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Leveraging Earth Science Resources, by John S. Pallister and Peter T. Lyttle
Cooperative Geologic Mapping in the Mid-Atlantic Urban Corridor, by J. Wright Horton, Jr.
Geologic Maps--Foundation for Ecosystem Management, by Emery T. Cleaves
Geologic Information--Market Position in the Metropolitan Area, by Wayne L. Newell
Panel Discussions--Abstracts of Comments
Panel 1. Urbanization and Water Quality
Applications of Geologic Map Information Related to Urbanization and Water Quality in the Northern Shenandoah Valley, by Michael E. Bialousz
Geoenvironmental Applications of Geologic Map Information, by Ann M. Samford
Applications of Geologic Map Information for Assessing Water Quality and Maintaining and Restoring Living Resources, by Keith Van Ness
Panel 2. Creating Durable Habitats
Accurate Resource Assessments, the Key to Creating Durable Habitats, by Michael L. Bowman
Geologic Mapping in Support of Ecosystem Assessment and Management, by Lindsay McClelland
Some Views on the Role of Geologic Information in Conserving Maryland's Natural Diversity, by Michael E. Slattery
Panel 3. Geologic Information for the Urban System
The Use of Geologic Information in Loudoun County, Virginia, by Alex C. Blackburn and Lawrence Stipek
Geologic Maps and Mineral Resources for the Urban System, by Thomas E. Carroll
Geologic Information As Related to Maryland Highway Construction and Maintenance, by A. David Martin
Panel 4. Natural and Induced Hazards--Avoidance and Remediation
Comprehensive Environmental Management--Ecoregion and Watershed Approaches Using Geologic Information, by Paul T. Jacobson
Examples of Geologic Map Applications in the Washington-Baltimore Region, by Douglas J. Riddle
The Use of Geologic Maps for Protecting and Restoring Waterways and Wetlands, by Sean Smith
Results of Statewide User Surveys
A Customer Survey of Geologic Maps of the Maryland Geological Survey, by James P. Reger
Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy, Division of Mineral Resources Customer Surveys--1993 and 1994, by Stanley S. Johnson
Focus Group Assessments of User Needs and Recommendations for Geologic Mapping
Ecosystems and Water Resources
Resources Essential for the Urban System
Geotechnical Applications of Geologic Maps
Responding to Users' Needs for Geologic Information--Washington-Baltimore Area, by J. Wright Horton, Jr., and Emery T. Cleaves
Organizations Represented by Poster Presentations
Appendix 3. List of Participants
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