Hazardous Materials in the Hydrologic Environment: The Role of Research by the U.S. Geological Survey

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	State-of-the-Art in the Field,	38
	Critical Areas for Research,	44
	Opportunities for the USGS,	45
5	MATHEMATICAL MODELS AND DECISION SUPPORT	48
	Predictive Flow and Transport Models,	49
	Decision Support Systems,	61
	Optimization and Decision Analysis,	64
	Decision Support in the USGS Hazardous Materials Science Program,	67
	Opportunities for the USGS in Modeling,	68
6	CONCLUSIONS	70
	Overall Program Framework,	70
	USGS Collaboration With Other Agencies,	71
	Some Critical Issues,	72
	Educational Opportunities,	73
	Issues in Planning and Implementation,	73
	REFERENCES	75
	APPENDIXES
A	U.S. Geological Survey Water Resources Division Plan for Hazardous Materials Science	90
B	Biographical Sketches of Committee Members	106

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