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Great Lakes Tributary Modeling Program

Informational Webinar for NRCS Partners

(OH, PA, and NY)

November 30, 2012

Welcome - Jan Miller, USACE

Great Lakes Tributary Modeling Program (516e) Background (1.4 mb) -

Jan Miller, USACE (Extra Slide)

Buffalo District - USACE Models

Custom designed models:

• Integrated Erosion, Runoff, Sediment and Flood Modeling Toolbox in the Cattaraugus Creek and Clear Creek Watersheds, NY (4.8 mb) - Graham Hayes, State University of New York at Buffalo

• Maumee River Basin Modeling (3.9 mb) - Joe DePinto, LimnoTech

Web-based models:

• Web-based Tools for Watershed Management (9.8 mb) -

Glenn O'Neil, IWR-MSU

• Web-based Tools for Watershed Management: L-THIA (3.0 mb) - Bernie Engel, Purdue University

• Estimating Soil Erosion in Forests with Online Tools (5.2 mb) -

Bill Elliot, US Forest Service