Track 5: Water Quality & Monitoring | 2012

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Track 5: Water Quality & Monitoring

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Wednesday, October 10th
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2012
10:30 AM	Pharmaceuticals adn Personal Care Products (PPCPs) in a Wasterwater Receiving Stream During Normal and Low Flow Conditions Alan J. Jones, Clemson University Elizabeth R. Carraway, Clemson University Columbia, SC 10:30 AM Visit Site
10:30 AM	Sorption and Transport of Pharmaceutical Chemicals in Organic- and Mineral-rich Soils Vijay M. Vulava, College of Charleston Virginia Murphey, College of Charleston Samantha Kuzma, College of Charleston Jeff Schwindaman, College of Charleston Bradley Sion, College of Charleston Wendy Cory, College of Charleston Columbia, SC 10:30 AM Visit Site
1:45 PM	Assessment of Different Substrates for Removal of Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in Wasterwater and the Potential Effects on Food Chain Pathways Lance E. Beecher, Clemson University Sarah A. White, Clemson University Columbia, SC 1:45 PM Visit Site
3:45 PM	Assessing Biological Responses to Nitrogen and Phosphorus Levels Across the South Carolina Coastal Zone Dianne I. Greenfield, University of South Carolina - Columbia Charles Keppler, SC Department of Natural Resources Larissa Brock, SC Department of Natural Resources Michelle Reed, College of Charleston Suzanne Kacenas, University of South Carolina - Columbia Sarah Hogan, SC Department of Natural Resources Robert VanDolah, SC Department of Natural Resources Columbia, SC 3:45 PM Visit Site
3:45 PM	Evaluating Potential Nonpoint Source Pollution Impacts in the Upper Reaches of the Horse Creek Watershed in Aiken County, SC S M. Harmon, University of South Carolina K E. Edgington, University of South Carolina J L. Pinckney, University of South Carolina J R. Yates, University of South Carolina P W. Steen, University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 3:45 PM Visit Site
3:45 PM	Water Quality Monitoring and Research at Lake Wateree, SC Dan Tufford, University of South Carolina Robin (Buz) Kloot, University of South Carolina Allyson Shea, University of South Carolina Sean McGee, University of South Carolina Dwayne Porter, University of South Carolina Dick Foote, Lake Wateree Water Watch Warren Hankinson, University of South Carolina Teresa Donelan, University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 3:45 PM Visit Site
Thursday, October 11th
10:30 AM	Long Bay Hypoxia Monitoring Consortium Susan Libes, Coastal Carolina University Michael Trapp, Coastal Carolina University Scott Kindelberger, Coastal Carolina University Danielle Doremus, Coastal Carolina University Columbia, SC 10:30 AM Visit Site
10:30 AM	Total and Methyl Mercury in Surface Water and Sediment from Differing Ecoregions of South Carolina Jane L. Guentzel, Coastal Carolina University David Graves, The SC Department of Health and Environmental Control James Glover, The SC Department of Health and Environmental Control Columbia, SC 10:30 AM Visit Site
1:45 PM	Dying of Thirst: Impact of Reduced Freshwater Inflow on South Carolina Blue Crabs Michael J. Childress, Clemson University Kirk J. Parmenter, Clemson University Columbia, SC 1:45 PM Visit Site
1:45 PM	Fecal Coliform Monitoring, Characterization, and Mitigation in the Lake Keowee Watershed, Oconee County, South Carolina George M. Huddleston III, Cardno ENTRIX Robert R. Swank Jr, Friends of Lake Keowee Society Morris B. Warner, Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service Columbia, SC 1:45 PM Visit Site
3:45 PM	Application of qPCR Technologies in Stormwater Source Tracking and Determination of Host Contributions of Fecal Indicator Bacteria J Michael Trapp, Coastal Carolina University Erin Burge, Coastal Carolina University Susan Libes, Coastal Carolina University Columbia, SC 3:45 PM Visit Site
3:45 PM	Fish Health in the Reedy-Saluda Watershed, as Measured Through Biochemical Markers Peter van den Hurk, Clemson University Jessica Mierzejewski, Clemson University Lindsay Gerzel, Furman University Dennis C. Haney, Furman University Columbia, SC 3:45 PM Visit Site
3:45 PM	Genetic Sequencing Methodologies to Assess Human Contributions of Fecal Coliforms to a Freshwater Receiving Stream D A. Graves, SC Department of Health and Environmental Control D E. Chestnut, SC Department of Health and Environmental Control E B. Rabon, SC Department of Health and Environmental Control W J. Jones, University of South Carolina J G. Moore, NOAA, National Ocean Service C Johnston, NOAA, National Ocean Service Columbia, SC 3:45 PM Visit Site