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Assessment of Non-Point Source Pollution in the Vadose Zone

Advanced Information Technologies: GIS, Remote Sensing, Geostatistics, and Solute Transport Modeling 1 Introduction: Assessing Non-Point Source Pollution in the Vadose Zone with Advanced Information Technologies D.L. Corwin, K. Loague, and T.R. Ellsworth   Solute Transport Modeling 2 Options for Modeling Regional Ground Water Pollution Potential by Dissolved Chemicals W.A. Jury & P.H. Tseng     3 Modeling Subsurface Contaminant Reactions and Transport at the Watershed Scale J.P. Gwo, G.V. Wilson, P.M. Jardine, and E.F. D'Azevedo     4 Groundwater Vulnerability Assessment: Hydrogeologic Perspective and Example from Salinas Valley, California G.E. Fogg, E.M. LaBolle & G.S. Weissmann     5 Validation Approaches for Field-, Basin-, and Regional-Scale Water Quality Models D.J. Mulla & T.M. Addiscott     Quantification of Spatial Variability: Geostatistics, Spatial Statistics, Fuzzy Logic, and Fractals 6 Sampling and Spatial Analysis Techniques for Quantifying Soil Map Unit Composition R.B. Ferguson & G.W. Hergert     7 Strategies for Improving Spatial Variability Assessments A.W. Warrick, S. Mayer, M. Restrepo, T.R. Ellsworth & J.A. Vargas-Guzm?n     8 Incorporating Spatial Variability into Existing Soils Databases R.S. Yost, X. Wang, C.S. Smith, R.E. Green & C. Sangchyoswat     9 Identifying Effective Parameters for Solute Transport Models in Heterogeneous Environments S. Mayer, T.R. Ellsworth, D.L. Corwin & K. Loague     10 Fuzzy Inference of Soil Patterns: Implications for Watershed Modeling A. Zhu     11 Application of Fractals to Soil Properties, Landscape Patterns, and Solute Transport in Porous Media J. Crawford, P. Baveye, P. Grindrod, and C. Rappoldt     Remote Sensing and Noninvasive Techniques 12 Remote Sensing in Hydrology E.T. Engman     13 Spatially Delineating Actual and Relative Evapotranspiration from Remote Sensing to Assist Spatial Modeling of Non-Point Source Pollutants W.G. M. Bastiaanssen, R. Sakthivadivel, and A. van Dellen     14 Geospatial Measurements of Soil Electrical Conductivity to Determine Soil Salinity and Diffuse Salt Loading from Irrigation J.D. Rhoades, D.L. Corwin, and S.M. Lesch     15 Estimating Near-Surface Soil Hydraulic Properties with Microwave Remote Sensing T. Schmugge     Transfer Functions, Estimation Methods, and Parameterization 16 The Current Status of Pedotransfer Functions: Their Accuracy, Reliability, and Utility in Field- and Regional-Scale Modeling Ya A. Pachepsky, W.J. Rawls, and D.J. Timlin     17 Application of Artificial Neural Networks for Developing Pedotransfer Functions of Soil Hydraulic Parameters J.H.M. W?sten and S. Tamari     18 Parameterizing Flow and Transport Models for Field-Scale Applications in Heterogeneous, Unsaturated Soils M.L. Rockhold     Scale and Scaling Problems 19 Physical Scales and Spatial Predictability of Transport Processes in the Environment P. Baveye and C. W. Boast     Case Study and Economics 20 Spatial and Temporal Variation in Nematocide Leaching, Management Implications for a Costa Rican Banana Plantation J.J. Stoorvogel, L. Kooistra, and J. Bouma     21 Estimating a Societal Value of Earth Science Information in the Assessment of Non-Point Source Pollutants R.L. Bernknopf, K.A. Lenkeit, L.B. Dinitz, and K. Loague     Issues and Perspectives 22 Science, Information Technology, and the Changing Character of Public Policy in Non-Point Source Pollution J.L. King and D. L. Corwin     23 Modeling Non-Point Source Pollutants in the Vadose Zone: Back to the Basics D.L. Corwin, J. Letey, Jr., and M.L.K. Carrillo     Epilogue 24 Current and Future Trends in the Development of Integrated Methodologies for Assessing Non-Point Source Pollutants J.P. Wilson     25 Are Advanced Information Technologies the Solution to Non-Point Source Pollution Problems? K. Loague, D.L. Corwin, and T.R. Ellsworth

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