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WATER 2025 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP
<br />November 4, 2003
<br />Denver, Colorado — Adam's Mark Hotel
<br />AGENDA
<br />Moderator: Bob Hirsch, Associate Director for Water, U.S. Geological Survey
<br />8:00 — 8:30 Opening Remarks
<br />Bennett Raley, Assistant Secretary of the Interior — Water and Science
<br />Mark Limbaugh, Deputy Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation
<br />Chip Groat, Director, U.S. Geological Survey
<br />8:30 — 9:15 Desalination Science and Technology
<br />1 Dave Furukawa, President, Separation Consultants, Inc. and Chair, NWRI Research
<br />Advisory Board, Poway, CA
<br />Anatole Falagan, Assistant Group Manager, Water Resources Management Group,
<br />Metropolitan Water District, Los Angeles, CA
<br />Kevin Price,Manager, Water Treatment Engineering and Research Group,
<br />Reclamation, Denver, CO
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<br />9:15 — 10:00
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<br />11:00
<br />Data Networks and Monitoring
<br />Pat Tyrrell, Wyoming State Engineer, Cheyenne, WY
<br />Lyle Swank, Assistant Water Master, Upper Snake River Water District No.1, Idaho Falls, ID
<br />Mike Norris, National Coordinator, USGS National Streamflow Information, Pembroke, NH
<br />Break
<br />Climate Variability - its impact on water resources and habitats ,-
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<br />Maury Roos, Chief H drologist, Retired, California Department of Water Resources,
<br />Sacramento, CA
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<br />Don Wilhite, Director, National Drought Mitigation Center,niversity of Nebraska, '
<br />Lincoln, NE
<br />Mike Dettinger, Research Scientist, USGS, La Jolla, CA
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