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USGS Chesapeake Bay Activities

   
Programs and Projects—Science Studies
USGS Science Theme
Collaborating USGS Projects and Project Chiefs
Causes and Consequences of Land-Use Change

Causes and Consequences of Land-Use Change in the Chesapeake Bay watershed - P. Claggett

Enhancements to SLUETH Urban Growth Model for Regional Use - D. Donato

Best Management Practices Designed to Improve Developing Landscapes - D. Hogan

Chesapeake Bay Pilot Impervious Surface Area Accuracy Assessment - J. Jones

Decision-support analysis and systems for the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem - P. Hearn


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Factors Affecting Water Quality and Quantity Monitoring and assessment of nutrients and sediment

Factors affecting water quality and quantity - J. Blomquist

River Input Monitoring Project - J. Blomquist, K. Hyer

Water Monitoring Network for Fairfax County - K. Hyer

WVA CBP Network Water-Quality Monitoring - D. Chambers

Influence of ground-water flow paths and residence time on nitrogen

Ground-water modeling in hydrologic settings - W. Sanford

Submarine ground-water discharge - J. Bratton

Ground-water age determination - N. Plummer

Fate and transport of nitrate in ground water - J. K. Bohlke

Geology of Middle Chesapeake Bay and Estuaries - W. Newell, D. Powars, A. Schultz

Karst applied research studies - D. Doctor, D. Weary

Ground-water model of Opequon Creek watershed - J. Eggleston

NAWQA Piedmont/V&R study- B. Lindsey, J. Denver, S. Ator

NAWQA Atlantic Coastal Plain study- T. Hancock, J. Denver, S. Ator

Ground-water flow and denitrification in Choptank - J. Denver, S. Ator

Effects of Climate Variability on Water Resources in an Urbanizing Landscape, Gwynns Falls-USGS MD WSC

Blackwater Refuge ground-water studies - D. Yeskis

Factors affecting fate and transport of nutrients and sediment

Development of SPARROW models - J. Brakebill, S. Ator, R. Alexander

Factors affecting water quality and quantity - A. Gellis

Vegetation and Hydrogeomorphology - C. Hupp, N. Rybicki

Fate of nutrients associated with sediment - G. Noe

Biogeochemistry of Metals and Nutrients - N. Simon


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Ability of habitat to support fish and bird populations

Factors affecting fish health and habitat

Fish Health and Endocrine Disruption in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed - V. Blazer

Emerging Contaminants - D. Kolpin

Identification of Emerging Contaminants in Potomac Watershed Using Passive Samplers - D. Alvarez

Toxics in WVA waters - D. Chambers

Investigations on Causes of Fish Kills - P. Mazik

Characterization of Emerging Contaminants and Fish Health in PA - L. Iwanowicz

Occurrence of Unregulated Contaminants in PA Waters - K. Crawford

Effects of contaminants on the innate immune system of fish in the Chesapeake Bay Drainage - L. Robertson

Landscape analysis approach to fish health issues in the Chesapeake Bay - J. Young

Lowflow studies for ecological needs - J. Krstolic

Factors affecting water birds and habitats

Prescribed fires and coastal marsh habitat at Blackwater NWR - D. Cahoon, G. Guntenspergen

Assessing relative value of marshes and islands to migratory birds in CB - M. Erwin

Nutria impacts on marsh loss and impact of control measures - M. Haramis

Atlantic Seaduck Study - M. Perry

Contaminant Vertebrate Data Base and potential water bird disease - B. Rattner
http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/contaminants-online/
http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/health/Rattner/rattner_blackwaternwr.cfm


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Climate Change and Coastal Hazards

Landscape Response to Climate Change - M. Pavich

Geology of Middle Chesapeake Bay and Estuaries - W. Newell

Climate variability and changes in water quantity and quality - K. Rice

Chesapeake Inundation Prediction System (CIPS) - M. Koterba

Effects of Climate Variability on Water Resources in an Urbanizing Landscape, Gwynns Falls - USGS MD WSC


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Synthesis and Forecasting for Ecosystem Management

Synthesis and coordination for ecosystem management - S. Phillips

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