The IJC Menomonee River watershed study
Contributors: United States. Environmental Protection Agency; United States. Environmental Protection Agency. Great Lakes National Program Office; Wisconsin. Dept. of Natural Resources; University of Wisconsin--Madison. Water Resources Center; Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission; International Reference Group on Great Lakes Pollution from Land Use Activities
Publisher: Great Lakes National Program Office, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region V; Available to the public through the National Technical Information Service]
Published: 1979
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill. (536 South Clark St., Room 932, Chicago, Ill. 60605); [Springfield, Va
Language: eng
Subjects: Watershed management -- Menomonee River watershed (Mich. and Wis.) -- Mathematical models; Water quality management -- Menomonee River watershed (Mich. and Wis.) -- Mathematical models; Land use -- Menomonee River watershed (Mich. and Wis.) -- Mathematical models.; Menomonee River Watershed (Wis.)
Notes: "This study funded by a Great Lakes Program grant from the U.S. EPA was conducted in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the University of Wisconsin System Water Resources Center and the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission."

"This study ... was conducted as part of the Task C-Pilot Watershed Program for the International Joint Commission's Reference Group on Pollution and Land Use Activities "--v.3, t.p."

"December 1979."

Vol. 8, cover title: Atmospheric chemistry of lead and phosphorus

"Grant number R005142."

"EPA-905/4-79-029-B-J."

Includes bibliographical references
Table of contents: value: v. 2. Land use, population and physical characteristics of the Menomonee River watershed / by S.G. Walesh ... [et al.]; value: v. 3. Surface water monitoring data / by R. Bannerman ... [et al.]; value: v. 4. Description and calibration of a pollutant loading model-LANDRUN / by V. Novotny, M.A. Chin, H. Tran ; edited by G. Chesters and J. Diamantis; value: v. 5. Simulation of pollutant loadings and runoff quality / by V. Novotny... [et al.]; value: v. 6. Dispersibility of soils and elemental compositionof soils, sediments, and dust and dirt from the Menomonee River watershed / by A. Dong, G. Chesters, G.V. Simsiman; value: v. 7. Groundwater hydrology / by John G. Konrad, Gordon Chesters, and Kurt W. Bauer; value: v. 8. Atmospheric depostition of lead and phosphorus on the Menomonee River watershed / by A.W. Andren, T.R. Stolzenburg; value: v. 9. Atmospheric chemistry of PCBs and PAHs / by A.W. Andren, P.V. Doskey, and J.W. Strand; value: v. 10. Effects of tributary inputs on Lake Michigan during high flows / by R. Bannerman, J.G. Konrad, and D. Becker