystone species bluehead

Samuel Kraus, Maureen Sawyer, Kyle Strom

11:30-11:45

Freshwater mussel response to habitat alterations

Jessica Kozarek, Kelly MacGregor, Daniel Hornbach, Mark Hove, Chris Milliren

11:45-12:00

Recommendations for dam operations to limit effects on juvenile freshwater mussel recruitment

Fatemeh Shacheri, Jonathan A. Czuba

13:30-13:35

Session Introduction

Jay Martin

13:35-13:50

Design, implementation and initial performance of a coupled wetland and Phosphorus removal filter system on an agricultural

Nathan Stoltzfus, Jay Martin, Michael Brooker

13:50-14:05

Joys and Problems with treatment wetlands - Removing some phosphate while increasing an endangered bird population in Prado Wetland, Orange County,

Alex Horne, Marc Beutel

14:05-14:20

Can Ecological Engineering be used at Rural Wastewater Treatment Plants to Improve Nutrient Removal?

Michael Burchell, Liz Riedel

14:20-14:35

The Fate of Nitrate in the Presence of Contaminant Mixtures: A 15N Isotopic Study at the Mesocosm

Emily Nottingham, Tiffany Messer

14:35-14:50

Ecological engineered approaches for supplemental wastewater treatment

Bell, Brink, Drummond, Lineberger, Yousefi, Etheridge, Peralta

13:30-13:35

Session Introduction

Chris Perkins

13:35-13:50

Assessing the effect of stream restoration on nutrient dynamics in lower order urban systems

Debabrata Sahoo, Calvin Sawyer, Jeremy Pike, Emily Jordan

13:50-14:05

Assessing the Efficacy of Stream Restoration and SCM Retrofitting for Channel Stability in Urbanized

Sami Towsif Khan, Tess Wynn-Thompson, David Sample

14:05-14:20

BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF RESTORING A STORMWATER CREEK BOUND BY A HIGHLY URBANIZED COMMUNITY TO PROTECT AGAINST FLOODING, IMPROVE WATER QUALITY, AND CREATE NEW

Pieter De Wolf, Rafael Vazquez-Burney

14:20-14:35

Best Practices for Stream Quantification Tool (SQT) Assessment on Mitigation Projects

Anthony Brais

14:35-14:50

To the Next Stream Restoration Practitioner: Project Outcomes and Lessons Learned

Chris Perkins

13:30-13:35

Session Introduction

David Blersch

13:35-13:50

Developing a Body of Knowledge for Ecological Engineering

Thompson, Moore, Austin, Aryal, Dale, Etheridge, McMillan, Franti

13:50-14:05

Training the workforce to execute nature-based solutions

Candice Piercy, Kyle McKay, Brian Bledsoe

14:05-14:20

Developing the Next Generation of Ecological Engineering Professionals: A Presidential Dream Course on Nature-Based

Robert Nairn, Dayton M'Kenzie Dorman, Robert C. Knox

14:20-14:35

Hands-on Ecological Engineering Course with a Semester Long Project and Laboratory Exercises

Niroj Aryal, David Blersch, Scott Osborn

14:35-14:50

TRWD Rainscapes Program: Education, Engagement, and Outreach in the Upper Trinity Basin of Texas

Michelle Wood-Ramirez