Below are the powerpoint presentations:

Here are the talks that were given during the Sept 2002 PRISM science retreat:

• Jeff Richey: Overview and Directions
• Cliff Mass: The Puget Sound Regional Environmental Prediction System: An Update
• Paul Waddell: Modeling the Dynamics of Urban Development and the Effect of Public Policies
• Miles Logsdon: Basin Landscape Structure & Patterns
• Brian Collins, Amir Sheikh, and Dave Montgomery: Reconstructing the historical riverine landscape of the Puget Lowland
• Ed Maurer: Modeling Hydrological Processes
• Rick Palmer: Water Supply & Allocation
• Mike Brett, George Arhonditsis, & Jeff Richey: Urbanization Impacts on Stream Nutrient Concentrations in the Seattle Region. Environmental control and limnological impacts of a large recurrent spring bloom in Lake Washington
• Mark Scheuerell: Salmon Habitat Modeling
• Robert Wissmar & Ray Tims: Changes in River - Land Uses and Management: Implications for Salmonid Habitat Restoration in the Cedar River
• Charles Simenstad & David Finlayson: NEARSHORE: the critical, concentrated estuarine and shoreline interface between watersheds and Puget Sound
• Mitsuhiro Kawase: Modeling Puget Sound Circulation
• Jan Newton: Modeling and Observing Nutrient Dynamics in Puget Sound
• Allan Devol: Oceanic Remote Chemical/optical Analyzer (ORCA): An autonomous profiler monitoring water quality in south Puget Sound
• Kate Edwards: Model/measurement Integration Experiment in Estuary Dynamics (MIXED)
• Bruce Campbell: PRISM Information Integration System: The “Bloodstream”