Chapter 1 GIS: A Useful Tool in Urban Water Management

Chapter 2 Identifying the Water Conservation Potential of Neighborhoods in Phoenix, Arizona: An Integrated Socio-spatial Approach

Chapter 3 Evaluating Collective Effects: A Participatory Approach to Mapping Public Information About Water Issues in an Uncertain and Politicized Context

Chapter 4 On the Relationship Between Stream Biotic Diversity and Exurbanization in the Northeastern USA

Chapter 5 Land Use Influence on the Quantity and Quality of Runoff Along Israel’s Coastal Strip

Chapter 6 Modeling Distribution of Point and Nonpoint Sources Pollution Loadings in the Saginaw Bay Watersheds, Michigan

Chapter 7 GIS Based Decision-Making Model for the Identification of High Priority Wetland and Stream Restoration Sites

Chapter 9 The Application of GIS in Watershed Planning: The Case of the Western Lake Erie Basin

Chapter 10 Utilizing Secondary and Public Data to Examine Relationships Between Watershed Land Cover and Biotic Integrity in the Lake Erie Tributaries

Chapter 11 Use of Geospatial Technology for Oil Spill Response Planning in the Western Basin of Lake Erie