Evaluation of the water management system at a single family residential site.
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 84-11; VOLUME II; WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS FOR SELECTED STORM EVENTS AT TIMBERCREEK SUBDIVISION IN BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; November 1984
1984-11
Lake Okeechobee water quality, April 1981-March 1982 : technical memorandum
TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM; January, 1983
1983-01
Upland Detention/Retention Demonstration Project: Annual Report to the Coordinating Council on the Restoration of the Kissimmee River Valley and Taylor Creek/Nubbin Slough Basin
TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM; July 1980
1980-07
Water quality characteristics of the lower Kissimmee River Basin, Florida
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 82-3; May, 1982
1982-05
Lake Okeechobee water quality, April 1980-March 1981 : technical memorandum
Technical Memorandum; March 1982
1982-03
Taylor Creek Headwaters Project: Phase I Report, Water Quality
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION #82-8; October 1982
1982-10
Cost-effective water quality sampling scheme for variable flow canals at remote sites
Technical Publication; EMA # 409
2003-04
Kissimmee River Basin water quality model study
5 [4] p. ; 28 cm.; Proposal.; Budget and resumes appended. Peter Charles Rosendahl, engineer and Thomas Dee Waite.
1973
Upland Detention/Retention Demonstration Project; Fourth Annual Report to the Coordinating Council on the Restoration of the Kissimmee River Valley and Taylor Creek/Nubbin Slough Basin
INTERIM REPORT; December 1982; Any Findings, Conclusions, and Actual Data Are Subject to Change and/or Revision; Final Publication of these Data Will Be Included In a District Technical Publication
1982-12
The State of Florida Bay Water Quality (1989-2001)
(Preferred Citation) Boyer, Joseph N. and Jones, Ronald, "The State of Florida Bay Water Quality (1989-2001)" (2001). SERC Research Reports. Paper 75.
http://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/sercrp/75
2001-01-01
Chemical quality of water in conservation area 2A and associated canals; by Patrick J. Gleason.
vii, 72, [79] p. : ill. ; 28 cm.; Bibliography: p. 71-72 (1st group); This document reports the results of a 1972-1973 study of the chemical quality of water in Florida's Conservation Area 2A and adjacent areas. Chemical quality was good, with two exceptions: 1) specific conductance of marsh and canal water exceeded water quality standards, and 2) ammonia in canals frequently exceeded standards. The spring drawdown of Conservation Area 2A had no determinable effect on water quality. The concentrations of various ions showed linear relationships.; (Ownership) Florida Collection, Government Documents, Green Library, Florida International University
1974
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