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Core Drilling and Analysis
Title
Core Drilling and Analysis: City of Sarasota, Downtown Well Field.
Creator
Campbell, Kenneth M. (Kenneth Mark), Scott, Thomas M., Green, Richard C.
Abstract/Description
The Florida Geological Survey, in cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey and the city of Sarasota, drilled and analyzed a deep core hole located at the Sarasota Downtown Well Field. The investigation focused on the Neogene and Paleogene lithostratigraphy and the Floridan aquifer system. A lithologic description for the core was genereated utilizing a binocular microscope.
Date Issued
1995
Identifier
37045261, fgcu_swfe_0401, AAA3774 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Core Drilling Project
Title
Core Drilling Project: Lee, Hendry and Collier Counties.
Creator
Green, Richard C., Campbell, Kenneth M. (Kenneth Mark), Scott, Thomas M., Florida Geological Survey
Abstract/Description
In June 1988, the Florida Geological Survey and the South Florida Water Management District entered into a contract to conduct a joint project in Lee, Hendry and Collier counties. The objectives of this project were to increase the geologic/hydrogeologic well data available in these counties, to translate existing lithologic descriptions of wells within the district to computer format and to add this data to the District computer data base. These objectives were met by the translation of over...
Show moreIn June 1988, the Florida Geological Survey and the South Florida Water Management District entered into a contract to conduct a joint project in Lee, Hendry and Collier counties. The objectives of this project were to increase the geologic/hydrogeologic well data available in these counties, to translate existing lithologic descriptions of wells within the district to computer format and to add this data to the District computer data base. These objectives were met by the translation of over 180 existing well logs to computer format, by drilling and evaluating the data for six cores, and merging all of this data with the existing FGS and District computer data bases.
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Date Issued
1990
Identifier
25643418, fgcu_swfe_0263
Format
Document (PDF)
Data bases for use in fish and wildlife mitigation planning in Tampa Bay, Florida
Title
Data bases for use in fish and wildlife mitigation planning in Tampa Bay, Florida: project summary.
Creator
Fehring, William K., Quammen, Millicent L., Greiner Engineering, Inc, United States, United States, National Wetlands Center (Slidell, La.)
Abstract/Description
This report summarizes the history, objectives, activities, and results of a 3-year cooperative project to improve the data base available for making decisions regarding port development and wildlife habitat management in Tampa Bay. In addition, the report describes situations in which the study methods, results, and products might be used to improve management and development decisions regarding fish and wildlife resources in the bay. Individual projects which have generated separate...
Show moreThis report summarizes the history, objectives, activities, and results of a 3-year cooperative project to improve the data base available for making decisions regarding port development and wildlife habitat management in Tampa Bay. In addition, the report describes situations in which the study methods, results, and products might be used to improve management and development decisions regarding fish and wildlife resources in the bay. Individual projects which have generated separate products such as maps, booklets, and reports are described.
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Date Issued
1986
Identifier
28546149, fgcu_swfe_0302
Format
Document (PDF)
Data Management, Analysis, and Exchange Strategy
Title
Data Management, Analysis, and Exchange Strategy.
Creator
Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program (Fla.)
Abstract/Description
This document describes the data management strategy for the Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program. It identifies data gaps and needs, and suggests actions to fill information gaps and encourage data exchange. It includes information on web sites, geographical information systems, CD-ROM data, newsletters and reports.
Date Issued
[1999], 1999, 1999
Identifier
49693776, fgcu_swfe_0504, AAA4539 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Data on Ground-Water Quality with Emphasis on Radionuclides, Sarasota County, Florida
Title
Data on Ground-Water Quality with Emphasis on Radionuclides, Sarasota County, Florida.
Creator
Sutcliffe, Horace., Miller, R. L. (Robert Lind)
Abstract/Description
The radiochemical data presented in this report were acquired by selective sampling and logging of existing wells and new wells as they were drilled between January 1976 and April 1979. Wells selected for radiochemical sampling were those open to specific water-bearing zones or those which were sampled at specific depths as they were drilled. These samples were analyzed for radium-226 and occasionally for radium-228, and for major ions. Borehole geophysical logging techniques that were used...
Show moreThe radiochemical data presented in this report were acquired by selective sampling and logging of existing wells and new wells as they were drilled between January 1976 and April 1979. Wells selected for radiochemical sampling were those open to specific water-bearing zones or those which were sampled at specific depths as they were drilled. These samples were analyzed for radium-226 and occasionally for radium-228, and for major ions. Borehole geophysical logging techniques that were used to determine the water-bearing zones were gamma ray, caliper, electrical resistivity, temperature, and conductivity.
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Date Issued
1981
Identifier
07525588, fgcu_swfe_0380, AAA3898 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Deep Artesian Aquifers of Sanibel and Captiva Islands, Lee County, Florida
Title
Deep Artesian Aquifers of Sanibel and Captiva Islands, Lee County, Florida.
Creator
Boggess, Durward H., O'Donnell, T., Sanibel (Fla.), Board of Commissioners of Lee County (Fla.), Geological Survey (U.S.)
Abstract/Description
During the time that the desalination plant has been in operation, questions have been raised by water-management agencies concerning the ability of the deep artesian aquifers underlying Sanibel and Captiva Islands to continue supplying the water needed to meet the increasing demand with a salinity low enough for the desalination plant to operate effectively. The purpose of this investigation was to evaluate the water-supply potential of the deeper aquifers. During the 24-month investigation ...
Show moreDuring the time that the desalination plant has been in operation, questions have been raised by water-management agencies concerning the ability of the deep artesian aquifers underlying Sanibel and Captiva Islands to continue supplying the water needed to meet the increasing demand with a salinity low enough for the desalination plant to operate effectively. The purpose of this investigation was to evaluate the water-supply potential of the deeper aquifers. During the 24-month investigation (October 1975-1977) an important objective was to locate and inventory all existing wells that tapped the deep artesian aquifers. Except for a few, all known wells were found. Water levels and water samples were obtained at the wells. No test wells were drilled as part of this investigation, although one observation well was drilled on Sanibel Island as part of a countywide monitoring network.
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Date Issued
1982
Identifier
08449580, fgcu_swfe_0479, AAA3889 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Demographic, Political, and Administrative Setting
Title
The Demographic, Political, and Administrative Setting.
Creator
Feiss, Carl.
Abstract/Description
This report sets forth the cultural context, including sociologic, economic, and political aspects, in which decisions affecting Rookery Bay, Florida will be made. It includes alternatives; recommendations; population and employment; land ownership; governmental decisionmaking agencies; planning; citizen environmental activities; development pressures and impacts; protection; and the political climate.
Date Issued
1973
Identifier
08211156, fgcu_swfe_0494, CC12015790 University Microfilms International, AAA3928 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Demonstration of Large-Scale Reintroduction of the Southern Bay Scallop to Tampa Bay, Florida
Title
Demonstration of Large-Scale Reintroduction of the Southern Bay Scallop to Tampa Bay, Florida: final report, January 17, 1996.
Creator
Blake, Norman J., Tampa Bay National Estuary Program, University of South Florida
Abstract/Description
The southern bay scallop, Argopecten irradians concentricus, is one of the only non-finfish species to support a large, although rapidly declining, recreational interest in the state of Florida. Bay scallops, which require good water quality, had all but disappeared from Tampa Bay by 1963. Recent studies have indicated that sections of Tampa Bay may once again be capable of supporting viable bay scallop populations. These scallops were seeded to several areas of the bay and also placed at...
Show moreThe southern bay scallop, Argopecten irradians concentricus, is one of the only non-finfish species to support a large, although rapidly declining, recreational interest in the state of Florida. Bay scallops, which require good water quality, had all but disappeared from Tampa Bay by 1963. Recent studies have indicated that sections of Tampa Bay may once again be capable of supporting viable bay scallop populations. These scallops were seeded to several areas of the bay and also placed at various locations in the bay in cages. The purpose of this project was to attempt to increase the population of the southern bay scallop in Tampa Bay by providing spawning stocks to various locations throughout the eastern portion of the bay.
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Date Issued
1996
Identifier
39882987, fgcu_swfe_0363, AAA3762 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Demonstration of Littoral Zone Habitat Restoration Alternatives (Designs) Adjacent to an Industrial Waterway
Title
Demonstration of Littoral Zone Habitat Restoration Alternatives (Designs) Adjacent to an Industrial Waterway: Gandy Bridge, Tampa Bay, Florida.
Creator
Tampa Bay National Estuary Program
Abstract/Description
This Early Action Plan Demonstration Project was proposed to demonstrate the ecological results of littoral zone habitat restoration adjacent to industrial waterways. Specific objectives of the project included: providing a visual demonstration of several methods to create or retrofit and restore littoral zone habitat in industrial waterways which have been hardened by vertical sea walls; providing information to industries, ports, local citizens, and municipalities within the Tampa Bay...
Show moreThis Early Action Plan Demonstration Project was proposed to demonstrate the ecological results of littoral zone habitat restoration adjacent to industrial waterways. Specific objectives of the project included: providing a visual demonstration of several methods to create or retrofit and restore littoral zone habitat in industrial waterways which have been hardened by vertical sea walls; providing information to industries, ports, local citizens, and municipalities within the Tampa Bay Region about the benefits and monetary requirements of replacing hardened shorelines with alternative retaining materials; providing public education at the demonstration site about the function and importance of the littoral zone habitat and the connection between the bay, littoral zone, wetland, and upland habitats; and removing exotic plants on site.
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Date Issued
1996
Identifier
39841101, fgcu_swfe_0420, AAA3761 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Design and Construction of Docks to Minimize Seagrass Impacts
Title
Design and Construction of Docks to Minimize Seagrass Impacts.
Creator
Shafer, Deborah J., Lundin, Jennifer., United States, Wetlands Research Program (U.S.), U.S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station
Abstract/Description
This technical note provides recommendations for the design and construction of dock and terminal platform structures to minimize impacts to seagrasses, and describes the construction of two experimental platforms in St. Andrew Bay, Florida.
Identifier
41611148, fgcu_swfe_0406, AAA3540 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Destructive coral reef fishing
Title
Destructive coral reef fishing: seeking perspectives.
Creator
McManus, John W., Nanola, C. L., Reyes, R. P., International Center for Marine Resource Development, University of the Philippines, International Center for Living Aquatic...
Show moreMcManus, John W., Nanola, C. L., Reyes, R. P., International Center for Marine Resource Development, University of the Philippines, International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management
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Abstract/Description
Blast fishing, cyanide fishing, and anchor damage were investigated on a heavily exploited fringing reef in Bolinao, Philippines from 1986-1990. A simple balance sheet model was used to contrast potential rates of damage with estimates of coral regrowth.
Date Issued
[1991], 1991
Identifier
44931877, fgcu_swfe_0493, PB93117430 National Technical Information Service, AAA3804 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Determination of In Situ Biomass and Energetics in Seagrass Beds on the West Coast of Florida
Title
The Determination of In Situ Biomass and Energetics in Seagrass Beds on the West Coast of Florida.
Creator
Dawes, Clinton J., Gas Research Institute
Abstract/Description
The objective of this investigation was to determine the available biomass and energetics of the naturally occurring populations of seagrasses and seaweeds in Tampa Bay and along the west coast of Florida.
Date Issued
1984], 1984
Identifier
44141000, fgcu_swfe_0506, PB93-146603 National Technical Information Service, AAA3870 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Development of a Process to Track the Status of Chlorophyll and Light Attenuation to Support Seagrass Restoration Goals in Tampa Bay
Title
Development of a Process to Track the Status of Chlorophyll and Light Attenuation to Support Seagrass Restoration Goals in Tampa Bay.
Creator
Janicki, Anthony., Wade, David., Pribble, J. Raymond., Tampa Bay Estuary Program
Abstract/Description
The focus of this document is the development of a method to determine if adopted seagrass acreage goals and water quality targets for Tampa Bay are being achieved. The primary objectives were to define what constitutes a significant increase in chlorophyll-a in Tampa Bay, and to develop a systematic framework for defining potential management responses to such changes. This report describes existing monitoring programs from which data were used in the development of the decision process, the...
Show moreThe focus of this document is the development of a method to determine if adopted seagrass acreage goals and water quality targets for Tampa Bay are being achieved. The primary objectives were to define what constitutes a significant increase in chlorophyll-a in Tampa Bay, and to develop a systematic framework for defining potential management responses to such changes. This report describes existing monitoring programs from which data were used in the development of the decision process, the analytical approach taken to develop this process, and the recommended approach developed.
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Date Issued
1999
Identifier
44450929, fgcu_swfe_0403, AAA3539 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Development of GIS-based maps to determine the status and trends of oligohaline vegetation in the tidal Peace and Myakka Rivers
Title
Development of GIS-based maps to determine the status and trends of oligohaline vegetation in the tidal Peace and Myakka Rivers.
Creator
Florida, Southwest Florida Water Management District (Fla.), Florida Marine Research Institute, PALMM (Project)
Abstract/Description
This study, done by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Florida Marine Research Institute, under contract to the Southwest Florida Water Management District was intended to assess upstream movement of salt marshes over time as an indicator of long term salinity changes in the Myakka and Peace rivers. Determining this status helps to contribute to the proper management of the Charlotte Harbor estuarine system.
Date Issued
[1998?], 1998, 1998
Identifier
AAA7721 QF, GC20000017, 176457, fgcu:25312
Format
E-book
Dissolved Phosphorus in Florida Waters
Title
Dissolved Phosphorus in Florida Waters.
Creator
Odum, Howard T.
Abstract/Description
The purpose of this study was to analyze representative samples of Florida surface waters for dissolved phosphorus, and to determine the relationships between dissolved phosphorus and: the geological rock formations underlying the area; the type of body of water; the formation of phosphate rock; the growth of aquatic organisms; pollution of streams and estuaries; and red tide.
Date Issued
1953, 1953
Identifier
35163002, fgcu_swfe_0509, AAA3962 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Drought of 1980-82 in southeast Florida with comparison to the 1961-62 and 1970-71 droughts
Title
Drought of 1980-82 in southeast Florida with comparison to the 1961-62 and 1970-71 droughts.
Creator
Waller, Bradley G., South Florida Water Management District (Fla.), Geological Survey (U.S.)
Abstract/Description
The purpose of this investigation was to evaluate effects of the 1980-1982 drought on the hydrologic system in southeast Florida and compare it with the previous droughts of 1961-1962 and 1970-1971. The droughts were analyzed from the standpoint of antecedent and transient hydrologic conditions and the effect of management practices by the South Florida Water Management District to alleviate extreme hydrologic conditions and minimize saltwater intrusion. Graphical and statistical analyses of...
Show moreThe purpose of this investigation was to evaluate effects of the 1980-1982 drought on the hydrologic system in southeast Florida and compare it with the previous droughts of 1961-1962 and 1970-1971. The droughts were analyzed from the standpoint of antecedent and transient hydrologic conditions and the effect of management practices by the South Florida Water Management District to alleviate extreme hydrologic conditions and minimize saltwater intrusion. Graphical and statistical analyses of rainfall, water levels, discharge, and chloride concentrations for selected stations are presented.
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Date Issued
1985
Identifier
12848514, fgcu_swfe_0285
Format
Document (PDF)
Earthquakes and Seismic History of Florida
Title
Earthquakes and Seismic History of Florida.
Creator
Lane, Ed (Edward), Florida Geological Survey
Abstract/Description
This report includes general information about earthquakes, a seismic risk map of Florida, and a list of known earthquakes and tremors felt in Florida from 1727 through January 1991.
Date Issued
[1991], 1991
Identifier
25642092, fgcu_swfe_0262
Format
Document (PDF)
Ecological Characterization of the Caloosahatchee River/Big Cypress Watershed
Title
An Ecological Characterization of the Caloosahatchee River/Big Cypress Watershed.
Creator
Drew, Richard D., Schomer, N. Scott., United States, National Coastal Ecosystems Team (U.S.), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Abstract/Description
This report reviews and synthesizes the literature on the ecology of the Caloosahatchee River/Big Cypress watershed. The first part describes the geology, physiography, climate, and characteristics of ground and surface waters. The remainder of the report focuses on plant succession and communities, and with the watershed's fish and wildlife, their habitats and habitat preferences.
Date Issued
1984
Identifier
83600628, 12925327, fgcu_swfe_0058
Format
Document (PDF)
Effect of Spray Irrigation of Treated Wastewater on Water Quality of the Surficial Aquifer System, Reedy Creek Improvement District, Central Florida
Title
Effect of Spray Irrigation of Treated Wastewater on Water Quality of the Surficial Aquifer System, Reedy Creek Improvement District, Central Florida.
Creator
German, E. R., Reedy Creek Improvement District (Fla.), Geological Survey (U.S.)
Abstract/Description
This report describes results of a study of the hydrology of the Reedy Creek Improvement District tree farm area where treated wastewater is used for irrigation. Included in this report are descriptions of: direction of movement and destination of the wastewater and constituents in the surficial aquifer system underlying the tree farm area; rate of movement of the wastewater front; effect of the wastewater application on water quality of the underlying aquifer and the areal extent of the...
Show moreThis report describes results of a study of the hydrology of the Reedy Creek Improvement District tree farm area where treated wastewater is used for irrigation. Included in this report are descriptions of: direction of movement and destination of the wastewater and constituents in the surficial aquifer system underlying the tree farm area; rate of movement of the wastewater front; effect of the wastewater application on water quality of the underlying aquifer and the areal extent of the wastewater plume in the surficial aquifer system; the nature of the processes affecting assimilation of the wastewater-related constituents in the ground-water system; and hydraulic characteristics of the surficial aquifer system. The area studied includes the entire tree farm area located to the north of Canal L-410. This investigation was conducted from October 1981 through September 1985. The work included installation of a monitoring well network in the surficial aquifer system, determination of lithology of the aquifer material, determination of transmissivity of the surfical aquifer system and sampling of the well network to characterize water quality of the surficial aquifer system underlying the tree farm and the surrounding area. The water-quality sampling was done four times between May 1983 and October 1984.
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Date Issued
1990
Identifier
22788208, fgcu_swfe_0392, AAA3816 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Effects of effluent spray irrigation on ground water at a test site near Tarpon Springs, Florida
Title
Effects of effluent spray irrigation on ground water at a test site near Tarpon Springs, Florida.
Creator
Brown, David P. (David Phillip), Pinellas County (Fla.)
Abstract/Description
The purpose of the study was to determine the effects of spray irrigation of waste-treatment plant effluent on the quality of ground water at and near a test site in northwest Pinellas County, Florida. During 1971-1975, a network of wells was monitored for changes in water levels and water quality. This report includes monitoring and test drilling results and an evaluation of observed changes.
Date Issued
1982
Identifier
08530362, fgcu_swfe_0303
Format
Document (PDF)

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