This will allow the NRDs to perform a more complete analysis of their natural resources, as well as print out maps and other graphics for educational programs. In addition, building on a system established by former CSD technician Daryl Heinen, CSD data-base assistant Bryan Penas is working on a computerized means of allowing users to easily add or modify information that supports the NRDs groundwater programs. This has involved the installation of an electronic measurement device that can gather data on water levels and temperature. He will also help train the Lower Elkhorn NRD staff in the operation of the equipment. Open to anyone interested in Earth science, the open house will be in room 104 of Nebraska Hall and is targeting teachers and others who work with youth in Earth-science education.
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Others who have been invited and may be interested are board members or staff of natural resources districts, faculty or staff from related university departments, staff from related state agencies, boy or girl scouts and gem and mineral club members, Mohlman explained. Refreshments will be offered, and some visitors parking will be available north of Nebraska Hall. Additional parking will be available on the street directly west of the building. The third edition gave us the chance to include this important part of the animal kingdom. Water Conference and sold out very fast.