Refereed:
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Endreny,
T.A. and M. Higgins, “Adding Radar
Rainfall and Calibration to the TR-20 Watershed Model to Improve Dam Removal
Flood Analysis”, ASCE
Journal of Water Resources Management and Planning, In Press 2008.
·
Endreny, T.A., “Estimating
Recharge Rates for Qanat Based Water Supply In Northern Cyprus: A Case Study
Using Remotely Sensed and In-Situ Data”, Urban Water Journal, 5(2):161-171, 2008.
·
Wang, J., T.A.
Endreny, and D.J. Nowak, “Mechanistic
Simulation of Tree Effects in an Urban Water Balance Model”. Journal of American Water Resources
Association, 44(1): 75-85, 2008.
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Endreny, T.A., “Simulation of Soil Water Infiltration with
Integration, Differentiation, Numerical Methods & Programming Exercises”,
International Journal of Engineering Education, 23(3):608-617, 2007.
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Endreny, T.A. and
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Endreny, T.A., “Estimation
of Channel Bankfull Occurrence from Instantaneous Discharge Data”, ASCE Journal of Hydrologic Engineering, 12(5): 524-531, 2007. IDA
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Black, J. and T.A. Endreny, “Increasing
Stormwater Outfall Duration, Magnitude, and Volume through Combined Sewer
Separation”, ASCE Journal of Hydrologic Engineering, 11(5): 472-481,
2006.
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Wang, J., T.A. Endreny, and J.M. Hassett, “Power
Function Decay of Hydraulic Conductivity for a TOPMODEL-based Infiltration
Routine”, Hydrological Processes, 20(18): 3825-3834, 2006.
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Riley, T. C., T.
A. Endreny and J. D. Halfman, “Monitoring
Soil Moisture and Watertable Height with a Low-Cost Data Logger”, Computers
& Geosciences 32(1): 135-140, 2006.
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Wang, J., T. A.
Endreny and J. M. Hassett, “A
Flexible Modeling Package for Topographically Based Watershed Hydrology” Journal
of Hydrology 314(1-4): 78-91,
2005.
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Endreny, T.A.,
·
Wang, J., J. M.
Hassett and T. A. Endreny, “An
Object Oriented Approach to the Description & Simulation of Watershed Scale
Hydrologic Processes”, Computers and Geosciences. 31(4): 425-435,
2005
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Endreny, T.A., “Stormwater
Management for Society & Nature via Service Learning & Ecological
Engineering”, International Journal of Water Resources Development, 20(3): 445-462, 2004.
·
Endreny, T.A., B. Felzer, J.W. Shuttleworth, and M. Bonell, “Policy
to Coordinate Watershed Hydrological, Social, and Ecological Needs: the HELP
Initiative”, in Lawford, R.G., Fort, D., Hartmann, H., and Eden, S.,
eds., Water: Science, Policy and Management: Water
Resources Monograph 16, American Geophysical Union, Washington, D.C.,
p.395-411, 2003.
·
Wolosoff, S., and T.A. Endreny, “Reducing
Risk in NYC’s Surface Water Supply: Coordinating Scientists, Policymakers, and
Communities”, in Lawford, R.G., Fort, D., Hartmann, H., and Eden, S.,
eds., Water: Science, Policy and Management: Water Resources Monograph 16,
American Geophysical Union, Washington, D.C., p.369-394, 2003.
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Endreny, T.A., and E.F. Wood, “Maximizing
Spatial Congruence of
Observed & DEM-Delineated Overland Flow Networks”, International Journal of Geographical
Information Sciences 17(7): 699-713, 2003.
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Endreny, T.A., C. Somerlot, and J.M. Hassett, “Hydrograph
Sensitivity to Estimates of Map Impervious Cover: a Win-HSPF BASINS Case Study”,
Hydrological Processes, 17(5):1019-1034, 2003.
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Endreny, T.A., and E.F. Wood, “Watershed
Weighting of Export Coefficients to Map Critical Phosphorous Loading Areas”, Journal of the American Water Resources
Association, 39(1): 165-181, 2003.
·
Endreny, T.A., “Forest
Buffer Strips: Mapping the Water Quality Benefits”, Journal of Forestry,
100(1): 35-40, January/February 2002
·
Wolosoff, S., and T. Endreny, “Scientist
and Policy Maker Response Types and Times in Suburban Watersheds”, Environmental
Management, 29(6): 729-735, 2002
·
Endreny, T.A.,
and E.F. Wood, “Representing
Elevation Uncertainty in Runoff Modeling and Flowpath Mapping,” Hydrological
Processes, 15: 2223-2236, 2001.
·
Endreny, T.A., E.F. Wood, and A. Hsu, “Correction
of errors in SPOT-derived DEMs using GTOPO30 data,” IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 38(3):
1234-1241, 2000.
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Endreny, T.A., E.F. Wood, and D. P. Lettenmaier, “Satellite-derived
elevation model accuracy: hydro-geomorphologic analysis requirements,” Hydrological Processes, 14 (1): 1-20, 2000.
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Endreny, T.A., E.F. Wood, and D. P. Lettenmaier, “Satellite-derived
elevation model accuracy: hydrological modeling requirements,” Hydrological Processes, 14 (2): 177-194, 2000.
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Endreny, T.A.,
and E.F. Wood, “Distributed
watershed modeling of design storms to identify non-point source runoff,” Journal of Environmental Quality 28 (2):
388-396, 1999.
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Endreny, T.A.,
and G.D. Jennings, “A
decision support system for water quality data augmentation,” Journal of the American Water Resources
Association 35 (2): 363-377, 1999.
Non-Refereed:
·
Endreny, T.A., “Naturalizing
Urban Watershed Hydrology to Mitigate Urban Heat-Island Effects”, Invited
Commentary in Hydrological Processes:
22: 461-463, DOI: 10.1002/yp.6966, 2007.
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Endreny, T.A., Collins, V., and Leopold, D., “Assessing
Geomorphic, Ecological and Social Benefits of Bankfull Flow in Onondaga Creek's
Urban Channel”, Managing
Watersheds for Human and Natural Impacts: 178(63) 2005.
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Endreny, T.A., J. Wallace, R. Schulze, “Stakeholder-Oriented
Symposium Advances the UN Hydrology for Environment, Life, and Policy (HELP)
Initiative”, EOS 83(50): 592, 2002.
·
Endreny, T.A., J.M. Hassett, “Integrating
Canal, Watershed, and Forecast Models for Oswego River Basin Flood Prediction”,
in Proceedings of ASCE Flood Forecasting and Preparedness Planning
Conference, Roanoke, VA, May 2002.
·
Endreny, T.A., “Manipulating
HSPF to Simulate Pollutant Transport in Suburban Systems”, in Total
Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Environmental Regulations: Proceedings of March
11-13, 2002 ASAE Conference, Fort Worth, TX, 701P0102, p. 295-300, 2002.
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Endreny, T.A. “Sustainability
for NYC Drinking Water via Source Expansion, User Conservation, and Climate
Prediction”, Clearwaters, 31(3): 36-40, 2001.
·
Endreny, T.A. “A Global Initiative for
Hydro-Socio-Ecological Watershed Research”, Water Resources
Impact 3(4): 20-25, 2001.
·
Endreny, T.A., “Selecting
Accurate Overland Flow Path Algorithms for Water Quality Modeling,”
In H.J. Morel-Seytoux (ed) Proceedings of the 19th Annual AGU Hydrology Days,
Fort Collins, CO, pp. 125-139, 1999.
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Endreny, T.A.,
and G.D. Jennings, “Combining monitoring data from separate programs: a concept
for increasing EMAP detection,” In McDonnell, J, Stribling, L, Neville, R, and
D. Leopold (eds.), Proceedings of the AWRA Annual Symposium, Watershed
Restoration Management: Physical, Chemical, and Biological Considerations,
AWRA, Hendon, VA, pp. 311-320, 1996.
·
Keiner, S.,
Pendergrass, J., Bass, S., Ninio, A., Endreny, T. and J. Serenyi, “
·
Endreny, T.A.,
and J. McElfish, “
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N. Brown, J.
Olander, T. Endreny, R. Wray, C. Scott, and P. Mancarella, “Analysis of Agroforestry at Plan Sierra,
Dominican Republic,” In Buck, L. and J. Lassoie (eds.) Natural
Resources Research and Extension Series No. 37.
Thesis & Dissertation:
·
Endreny, T.A. “Biogeophysical
Algorithms for Spatial Characterization of
Non-Point Source Runoff Critical Areas”. Ph.D. Dissertation,
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Endreny, T. A., “Development of a water
quality data augmentation decision support system for the environmental
monitoring and assessment program,” Master of Science Thesis,
Books,
Chapters, & Reports:
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Nowak, D.J., J.
Wang, and T.A. Endreny, “Environmental and Economic Benefits of Preserving
Forests within Urban Areas: Air and Water Quality” Chapter 4 in The Economic Benefits of Land
Conservation, Edited by C.T.F. de Brun, The Trust for Public Land, San
Francisco, CA, pp. 28-47, 2007.
·
McCone, M. T.A.
Endreny, J. Atkinson, J. DePinto, and J. Manno, “Role of International Policy and Science in Addressing
Great Lakes Management and Lake Erie Eutrophication”, in Hydrology and Water Law – Bridging the Gap,
Edited by J. S. Wallace and P. Wouters, Title in the Water Law and Policy
Series, Edited by P. Wouters and S. Vinogradov, International Water Association
Publishing, London UK, pp. 78-107, 2006
·
Endreny, T.A., “Land
Use and Land Cover Effects on Runoff Processes: Urban and Suburban Development”,
in Encyclopedia of Hydrological Sciences, Editor in Chief, M. G.
Anderson, John Wiley & Sons, Chichester,
pp. 1775-1804, 2005.
·
Bridger, E. and
T.A. Endreny, “Forests and Wetlands”, in The
Encyclopedia of Water, Volume:
Surface and Agricultural Water, Edited by Dr. Jay Lehr, Published by Wiley
Water, pp. 170-174, 2005
·
Black, J. and
T.A. Endreny, “Remote Sensing in Hydrology”, in The
Encyclopedia of Water, Volume:
Oceanography, Meteorology, Physics & Chemistry, Water Law & Water
History, Edited by Dr. Jay Lehr, Published by Wiley Water, pp. 319-327,
2005.
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Endreny, T.A., “
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Endreny, T.A.,
“Rainfall-Runoff Processes”, in The
Encyclopedia of Water, Volume:
Oceanography, Meteorology, Physics & Chemistry, Water Law & Water
History, Edited by Dr. Jay Lehr, Published by Wiley Water, pp.
315-319, 2005.
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Endreny, T.A.,
“Riparian Systems”, in The
Encyclopedia of Water, Volume:
Surface and Agricultural Water, Edited by Dr. Jay Lehr, Published by Wiley
Water, pp. 390-392, 2005.
·
Endreny, T.A.,
“Evaporation”, in The
Encyclopedia of Water, Volume:
Oceanography, Meteorology, Physics & Chemistry, Water Law & Water
History, Edited by Dr. Jay Lehr, Published by Wiley Water, pp. 223-226,
2005.
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Endreny, T.A.,
“Radar Use in Rainfall Measurements”, in The
Encyclopedia of Water, Volume:
Oceanography, Meteorology, Physics & Chemistry, Water Law & Water
History, Edited by Dr. Jay Lehr, Published by Wiley Water, pp. 306-309,
2005
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Endreny, T.A., “Water
& Hydrology”, in The
Encyclopedia of New York State, Published by
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Endreny, T.A. and
J. Doherty, “Snow
Removal”, in The
Encyclopedia of New York State, Published by Syracuse University Press,
pp: 1428-1429, 2005.
·
Steenvoorden, J.
and T. Endreny, Editors, Wastewater Reuse and
Groundwater Quality, International Association of Hydrological Sciences
(IAHS) Publication No. 285,
·
Wang, J., J.M.
Hassett, T.A. Endreny, and J.J. McDonnell, “Criteria for Selection of Models for Water
Quality Management in Urbanizing Areas”, NYC Department of Environmental
Protection, 2000.
·
U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, Remotely monitoring
water resources: An EPA/NASA workshop,
EPA841-B-99-006. Office of Water (4503F), United States Environmental
Reviews:
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Endreny, T.A., “Ecohydrology:
A Synthesis of Newtonian and Darwinian World Views”, Hydrological Processes HP Today, 19 (11): 2315-2317-1904, 2005.
·
Endreny, T.A., “Tropical
Forest Management to Sustain Water and Civilization”, Hydrological Processes HP Today, 19 (9): 1903-1904, 2005.
·
Endreny, T.A., “Urban
Water Systems Modelling for Water Removal and Ecological Functions”, Hydrological Processes HP Today, 18 (3): 583-586, 2004.
·
Endreny, T.A. “BASINS
Toolkit for Hydrological Monitoring, Modelling, & Assessment”, Hydrological
Processes HP Today, 16 (6): 1331-1335, 2002.
·
Endreny, T.A., “USGS Hosts Surface
Water Modelling Clearinghouse,” Hydrological Processes HP Today 14
(14): 2611-2612, 2000. Invited Web-Site Review.
Invited
Presentations:
·
Endreny, T.A.
“Using design storms in urban stormwater runoff simulation to assess watershed
naturalization options: Applications in
·
Endreny, T.A.,
“Urban Ecohydrology: Engineering Sustainable Stormwater Systems”, SUNY
·
Endreny, T.A.,
“Stream Classification for Urban Stream Restoration”,
·
Endreny, T.A.
“Update on Status of Lake Ontario as
·
Endreny, T.,
“Law, Policy, Management, and Science in
·
Endreny, T.A.,
“The UNESCO Hydrology for Environment, Life and Policy (HELP) Initiative”,
International Network of Basin Organizations (INBO) General Assembly,
·
Endreny, T.A. “
·
Endreny, T.A.,
“Topographic Analysis of Terrestrial Loading Areas in
·
Endreny, T.A.
“Remote sensing applications in watershed assessment”, Invited Speaker,
Applications of Remote Sensing Technology in the Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence
River Basins, Sponsored by the Great Lakes Research Consortium, Syracuse, NY
June 2000.
·
Endreny, T.A.
“Setting up and knocking down research questions in watershed hydrology: New
York City case study”, Invited Lunchtime Speaker, American Water Resources
Association Student Water Resources Symposium, SUNY ESF, Syracuse, NY, April 8th,
2000.
·
Endreny, T.A.
“Optimizing distributed forest land management using two types of topographic
indexing”, Invited Talk, Workshop on Application of the Topographic Index and
TOPMODEL in Forested Catchments, SUNY ESF, Syracuse, NY, February 29th,
2000.
professional
Presentations:
·
Endreny, T.A. and
K. Thomas, “Improving Transportation Area Estimates in the National Land Cover
Database using Vector Road Networks”, 22nd Annual New York State GIS
Conference, Lake Placid, NY, October 24, 2006.
·
Collins, V.B. and
T.A. Endreny, " Infiltrating Stormwater
to Naturalize Stream Flow: MODFLOW Simulation of Bioretention Basins", 2nd
Annual Finger Lakes Research Conference,
·
Endreny, T.A. and
S. Pashiardis, “Creating Rainfall
Frequency Estimates for Cyprus”, Hydrogaea: A Software for Water Resources
Management Conference, National Technical University of Athens &
Mathematical Models for Water Management, Athens, Greece June 26-27, 2006.
·
Collins, V.B. and
T.A. Endreny, "Low Impact
Development Reconsidered: Groundwater Mounding and Flux Analysis of Spatially
Distributed Bioretention Basins using MODFLOW", Annual Conference of the Mid-Atlantic
Sections of the American Water Resources Association, Branchville, NJ, June 14
- 16, 2006.
·
Endreny, T.A.
“Automated Calibration of a Watershed Model to Study Removal of a Flood Control
Dam, Onondaga Creek, Syracuse, New York USA” University of Cyprus Civil &
Environmental Engineering Department Lecture, February 22, 2006,
Nicosia, Cyprus.
·
Wang, J., T.A.
Endreny, D. Nowack, “Hydrological Simulations of Urban Stormwater and
Tree-based Best Management”, The 5th Annual Southeast NY Stormwater
Conference, November 2005.
·
Wang, J., T.A.
Endreny, D. Nowack, “UFORE-HYDRO: Applications for Urban Hydrology in
·
Endreny, T.A., D.
Leopold, V. Collins, “Assessing Geomorphic, Ecological and Social Benefits of
Bankfull Flow in Onondaga Creek's Urban Channel”, ASCE Watersheds 2005
Conference, Williamsburg, VA, July 2005.
·
Endreny, T.A. and
D. Leopold, “Prioritizing Flood Protection while Restoring Ecological Function
in Urban Rivers”, First National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration (NCER),
Abstract in Proceedings by G. Best and D. Hayes, p126, December 6 – 10, Lake
Buena Vista, FL, 2004 – Poster
·
Wang, J., D.
Nowak, and T. A. Endreny, “Modeling Urban Forest Effects on Urban Runoff
Generation”, American Water Resources Association Annual Conference,
·
Endreny, T.A.,
and D. Leopold, “Balancing Urban River Restoration for Ecologic and Flood
Control Functions”, 2004
·
Hassett, J M, Endreny,
T A, Wolosoff, S, Adam, M and M J Mitchell. Effect of Suburban
Development and Landscape Position on Water Quality in Three Small Watersheds
Within the Croton System,
·
Teece, M., J.
Nuwer, and T. Endreny, “Sedimentary Record of Deforestation and Ecosystem
Response”, Conference: Advances in Marine Biogeochemistry, Seattle,
·
DeKoskie, D., T.
Endreny, M. Higgins, J. Black, D. Leopold, “Restoration Feasibility Study for
Onondaga Creek,
·
Endreny, T. J. M.
Hassett, J. Hassett, M. Mitchell, D. Siegel, D. Burns, P. Heisig, “Runoff
Timing and Quality as a Function of Suburbanization”. American Water Resources
Association 2002 Annual Water Resources Conference,