CEWA 599C

University of Washington

Urbanization, Water Resources & Lake Water Quality in the Seattle area

Course Home Syllabus Student Papers	Student Papers	Stream Phosphorus Export in Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish Watersheds by Wendy McHugh, Dan Nickel, and Jenny Yoo Phosphorus Flux Spatial Model Group by Jay Cammermeyer, Paul Conrecode, Jeff Hansen, Pierre Kwan, and Miranda Maupin Phosphorus Mass Balance for the Washington-Sammamish Watershed, Washington by Stephanie Brock, Shanti Colwell, Mariah McPherson, Greg Moen, and Seshu Vaddey Lake Water Quality Modeling Group Progress Report by Ashley Ballantyne, Lenore Jensen, Berni Kenworthy, Marta Danielsdottir, Pardi Jitnuyanont, and Bob Bucher For further information contact the instructor below or UW Extension (206-543-2320).
	Course Schedule (Spring 1999)	Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:30-12:00 am More Hall, room 219
	Course Contacts	Michael T Brett (Civil & Environmental Engineering) mtbrett@u.washington.edu 301 More Hall, x6-3447, Office Hours: T-Th 1300-1500
		Daniel Schindler (Zoology) deschind@u.washington.edu 404 Kincaid Hall, x6-6724, Office Hours: Wed 1200-1200

The course is sponsored by the PRISM (Puget Sound Regional Synthesis Model) UIF project under the guidance of the PRISM Education Committee. The mission of PRISM is to develop and sustain a dynamic and integrated understanding and description of the environmental and human factors that shape the Puget Sound region.

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