CEE6440 GIS in Water Resourses, Fall 2007
USU Student Term Project web pages

This page contains student work for the GIS in Water Resources Class.

Name	Powerpoint	Final Paper Project Title
Andriyas, Sanyogita	Presentation	Building an ArcGIS Database for Millard County, Utah and Area Suitability Analysis
Ballentine, Kameron	Presentation	Watershed Comparison Using ArcGIS for Flood Plain Mapping
Blonquist, Keith	Presentation	Using Photogrammetry to Generate a DEM and Orthophoto
Brungard, Colby	Presentation	Predicting Pedogenic Silica Accumulations in Geologically Complicated Landscapes
Chestnut, Randon	Presentation	Analysis of vegetation growth in relation to abandoned mine proximity in the North Fork of the American Fork Canyon
Downard, Rebekah	Presentation	Wetlands, Development and Flood Risk on the east shore of the Great Salt Lake
Downey, Blake	Presentation	Re-mapping the Logan River Flood Plain to Estimate Potential Damages and Create an Easy to Read map
Geli, Hatim	Presentation	Building a VBA toolbox to perform the TOPMODEL
Hill , Matthew	Presentation	Sacramento: Flood Risk and Floodplain Mapping using HEC-RAS and ArcGIS
Horsburgh, Jeffery	Presentation	Creation of a Google Maps Interface for Publishing Hydrologic Observations Data in the Little Bear River
Inkenbrandt, Paul	Presentation	Estimating the Hydraulic Parameters of Cache Valley Aquifers
Jensen, Jeremy	Presentation	Watershed Comparison Using ArcGIS for Flood Plain Mapping
Nelson, Cristina	Presentation	Watershed Analysis and Detention Basin Flood Routing of Rudd Creek Drainage
Nelson, Thomas	Presentation	Creating a Generalized Water Budget for Cache Valley, UT/ID
Schmelter, Mark	Presentation	Creation of Bathymetric Surfaces Using High-Density Point Surveys
Shrestha, Niroj	Presentation	Simulation of Stream Runoff using WetSpa Model
Webb, Christopher	Presentation	Sacramento Flood Risk: GIS Runoff Model
Zaman, Bushra	Presentation	Data Integration for observing LAI Patterns in Walnut Creek Watershed, Ames, IOWA

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