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BAE3313 Natural Resources Engineering
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BAE5333 Natural Resources Engineering
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We shall never achieve harmony with land, any more than we shall achieve
absolute justice or liberty for people. In these higher aspirations the
important thing is not to achieve, but to strive.
Aldo Leopold
Round River, Oxford University Press, 1993
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There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot.......
Like winds and sunsets, wild things were taken for granted until progress began
to do away with them. Now we face the question whether a still higher
"standard
of living" is worth its cost in things natural, wild, and free. For us of
the
minority, the opportunity to see geese is more important than television, and
the chance to find a pasque-flower is a right as
inalienable as free speech.
These wild things, I admit, had little human value until mechanization assured
us of a good breakfast, and until science disclosed the drama of where they
come
from and how they live. The whole conflict thus boils down to a question of
degree.......
Aldo Leopold
A Sand County Almanac, Oxford University Press, 1949
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Who was Aldo Leopold?
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Current Graduate Students
Daly, Erin - M.S. Biosystems Engineering
Liu, Bing - Ph.D. Environmental Science
Mittelstet, Aaron - Ph.D. Biosystems Engineering
Tobergte, Alex - M.S. Environmental Science
Watts, Cara Cowan - Ph.D. Biosystems Engineering
Former Gradute Students
Beitz, Katie Morgan - M.S. Environmental Science
Cortes,Hector G. - M.E., Master of Engineering
Demissie, Tesfaye - Ph.D.
Biosystems Engineering
Dillsaver, Leah - M.S. Environmental Science
Fang, Zhaohua - M.S., Biosystems Engineering
Gade, David - Ph.D., Environmental Science
Gipson, Tyler - M.S. Biosystems Engineering
Haggard, Brian - Ph.D., Biosystems Engineering
Hession, William C. - Ph.D., Biosystems Engineering
Jantz, Michael - M.S. Environmental Science
Kang, Ranbir - Ph.D. Geography
Keyworth, Valerie - M.S., Biosystems Engineering
Lyon, Andrew - M.S., Environmental Science
Marshall, William - M.S., Biosystems Engineering
Lakshminarayanan, R. M.S., Biosystems Engineering
Matlock, Marty D. - Ph.D., Biosystems Engineering
Matlock, Monty E. - M.S., Environmental Science
Olson, Clinton H. - M.S., Biosystems Engineering
Yulia Popova, M.S., Environmental
Science
Ramanarayanan, T.S. - Ph.D. ,Biosystems Engineering
White, Michael J. - Ph.D. Biosystems Engineering
Yee, Hillary - M.S. Environmental Science
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City
of Tulsa Projects
1992 William Marshall - OSU Thesis:
A NONPARAMETRIC APPROACH TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS REQUIRED FOR
ESTIMATING BASIN-SCALE SOIL TEST PHOSPHOROUS
1997 Valerie Keyworth - OSU
MS Thesis:
Determining Limiting Nutrients in Lake Eucha Tributaries
1998 Yulia Popova - OSU MS Thesis:
SEDIMENT-PHOSPHORUS CHEMISTRY IN OZARK PLATEAU STREAMS IN NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA
1999 Michael J. White - OSU MS Thesis:
Evaluation of Management Practices and Examination of Spatial Detail Effects
Using the SWAT Model
2000 Brian Haggard - OSU PhD Thesis:
Stream Nutrient Retention in the Lake Eucha-Spavinaw Basin
2001 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Modeling Phosphorus Loading for the Lake Eucha Basin
2001 FINAL REPORT: Modeling
Phosphorus Loading for the Lake Eucha Basin
2001 APPENDIX: Modeling
Phosphorus Loading for the Lake Eucha Basin
2002 FINAL REPORT: Modeling the
Lake Eucha Basin Using SWAT 2000
2002 APPENDIX: Modeling the
Lake Eucha Basin Using SWAT 2000
2002 ADDENDUM: Modeling the
Lake Eucha Basin Using SWAT 2000
2003 R.B. Blackstock -
McKinney & Stringer - Presented at ASAE TMDL Conference 2003:
Using Computer Models in Court: Challenges for Expert Witnesses
Oklahoma
Conservation Commission/US Environmental Protection Agency Final Reports
1999 FINAL REPORT - Demonstrating BMPs to Protect Surface Water Quality
From Land Application of Animal Wastes
1999 FINAL REPORT - Estimating NPS Phosphorus and Sediment Loading to the
Upper Little Deep Fork Watershed (pdf 1.7 MB)
1999 FINAL REPORT - Poteau River TMDL Component (zip 7.5 MB 8/1/99 8:30
PM)
2000 FINAL REPORT - Estimating Watershed Level Nonpoint Source Loading
for the State of Oklahoma (zip 6.9 MB 8/29/00 4:00 PM)
FINAL REPORT - Basin-wide Pollution Iventory
for the Illinois River Comprehensive Basin Management Program (pdf 1.23 MB)
FINAL REPORT - Hydrologic Modeling of the Great Salt Plains Basin
FINAL REPORT: Fort Cobb Basin - Modeling and Land Cover Classification
..... Erosion Map: Fort Cobb Basin - Modeling and Land Cover
Classification
..... Landcover Map: Fort Cobb Basin - Modeling
and Land Cover Classification
..... Road Erosion Map: Fort Cobb Basin - Modeling and Land Cover
Classification
..... Targeting Map: Fort Cobb Basin - Modeling and Land Cover
Classification
FINAL REPORT: Stillwater Creek Basin - Modeling And Land Cover Classification
..... Erosion Map: Stillwater Creek Basin - Modeling and Land Cover
Classification
..... Landcover Map: Stillwater Creek Basin -
Modeling and Land Cover Classification
..... Road Erosion Map: Stillwater Creek Basin - Modeling and Land Cover
Classification
..... Targeting Map: Stillwater Creek Basin - Modeling and Land Cover
Classification
FINAL REPORT: Targeting High Phosphorus Loss Areas in the Spavinaw Creek Basin
..... Targeting overlayed on Topographic Map
..... Topographic Base Map
..... Aerial Photography Base Map
..... Targeting Map Overlay
..... Littered and Poor Pastures Overlay
..... Riparian Targeting Overlay.pdf
FINAL REPORT: Targeting High Non-Point Source Contributing Areas in the
Turkey Creek Basin
..... P Targeting overlayed on Topographic Map
..... Sediment Targeting overlayed on
Topographic Map
..... Fecal Coliform Targeting overlayed on
Topographic Map
FINAL REPORT: Method Assessment for Determination of Appropriate Sediment
TMDL Endpoints in Oklahoma Streams
FINAL REPORT: Wister Lake Basin Targeting and Cost Share Program
Evaluation [13 MB] ....or.... (Compressed 4 MB)
FINAL REPORT: Monitoring Edge of Field P Loss to Validate P Loss Index
for the Spavinaw Creek Watershed
FINAL REPORT: Middle North Canadian Basin - Targeting Critical Source
Areas and Modeling Lake Overholser
..... Total P Targeting - Nonurban
..... Total P Targeting - Urban
..... Total Surface N Targeting - Nonurban
..... Total Surface N Targeting - Uurban
FINAL REPORT: Illinois River Riparian Targeting
Oklahoma
Department of Environmental Quality
Modeling Non-Point Source Component For the Fort Cobb TMDL 2006
Illinois River Upland and In-stream Phosphorus Modeling 2006
Hydrologic Modeling of the Illinois River Basin Final Report 2010
Oklahoma Water Resources Research Institute
Evaluating Cost Effective Technologies to Reduce Phosphorus Loading to
Surface Waters for the Ozark Region 2003
Protocol to Determine the Optimal Placement of Riparian/Buffer Strips in
Watersheds 2006
Thesis
and Dissertation - Illinois River Basin
DAVID R. GADE - OSU Dissertation 1998:
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SOURCES AND TRANSPORT OF NONPOINT SOURCE NUTRIENTS IN
THE ILLINOIS RIVER BASIN IN OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS
MONTY E. MATLOCK - OSU Thesis 1999:
COMPARISON OF GRAZING AND SUBSTRATE TYPE ON PERIPHYTON GROWTH
PPM
Plus Documents
Michael J. White - OSU Dissertation 2007:
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF QUANTATATIVE PHOSPHORUS LOSS ASSESSMENT TOOL
OSU Fact Sheet: PPM Plus: A Tool to Aid in Nutrient Management Plan
Development
Project Photographs
Lake Eucha
Basin
Grazing Management
Stream Ecology
Salt Fork
Evaluation of Soil Phosphorus Indices for Management of Poultry Litter in
Spatially-Variable Landscapes in the Ozark Region of Southwest Missouri and
Northeast Oklahoma
US Virgin Islands 2003
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