NUTRIENT TRANSPORT MODELING IN THE LAKE EUCHA BASIN.
D. Gade¹, D.E. Storm¹, M. Smolen¹, and M. Gregory². ¹Dept. Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Oklahoma State University, ²Dept. Plant and Soil Sciences Oklahoma State University

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES AND REACH, NETWORK, AND WATERSHED SCALE ATTRIBUTES IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON (USA) STREAMS.
W.J. Gerth¹, A.T. Herlihy¹, P.R. Kaufmann², J. Van Sickle², T. Moser³, P.J. Wigington², and J.L. Li¹. ¹Oregon State University, ²USEPA, ³Dynamac Corporation

ASSESSING AND MONITORING THE INLAND LAKES OF THE GREAT LAKES CLUSTER NATIONAL PARKS USING BENTHIC INVERTEBRATES.
T. Horvath, R. Whitman, M. Goodrich, L. Last, and M. Nevers. USGS, Lake Michigan Ecological Research Staion, 1100 N. Mineral Springs Road, Porter Indiana 46304

PRELIMINARY ORDINATION OF STREAM ORGANISMS IN KENTUCKY.
G.J. Pond, J.F. Brumley, and R.E. Houp. Kentucky Division of Water, Ecological Support Section, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601

USING A GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM AND REMOTE-SENSING TO DETERMINE SPATIAL ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN CHEMICAL AND ECOLOGICAL RESPONSE VARIABLES AND STREAM BIOTA AMONG WATERSHEDS IMPACTED BY MINING.
L. Small¹, D.M. Carlisle², B. Prusha², J. Nuckols¹, and W.H. Clements². ¹Department of Environmental Health, Environmental Health Advanced Systems Laboratory, ²Department of Fishery and Wildlife Biology

COUNTY-LEVEL NUTRIENT ANALYSIS FOR NONPOINT SOURCE ASSESSMENT.
R.D. Tejral¹, D.E. Storm¹, M.D. Smolen¹, and P.L. Kenkel². ¹Oklahoma State University, Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, ²Oklahoma State University, Department of Agricultural Economics