| Public water supply and wastewater |
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| Ohio and other regional public water and other water-related links |
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| Drilling and Training |
(including biofouling and MIC links) |
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| Ohio and regional-related sites, plus some other sites we like to note |
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| The Water Librarian's Home Page Good links | WWW Virtual Library -- Irrigation gateway |
| Educating young
people about water Water science for schools (USGS) Kid's Stuff at the Groundwater Foundation |
Revues des sciences de
l'eau Water sciences review -- A general scholarly water
journal University Water Information Network Various links, lists |
| Water development links | People helping others to obtain safe water |
| WaterTechOnline: Wide range of water news including a daily email news service | Rutgers Cooperative Extension Useful source of fact sheets on water, ecology, agriculture, etc. |
| WaterExpertsNetwork... Recruitment Services for the Water Industry world-wide | UNESCO Water Portal |
| American Water Works
Association |
Awwa Research Foundation |
| National Rural Water Association | Canadian Water and Wastewater Association |
| The Utility Connection | Interim utility
security guidelines - AWWA/WEF/ASCE/EPA |
| U.S. EPA and EPA's safe water advice information source | National Drinking Water Clearinghouse |
| TrenchlessOnline.com
Trenchless Technology Magazine Trenchless Information Center |
U.S. General Accounting Office
(GAO) Source of studies on water infrastructure and government
involvement |
| Water Engineering & Management magazine | Ohio Water Links |
| Civil Engineering News site often has water topics | Public Utility Home Page Many utility resources |
| Backflow and cross-connection control | Who would need the Groundwater Rule then? |
| Water Quality Association POU/POE Water sector | Water Conditioning & Purification Magazine |
| National Well Owners
Assn - for a quality well of your own |
The USGS book on water for rural homeowners |
| CDC's private well owner information | Water Systems Council -
well and pump information |
| American Ground Water Trust | Ohio Water Well Association |
| The Earth Doctor - Preventing contamination at home | Ohio
Department of Health Ohio Water Well rules |
| Canadian Ground Water Assn. | Virginia Water Resources private well manual |
| Online
private water education course Purdue University |
Pure Water Corp. - Simple and innovative water treatment |
| General interest/U.S. national | U.S. sites of regional interest and companies | International |
| National Ground Water Association | Ground water information, publications and many links | ||||||
| International Assn. of Hydrogeologists | Good source of international links worldwide | ||||||
| Int'l. Association for Environmental Hydrology | Rapid on-line publishing of work and international connections, especially South America | ||||||
| R.B. Winston's Home Page | A very pure and large linkage source to ground water and other earth-oriented sites and software. | ||||||
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| The Groundwater Foundation | Ground Water Protection Council | ||||||
| Hydrology
links from C.P. Kumar, Indian National Institute of Hydrology -- many useful links |
Listing of U.S. EPA reports on environmental hydrogeology maintained by QED West | ||||||
| American Institute of Hydrology | AIH provides certification of professional hydrologists | ||||||
| C.H.E.S.S. Inc. Hydrogeologic software and extensive hydrogeology links and resources | American Society for Testing and Materials Publishes ground water investigation standards | ||||||
| Roscoe Moss Co. well research and references | Training and Education, including ground water. | ||||||
| "Ground Water in Public View" Our take on the issues | Confined animal operations and ground water | ||||||
| CRC Press Lewis Publishers | Numerous environmental and ground water publications. |
| Geoscience
Resources links University of Mainz Center for Applied Geoscience Univ. of Tuebingen |
"World of Earth Sciences" by Serge Fortin. Extensive listings internationally (in English et en français) | |
| British Geological Survey |
Queensland
Dept of Natural Resources/Water |
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| U.K. Groundwater Forum - raising GW awareness in U.K. | Australian Government Geoscience Portal | |
| Swedish Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) geochemistry group (including arsenic studies) | Dept. of Planetary and Earth Sciences, Macquarie University, NSW Australia | |
| Université de Liège (Belgium) -- Géologie de l'Ingénieur, d'Hydrogéologie et Prospections Géophysique | South Africa Department of Water Affairs and Forestry | |
| INASLA - Instituto de Agua Subterránea para Latinoamérica | More here at "Well maintenance and rehabilitation" and at "Drilling" See also more links above |
See The Well M&R Gateway -- our Well M&R (biofouling etc.) information resource area
| American Society for Microbiology | Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) |
| Microbes.info Microbiology topical portal site | Digital Learning Center in Microbial Ecology |
| "The Smallest Page on the Web" Microscopy etc. | Geomicrobiology and More biofouling and MIC links |
| Biofilm On-Line: Research, news, more (general) | www.biogeosciences.org and Microbe World |
| Bioremediation Discussion Group | U.S. EPA Microbiology Page Useful downloads and links |
| Microbial Genomics and Ecology Group Oak Ridge National Lab -- Various microbial ecology resources | The
Biofilm Club -- Eclectic interest group that offers a regular
conference and contact points |
| Astrobiology Life beyond Earth, extreme Earth living | U.S. DOE Office of Environmental and Biological Research |
| Ohio Information Coastal Ohio (Lake Erie region) | Ohio Department of Development | ||||||
Western Ohio information -- We gladly call it home, and
suggest it to your business too (despite inept state policy):
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| Ada and
Hardin County -- Our home for 14 years. We have moved
operations to Upper Sandusky and Bluffton, for family reasons and not
because we became disenchanted with "Hardin County, a great place to
call home!" It's amazing what high tech resources you find here in and
near the Upper Scioto Valley (eat your heart
out Silicon Valley), including AllMax
Software. The Hardin
County Chamber of Commerce can tell you more. See also this informative
site. It just goes to show ya that intelligent life and relevance
is not confined to big cities. Relax with corn and bean fields,
and thin, courteous traffic, and calm achieving
schools.
Ada, Ohio
-- 5000 people and home of Ohio Northern University and Wilson NFL
and NCAA footballs. Great
community services and business attitude, looks nice, friendly,
mostly open-minded. Ada has great water from wells in the regional
Silurian carbonate aquifer, expertly treated by Phil Epley and
crew.
First community in Northwest Ohio with a fully endorsed wellhead
protection
plan (by Ground Water Science), winner of the Ohio AWWA Wellhead
Protection
Achievement Award and, for several years, a Groundwater Guardian Community. Upper Sandusky water is OK (and getting better with water
plant upgrades), but we still miss Ada's. |
Upper
Sandusky and Wyandot County -- Ground Water Science's
administrative and lab operations have been in Upper Sandusky since
2000. We found a good place to expand our facilities. Upper Sandusky
(on the upper Sandusky River -- see the Sandusky River Coalition's web
site) and the Lincoln
Highway (US 30 at US 23) is steeped in pioneer and settlement
history. Upper (about
7000 people and the county seat of Wyandot County), is just a
thoroughly pleasant place to live and work, with excellent community
services (see Upper's water
Consumer Confidence Report) and good schools with
great spirit. Upper shares the county with the great Village of Carey
(fantastic water and carbonate rock resources) and others. See Wyandot Online.
History includes a notable period as the last home east of the Mississippi of the Wyandot Indian tribe, removed by Federal law (not local pressure) during a shameful period of ethnic cleansing in the USA. Wyandots (or Wyandottes) now mostly live in Kansas and Oklahoma, and both the Kansas Wyandots and Oklahoma Wyandottes (also here) maintain informative web sites on Wyandot history, culture and tradition that we highly recommend. During French and English colonial expansion through the Great Lakes and Ohio region, the Wyandots (or Wyandottes) were prominent players. They were Christianized early, started the first school in Upper (operated by Methodist missionaries), and at the time of removal in 1845 (mostly on their own terms), were economically hard to distinguish from their Euro-American neighbors. These latter included a prominent German element, reflected in a strong Lutheran and Roman Catholic presence and many family names. More history. |
| Bluffton, Ohio: This charming but feature-packed community is home to one of our offices. Bluffton is home to the well-regarded Bluffton University (Mennonite affiliated). It has a thriving business culture (see the Bluffton Chamber), yet offers a pleasant place to live and be a pedestrian. Bluffton has well-regarded schools, and like Ada and much of the region, it draws its water from the region's most abundant, high quality, and only sure water resource in the long run: the regional Silurian carbonate aquifer. All regional streams depend on ground water base flow. Directory |
| NGWA's Ground Water Information Center is a large searchable database of ground-water publications | TopoZone.com Topographic maps on the web |
| ELA productions eclectic links directory Topics including arsenic, beer, history, religion, well maintenance... | "Measure4Measure" Amazing and humorous collection of conversion and calculation tools. |
| Urban Legends: Do you have well-meaning friends that send you the latest paranoid hoax du jour? Check it out: Computer Virus Hoaxes Barn Owl Software | The Open Directory Project --
Link areas maintained by humans (or
posing as such) Wikipedia -- Good online encyclopedia that can be edited |
| About.com's
Urban Legend area and Urban Legends Reference Page (www.snopes.com) |
Of course, there is Google - And if that's not good enough for you, try one of these (one of our ISP's search lists). |
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