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This cumulation is an index of AUTHORS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND ACCESSION NUMBERS appearing in the 1984 issue of SELECTED WATER RESOURCES ABSTRACTS. A table is provided below to facilitate the location of abstracts.
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AARSTAD, J. S.
Residue Management to Reduce Furrow Ero- sion, W84-03065 1709 4D
ABBAS, N.
Erosion and Sediment Transport in the Ganges
River Basin (India),
W84-03782 1710 2 J
ABBINK, H.
Turbulent Underflow in a Short Channel of
Limited Depth,
W84-01544 1705 8B
ABBOSH, F. G.
Design and Performance of the World's Largest
Operating Dual-Purpose Sea Water Desalting
Plant,
W84-02091 1706 3 A
ABDEL DAYEM, A. M.
Non-Conventional Water Sources for Small Remote Communities in Developing Countries, W84-02155 1707 3A
Squeezing Desalted Water Costs by Proper
Choice of the Desalting Technology and Water
Management,
W84-02029 1706 3 A
ABDEL-KHALIK, S. I.
Design of a Commercial Solar-Powered Green- house, W84-00723 1703 3 A
ABDEL-SHAFY, H. I.
Removal of Hydrocarbons from Nile Water, W84-03890 1710 5D
ABDELMAGID, E. A.
Interrelationships of Irrigation Frequency, Urea Nitrogen, and Gypsum on Forage Sorghum Growth on a Saline Sodic Clay Soil, W84-04984 1712 21
ABDUL-FATTAH, A. F.
Engineering Management of Desalination Plants in Saudi Arabia Using Fuzzy Decision Analysis, W84-00477 1702 3 A
ABDUL-FATTAH, A-R. F.
Handling of Fuzzy Decisions in the Engineering Management of Large Desalination Plants, W84-00766 1703 3 A
ABDUL-JABBAR, A. S.
Water Use by Alfalfa, Maize, and Barley as Influenced by Available Soil Water, W84-03444 1709 21
ABDULRAZZAK, M. J.
Recharge from an Ephemeral Stream Following Wetting Front Arrival to Water Table, W84-00390 1702 2F
ABELIOV1CH, A.
The Effects of Unbalanced Ammonia and BOD Concentrations on Oxidation Ponds, W84-00521 1702 5C
ABERNATHY, A. R.
Heavy Metals in the Surficial Sediments of Fon-
tana Lake, North Carolina,
W84-03738 1710 5B
ABERRA, T.
Finite Element Analysis of Square Aquifers Containing Pumped Wells and Comparison with Finite Difference Method, W84-03979 1710 2F
ABGHARI, A.
Centrifugal Modeling of Soil Liquefaction Sus- ceptibility, W84-01081 1704 8D
ABID, S. H.
Confirmed Viruses Versus Unconfirmed Plaques
in Sewage,
W84-01125 1704 5D
AUTHOR INDEX
ABOUDIWAN, J.
Performance of the 12,000 M3/D Seawater Re- verse Osmosis Desalination Plant at Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, January 1979 through January 1981, W84-04932 1712 3 A
ABRAHAMS, A. D.
Channel Networks:
spective,
W84-03815
A Geomorphological Per-
1710 2A
ABRAHAMSSON, K.
Direct Determination of Trace Amounts of Chlorophenols in Fresh Water, Waste Water and Sea Water, W84-03160 1709 5 A
ABRAMOV, A. I.
Make-Up Water Treatment at Thermal Power Plants and Multiple Waste Water Re-Use, W84-02112 1706 5D
ABRAMSKI, R.
Heavy Rain in the Middle East Related to Un- usual Jet Stream Properties, W84-02390 1707 2B
ABROSIMOV, V. G.
Evaluation of Stresses in Elements of the Lock
Gates on the Moscow Canal,
W84-01749 1705 8C
ABT, S. R.
Mound Formation at Culvert Outlets, W84-01941 1706 8B
ABU GOUKH, M. E.
Adsorption - Desorption Stack for Cyclic Elec-
trodialysis in Open System,
W84-02086 1706 3 A
ABULNOUR, A. M.
Non-Conventional Water Sources for Small Remote Communities in Developing Countries, W84-02155 1707 3 A
Squeezing Desalted Water Costs by Proper
Choice of the Desalting Technology and Water
Management,
W84-02029 1706 3 A
ACCIARDI, R. G.
Failure of Pore-Water Analyses for Dispersion, W84-04601 1711 8D
ACEBAL, S. A.
Studies on the Anodic Stripping Voltammetry of
Lead in Polluted Estuarine Waters,
W84-01060 1704 5A
ACHITUV, Y.
The Influences of Temperature Variations and
Thermal Pollution on Various Aspects of the
Biology of the Prawn Palaemon Pacificus
(Stimpson),
W84-03371 1709 5C
ACKERSON, R. C.
Comparative Physiology and Water Relations of Two Corn Hybrids During Water Stress, W84-03276 1709 21
ADAM, A. I.
Soil Moisture Influence on Micronutrient Cation Availability Under Aerobic Conditions, W84-02503 1708 2G
ADAMIC, M. L.
Quantitation of Metal Complexes by Reverse- Pulse Amperometry and Molecular-Exclusion Chromatography, W84-04770 1711 2K
ADAMOWSKI, K.
A Stochastic Systems Model of Groundwater
Level Fluctuations,
W84-01233 1704 2F
ADAMS, D. B.
Reservoir-Development Impacts on Surface- Water Quantity and Quality in the Yampa River Basin, Colorado and Wyoming, W84-01042 1703 4C
Sensitivity to Acidification of Lakes in the Flat
Tops Wilderness Area, Colorado,
W84-01361 1704 2H
ADAMS, F.
Atomic Absorption Spectrometric Determina- tion of Arsenite in Water Samples by Graphite Furnace After Extraction with Ammonium sec- Butyldithiophosphate, W84-04032 1710 5 A
ADAMS, F. C.
Determination of Trialkyllead Compounds in Water by Extraction and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry, W84-01579 1705 5A
ADAMS, J.
High Sediment Yields from Major Rivers of the Western Southern Alps, New Zealand (Discus- sion and Reply), W84-00190 1701 2J
Polynuclear Azaarenes in Wood Preservative
Wastewater,
W84-04892 1712 5 A
ADAMS, V. D.
Consequences of Oil Pollution on the Decompo- sition of Vascular Plant Litter in Freshwater Lakes: Part 1- Decomposition Rates and Dis- solved Oxygen Utilisation, W84-05095 1712 5C
The Evaluation of Metals and Other Substances Released Into Coal Mine Accrual Waters on the Wasatch Plateau Coal Field, Utah, W84-00028 1701 5B
Evaluation of the Potential for Groundwater Transport of Mutagenic Compounds Released by Spent Oil Shale, W84-00029 .1701 5B
Indian Creek Reservoir Sediments, W84-02715
1708 2H
ADAN, B. L.
Water Quality Management of Laguna de Bay, W84-01955 1706 5G
ADAR, E.
Estimation of Recharge in a Small Southern Arizona Basin by Means of Hydrological, Hy- drochemical, and Environmental Isotope Data, W84-04231 1711 2F
ADDENBROOK, D. G.
Letter to the Editor on Paper Published in De- salination Vol 41(1982) 57-69 By N.Nada: Oper- ating Experience in MSF Units in Saudi Arabia, W84-00633 1702 3 A
ADEJUWON, J. O.
Hydrolcgical Response Patterns of Some Third Order Streams on the Basement Complex of Southwestern Nigeria, W84-01763 1705 2E
ADEMOROTI, C. M. A.
Trickling Filter Activated Sludge Plant - Per- formance in Ibadan, W84-03882 1710 5D
ADHIKARY, S. K.
Desalination of Brackish Water by Electrodialy-
sis,
W84-O0617 1702 3 A
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Desalination of Brackish Water by Electrodialy-
W84-04931
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ADIS, J.
Sedimentological Studies of the 'Ilha de Mar-
chantaria' in the Solimoes/Amazon River near
Manaus,
W 84-02946 1708 2J
ADOLPHSON, D. G.
Availability and Chemical Quality of Water from Surficial Aquifers in Southwest Minnesota,
W84-04269 1711 2F
AEHMAD, G.
Geohydrology of the Fresh-Water Aquifer System in the Vicinity of Ocean City, Maryland, W84-01011 1703 2F
AFGHAN, B. K.
A Comparative Study of the Concentration of Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons by Open Cell Polyurethane Foams, W84-02736 1708 5A
AFIFI, A. A.
Determination of Dissolved Aluminum in Water
Samples,
W84-03587 1710 5A
AGARWAL, I. C.
Electrodeposition of Six Heavy Metals on Re- ticulated Vitreous Carbon Electrode, W84-02750 1708 5D
AGARWAL, S. K.
Diurnal Variation in Leaf Water Potential, Sto- matal Conductance, and Irradiance of Winter Crop under Different Moisture Levels, W84-04776 1711 3F
AGGARWAL, P. K.
Effect of Water Stress on Grain Growth and
Assimilate Partitioning in Two Cultivars of
Wheat Contrasting in Their Yield Stability in a
Drought-Environment,
W84-04275 1711 21
Water Stress and Water-Use Efficiency in Field Grown Wheat: A Comparison of Its Efficiency with That of C4 Plants, W84-032O9 1709 21
AGOSTIANO, A.
Analysis of Pestioidos and Other Organic Pollut- ants by Preconcentration and Chromatographic Techniques, W84-02120 1706 5A
AGUERO, G.
Limnological Studies in Lake Villarrica. Mor- phometric, Physical, Chemical, Planktonical Factors and Primary Productivity, W84-03505 1710 2H
AHERN, J.
Acid Precipitation in Southeastern Wyoming, W84-00639 1702 2K
AHLERT, R. C.
Applications of Reverse Osmosis to Complex
Industrial Wastewater Treatment,
W84-02930 1708 5D
A Critical Review of Fouling of Reverse Osmo- sis Membranes, W84-O0467 1702 3 A
In-Situ and On-Site Biodegradation of Industrial
Landfill Leachate,
W84-O0686 1702 5E
AHLGREN, G. M.
Estimating Bacterioplankton Production by Measuring (3H)Thymidine Incorporation in a Eutrophic Swedish Lake, W84-01658 1705 2H
AHLGREN, I.
Estimating Bacterioplankton Production by Measuring (3H)Thymidine Incorporation in a Eutrophic Swedish Lake, W84-01658 '705 2H
AHLUWALIA, J. S.
Sandstone Water Sensitivity: Existence of a Crit- ical Rate of Salinity Decrease for Particle Cap- ture, W84-01992 1706 2F
AHMAD, I.
On-Line Trace Enrichment of Difenzoquat in Water and Its Determination by HPLC, W84-01180 1704 5A
AHTIAINEN, M.
Sysmajarvi - a Lake Polluted by Mining Waste- Water, W84-05227 1712 5C
AHUJA, L. R.
Determining Unsaturated Hydraulic Conductivi- ty of Soil During Drainage under a Small Ring Infiltrometer, W84-04846 1712 2G
Effect of Subsoil Conductivity and Thickness on Interflow Pathways, Rates and Source Areas for Chemicals in a Sloping Layered Soil with Seep- age Face, W 84-02208 1707 2G
Leaching of a Soluble Chemical under Field
Crop Conditions,
W84-04873 1712 5B
Modeling Infiltration into Crusted Soils by the
Green-Ampt Approach,
W84-01254 1704 2G
AIETA, E. M.
Determination of Chlorine Dioxide, Chlorine,
Chlorite and Chlorate in Water,
W84-03141 1709 5A
AIREY, P. L.
Effect of Dispersion on the Establishment of a Paleoclimatic Record from Groundwater,
W84-04843 1712 2F
AIROLDI, L.
Analysis of Tetrahydrothiophene in Water by Headspace High-Resolution Gas Chromatogra- phy-Mass Spectrometry, W84-04O52 1710 5A
AJAYI, S. O.
Pollution Studies on Nigerian Rivers: The Onset of Lead Pollution of Surface Waters in Ibadan, W84-03886 1710 5B
AJMAL, M.
Analysis of Effluents and Receiving Waters Arising from the Coal Fired Kasimpur Thermal Power Plant, W84-02945 1708 5B
AKAI, D.
Nitrification Model with an Inhibitory Effect of
Sea Water,
W84-02241 1707 2L
AKAN, A. O.
Effects of Soil Properties on Overland Flow and
Infiltration,
W84-01484 1705 2E
AKAN, A. P.
Inlet Concentration Time Nomogram for Urban
Basins,
W84-05168 1712
AKIYAMA, J.
Meander Bends of High Amplitude, W84-02867
1708 8B
Plunging Flow Into a Reservoir: Theory, W84-04592 1711
AKIYAMA, K.
Synthetic Musk Residues in Biota and Water from Tama River and Tokyo Bay (Jar^ W84-05174 1712 5B
AKRATANAKUL, S.
Sorption Processes in Soils as Influenced by Pore Water Velocity: 2. Experimental Results, W84-02514 1708 2G
Toward Understanding Soil Water Uptake by
Plant Roots,
W84-04344 % 1711 21
AKRIDGE, J. D.
Temporal Distributions of Radiostrontiurn Iso- topes and Radon Daughters in Rainwater During a Thunderstorm, W84-01491 1705 2K
AL-ASSAR, R.
Cost of Producing Power and Water in a Com- bined Power Station and Seawater Desalination Plant, W84-00285 1701 3 A
AL-AZAWI, S.
Optimal Irrigation Planning Model (Ein Model!
zur Planung und Optimierung von Bewasserung-
sanlagen),
W84-05251 1712 6A
AL-DABBAGH, H.
The Regional Effects of the Effluents from the Mishraq Sulphur Mines in Iraq on the Hydrolo- gical System, W84-01105 1704 5B
AL-DABBAGH, M. A. S.
The Regional Effects of the Effluents from the Mishraq Sulphur Mines in Iraq on the Hydrolo- gical System, W84-01 105 1704 5B
AL-DABBAS, M. A. M.
Shell of Mytilus as an Indicator of Zonal Vari- ations of Water Quality Within an Estuary, W84-05288 1712 5B
AL-HINDAWI, A. K.
Quality Changes in Baghdad Canals and Irriga- tion, W84-03148 1709 5B
Survival of Some Faecal Indicator Bacteria in
Drinking Water,
W84-00583 1702 5F
AL KASABI, T. O.
Design of a Commercial Solar-Powered Green- house, W84-00723 1703 3A
AL'KHIMENKO, A.I.
Characteristics of a General Mathematical
Model of Water-Quality Management in Large
Reservoirs,
W84-03912 1710 2H
AL-MOSSAWI, M. J.
Use of Clams as Bioindicator of Fecal Pollution
in Seawater,
W84-02130 1707 5 A
AL-NAKHL1, H. M.
Salmonella Species and Serotypes Isolated From Farm Animals, Animal Feed, Sewage, and Sludge in Saudi Arabia, W84-00363 1702 5B
AL-NASSRI, S.
Some Probabilistic Elements of Field Testing in Water Distribution Systems, 2E W84-01247 1704 8A
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ALLISON, H. D.
AL-SAGABY, I.
Simulated Changes in Water Level in the Minjur Aquifer, Riyadh Area, Saudi Arabia, W84-03571 1710 2F
AL-SHAHWANI, M. F.
Quality Changes in Baghdad Canals and Irriga- tion, W84-03148 1709 5B
ALAM, S.
The Guerledan Pumping Station, (Amenage-
ment de Guerledan),
W84-04222 1711 8B
The Vieux-Pre Dam (Amenagement de Vieux-
Pre),
W84-04213 1711 8A
ALARRAYEDH, M.
Operational Experience of 2 x 11,500 m super 3
d Msf Seawater Desalination Plant,
W84-00741 1703 3 A
ALARY, J.
Determination of Trace Amounts of Chromium (VI) in Presence of Sulfite Ion in Wastewaters of Surface Treatment (Determination Des Traces De Chrome (VI) En Presence De Sulfite Dans Les Eaux Residuaires De Traitement De Sur- face), W84-00308 1701 5A
ALAVIAN, V.
Modeling Streamlines and Mass Transport in
Circulating Flow,
W84-04229 1711 8B
ALAWADI, A. M.
Operational Experience of 2 x 11,500 m super 3
d Msf Seawater Desalination Plant,
W84-00741 1703 3A
ALBERTS, E. E.
Physical and Chemical Properties of Eroded
Soil Aggregates,
W84-04430 1711 2J
ALBRIGHT, L. J.
Influence of River-Ocean Plumes Upon Bacter- ioplankton Production of the Strait of Georgia, British Columbia, W84-04898 1712 2L
ALBRIGHT, L. L.
Water-Resources Investigations in North
Dakota-Fiscal Year 1983,
W84-00888 1703 9C
ALDABAGH, A. S.
Rainfall Analysis by Power Transformation, W84-03044 1709 2B
ALDENHOFF, G. A.
A Quality Assurance Program at a Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Laboratory, W84-02581 1708 5D
ALDOUS, K.
Analysis of 2,2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin in Great Lakes Fish,
W84-02622 1708 5C
ALDRICH, J. W.
Soil Erosion on Subarctic Forest Slopes, W84-03056 1709
2J
ALDRIDGE, B. N. Floods of November 1978 to March 1979 in Arizona and West-Central New Mexico, W84-O0837 1703 7C
Floods of October 1977 in Southern Arizona and
March 1978 in Central Arizona,
W84-00953 1703 2E
ALEJANDRINO, A. A.
Regionalized now Duration for Philippines, W84-01468 1705 2E
ALEKSEEV, V. V.
Modeling of the Oxygen Regime of a Freshwa- ter Body During Summer Heating, W84-02318 1707 21
ALEKSENKO, T. L.
Microbiological Conditions and Water Quality
in the Lower Dniepr,
W84-00148 1701 5B
ALESSI, J.
Effects of Plant and Row Spacing on Dryland Soybean Yield and Water-Use Efficiency, W84-04990 1712 3F
Effects of Seeding Date and Population on Water-Use Efficiency and Safflower Yield, W84-04969 1712 21
ALEXANDER, J. A.
Pulp and Paper Sludge Disposal: the Problem, Current Practice and Future Directions, W84-03670 1710 5E
ALEXANDER, L. M.
Baseline Delimitations and Maritime Boundaries, W84-03237 1709 6E
ALEXANDER, M.
Effect of Nutrients on the Rates of Mineraliza- tion of Trace Concentrations of Phenol and p- Nitrophenol, W84-04945 1712 5B
Microbial Transformation of Nitroaromatic
Compounds in Sewage Effluent,
W84-01647 1705 5B
ALEXANDER, S. E.
The Red River Gorge: The Existence of 'Recre- ational Niches' and Their Management Implica- tions, W84-00441 1702 6B
ALEXANDER, T. W.
Floods in Kansas City, Missouri, and Vicinity,
August 12-13, 1982,
W84-03576 1710 2E
ALEXANDROV, G. A.
Modelling of Matter Cycle in A Mesotrophic
Bog Ecosystem I. Linear Analysis of Carbon
Environs,
W84-04673 1711 2H
Modelling of Matter Cycle in a Mesotrophic Bog Ecosystem, II. Dynamic Model and Eco- logical Succession, W84-04674 1711 2H
ALGAN, U.
Thermal Impact of Residential Ground-Water
Heat Pumps,
W84-03072 1709 2F
ALI, L
Development of Groundwater Resources of
Saudi Arabia,
W84-02508 1708 4B
ALI, S. A.
Quality Changes in Baghdad Canals and Irriga- tion, W84-03148 1709 5B
ALLAHPICHAY, I.
An Improvement for the Concentration of Mi-
cropollutants in the Marine Environment by
Using a Bacteria Strain with a Membrane Filter
System,
W84-01418 1705 5 A
ALLAN, C. P.
Using Vegetation for Non-Structural Sediment
Control,
W84-03987 1710 6F
ALLAN, G. A.
Activated Carbon Treatment Restores Acton
Water Supply,
W84-02372 1707 5F
ALLAN, R. J.
Introduction to the Niagara River/Lake Ontario
Pollution Problem,
W84-02402 1707 5G
ALLANSON, B. R.
Contribution to the Physico-Chemical Limnolo- gy of Swartvlei, W84-03744 1710 2L
ALLEN, C. P.
Evaluating a Mass Transfer Model for the Disso- lution of Organics from Oil Films into Water, W84-02712 1708 5B
Rates of Dissolution of Constituent Organic Contaminants from Coal Liquefaction Oil Films Into Water, W84-02711 1708 5B
ALLEN, H. E.
An Algal Assay Method for Determination of
Copper Complexation Capacities of Natural
Waters,
W84-01427 1705 5B
Ion Exchange and Hydrolysis of Type A Zeolite
in Natural Waters,
W84-02729 1708 5B
ALLEN, L. H. JR.
Basinwide Water Requirement Estimation in
Southern Florida,
W84-04438 1711 2D
Evapotranspiration from a Humid-Region De- veloping Citrus Grove with Grass Cover, W84-04485 1711 2D
ALLEN, M. J.
Standard Plate Count: A Comparison of Pour
Plate and Spread Plate Methods,
W84-O0574 1702 5A
ALLEN, R. G.
Weather Station Siting and Consumptive Use
Estimates,
W84-01144 1704 2B
ALLERUP, P.
Methods for Calculating Areal Precipitation -
Applied to the Susa-Catchment,
W84-O0342 1701 2B
ALLEY, W. M.
Effective Impervious Area in Urban Runoff
Modeling,
W84-04834 1712 2E
Ground Water for Oil-Shale Development, Pi-
ceance Basin, Colorado,
W84-02806 1708 6G
Mixed-Station Extension of Monthly Stream- flow Records, W84-02864 1708 2E
ALLISON, G. B.
Distribution of Deuterium and 18-0 in Dry
Soils. 1. Theory,
W84-05353 1712 2D
Use of Natural Tracers as Indicators of Soil- Water Movement in a Temperate Semi-Arid Region, W84-05354 1712 2G
Water Balance of a Small Lake Using Stable
Isotopes and Tritium,
W84-04151 1710 2H
ALLISON, H. D.
Shallow Groundwater Quality Beneath an Inten- sive Multiple-Cropping System using Center Pivot Irrigation, W84-03949 1710 5B
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AUTHOR INDEX
ALLSOP, K.
Enumeration of Bacteroides fragilis Group Or- ganisms from Sewage and Natural Waters, W84-04163 1710 5A
ALMOHANDIS, A. A.
Multielemental and Hydrochemical Study of
Holy Zamzam Water,
W84-01095 1704 2K
ALONSO, C. V.
Two-Dimensional Channel Flows over Rough
Surfaces,
W84-04827 1712 2E
ALPERT, J. E.
Composting Offers Alternative for Effluent
Plant Sludge Disposal,
W84-00175 1701 5E
ALPINE, A. E. River Discharge Controls Phytoplankton Dy- namics in the Northern San Francisco Bay Estu-
Energy Savings in Distillation Plants by Using
Vapor Thermo-Compression,
W84-04554 1711 3A
AMADEI, B.
Uplift Pressure in Crack Below Dam, W84-03715 1710
8A
ary, W84-01391
1704 2L
ALSANUSSI, M. Y.
Multielemental and Hydrochemical Study of
Holy Zamzam Water,
W84-01095 1704 2K
ALSTAD, J.
Seasonal Variation of Cadmium Toxicity toward the Alga Selenastrum capricornutum Printz in Two Lakes with Different Humus Content, W84-01504 1705 5C
ALTENA, F. W.
Formation of Asymmetric Cellulose Acetate
Membranes,
W84-00237 1701 3A
ALTHAUS, H.
One-dimensional Thin Layer Chromatographic Separation and Fluorometric Quantification of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Water Samples (Eindimensionale dunnschichtchroma- tographische Trennung und fluorometrische Bestimmung von polycyclischen aromatischen Kohlenwasserstoffen aus Wasserproben), W84-02071 1706 5A
ALTHAUS, J. R.
Trace Determination of the Antihistamines Tri- pelennamine Hydrochloride, Thenyldiamine Hy- drochloride, and Chlorothen Citrate in Admix- ture in Animal Feed, Human Urine, and Wastewater by High-Pressure Liquid Chroma- tography and Use of a Fluorescence Detector, W84-02002 1706 5 A
ALTWICKER, E. R.
Effect of Atmospheric Sulfur on the Composi- tion of Three Adirondack Lakes, W84-01976 1706 5B
ALVARADO, C.
Prescribed Burning of Pinus oocarpa in Hondu- ras; I. Effects on Surface Runoff and Sediment Loss, W84-04126 1710 4C
ALVAREZ-BORREGO, S.
Variability and Fluxes of Nitrogen and Organic Carbon at the Mouth of a Coastal Lagoon, W84-04366 1711 2L
ALY, G.
Computer Simulations of Multiple-Effect FFE- VC Systems for Water Desalination, W84-O2037 1706 3 A
ALY, O. A.
Spill of Methyl Parathion in the Mediterranean Sea: A Case Study at Port-Said, Egypt, W84-04548 1711 5B
ALY, S. E.
Comparative Study Between Vapor Compres- sion and Multi Effect Boiling Desalination Sys- tems, W84-O2035 1706 3A
AMARANTE, C. A. DE P.
Hydro-Electric Resources of the Parana River in Brazil (Les Ressources Hydroelectriques du Parana Bresilien), W84-05021 1712 8A
AMAYENC, P.
Exponential Size Distributions of Raindrops and
Vertical Air Motions Deduced from Vertically
Pointed Doppler Radar Data Using a New
Method,
W84-01172 1704 2B
The Role of Doppler Radar in the Study of Precipitation (Utilite du Radar Doppler dans PEtude des Precipitations), W84-04646 1711 2B
AMBLARD, H.
Vibrations of Guide Vanes of Turbomachinery in Runaway Operation (Vibrations des direc- trices des turbomachines a 1'emballement), W84-05036 1712 8C
AMBROSINO, G.
Inflow Stochastic Models for the Management
of Reservoir Secondary Yields,
W84-02887 1708 4A
AMIEL, A. J.
Changes in Hydraulic Conductivity of Labora- tory Sand-Clay Mixtures Caused by a Seawater- Freshwater Interface, W84-04159 1710 2F
AMIRHAERI, S.
A Chemiluminescence Technique for Studying Dynamic Behavior of Trace Element Species in Environmental Systems, W84-02741 1708 5B
AMIRTHARAJAH, A.
Ferric Chloride and Alum as Single and Dual
Coagulants,
W84-01529 1705 5F
Organic Carbon Decay in Stream with Biofilm
Kinetics,
W84-04046 1710 5B
AMMERLAAN, A. C. F.
Seawater Desalting Energy Requirements as a Function of Various Local Conditions, W84-00284 1701 3A
AMOOZEGAR-FARD, A.
Soil Solute Concentration Distributions for Spa- tially Varying Pore Water Velocities and Appar- ent Diffusion Coefficients, W84-00188 1701 2G
AMY, G. L.
Removing Trihalomethane Precursors from
Various Natural Waters by Metal Coagulants,
W84-02675 1708 5F
ANANDARAJAH, A.
Centrifugal Modeling of Soil Liquefaction Sus- ceptibility, W84-01081 1704 8D
ANANTH, M. S.
Hydrodynamics of Two-Phase Cocurrent Downflow through Packed Beds; Part I. Macro- scopic Model, Part II. Experiment and Correla- tions, W84-02349 1707 5D
ANASTASI, G.
Design of High-Pressure Tunnel Outlets (Beson- dere Aspekte der Gestaltung von Grundablassen in Stollen), W84-05267 1712 8A
ANDEEN, G. B.
Effects of Acceleration on Reverse Osmosis De- salination. W84-00466 1702 3A
ANDERSEN, D.
Chlorophyll a and Adenosine Triphosphate Levels in Antarctic and Temperate Lake Sedi- ments, W84-01472 1705 2H
ANDERSEN, L. J.
Use of 'The Capillary Barrier' as a Shield
Against Groundwater Pollution from Fly-Ash
Deposits,
W84-03378 1709 5E
ANDERSEN, M. M.
A Modification of the Trent Index for Use in
Denmark,
W84-02744 1708 5A
ANDERSEN, P. C.
Leaf Conductance, Growth and Survival of Willow and Deciduous Fruit Tree Species Under Flooded Soil Conditions, W84-05076 1712 21
ANDERSEN, P. F.
Analysis of Conceptual Designs for Remedial Measures at Lipari Landfill, New Jersey, W84-03762 1710 6A
ANDERSON, A. T. JR.
Alteration of Oceanic Crust and Geologic Cy- cling of Chlorine and Water, W84-01986 1706 2A
ANDERSON-BLEDSOE, K. L.
Heavy Metal Concentrations in Tissues of Vir- ginia River Otters, W84-01426 1705 5C
ANDERSON, C.
Toxicity, Bioconcentration, and Metabolism of the Herbicide Propanil (3',4'-Dichloropropion- anilide) in Freshwater Fish, W84-05180 1712 5C
ANDERSON, E. G.
Migration of Contaminants in Groundwater at a Landfill: A Case Study; 2. Groundwater Moni- toring Devices, W84-01685 1705 5B
ANDERSON, G.
Observations on the Distribution and Move- ments of Macrobrachium ohione (Smith, 1874) in the Pascagoula River Estuary, Jackson County, Mississippi, U.S.A. (Decapoda, Palae- monidae), W84-02637 1708 2L
ANDERSON, G. C.
Water Resources Data Utah, Water Year 1982, W84-03648 1710 7C
ANDERSON, H. R.
Geology and Ground-Water Resources of the
Rahway Area, New Jersey,
W84-00796 1703 2F
ANDERSON, I. C.
Seasonal Variation in Survival of Escherichia coli Exposed in Situ in Membrane Diffusion Chambers Containing Filtered and Nonfiltered Estuarine Water, W84-01660 1705 5B
ANDERSON, J. E.
Application of Reverse Osmosis to Automotive Electrocoat Paint Wastewater Recycling, W84-00460 1702 3 A
Irreversible Fouling Caused by Plasticization of Asymmetric Reverse Osmosis Membranes,
W84-00474 1702 3 A
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AUTHOR INDEX
ANWAR, H. O.
ANDERSON, J. L.
Maximum Application Rates for Land Treat- ment of Septage, W84-00O4O 1701 5E
ANDERSON, K. A.
Forage Fish Assemblages in the Brazos River Upstream and Downstream from Possum King- dom Reservoir, Texas, W84-02964 1709 2H
ANDERSON, L. G.
Demand Curve for Recreational Fishing with an Application to Stock Enhancement Activities, W84-02234 1707 6B
ANDERSON, M. G.
Development and Application of a Storage
Model for River Flow Forecasting,
W84-03983 1710 2E
Selected Effects of Field Variability on Predic- tions from a Soil Water Finite Difference Model, W84-03972 1710 2G
ANDERSON, M. T.
Trace Elements in Northern Great Plains Strip Mine and Livestock Impoundment Water, W84-05166 1712 5B
ANDERSON, N. J.
Colour and Turbidity Removal with Reusable Magnetite Particles - V; Process Development, W84-02176 1707 5F
Colour and Turbidity Removal with Reusable Magnetite Particles - VI; Pilot Plant Operation, W84-02177 1707 5F
ANDERSON, P. C.
Rapid Method to Estimate Fruit Water Status with Special Reference to Rain Cracking of Sweet Cherries, W84-05063 1712 21
ANDERSON, P. H.
New Role of Drainage Systems in Dam Stabili- ty. W84-04489 1711 8A
ANDERSON, R.
Sewage Treatment Processes - the Solution to
the Odour Problem,
W84-01334 1704 5D
Wet Ozonation for the Treatment of Sewage- Treatment Works Odours, W84-00513 1702 5D
ANDERSON, R. L.
Discussion 'Municipal Water Supply Restric- tions as Urban Growth Constraints,' by W. B. Lord, W84-00414 1702 6D
ANDERSON, W.
Geohydrology of the Floridan Aquifer in the Withlacoochee River Basin of the Southwest Florida Water Management District, W84-00984 1703 7C
Hydrology of the Hamilton Lakes and Vicinity,
Polk County, Central Florida,
W84-00905 1703 7C
ANDERSON, W. B.
Impediments to Effective Interactions Between Multipurpose Water Districts and Other Gov- ernmental Institutions in Urbanizing Areas, W84-00448 1702 6F
Soil Moisture Influence on Micronutrient Cation Availability Under Aerobic Conditions, W84-02503 1708 2G
ANDERSSON, I. B.
Bacterioplankton in the Acidified Lake Gards-
jon,
W84-04701 1711 5C
ANDERSSON, J.
Steady State Fluid Response in Fractured Rock: A Boundary Element Solution for a Coupled, Discrete Fracture Continuum Model, W84-01889 1706 2F
Stochastic Analysis of One-Dimensional Steady State Unsaturated Flow: A Comparison of Monte Carlo and Perturbation Methods, W84-00407 1702 2G
A Stochastic Model of a Fractured Rock Condi- tioned by Measured Information, W84-03414 1709 8E
ANDERTON, R. L.
Contractual Requirements to Implement Water
Reclamation,
W84-02666 1708 6F
ANDO, M.
Microdetermination of Bromide in Water by Gas
Chromatography,
W84-02726 1708 5 A
Studies on Vinyl Chloride Migrating into Drink- ing Water from Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe and Reaction Between Vinyl Chloride and Chlorine, W84-03733 1710 5B
ANDO, Y.
Modelling of Hydrologic Processes in a Small Natural Hillslope Basin, Based on the Synthesis of Partial Hydrological Relationships, W84-02213 1707 2 A
Modelling of Hydrologic Processes in a Small Urbanized Hillslope Basin with Comments on the Effects of Urbanization, W84-03337 1709 2A
ANDREAE, M. O.
Determination of Methylgermanium Species in Natural Waters by Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry With Hydride Gen- eration, W84-04194 1711 5 A
ANDREASEN, J. K.
Toxicity of Texan Petroleum Well Brine to the Sheepshead Minnow (Cyprinodon variegatus), a Common Estuarine Fish, W84-01420 1705 5C
ANDRES, S.
Status of Ground Water Quality in Logan
Township, Gloucester County,
W84-00782 1703 5B
ANDREWS, D. E.
Slaking Modes of Geologic Materials and Their Impact on Embankment Stabilization, W84-01759 1705 5B
ANDREWS, M. J.
Biological Considerations in the Setting of Qual- ity Standards for the Tidal Thames, W84-00523 1702 5C
ANDREYEV A, A. M.
Oogenesis of the Rybinsk Reservoir Bream,
Abramis brama (Cyprinidae),
W84-03105 1709 2H
ANDRYSIAK, A.
Determination of the Components of Waste Water form Bis (2-Ethylhexyl) Peroxydicarbon- ate Production by Gas-Solid Chromatography (Bestimmung Der Zusammensetzung Des Ab- wassers Aus Der Bis(2-Ethylehexyl) Peroxydi- carbonate-Produktion Mit Hilfe Der Gas-Ad- sorptions-Chromatographie), W84-00422 1702 5 A
ANGEL, A.
Cost of Marginal Energy Chargeable to Desali- nation in the Israel Electric Corp. Generating System, W84-00265 1701 3A
ANGELO, G.
Theoretical-Experimental Analysis of Real Flows in Assoradial Pumps (Analyse theorique- experimentale de l'ecoulement reel dans les pompes assoradiales), W84-05038 1712 8C
ANGELOV, M.
Calculating Design Discharges for Small-Scale
Hydro Stations,
W84-04074 1710 6B
ANGERMEIER, P. L.
Fish Communities Along Environmental Gradi- ents in a System of Tropical Streams, W84-01842 1706 2H
ANGUS, R. A.
Phenol Tolerance in Populations of Mosquito- fish from Polluted and Nonpolluted Waters, W84-03322 1709 5C
ANNESINI, M. C.
Evaluation of Biomass Age in Activated Sludge
Processes,
W84-00428 1702 5D
Treatment of Olive Oil Wastes by Distillation, W84-01576 1705 5D
ANOSOVA, N. B.
Investigation of Groundwater Exchange Proc- esses in the Baltic Artesian Basin, W84-02330 1707 2F
ANSARI, Z. I.
Wastewater Reuse in Muslim Countries: An Is- lamic Perspective, W84-02640 1708 5D
ANTHONY, D.
Improved Evaporators for Radioactive Wastes, W84-01665 1705 5D
ANTLE, R.
Evaluation of Surface Impoundment Assessment
in New Mexico,
W84-02815 1708 5G
ANTOINE, S. E.
Effect of Pollution on Phytoplankton in the Ashar Canal, A Highly Polluted Canal of the Shatt al-Arab Estuary at Basrah, Iraq, W84-04680 1711 5C
ANTONELLI, A.
Desalinated Water Production at LNG-Termi-
nals,
W84-02096 1706 3 A
ANTOSCH, L. M.
Phosphorus Management to Protect Lake Water
Quality,
W84-04100 1710 5G
ANTUNES, F. F.
Centrifugal Pumps for Desalination, W84-00213 1701 3A
ANTYPKO, B. E.
Prediction of Groundwater Resources of Fold Regions on the Basis of Studying the Evolution of Rock Permeability, W84-02320 1707 2F
ANWAR, H. O.
Effect of a Subsurface Barrier on the Conserva- tion of Freshwater in Coastal Aquifers, W84-02179 1707 4B
Turbulence Measurements in Stratified and
Well-mixed Estuarine Flows,
W84-03203 1709 2L
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AOKI, K.
AUTHOR INDEX
AOKI, K.
Measurements of the Concentration in Rain- water and of the Henry's Law Constant of Hy- drogen Peroxide, W84-04537 1711 5A
AOYAMA, M.
Precipitate Flotation of Trace Phosphate Ion in
Wstcrs
W84-02379 1707 5 A
APARICIO-TEJO, P. M.
Magnesium Nutrition and Grain Yield of Maize
Having Low Water Potential,
W84-03272 1709 21
Significance of Accelerated Leaf Senescence at Low Water Potentials for Water Loss and Grain Yield in Maize, W84-03285 1709 21
APEL, W. A.
Bacteria and Acidic Drainage from Coal Refuse:
Inhibition by Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and Sodium
Benzoate,
W84-02055 1706 5G
APPA RAO, B. V.
Drought Spells Over North-Central India During the 1979 Southwest Monsoon, W84-03308 1709 2B
APPEL, L.
Selected Hydrologic Data for Northern Utah
Valley, Utah, 1935-82,