Publications
of the
National Environmental Research
Center, (NERO, Corvallis, Oregon
PACIFIC NORTHWEST WATER LABORATORY
SPRING 1972
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
200 S.W. 35th STREET
CORVALLIS, OPEGON 97330
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction 1
Key to Sources 3
Addresses Where Publications Available 4
National Coastal Pollution Research Program 5
Consolidated Laboratory 8
National Eutrophication Research Program 10
National Waste Treatment Research Program 14
Manpower and Training Branch 17
National Thermal Pollution Research Program 17
Director's Officer, NERC-Corvallis 20
Technical Services Program 21
Miscellaneous 22
Order Sheet 23
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INTRODUCTION
This report is a list of in-house papers and publications produced
by staff members of the Corvallis Programs of the National Environmental
Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon, through Spring 1972. In its brief
history the Corvallis facility has known a number of agency and laboratory
name changes. To clarify these changes for librarians who must catalog
material, and for patrons who need to find publications, we include a
very short chronology of events.
1961
Section 4(e) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act directed
the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare to establish, equip,
and maintain field laboratory and research facilities. Plans were begun
for a Pacific Northwest regional laboratory of the U. S. Public Health
Service, Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control.
October 24, 1966
Dedication of the Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis,
Oregon, now placed under the Department of the Interior, Federal Water
Pollution Control Administration.
April 3, 1970
In accordance with the Water Quality Improvement Act of 1970, the
name of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration was changed
to the Federal Water Quality Administration.
December 1970
In accordance with the President's Reorganization Plan No. 3 of
1970, the Environmental Protection Agency was established. It included
those sections of the Department of Interior, the Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare, the Department of Agriculture, the Atomic Energy
Commission, and the Federal Radiation Council having to do with air
pollution control, water pollution, solid waste management, radiation
research, and pesticides research.
August 1971
The Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Monitoring
designated the Corvallis laboratory as one of the three National Environmental
Research Centers of the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency. The other
Centers are located at Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and Cincinnati,
Ohio. Associate Laboratories of National Environmental Research Center
(NERC)-Corvallis are located at:
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Ada, Oklahoma Grosse lie, Michigan
Athens, Georgia Gulf Breeze, Florida
College, Alaska West Kingston, Rhode Island
Duluth, Minnesota
Within the Center at Corvallis there are five active national
research programs. These are:
1. National Coastal Pollution Research Program
2. National Thermal Pollution Research Program
3. National Eutrophication Research Program
4. National Waste Treatment Research Program, with emphasis
on food waste research & paper & forest industries
research
5. National Eutrophication Lake Survey Program
Assisting these programs in the areas of routine and specialized
chemical, biological, and physical analyses is a Consolidated Laboratory
Services Section.
Also located on the Corvallis site is the Western Fish Toxicology
Branch of the National Water Quality Laboratory in Duluth, Minnesota.
New facilities are being constructed for this Branch near the
Willamette River in Corvallis.
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PUBLICATIONS OF NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER (NERC)
Corvallis, Oregon
KEY TO SOURCES
Library, HERC, Corvallis, as long as supply lasts. For order
form, see last page.
* 6PO & price
GPO, after available supplies at Library, NERC, Corvallis are
exhausted. Microfiche through NTIS - 95 cents.
GPO & price
NTIS
Purchase through GPO. Microfiche through NTIS - 95 cents.
National Technical Information Service. # - PB number not yet
assigned. Microfiche - 95 cents.
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Out of print. Available through Library, NERC, Corvallis, and
many other EPA and University libraries with an interlibrary
loan form.
Journal,
Proceedings,
etc. No reprints available. See published article.
* Journal,
*Proceedings, Library, NERC, Corvallis, as long as supply lasts. Then see
etc. published article.
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In preparation. Name kept on file for notification when
available.
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Interlibrary loan.
Transcripts of conferences are on file in many EPA libraries,
federal depository libraries, and other university collections
You may also contact the appropriate regional EPA offices for
copies of transcripts.
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ADDRESSES WHERE PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE
NERC - Library
National Environmental Research Center
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
200 S.W. 35th St.
Corvallis, OR 97330
NTIS - National Technical Information Service
Department of Commerce
Springfield, VA 22151
GPO - Superintendent of Documents
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington, DC 20402
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U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
National Environmental Research Center
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS
NATIONAL COASTAL POLLUTION RESEARCH PROGRAM
No. Title of Publication Source
Bartsch, A. F., R. J. Callaway, R. A. Wagner, and C. E. Woelke
1967 Technical approaches toward evaluating estuarine
pollution problems. Jj^ Estuaries, edited by George *
H. Lauff. Publication No. 83, American Association
for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC, 1967.
pp. 693-700.
C-l Baumgartner, D. J.
1971 Capabilities and limitations of models as estuarine
pollution control techniques. Presented at 7th IP
Annual Conference & Exposition, Marine Technology
Society, August 16-18, Washington, DC.
C-2 Baumgartner, D. J.
1970 Disposal of liquid and particulate wastes to the
ocean. Chemical Engineering Symposium Series, *
Water - 1970. 67(107):46-53.
C-3 Baumgartner, D. J., R. 0. Callaway, and G. R. Ditsworth
1968 Disposal of solid aluminum wastes in the ocean, NTIS #
Working Paper No. 64, Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, OR. 14 pp.
C-4 Baumgartner, D. J.
1969 Discussion of a paper entitled: The fate of intestinal
bacteria in the sea, by R. Mitchell and J. Carell
Morris. In. S. H. Jenkins, ed. Advances in water *
pollution research. Proceedings of the 4th Inter-
national Conference held in Prague, 1969. Pergamon,
NY. 1969. pp. 819-821.
C-5 Baumgartner, D. J., M. H. Feldman, L. C. Bentsen, and T. L. Cooper
1970 Field studies in Yaquina River Estuary of surface gas
transfer rates. In^ Direct Tracer Measurements of * IP
Reaeration Capacity of Streams and Estuaries, Proceed-
ings, Federal Water Quality Administration—Georgia
Institute of Technology Symposium and Demonstration.
July 7-8. Atlanta, GA. 14 pp.
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No. Title of Publication Source
C-6 Baumgartner, D. J. and D. S. Trent
1970 Ocean outfall design - Part I: Literature review
and theoretical development. Pacific Northwest NTIS
Water Laboratory, Con/all is, OR. 129 pp. PB 203-749
(Note: Will be reprinted with Part II by EPA's
Project Report System, date unknown.)
C-7 Baumgartner, D. J. and W. A. Cawley
1968 Our contaminated coastal waters. Oceanology *
International 3(7):39-41.
C-8 Baumgartner, D. J., M. H. Feldman, and C. L. Gibbons
1971 A procedure for tracing of kraft mill effluent from
an ocean outfall by constituent fluorescence. Water * Journal
Research 5(8):533-544.
C-9 Baumgartner, D. J. and R. J. Call away
1970 State-of-the-art for simulation of pollution problems
and controls in estuaries. Paper presented at Food *
and Agriculture Organization of the U. N. Technical
Conference on Marine Pollution and its Effects on
Living Resources and Fishing. December 9-18, FAO,
Rome, Italy. Unpublished manuscript.
C-10 Baumgartner, D. J.
1968 Statement before the enforcement conference on * @
pollution of Lake Michigan and its tributary basin, Proceedings
Chicago, January 31. Vol. 2, pp. 761-811.
C-ll Baumgartner, D. J.
1969 Statement on the fate of taconite wastes discharged
to Lake Superior. ln_ Proceedings of the Conference on @ Proceedings
Pollution of Lake Superior and its tributary basin,
Minnesota-Wisconsin-Michigan, in Duluth, MN, on
May 13-15, 1969. Vol. 1, pp. 178-186.
C-12 Baumgartner, D. J., W. P. James, and G. L. O'Neal
1969 A study of two ocean outfalls. Presented at West
Coast Regional Meeting, National Council of the
Paper Industry for Air and Stream Improvement, Inc. Tech. Bulletin
Oct. 14, and printed as Part III of their Tech. Bui.
No. 231, December 1969, The use of aerial photogrammetry
and fluorescent spectroscopy to evaluate ocean outfall
dispersion of kraft effluent, pp. 27-53.
C-13 Baumgartner, D. J., D. S. Trent, and K. V. Byram
1971 User's guide and documentation for outfall plume model, NTIS
Working Paper No. 80. Pacific Northwest Water PB 204-577
Laboratory, Corvallis, OR. 29 pp.
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No.
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C-14 Call away, R. J.
1971 Applications of some numerical models to Pacific
Northwest estuaries, ^n Proceedings, Oregon State
University Technical Conference on Estuaries of the
Pacific Northwest, March 19. Circular No. 42, OSU
Engineering and Experiment Station, Corvallis, OR.
pp. 29-97.
C-15 Callaway, R. J., K. V. Byram, and 6. R. Ditsworth
1969 Mathematical model of the Columbia River from the
Pacific Ocean to Bonneville Dam - Part I: Theory,
program notes and programs. Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, OR. 155 pp.
(Note: Will be reprinted with Part II by EPA's
project report system, date unknown.)
C-16 Callaway, R. J. and K, V. Byram
1971 Mathematical model of the Columbia River from the
Pacific Ocean to Bonneville Dam - Part II: Input-output
and initial verification procedures. Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, Corvallis, OR. 130 pp.
C-17 Call away, R. J., G. R. Ditsworth, and D. L. Cutchin
1970 Salinity, runoff and wind measurements Yaquina Estuary
Oregon, April 1967 - October 1968, Working Paper No.
70. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis,
OR. 42 pp.
C-18 Callaway, Richard
1970 Statement before the conference on pollution of Lake
Michigan and its tributary basin, 3rd session,
reconvened in workshop sessions, October 1-2, Chicago
Vol. 3, pp. 1379-1384.
C-19 Callaway, Richard J.
1970 Summary of the oceanography and surface wind structure
of the Pacific Subarctic Region in relation to waste
releases at sea, Working Paper No. 76. Pacific North-
west Water Laboratory, Corvallis, OR. 66 pp.
C-20 Clark, B. D., W. F. Rittall, D. J. Baumgartner, and K. V. Byram
1971 The barged ocean disposal of wastes; a review of current
practice and methods of evaluation. Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, Con/all is, OR. 120 pp.
C-21 DeBen, Waldemar A.
1970 Design and construction of a salt water environment
simulator, Working Paper No. 71. Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, Corvallis, OR. 30 pp.
Proceedings
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PB 202-422
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PB 202-423
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Proceedings
NTIS
PB 204-739
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No. Title of Publication Source
C-22 Ditsworth, George R.
1966 Environmental factors in coastal and estuarine waters: * NTIS
Bibliographic series - Volume I - Coast of Oregon. PB 202-878
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, OR.
62 pp.
C-23 Ditsworth, George R.
1968 Environmental factors in coastal and estuarine waters: * NTIS
Bibliographic series - Volume II - Coast of Washington. PB 202-879
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Con/all is, OR.
81 pp.
C-24 Ditsworth, George R.
1967 Index to research on coastal and estuarine waters in the NTIS #
United States. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory,
Corvallis, OR. 33 pp.
C-25 Feldman, M. H.
1970 The 50-mile ballast-oil dumping prohibited zone off
Alaska reconsidered in the light of available data * NTIS
gleaned from significant incidents, Working Paper PB 204-740
No. 77. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis,
OR. 22 pp.
C-26 Feldman, Milton H.
1970 Trace materials in wastes disposed to coastal waters: NTIS
Fates, mechanisms, and ecological guidance and control, PB 202-346
Working Paper No. 78. Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, OR. 102 pp.
C-27 James, Wesley P., Fred J. Burgess, and Don Baumgartner
1971 An aerial photographic study of waste field from three *
ocean outfalls. Presented at Third Annual Offshore
Technology Conference held in Houston, TX, April 19-21.
Paper No. OTC 1374. pp. 1483-1490. Preprint.
C-28 National Coastal Pollution Research Program, Staff Newsletter. *
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, OR.
Issues available: 1970, 1971.
CONSOLIDATED LABORATORY
W-^ Burm, R. J., Daniel F. Krawczyk, and G. L. Harlow
3 1968 Chemical and physical comparison of combined and Journal
separate sewer discharges. Journal Water Pollution
Control Federation 40(1):112-126.
CL-1 Krawczyk, Daniel F.
1971 Analytical quality control. Jji Minutes, 39th Meeting
Water Supply and Water Pollution Control Committee, *
Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission. February 2.
Portland, OR. 21 pp.
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No.
Title of Publication
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CL-2 Krawczyk, Daniel F.
1969 Analytical techniques for the National Eutrophication
Research Program. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, *
Corvallis, OR. 141 pp.
CL-3 Krawczyk, Daniel F., J. McLane, and R. D. Vaughan
1966 Determination of ammonia nitrogen and organic nitrogen
following the analysis of phenol. In^ Proceedings . *
Ninth Conference on Great Lakes Research, Chicago,
March 28-30. University of Michigan, Great Lakes
Research Division, Publication No. 15:395-399.
CL-4 Krawczyk, Daniel F-
1969 Dissolved oxygen uptake of dredge materials into aquatic
environment. Presented at 36th Annual Meeting of * IP
Pacific Northwest Pollution Control Association.
November 6. Seattle, WA.
CL-5 Krawczyk, D. F., P. L. Taylor, and W. D. Kee, Jr.
1966 Laboratory sample control and computer verification of
results at Lake Huron program office. Presented at *
Ninth Conference on Great Lakes Research, March 29.
Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute.
Chicago. Unpublished.
CL-6 Krawczyk, D. F., and K. V. Byram
A management system in operating a chemical analytical IP
laboratory - SHAVES
CL-7 Krawczyk, Daniel F-
1968 Phosphorus and nitrogen analysis of wastewater treatment *
plant control. Presented at Wastewater Treatment Plant
Operators Course; and at 35th Annual Meeting of Pacific
Northwest Pollution Control Association, Penticton, BC,
in October. 34 pp. Unpublished.
CL-8 Krawczyk, Daniel F.
1970 Research Needs from the viewpoint on the Federal *
Program Northwest Region -- Analytical methodology.
Presented at 37th Annual Meeting of Pacific North-
west Pollution Control Association. October 23.
Victoria, BC. Unpublished.
E-18 Malueg, K. W., C. F. Powers, and D. F. Krawczyk
1972 Effects of aerial forest fertilization with urea
pellets on nitrogen levels in a mountain stream. *
Northwest Science, 46(l):52-58.
CL-9 Malueg, N. J. and D. F. Krawczyk
Tracing oil as a pollutant in water. IP
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NATIONAL EUTROPHICATION RESEARCH PROGRAM
No. Title of Publication
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Bartsch, A. F.
1970 Accelerated eutrophication of lakes in the United
States: Ecological response to human activities.
Environmental pollution. Elsevier Pub. Co. 1:133-140.
Bartsch, A. F., and C. F. Powers
1969 Changes in the Great Lakes and present status.
Presented at American Chemical Society meeting held
in Minneapolis, Minn., April 16. Unpublished.
Bartsch, A. F.
1970 Eutrophi cation: a threat to water resources. Ir±
Proceedings of the Bioresources of Shallow Water
Environments National Symposium on Hydrobiology.
Miami Beach, Florida, June 24-27. American Water
Resources Association, Urbana, 111. pp. 127-135.
Bartsch, A. F.
1968 Eutrophi cati on problems in reservoirs. Iji Reservoirs :
Problems and Conflicts Seminar conducted by Oregon
State University Water Resources Research Institute,
Fall Quarter, 1968. Oregon State University, Corvallis,
Ore. SEMN WR 010.68. Published in January, 1969.
pp. 23-30.
Bartsch, A. F.
1970 Overview of lake restoration and the role of the
federal government. Presented at 138th Annual
Meeting of the AAAS, December 26-31, in Chicago,
111. Unpublished.
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Bartsch, A. F.
1971 Role of the federal
in natural waters.
government in controlling nutrients
Presented at American Chemical
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Society Symposium on Nutrients in Natural Waters, Los
Angeles, California, March 28-April 2.
Bartsch, A. F.
1968 Statement on eutrophication conditions in Lake
Michigan. Ir± Proceedings of the conference on the
pollution of Lake Michigan and its tributary basin,
January 31, in Chicago. Vol. 2, pp 649-751.
Complete text printed in Congressional Record,
February 5, 1968. Also published as Eutrophication
is beginning in Lake Michigan, Water & Water
Engineering, 5:84-87.
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Bartsch, A. F.
1969 Statement on eutrophication conditions in the upper
Potomac estuary. In^ Proceedings of the Conference in
the matter of pollution of the interstate waters of
the Potomac River (Washington Metropolitan Area) -
District of Columbia - Maryland - Virginia. Washington,
D. C., April 2. U. S. Federal Water Pollution Control
Administration, pp. 420-437.
Bartsch, A. F.
1969 Statement on eutrophication in relation to Lake
Superior. Ij^ Proceedings of the Conference. Pollution
of Lake Superior and its tributary basins, Minnesota-
Wisconsin-Michigan, in Duluth, Minn., May 13-15.
Vol. 1, pp. 189-201.
Bartsch, A. F.
1970 The technology available and needed to control eutrophi-
cation. ln_ Lake eutrophi cation - Water pollution
causes, effects and control. Papers presented at the
Save the Lakes Symposium, August 18-19, 1969, at
Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. University of Minnesota
Water Resource Research Center, Bulletin No. 22, 1970.
pp. 34-42.
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1969
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Field studies on sediment-water algal nutrient interchange
processes and water quality of Upper Klamath and Agency *
Lakes, July 1967 - March 1969, Working Paper No. 66.
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 60 pp.
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Gahler, A.
1971
R., and W. D. Sanville
Lake sediments. Characterization of lake sediments and
evaluation of sediment-water nutrient interchange
mechanisms in the Upper Klamath Lake System. Paper
presented at 14th Conference of International Associa-
tion of Great Lakes Research, University of Toronto,
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April 19-21, 1971, and at Western Soils
Committee, Corvallis, Oregon, April
Unpublished.
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and Water Research
1970. 40 pp.
E-13 Gahler, Arnold R.
1969 Sediment - water nutrient interchange. Iji Proceed-
ings of the eutrophication-biostimulation assessment
workshop held in Berkeley, June 19-21. University
of California, Berkeley, and Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. pp. 243-257.
E-14 Joint Industry/Government Task Force on Eutrophication
1969 Provisional algal assay procedure. Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 62 pp.
Proceedings
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Maloney, Thomas E., William E. Miller, and Tamotsu Shiroyama
1971 Algal responses to nutrient additions in natural
waters. I. Laboratory assays. _In. Nutrients and
eutrophication: the limiting-nutrient controversy.
Proceedings of a symposium held at the W. K. Kellogg
Biological Station, Michigan State University,
February 11-12, 1971. Special Symposia, Vol. I,
6. E. Likens, editor. Lawrence, Kansas, American
Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. 1972.
pp. 134-140.
Maloney, Thomas E., and Alfred F. Bartsch
1969 Research to save America's lakes. Chemical Engineering
Progress, Symposium Series, 65(97):278-280.
Proceedings
Malueg, K. W., J. R. Tilstra, D. W. Schults, and C. F. Powers
1971 The effect of induced aeration upon stratification and
eutrophication processes in an Oregon farm pond.
Presented at the International Symposium on Man Made
Lakes. May, 1971. Knoxville, Tennessee. American
Geophysical Union Monograph Series, Vol. 15.
E-18 Malueg, K. W., C. F. Powers, and D. F. Krawczyk
1972 Effects of aerial forest fertilization with urea
pellets on nitrogen levels in a mountain stream.
Northwest Science, 46(1):52-58.
E-19 Malueg, K. W., J. R. Tilstra, D. W. Schults, and C. F- Powers
Limnological Observations on an ultra-oligothrophic
lake in Oregon, USA. Jji International Association of
Theoretical and Applied Limnology, Vol. 18.
E-20 Mi ddleb rooks, E. J., T. E. Maloney, C. F. Powers, and L. M. Kaack,
editors
1969 Proceedings of the eutrophication-biostimulation
assessment workshop held in Berkeley, June 19-21.
University of California, Berkeley, and Pacific
Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 281 pp.
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Miller, William E., and Thomas E. Maloney
1971 Effects of secondary and tertiary wastewater
effluents on algal growth in a lake-river system.
Journal Water Pollution Control Federation
43(12):2361-65.
Miller, William E., and Jerry C. Tash
1967 Interim report Upper Klamath Lake studies, Oregon.
Publication No. WP-20-8. Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 37 pp.
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National Eutrophication Research Program
1971 Algal assay procedure: Bottle
Environmental Research Center,
Test. National
Corvallis, Ore. 85 pp.
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E-24 National Eutrophication Research Program
Staff Eutrophication Research Newsletter. Pacific
Northwest Water Laboratory, Con/all is, OR. Issues
available: 1970, 1971.
E-25 National Eutrophication Research Program
1971 Inter!aboratory precision test. An eight-laboratory
evaluation of the provisional algal assay procedure
bottle test. Compiled and statistically evaluated
by Charles M. Weiss, Ronald W. Helms, and Gail
Marshall of the University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill. Published by Environmental Protection Agency,
Corvallis, Ore. 1971. 70 pp.
Eutrophication Research Program
Summary of discussions, lake restoration workshop.
Washington, D. C., March 2-3. Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 8 pp.
M-3 Nielson, Lyman J., Donald W. Schults, Richard B. Marston
1969 Water solubles removed from surfaces stabilized with
asphalt. Water Pollution Control Federation Journal,
41(2, Pt.l):297-301.
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1970
Journal
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Marcus
1971
Proceedings
F., D. W. Schults, K. W. Malueg, Robert M. Brice, and
D. Schuldt
Algal responses to nutrient additions in natural waters.
II. Field experiments. Iji Nutrients and eutrophication;
the limiting-nutrient controversy. Proceedings of a
symposium held at the W. K. Kellogg Biological Station,
Michigan State University, February 11-12, 1971.
Special Symposia, Vol. I, G. E. Likens, editor. Lawrence,
Kansas, American Society of Limnology and Oceanography,
Inc. 1972. pp. 141-154.
E-28 Powers, Charles F.
1970 Eutrophication of lakes. Ir± Man and Aquatic Communities,
Seminar conducted by Oregon State University Water Proceedings
Resources Research Institute, Spring Quarter, 1970.
Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore. SEMN WR
012.70. pp. 9-14.
E-29 Powers, Charles F. and Robert M. Brice
1970 Nutrient control by advanced waste treatment: The *
Ely, Minnesota, experiment. Presented at 137th
meeting American Association for the Advancement of
Science, Lake Restoration Symposium, at Pick Congress
Hotel, December 29. 8 pp. Unpublished.
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1970 Statement before the conference on pollution of Lake @
Michigan and its tributary basin, 3rd session, Proceedings
reconvened in workshop sessions, Oct. 1-2, Chicago.
Vol. 3, pp. 1367-1379.
E-31 Schults, D. W., and K. W. Malueg
1971 Uptake of radiophosphorus by rooted aquatic plants. IP
ln_ Proceedings, 3rd National Symposium on Radio-
ecology, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, May 10-12.
E-32 Tilstra, John R., Kenneth W. Malueg, and Winston C. Larson
1971 Evaluation study on removal of phosphorus and nitrogen IP
from sewage effluents by induced soil percolation.
Submitted to Journal of Water Pollution Control
Federation.
E-33 University of Washington/Federal Water Pollution Control
Administration
1967 Environmental requirements of blue-green algae. NTIS #
Proceedings of a symposium, September 23-24, 1966, at
University of Washington, Seattle. Sponsored by the
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory and the University
of Washington. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory,
Corvallis, Ore. Ill pp.
NATIONAL WASTE TREATMENT RESEARCH. PROGRAM
W-l Boydston, James R.
1970 Plywood and sawmill liquid waste disposal. Presented
at Innovation in Forest Products Industry, sponsored by Journal
Forest Products Research Society. October 8-9.
Penticton, B.C. Published in Forest Products Journal
21(9):58-63, 1971.
W-2 Burm, R. J., M. W. Cochrane, and K. A. Dostal
1971 Cannery waste treatment with RBC and extended aeration *
pilot plants. In Proceedings: Second National Food Proceedings
Waste Symposium7~benver, Colorado, March 23-26. Water
Pollution Control Research Series 12060—03/71,
pp. 227-250.
W-3 Burm, R. J., Daniel F. Krawczyk, and G. L. Harlow
1968 Chemical and physical comparison of combined and Journal
separate sewer discharges. Journal Water Pollution
Control Federation 40(1 ):112-126.
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W-4 Burm, R. J.
1970 The effect of turbid, high carbohydrate, sugar Proceedings
processing wastes on tropical open sea. _In_S. ^-
Jenkin, ed. Advances in Hater Pollution Research,
Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference,
San Francisco and Hawaii, 1970. Pergamon Press,
New York, p.HA-17/1-6.
W-5 Dostal, Kenneth A.
1968 Aerated lagoon treatment of food processing wastes. *
Washington, D.C. Government Printing Office. Water
Pollution Control Research Series 12060—03/68. 49 pp.
(Published first as Progress report on aerated lagoon
treatment of food processing wastes, PR-5. Corvallis,
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, 1968.)
W-6 Itostal, K. A.
1970 Aerated lagoons for potato processing wastes. In_ Proceedings
Proceedings, Second International Symposium for Waste
Treatment Lagoons, neld in Kansas City, Missouri, June
23-25, sponsored by the Missouri Basin Engineering
Health Council and Federal Water Quality Administration.
pp 243-249. (Edited and distributed by R. E. McKinney,
217 Nuclear Reactor Center, University of Kansas, Lawrence,
Kansas 66044.)
W-7 Dostal, Kenneth A.
1969 Secondary treatment of potato processing wastes. *
Washington, D. C. Government Printing Office. Water
Pollution Control Research Series 12060-—07/69. 63 pp.
W-8 Dostal, K. A., and R. J. Burm
1970 Status of R&D efforts on food processing wastes. Iji *
Proceedings: First National Symposium on Food Processing
Wastes. Water Pollution Control Research Series 12060—
04/70. Portland, Oregon, April 6-8. pp. 17-26.
W-9 National Waste Treatment Program, Staff
Newsletter. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, *
Corvallis, Ore.
Issues available: 1970, 1971
W-10 National Waste Treatment Program, Staff
1967 Progress report. Pilot plant studies on secondary ILL
treatment of potato process water. Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 23 pp. Unpublished.
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No. Title of Publication Source
W-ll Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Western Regional Research GPO*
Laboratory, National Canners Association, Northwest Food NTIS
Processors Association ;' PB 199-709
1970 First national symposium on food processing wastes,
Proceedings of a symposium held in Portland, Oregon,
April 6-8. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory,
Corvallis, Ore. Also published as Water Pollution
Control Research Series 12060—04/70. 400 pp.
W-12 Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Environmental Protection
Agency and National Canners Association
1971 Second national symposium on food processing wastes, *
Proceedings of a symposium held in Denver, Colorado,
March 23-26. Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore.
Also published as Water Pollution Control Research
Series 12060—03/71. 664pp.
W-13 Taylor, Dennis W., and Robert J. Burm
1972 Full-scale anaerobic filter treatment of wheat starch * IP
plant wastes. Paper presented at the 71st National
meeting, American Institute of Chemical Engineers,
Dallas, Texas, Feb. 20-23. To be published in the
American Institute of Chemical Engineer's Annual,
entitled: Water-1972. Also presented at the Annual
Meeting, Pacific Northwest Pollution Control Associa-
tion, Spokane, Washington, October 27-29, 1971. To
be published in their proceedings.
W-14 University of Idaho and Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory
1968 Potato waste treatment. Proceedings of a Symposium NTIS #
held in Moscow, Idaho, March 8. Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 88 pp.
W-15 Vivian, Robert W., and Kenneth A. Dostal
1968 Potato processing wastes: Progress report on pilot OP
plant studies of secondary treatment, Report No. PR-4.
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 68 pp.
W-16 Willard, H. Kirk
1972 Coagulation of pulp and paper aerated lagoon effluents *
for color and solids removal, by H. Kirk Willard and IP
Ralph H. Scott. A paper presented by Dr. Willard at
the 71st National Meeting, American Institute of
Chemical Engineers, February 20-23, Dallas, Texas.
To be published in the American Institute of Chemical
Engineer's Annual, entitled: Water-1972.
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MANPOWER AND TRAINING BRANCH*
No.
M-l
M-2
Nielson,
1967
Nielson,
1966
M-3
Nielson,
1969
Title of Publication
Lyman J.
Evaluation of pre-impoundment conditions for prediction
of stored water quality. Ij^ Reservoir Fishery Resources
Symposium, Athens, Georgia. April 4-7. pp. 153-168.
Lyman J.
Inventory of research in water pollution and other
related fields. Columbia basin and Pacific Coast
States. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Con/all is,
Ore. 135 pp.
Lyman J., Donald W. Schults, Richard B. Mars ton
Water solubles removed from surfaces stabilized with
emulsified asphalt. Water Pollution Control Federation
Journal, 41_(2, Pt. 1):297-301.
Source
Proceedings
OP
Journal
*Region X Program, now located in Seattle, Washington.
NATIONAL THERMAL POLLUTION RESEARCH PROGRAM
T-l Christiansen, Alden G., and Bruce A. Tichenor
1969 Economic aspects of thermal pollution control in the *MTIS f
electric power industry, Working Paper No. 67.
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 13 pp.
T-2 Christiansen, Alden G.
1969 Thermal pollution. Paper presented at the Missouri *
Water Pollution Control Association, Annual Meeting.
February 25. Kansas City, Missouri. Unpublished.
T-3 Garton, Ronald R., and Alden G. Christiansen
1970 Beneficial uses of waste heat — an evaluation.
Washington, D. C. Government Printing Office. Water
Pollution Control Research Series 16130-—04/70. 7 pp.
T-4 Garton, Ronald R.
1972 Biological effects of cooling tower blowdown.
Presented at 71st National Meeting, American Institute
of Chemical Engineers, February 20-23, Dallas, Texas.
25 pp. To be published in the American Institute of
Chemical Engineer's Annual, entitled: Water—1972.
T-5 Garton, Ronald R., and Ralph D. Harkins
1970 Guidelines: Biological surveys at proposed heat GPO $1.00
discharge sites. Washington, D. C. Government
Printing Office. Water Pollution Control Research
Series 16130—04/70.
* NTIS
PB 201-724
* IP
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No.
Title of Publication
Source
T-6
T-7
National Thermal Pollution Research Program, Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, and Great Lakes Regional Office
1970 Feasibility of alternative means of cooling for thermal
power plants near Lake Michigan. Washington, D. C.
Government Printing Office. 122 pp. (This is also
printed in the Proceedings of the conference on pollution
of Lake Michigan and its tributary basin, 3rd session
reconvened in workshop sessions, September 28-30,
October 1-2. Chicago, 111. pp. 163-283).
National Thermal Pollution Research Program, Staff
1968 Industrial waste guide on thermal pollution.
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, OR.
112 pp.
@ Proceedings
NTIS
PB 197-262
T-8
National Thermal Pollution Research Program, Staff
State of the art newsletter. Pacific Northwest
Water Laboratory, Con/all is, Ore.
Issues available: No. 1, 1970; No. 2, 1971; No. 3,
1971
T-9
T-10
T-ll
T-12
Rainwater, Frank H.
1971 Recent developments in thermal waste control. Jj!
Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference,
P38, Proceedings of a meeting held August 3-6, in
Boston, Mass. Society of Automotive Engineers. Pub-
lished by The Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers, N. Y. pp. 728-730. Reprint No. 719099.
Rainwater, Frank H.
1968 Research in thermal pollution control. In Proceedings,
4th American Water Resources Conference, held in New
York, N. Y., November 18-22. American Water Resources
Association, Urbana, Illinois, pp. 140-145.
Rainwater, Frank H.
1970 Thermal waste treatment and control. In Proceedings,
Joint Conference of Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc., and
Electric Power Council on Environment, on Thermal
Considerations in the Production of Electric Power,
June, Washington, D. C. Gordon & Breach Science
Publishers, Inc., New York. pp. 189-212.
Mostafa A.
Dry cooling towers for steam electric power plants in
arid regions. Submitted for publication in a journal.
Mostafa A.
Thermoelectric generators powered by thermal waste
from electric power plants. Washington, D. C.
Government Printing Office. Water Pollution Control
Research Series 16130—-10/70.
Shirazi,
1972
T-13 Shirazi,
1970
Proceedings
Proceedings
IP
GPO
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No.
Title of Publication
Source
T-14
T-15
Tichenor,
1971
Tichenor3
1968
T-16
Tichenor.
1969
T-17
T-18
Tichenor,
1971
Tichenor.
1970
T-19
T-20
Bruce A., and Alden G. Christiansen
Cooling pond temperature vs size and water loss.
Journal of the Power Division, ASCE, 97(P03):589-596.
Bruce A.
FWPCA's role in thermal pollution control. Presented
at the Cooling Tower Institute Meeting, Water
Conservation Symposium, June 25, Los Angeles, California.
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 13 pp.
Unpublished.
Bruce A., and William A. Cawley
Research needs for thermal pollution control. Iji
Frank L. Parker and Peter A. Krenkel, eds., Engineering
aspects of thermal pollution. Proceedings, National
Symposium on Thermal Pollution, sponsored by Federal
Water Pollution Control Administration and Vanderbilt
University, August 14-16. Vanderbilt University Press,
Nashville, Tennessee, pp. 329-339.
Bruce A.
Statement. j_n_ Conference in the matter of pollution
of Lake Michigan and its tributary basin, 3rd session
(Reconvened), March 24-25, 1971, in Chicago, pp 157-173.
Bruce A.
Statement before the conference on pollution of Lake
Michigan and its tributary basin, 3rd session
(Reconvened in workshop sessions), Sept. 28-30,
Oct. 1-2, Chicago, pp. 162-311.
T-21
Proceedings
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Proceedings
Proceedings @
Proceedings @
Tichenor,
1968
Winiarski
1970
Winiarski
1970
Bruce A.
Thermal pollution
Water Laboratory,
(A Seminar Paper).
Corvallis, Ore. 10
Pacific Northwest
pp. Unpublished.
T-22
Winiarski
1970
Lawrence D., Bruce A. Tichenor, and Kenneth V. Byram
A method for predicting the performance of natural GPO *
draft cooling towers. Washington, D. C. Government
Printing Office. Water Pollution Control Research
Series 16130GKF12/70.
Lawrence D., and Bruce A. Tichenor
Model of natural draft cooling tower performance. Journal
Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, ASCE,
96(S4): pp. 927-943.
(This is a shorter version of the above-published report.)
Lawrence D., and Kenneth V. Byram
Reflective cooling ponds. Presented at ASME Winter OP
Annual Meeting, November 29 - December 3, 1970,
New York, N. Y. American Society Mechanical Engineers
Paper #70-WA/PWR-4. 8 pp.
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DIRECTOR'S OFFICE, NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER, CORVALLIS
No. Title of Publication Source
X-l Bartsch, A. F., and William M. Ingram "
1966 Biological analysis of water pollution in North America. *
Vern. Internat. Verein. Limnol., Stuttgart, 16:786-800.
X-2 Bartsch, A. F.
1966 Formal discussion of Paper 1-3, Impact on spraying *
insecticides over forests by P. F. Elson and C. J.
Kerswill. ^Advances in water pollution research.
Proceedings of the Second International Conference
held in Munich, Germany, September 5-9. Washington,
D. C., Water Pollution Control Federation, 1967. pp 70-72.
X-3 Bartsch, A. F.
1964 The interest of the Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory Proceedings
in pest control. Ij^ Proceedings , Pest Control-Wildlife
Relationships Conference, November 23-24. Oregon
State University, Corvallis, Ore. pp. 27-29.
X-4 Bartsch, Alfred F.
1963 Paper mill pollution in Puget Sound, reprint from *
Transactions of the Twenty-Eighth North American
Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference, March 4-6.
Published by Wildlife Management Institute, Washington,
D. C. 1963. pp. 369-377.
X-5 Bartsch, A. F.
1964 Study of pulp and paper mill pollution in Puget Sound. *
In_E. A. Pearson, ed., Advances in water pollution
research. Proceedings of the Second International Water
Pollution Research Conference, Tokyo, August, 1964.
Pergamon Press, New York. pp. 43-64.
X-6 Bartsch, A. F., R. J. Callaway, R. A. Wagner, and C. E. Woelke
1967 Technical approaches toward evaluating estuarine *
pollution problems. Iji Estuaries, edited by George
H. Lauff. Publication No. 83, American Association
for the Advancement of Science, Washington, D. C.
1967. pp. 693-700.
X-7 Bartsch, A. F., and D. I. Mount
1969 Thermal effects on ecological systems. lr± Northwest *
Conference on the Role of Nuclear Energy, Report on
the Second Annual Governor's Conference on Conservation.
Portland, Oregon, December 4-5. Published by the
Governor's Office, State of Oregon, Salem, pp. 117-124.
X-8 Bartsch, A. F.
1970 Water pollution — an ecological perspective. Journal Journal *
Water Pollution Control Federation, 42(5,Pt.l):819-823.
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TECHNICAL SERVICES PROGRAM*
No.
Y-l
Y-2
Y-3
Y-4
Title of Publication
Bauer, Ralph R.
1969 Flathead Lake bacteriological survey. Pacific
Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 57 pp.
Bodien, Danforth G.
1969 Plywood plant glue wastes disposal, Final report No.
FR-5. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis,
Ore. 84 pp.
Clark, B. David
1968 Basic waste characteristics at winter recreation areas
Progress Report PR-7. Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 84 pp.
Clark, B. David
1970 Evaluation of extended aeration treatment at
recreation areas. Progress Report No. PR-8. Working
Paper No. 68. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory,
Corvallis, Ore. 68 pp.
Source
OP
NTIS #
NTIS #
Y-5
Y-6
Clark, B.
1968
Clark, B.
1967
David, and Kenneth A. Dostal
Evaluation of waste treatment system: Chemawa Indian
School. Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis
Ore. 62 pp.
* NTIS =
Y-7
D.
Houseboat wastes
Report No. PR-6.
Corvallis, Ore.
D.
-- characteristics and treatment.
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory,
33 pp.
NTIS f
Clark, B.
1967 Houseboat wastes: methods for collection and treatment.
Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore.
84 pp.
NTIS =
Y-8
Hernandez, D. J.
1967 Effluent characteristics. Tertiary waste treatment
plant. Camp Angel 1 Job Corps Conservation Center.
Interim Report PR-3. Federal Water Pollution Control
Administration, Northwest Region, Corvallis, Ore.
7 pp. Unpublished.
Y-9 Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory, Technical Services Program
1967 Pacific Northwest watercraft pollution study. Pacific
Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 40 pp.
*No longer active in NERC-Corvallis
ILL
OP
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No.
Title of Publication
Source
Y-10 Sceva, Jack E.
1968 Liquid waste disposal in the lava terrane of Central
Oregon. Report No. FR-4. Pacific Northwest Water
Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 66 pp.
Y-ll Sceva, Jack E.
1968 Liquid waste disposal in the lava terrane of Central
Oregon - Appendix. Report No. FR-4. Pacific
Northwest Water Laboratory, Corvallis, Ore. 96 pp.
NTIS
PB 191-874
NTIS
PB 191-875
MISCELLANEOUS
No.
MISCELLANEOUS
Z-l
Marston,
1969
Title of Publication
Richard B., Robert M. Tyo, and Stephen C. Middendorff
Endrin in water from treated Douglas fir seed. In
section entitled: Pesticides in Water. Pesticides
Monitoring Journal. 2(4):167-171.
Source
Journal
1-2
Marston, Richard B., Donald W. Schults, Tamotsu Shiroyama, and
Larry V. Snyder
1968 Amitrole concentrations in creek waters downstream
from an aerially sprayed watershed sub-basin. In
section entitled: Pesticides in Water. Pesticides
Monitoring Journal. 2(3):123-128.
Journal
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