• Call for Papers
  
• Conference Intent - Conference Brochure
  
• Conference Venue / Hotel
  
• Proposed Topics / Technical Program
  
• Student Paper / Poster Competition
  
• Who Should Attend
  
• Exhibitors - Invitation & Registration Form
  
• Field Trip - Registration Form
  
• Review Classes & Short Courses - Registration Form
  
• Sponsors and Partners
  
• Conference Chairs & Committees

Abstracts are due January 31, 2007.

Full Papers of approved abstracts are due April 30, 2007.

Please submit your 200 word abstract to AIHmedia@aol.com or AIH Headquarters at:


American Institute of Hydrology
300 Village Green Circle, Suite 201
Smyrna, GA 30080

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There is increasing recognition by governing agencies and industry, for the need of technical integration in water-resources planning and management. The AIH conference is intended to present an opportunity for scientists and managers in all water-related disciplines to gather and interact together. The conference will offer research and project case studies from all over the country, providing learning opportunities to all attendees. In addition to offering a wide range of technical topics, areas of social and legal interaction, and current interests will also be covered.

The conference will give a chance to discuss the effects of urbanization, agriculture, industry, forestry, etc. and the research done and needed to better define these effects. The conference will give a chance for managerial viewpoints of cities, factories, farmers, fisheries, foresters, etc. to answer questions on how technical problems are brought together and solved, and how management issues are decided between competing resources. What kind of partnerships have been developed between hydrologists, engineers, geologists, chemists, biologists and other disciplines to develop current hydrology methods? What kinds of knowledge are required to make good hydrologic decisions and practice good science? What kinds of partnerships exist between the users of hydrologic information?

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The conference will be held at:



John Ascuaga's Nugget
1100 Nugget Avenue
Sparks, Nevada 89432-0797


The conference rate will be $80 plus tax (USD) per night, for single or double occupancy. Rooms must be reserved before March 31, 2007, by directly calling:



800-648-1177 or 775-356-3300

Online at www.janugget.com (Code GAIH)

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• The Carbonate Aquifer System of Nevada/Utah
• Emerging Contaminants
• Hydrologic Effects Associated with Climate Change
• Lakes and Reservoirs
• Cooperative Conservation Efforts
• San Francisco Bay-Delta Program
• Klamath Basin Hydrologic Issues
• Integrating Modeling Concepts
• Adaptive Management
• Stream and Groundwater Interactions

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The 2007 Annual Meeting & International Conference will feature a student paper and poster competition. Prize consist of $1500 in scholarships. Awards will be presented for the best paper or poster presentation, to be judge by a panel of certified Professional Hydrologists at the conference. Only full time students, currently seeking a degree in hydrology or related fields may enter this competition. To enter the competition, please submit an abstract of no more than 200 words to AIH. Papers/Posters with multiple authors will equally share the prize; or by any other pre-arrangement, submitted in writing to AIH.

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This conference is recommended for scientists and engineers in all fields of the hydrologic sciences, Hydrologists and Hydrogeologists, State/ Federal and local government, Environmental Engineers, Environmental Consultants, Planners, Attorneys, Senior Project Managers, Landscape Architects, Environmental Managers, Elected Officials, Agribusinesses, Economic Development Councils, Property Assessors, Local Chamber Members, Water Planning Districts, Builders and Contractors, Business and Industry, Realtors, Landowners, Developers, and Citizen Groups.

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Exhibit booths will be located in conjunction with poster presentations and break refreshments. This will guarantee direct access to the professionals who are actively employed in the field of hydrology. These professionals come from industry, academia, consulting firms, government agencies, and commercial industries. The attendees have interests in many different products and services such as computer software, information services, technical instruments, scientific publications, and technical supplies. The attendees traditionally have come from all areas of the United States and other countries.

Exhibitor Invitation with floor plan & Registration Form

For information on displaying your product or service at this conference, please contact the AIH office directly at 770-384-1634 or send an email to aihydro@aol.com.

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• Third Creek & Incline Creek near Crystal Bay, NV, USGS Lake Tahoe Monitoring Network gages and sampling stations. Floods of 1997 and 2005, sediment loading, yields, and trends; and, Second Creek 1969 mudflow event presented by Nancy Alvarez and Tim Rowe, USGS, Nevada Water Science Center
  
  
• Incline Village Restoration sites:
  - Incline Creek overflow channel restoration - parking lot removal
  - Village Green collection pond - Incline Village General Improvement District
  - Rosewood Creek Restoration & Realignment presented by Matt Vitale, Nevada Tahoe Conservation District.

"Official Review Class for the AIH Fundamentals Examination"
Instructor: Dr. Peter Black
Date:Sunday, April 22, 200 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Cost: $100 (all participants)
Registration fee includes a Study Guide.
This class is designed to help prepare candidates for the AIH certifying examination.*

Short Course Registration Form

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In the Fundamentals Refresher Course, participants will review the material to be tested, the type of testing, and will practice working example questions. There will be a study guide for each student. The instructor will discuss fundamental hydrology and explain the structure and organization of the test. They will also answer questions and work with the participants to complete example questions.

* Anyone may register for the Review Class. You do not have to be approved to take the examination to be able to participate in the Review Class. AIH also offers examinations for Surface Water, Ground Water and Water Quality as part of the certification of Professional Hydrologists and Hydrogeologists. The Review Classes for these examinations will not be offered at this time.

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