by Barbara H. Balthrop and John E. Terry
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Magnetic-tape backup and routine maintenance procedures for a minicomputer system of the U.S. Geological Survey
The development of distributor software for transmitting documents through a computer network
Supporting different types of terminals in a distributed-information environment
Displaying data from the National Water Data Exchange by use of a geographical information system
Using a geographic information system to determine physical basin characteristics for use in flood-frequency equations
The integration of computer graphics and text-editing programs
Use of the graphical kernel system standard for hydrologic applications
Linking digital technology to printing technology for producing publication-quality color graphics
Graphics on microcomputers
Application of user-supplied transformations in computer-graphics programs
A vertical sequence correlator model (VerSeCorr) which is used in the recognition of geophysical log shapes
Computer programs for processing model data and results for steady-state and transient ground-water models
A computer method for estimating ground-water contribution to streamflow using hydrograph-separation techniques
Statistical and graphical methods used to describe ground-water quality in Illinois
Automated data collection and entry techniques for water-use information in Arkansas
Automation of the water-use data base for Minnesota
Development of a data base to accommodate management of water-resources data within a geographic information system (GIS)
The use of optical medium as a means for storage of image and digital data
Automating procedures for annual water data report preparation
32-bit workstations: The trials, tribulations, and triumphs of converting to an open-system, tools environment
Evaluation of three electronic report processing systems for preparing hydrologic reports of the U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division
Evaluation of a desktop reports processing system for producing earth-science technical reports
Use of an electronic page-composition system to prepare camera-ready copy of scientific reports
Evaluation of a user-friendly electronic report processing system for preparation of selected reports
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