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 8 GIS and Remote Sensing Applications for Watershed Planning in the Maumee River Basin, Ohio

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