Kelly L Warner (Former Employee)
Science and Products
Filter Total Items: 23
Water quality in the lower Illinois River Basin, Illinois, 1995-98 Water quality in the lower Illinois River Basin, Illinois, 1995-98
Major influences and findings for water quality and biology in central Illinois, including the Illinois River from Ottawa, Illinois to Valley City, Illinois, are described and illustrated. Samples were collected to determine nitrate, phosphorus, pesticides, volatile organic carbon compounds, and radon-222 in streams and ground water. Agricultural and other land-use practices are...
Authors
George E. Groschen, Mitchell A. Harris, Robin B. King, Paul J. Terrio, Kelly L. Warner
Analysis of nutrients, selected inorganic constituents, and trace elements in water from Illinois community-supply wells, 1984–91 Analysis of nutrients, selected inorganic constituents, and trace elements in water from Illinois community-supply wells, 1984–91
The lower Illinois River Basin (LIRB) study unit is part of the National Water-Quality Assessment program that includes studies of most major aquifer systems in the United States. Retrospective water-quality data from community-supply wells in the LIRB and in the rest of Illinois are grouped by aquifer and depth interval. Concentrations of selected chemical constituents in water samples...
Authors
Kelly L. Warner
Water-quality assessment of the lower Illinois River Basin: Environmental setting Water-quality assessment of the lower Illinois River Basin: Environmental setting
The lower Illinois River Basin (LIRB) encompasses 18,000 square miles of central and western Illinois. Historical and recent information from Federal, State, and local agencies describing the physiography, population, land use, soils, climate, geology, streamflow, habitat, ground water, water use, and aquatic biology is summarized to describe the environmental setting of the LIRB. The...
Authors
Kelly L. Warner
National Water-Quality Assessment Program; the lower Illinois River Basin National Water-Quality Assessment Program; the lower Illinois River Basin
No abstract available.
Authors
Kelly L. Warner, Arthur R. Schmidt
Hydrogeologic information in the Great Lakes basin, United States, and application of a geographic information system to public supply wells and hazardous-waste sites Hydrogeologic information in the Great Lakes basin, United States, and application of a geographic information system to public supply wells and hazardous-waste sites
A computerized data base has been established to facilitate analysis and interpretation of potential for ground-water contamination in the Great Lakes basin. The computerized data base is being used in conjunction with a geogrpahic information system (GIS). Locations of public-supply wells were obtained from Federal and State agencies and stored in the system. Well locations are...
Authors
Kelly L. Warner, John D. Earle, Marvin G. Sherrill
Non-USGS Publications**
Mehnert, E., Wehrmann, H.A., Warner, K.L., Hackley, K.C., Holm, T.R., Larson, T.H.,
Roadcap, G.S., Panno, S.V., Wilson, S.D., and Pugin, A., 2004, The Mahomet
Aquifer--recent advances in our knowledge: Illinois State Geological Survey Open
File Series 2004-16, 19 p.
Roadcap, G.S., Panno, S.V., Wilson, S.D., and Pugin, A., 2004, The Mahomet
Aquifer--recent advances in our knowledge: Illinois State Geological Survey Open
File Series 2004-16, 19 p.
Herzog, B., Stiff, B., Chenowith, C.A., Warner, K.L., Sieverling, J.B., and Avery, C.F.,
1994, Buried bedrock surface of Illinois: Illinois State Geological Survey Map Series,
Map 5, 1:500,000 scale map
1994, Buried bedrock surface of Illinois: Illinois State Geological Survey Map Series,
Map 5, 1:500,000 scale map
Warner, K.L., 1992, The role of the U.S. Geological Survey in the Great Lakes basin:
U.S. Water News, v.9, no.6, p.21-22.
U.S. Water News, v.9, no.6, p.21-22.
**Disclaimer: The views expressed in Non-USGS publications are those of the author and do not represent the views of the USGS, Department of the Interior, or the U.S. Government.
Science and Products
Filter Total Items: 23
Water quality in the lower Illinois River Basin, Illinois, 1995-98 Water quality in the lower Illinois River Basin, Illinois, 1995-98
Major influences and findings for water quality and biology in central Illinois, including the Illinois River from Ottawa, Illinois to Valley City, Illinois, are described and illustrated. Samples were collected to determine nitrate, phosphorus, pesticides, volatile organic carbon compounds, and radon-222 in streams and ground water. Agricultural and other land-use practices are...
Authors
George E. Groschen, Mitchell A. Harris, Robin B. King, Paul J. Terrio, Kelly L. Warner
Analysis of nutrients, selected inorganic constituents, and trace elements in water from Illinois community-supply wells, 1984–91 Analysis of nutrients, selected inorganic constituents, and trace elements in water from Illinois community-supply wells, 1984–91
The lower Illinois River Basin (LIRB) study unit is part of the National Water-Quality Assessment program that includes studies of most major aquifer systems in the United States. Retrospective water-quality data from community-supply wells in the LIRB and in the rest of Illinois are grouped by aquifer and depth interval. Concentrations of selected chemical constituents in water samples...
Authors
Kelly L. Warner
Water-quality assessment of the lower Illinois River Basin: Environmental setting Water-quality assessment of the lower Illinois River Basin: Environmental setting
The lower Illinois River Basin (LIRB) encompasses 18,000 square miles of central and western Illinois. Historical and recent information from Federal, State, and local agencies describing the physiography, population, land use, soils, climate, geology, streamflow, habitat, ground water, water use, and aquatic biology is summarized to describe the environmental setting of the LIRB. The...
Authors
Kelly L. Warner
National Water-Quality Assessment Program; the lower Illinois River Basin National Water-Quality Assessment Program; the lower Illinois River Basin
No abstract available.
Authors
Kelly L. Warner, Arthur R. Schmidt
Hydrogeologic information in the Great Lakes basin, United States, and application of a geographic information system to public supply wells and hazardous-waste sites Hydrogeologic information in the Great Lakes basin, United States, and application of a geographic information system to public supply wells and hazardous-waste sites
A computerized data base has been established to facilitate analysis and interpretation of potential for ground-water contamination in the Great Lakes basin. The computerized data base is being used in conjunction with a geogrpahic information system (GIS). Locations of public-supply wells were obtained from Federal and State agencies and stored in the system. Well locations are...
Authors
Kelly L. Warner, John D. Earle, Marvin G. Sherrill
Non-USGS Publications**
Mehnert, E., Wehrmann, H.A., Warner, K.L., Hackley, K.C., Holm, T.R., Larson, T.H.,
Roadcap, G.S., Panno, S.V., Wilson, S.D., and Pugin, A., 2004, The Mahomet
Aquifer--recent advances in our knowledge: Illinois State Geological Survey Open
File Series 2004-16, 19 p.
Roadcap, G.S., Panno, S.V., Wilson, S.D., and Pugin, A., 2004, The Mahomet
Aquifer--recent advances in our knowledge: Illinois State Geological Survey Open
File Series 2004-16, 19 p.
Herzog, B., Stiff, B., Chenowith, C.A., Warner, K.L., Sieverling, J.B., and Avery, C.F.,
1994, Buried bedrock surface of Illinois: Illinois State Geological Survey Map Series,
Map 5, 1:500,000 scale map
1994, Buried bedrock surface of Illinois: Illinois State Geological Survey Map Series,
Map 5, 1:500,000 scale map
Warner, K.L., 1992, The role of the U.S. Geological Survey in the Great Lakes basin:
U.S. Water News, v.9, no.6, p.21-22.
U.S. Water News, v.9, no.6, p.21-22.
**Disclaimer: The views expressed in Non-USGS publications are those of the author and do not represent the views of the USGS, Department of the Interior, or the U.S. Government.
*Disclaimer: Listing outside positions with professional scientific organizations on this Staff Profile are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement of those professional scientific organizations or their activities by the USGS, Department of the Interior, or U.S. Government