Hydrology News

HydroNews - HydroWeb newsletter No. 41 (03.22.05)

Brought to you by IAEH - the International Association
for Environmental Hydrology

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---- In This Issue -----

1 - Hydrology Jobs - Watershed Assessment
2 - Hydrology Jobs - Water Engineer
3 - American Institute of Hydrology Membership
4 - 2005 Stockholm Water Prize
5 - Hydrology Course in Japan
6 - UNESCO Karst Course in Budapest
7 - International Groundwater Conference
8 - Surface Water Features Digital Data Sets
9 - New hydrology software - updated HEC-Kit
10 - Send YOUR hydrology news! Send CONFERENCE announcements!

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1 - Hydrology Jobs - Watershed Assessment
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ETI has an immediate need for a Senior Watershed
Assessment Specialist to assist a client in
Columbia, Maryland.

More information here:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?t=222

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2 - Hydrology Jobs - Water Engineer
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A & E firm is seeking a candidate with design
and project management experience in water
and wastewater engineering.

More information here:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?t=221

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3 - American Institute of Hydrology Membership
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C.W. Fetter announces that The American Institute of
Hydrology is seeking applications from prospective
members.

The Institute is waiving the application
fee until June 1, 2005.

More information here:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?t=227

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4 - 2005 Stockholm Water Prize
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Dave.Trouba announces that the The Centre for Science and
Environment (CSE), New Delhi, India, has won the 2005
Stockholm water prize.

More information here:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?p=290

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5 - Hydrology Course in Japan
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Martin Stack announces an opportunity
to study hydrology in Japan this coming May.

Details here:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?t=223

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6 - UNESCO Karst Course in Budapest
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A short course "Multidisciplinary Approach to
Karstwater Protection Strategy" will be held from
22-27 August 2005 in Budapest, Hungary.

More information here:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?t=220

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7 - International Groundwater Conference
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Jacob Waaters invites colleagues to attend the
International Groundwater Conference: Groundwater -
Perspectives, Problems and Challenges

New Delhi, India, February 1-4, 2006.

Details here:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?t=219

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8 - Surface Water Features Digital Data Sets
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Karl Daines is seeking digital data sets of surface
water features for countries throughout Europe. If you
can be of assistance, please see his message at:

http://hydroforum.com/phpbbforo/viewtopic.php?t=225

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9 - New hydrology software - updated HEC-Kit
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IAEH announces the release of a new version of
the HEC-Kit modeling CD.

HEC-Kit now includes GSTARS, the Generalized
Stream Tube Model for Alluvial River Simulation.

Details here:

http://www.hydroweb.com/hydrology-software.html

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10 - Send YOUR hydrology news! Send HYDROLOGY CONFERENCE
announcements!
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Do you want to get the word out to all your
colleagues?

Post your hydrology news at

http://www.hydroforum.com

Or send your hydrology news directly to

hydronews@hydroweb.com

and you will see it here in our next issue!

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- To join our association go to:

http://www.hydroweb.com/hydrology-membership.html

Thanks for your support!

The HydroWeb Team

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(22 March 05)