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Texas EFIS - Tools & Guidance

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Environmental Flows Information System. Calculator for Low Flows for Microsoft Excel 2007 - A downloadable tool to generate the 7Q2, flow duration curve, harmonic mean, and Lyons Method streamflow to assist in the parameterization of the HEFR model. (Version 2.1). Calculator for Low Flows for Microsoft Excel 2003 - A downloadable tool to generate the 7Q2, flow duration curve, harmonic mean, and Lyons Method streamflow to assist in the parameterization of the HEFR model. (Version 2.1). Bay and Basin Groups.

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CRWR Tools LDCurve

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Center for Research in Water Resources. Cockrell School of Engineering. The University of Texas at Austin.

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CRWR Tools LDCurve

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Calculator for Low Flows (CaLF). As part of the Environmental Flows Information System for Texas ( EFIS. And more on the Lyons' method here. DOWNLOAD for Microsoft Excel 2007. DOWNLOAD for Microsoft Excel 2003. Center for Research in Water Resources. Cockrell School of Engineering. The University of Texas at Austin.

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Links Page

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Cape Fear Green Building Alliance. Center for Research in Water Resources. Center for Watershed Protection. Local Government Environmental Assistance Network. Low Impact Development Center. NA Lake Management Society. National Association of Flood and Stormwater. Association Of Environmental Professionals. NC Cooperative Extension (by county). NC Dept. of Transportation Stormwater Program. NC Water Resources Research Institute. NCSU/BAE Stormwater Research and Extension. NCSU/BAE- How to Do Phase II.

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Resources | Texas Water Resources Institute

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For natural resources managment information. Texas A&M AgriLife Research. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Texas Water Resources Institute. Send us a message at twri@tamu.edu. Find other resources for water information on the web. If you have suggestions for additions this page, please email us at twri@tamu.edu. Find a Water Resources Specialist. Locate a Texas A&M University water resources faculty member through our water resource specialist directory.

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Texas Drought and Water Resources Updates

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This space can be used to provide a little bit of background, including specifics on expertise and contact information for committee members. This space can be used to provide a little bit of background, including specifics on expertise and contact information for committee members. This space can be used to provide a little bit of background, including specifics on expertise and contact information for committee members. The University of Texas at Austin. UT-Austin's Jackson School of Geosciences. This ...

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Texas Drought and Water Resources Updates

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Click above to review photographic evidence of San Angelo's Drying Lakes. G Wells, CSR). This page is produced with support from Texas A&M University. The University of Texas at Austin. S Jackson School of Geosciences. Cockrell School of Engineering. Center for Integrated Earth Systems Science. Center for Research in Water Resources. And Environmental Science Institute. As well as ERCOT. And the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.

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Links

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Red River Groundwater Conservation District. Region C Water Planning Group. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Texas Department of Agriculture. Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Texas General Land Office. Texas Groundwater Protection Committee. Texas Parks and Wildlife. Texas Water Development Board. Texas Water Science Center (USGS). US Environmental Protection Agency - Texas Drinking Water. National Water Resources Association. Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts.

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Drinking water | Mile High Water Talk

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Mile High Water Talk. A blog by Denver Water. Posts Tagged ‘Drinking water’. Are you smarter than an elementary schooler? Posted by Denver Water in Your Denver Water. A kid’s perspective on all things water-bottle related. Kids are heading back to class, and water bottles are now a must-have school supply. We asked some elementary school kids at the Denver Green School. What they know about what’s in their water bottles. The first question was obvious: What’s in your water bottle? How about the taste?