Western Water Supply Challenges Workshop

Salt Lake City, Utah

September 28-29, 2004

POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS


State Presentations

  • Utah - Larry Anderson, Director, Division of Water Resources
  • Nevada - Hugh Ricci, State Engineer
  • California - Gerald Johns, Deputy Director, Department of Water Resources
  • Arizona - Herb Guenther, Director, Department of Water Resources
  • New Mexico - John D'Antonio, State Engineer
  • Oklahoma - Duane Smith, Executive Director, Water Resources Board
  • Kansas - Dave Pope, Chief Eingineer, Division of Water Resources
  • North Dakota - Dale Frink, State Engineer
  • South Dakota - Dave Templeton, Director, Division of Financial and Technical Assistance, Department of Environment and Natural Resources
  • Colorado - Rod Kuharich, Director, Colorado Water Conservation Board
  • Montana - Jack Stults, Administrator, Water Resources Division
  • Oregon - Barry Norris, State Engineer
  • Washington - Doug McChesney, Policy Section Manager, Water Resources Program, Department of Ecology


  • Water Resource Challenges: Growing Demands & Scarcity

  • Estimating Water Supplies and Water Use in the West
    Bob Hirsch, USGS Assistant Director and Chief Hydrologist
  • Water Supply and the Role of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
    Fred Caver, Deputy Director, Civil Works, Army Corps of Engineers

  • The Current Drought in the West: Status and Impacts

  • Dinner Speaker
  • Randall Julander, NRCS Snow Survey Supervisor and Adjunct Professor, University of Utah, Snow Hydrology


    The Potential Water Resources Consequences of Future Climate Variability

  • Chet Koblinsky, Director, Climate Program Office, NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce
  • Brad Udall, University of Colorado, Western Water Program, Center for Science and Technology Policy Research
  • Phil Pasteris, Natural Resources Conservation Service, National Water and Climate Center
  • Greg Johnson, Natural Resources Conservation Service, National Water and Climate Center
  • Mike Dettinger, U.S. Geological Survey, Global Change Hydrology Program