03355cam a2200577 i 4500001001000000003000600010005001700016008004100033010001500074020001500089020001800104035002100122037002500143040006800168042000800236043001200244050002100256074000900277082001400286086001800300245020600318246005500524264004200579264010700621264001100728300004400739336002600783337002800809338002700837490006800864500003600932500006200968500022101030504006701251505083401318600003502152600002202187600002802209610005102237650005702288650005202345650003902397650003402436651002502470655001902495655002202514700002102536710005402557776013802611830002802749001019917PUCPR20250218154009.0121004t20102010vaua     b   f001 0deng c  a2009942012  a0984590803  a9780984590803  a(OCoLC)811841347  a008-022-00372-0bGPO  aAEDbengerdacAEDdOCLCOdNLGGCdDLCdOCLCFdOCLCOdOCLCQdGPO  apcc  an-us---00aTC423b.H37 2010  a033700a628.12230 aD103.2:W31/2100aHarry E. Schwarz and the development of water resources and environmental planning :bplanning methods in an era of challenge and change /cedited with an introduction and commentary by David C. Major.30aPlanning methods in an era of challenge and change 1aAlexandria, VA :bIWR Press,c[2010]. 2a[Washington, D.C.] :b[For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Publishing Office] 4c©2010  ax, 442 pages :billustrations ;c22 cm.  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier1 aThe Maass-White Library series in water planning and management  aShipping list no.: 2017-0284-P.  aPrinted and bound by the U.S. Government Printing Office.  a"©2010 David C. Major. Copyright is claimed in Chapters 1, 2, 10 and the Introductions to Chpaters 3-9. Other copyrighted materials are used with permission, as described in the Acknowledgements."--Title page verso.  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 343-347) and index.  aChapter 1. Introduction: The purpose and plan of the volume -- Chapter 2. Harry E. Schwarz: Personal biography -- Chapter 3. The engineering background: Water planning, hydrology, computers, and the Corps of Engineers from WWII to 1960 -- Chapter 4. The development of planning methods: The Potomac Study, the Susquehanna, and the Harvard Water Program -- Chapter 5. New planning methods: the North Atlantic Regional (NAR) Study -- Chapter 6. The Northeastern United States Water Supply Study -- Chapter 7. Reflections on Water and environmental planning -- Chapter 8. New challenges: Water quality, climate change and water supply, and groundwater contamination -- Chapter 9. The university and overseas -- Chapter 10. Overview and perspectives: Harry E. Schwarz and the development of water resources and environmental planning10aSchwarz, Harry E.vInterviews.14aSchwarz, Harry E.17aSchwarz, Harry E.2fast20aInstitute for Water Resources (U.S.)xHistory. 0aWater resources developmentzUnited StatesxHistory. 0aWater-supplyzUnited StatesxPlanningxHistory. 7aWater resources development.2fast 7aWater-supplyxPlanning.2fast 7aUnited States.2fast 7aHistory.2fast 7aInterviews.2fast1 aMajor, David C.,2 aU.S. Army Engineer Institute for Water Resources,08iOnline version:tHarry E. Schwarz and the development of water resources and environmental planningz9780160941641w(OCoLC)1002700535 0aIWR Maass-White series.