Plans for meeting water requirements in the Kaskaskia River Basin, 1970-2020

Bibliography: p. 22.Enumeration continues through succeeding title.Two alternative economical plans are indicated by this systems study of available groundwater and surface water sources to provide an adequate and economical water supply for each town in the Kaskaskia River Basin through the year 2020. Plan 1 includes 6 reservoirs (excludes Carlyle and Shelbyville Reservoirs) serving 58 towns, groundwater supply for 43 towns, and river water for 4 towns. Plan 2 includes 2 reservoirs (Shoal Creek and Carlyle Reservoirs) serving 63 towns, groundwater supply for 40 towns, and river water for 2 towns. Cost elements of a water supply system, for which appropriate cost functions are provided, were grouped under costs of raw water production, treatment, and transmission to the storage tank location. Minimum-cost water supply systems were obtained by optimizing the sum of these three costs. It was found that only 50 towns in the basin have adequate groundwater potential to meet the 2020 requirements and that groundwater supply is generally more economical than water supply from reservoirs.</p

Illinois Public Water Supply Data Base and PWS/SEARCH Reference Manual

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Selected digital computer techniques for groundwater resource evaluation

Bibliography: p. 62.Enumeration continues from preceding title

A "random-walk" solute transport model for selected groundwater quality evaluations

"ISWS/BUL-65/81."Bibliography: p. 103.Enumeration continues from preceding title

A Statistical Methodology for the Planning and Evaluation of Hail Suppression Experiments in Illinois: Part 2 of Final Report on Hail Evaluation Techniques

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Analysis of the Operation of Lake Shelbyville and Carlyle Lake to Maximize Agricultural and Recreation Benefits

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