Friday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1030	NB52D	CC R07	Toward a Better Understanding of River and Floodplain Ecosystems IV Presiding: M Delong, Winona State University; J Thorp, University of Kansas    [Abstracts]
1030	NB52D-01	CC R07	New Contributions of Remote Sensing and Spatial Data Analysis to Understanding Tropical Floodplain Ecosystems *S K Hamilton INVITED    [details]
1100	NB52D-02	CC R07	Spatial Heterogeneity in Water Quality across a Restored Floodplain: Implications for Fish and Those Who Care About Them J F Mount, *D S Ahearn, E L Gallo, C Jeffres    [details]
1115	NB52D-03	CC R07	Hydro-Ecological Modeling of Lower Mississippi River *E A Meselhe, E H Habib, A Griborio, J A McCorquodale, I Y Georgiou, J Stronach, R Campanella    [details]
1130	NB52D-04	CC R07	Nutrients and chlorophyll a in the Upper Mississippi River System: What can we learn from spatial and temporal patterns? *J N Houser, J T Rogala, B R Gray, L A Gittinger    [details]
1145	NB52D-05	CC R07	Spatial Variability of Denitrification and Associated Soil Properties on a Restored and a Natural Floodplain *K Rogers, K Predick, C Orr, E Stanley    [details]