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Feb 2000 GISWR Conference
23-25 February, 2000, Austin, Texas
A GIS in Water Resources Conference was held at the University
of Texas at Austin on 23-25 February, 2000, to discuss development
of a GIS object model for water resources to be implemented
using ArcInfo 8. A prototype water resources object
model, called; the Arc Hydrology
Data Model, was presented and used as a vehicle to
explain the GIS object modeling process and its adaptation
to the water resources field. The following listing shows
the speakers for each session of the Conference and gives
their Powerpoint slides, where available.
Wednesday, February 23
Weds evening: Conference Party
Thursday, February 24
Friday, February 25
EPA Basins Training Course
During the week following the Conference, Monday
Feb 28 to Friday Mar 3, CRWR is presenting the first
in a series of short courses on the EPA Basins program.
Basins is the most advanced system presently available for
linking GIS, water quality modeling and data for purposes
of formulation of Total Maximum Daily Load in rivers and
water bodies. The cost for this one-week short course
is $500. More information on the course can be found
at: http://www.ce.utexas.edu/prof/olivera/basins/
Participants wishing to register for the Basins course should
contact the Center for Lifelong Engineering Education at
http://lifelong.engr.utexas.edu/
or by telephone at (512)471-3506.
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