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Great Lakes Tributary Modeling Program

Informational Webinar for NRCS Partners

(IN, WI, and MN)

February 23, 2012

Welcome - Jan Miller, USACE

Great Lakes Tributary Modeling Program (516e) Background (1.4 mb) - Jan Miller, USACE

Models and Programs:

Custom designed models:

• Local Applications of a Tributary Model (5.3 mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE - Detroit District

• Chicago District Projects (3.4 mb) - David Bucaro, USACE - Chicago District

Web-based models:

• Web-based Tools for Watershed Management (11.0 mb) - Glenn O'Neil, IWR-MSU

• Web-based Tools for Runoff and Erosion Management (5.8 mb) - Bernie Engel, Purdue University

Using the Models to Establish Priorities - Joint Discussion

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Webinar Presenters:

Jan Miller

USACE, Great Lakes & Ohio River Division

(312) 353-6354

Jim Selegean

USACE, Detroit District

(313) 226-6791

David Bucaro

USACE, Chicago District

(312) 846-5583