Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI)
322 E. Front Street, Suite 242
Boise, ID 83702
Phone: 208-332-4422
Fax: 208-332-4400
Contact: John Tracy
iwrri@uidaho.edu
322 E. Front Street, Suite 242
Boise, ID 83702
Phone: 208-332-4422
Fax: 208-332-4400
Contact: John Tracy
iwrri@uidaho.edu
2005-2007 Reports & Publications
2007
Cosgrove, D.M. and Taylor, J. ; IWRRI for IDEQ; Preliminary Assessment of Hydrology and Water Quality in Gound Water Canyon, County, Idaho. February 2007, 200701, 64 pages
Contor, B.A. Hydrologic Impacts of Current Water-use Practices and Current Hydrologic Conditions - "Current Practices" Scenario" 200702, 38 pages
Cosgrove, D.M. and Taylor, J.: IWRRI for IDEQ; Preliminary Assessment of Hydrologeology of Water Quality in Ground Water in Teton County, Idaho. March 2007, 200703, 30 pages
2006
Tracy, J. C. and Unger, K. Development of an Integrated Land and Water Use Planning Tool for the Carson River Watershed: Phase I Development of a Planning Platform and Water Resources Assessment. Draft Final Report for the US Bureau of Land Management, Carson City Office. November 2006.
Cosgrove, D.M. and Taylor, J. ; IWRRI for IDEQ; Preliminary Assessment of Hydrology and Water Quality in Gound Water Canyon, County, Idaho. February 2007, 200701, 64 pages
Contor, B.A. Hydrologic Impacts of Current Water-use Practices and Current Hydrologic Conditions - "Current Practices" Scenario" 200702, 38 pages
Cosgrove, D.M. and Taylor, J.: IWRRI for IDEQ; Preliminary Assessment of Hydrologeology of Water Quality in Ground Water in Teton County, Idaho. March 2007, 200703, 30 pages
2006
Tracy, J. C. and Unger, K. Development of an Integrated Land and Water Use Planning Tool for the Carson River Watershed: Phase I Development of a Planning Platform and Water Resources Assessment. Draft Final Report for the US Bureau of Land Management, Carson City Office. November 2006.
2005
Cosgrove, D., B. Contor, N. Rinehart, & G. Johnson, IWRRI; A. Wylie & K. Boggs, IDWR Snake River Plain Aquifer Model Scenario Update: Hydrologic Effects of Continued 1980-2002 Water Supply and Use Conditions Using Snake River Plain Aquifer Model Version 1.1--"Base Case Scenario", December 2005. (200520)
Canyon County Report (200510)

