DHS Research Science Themes

The DHS research program results from a dynamic interplay between the problems important to our state, our region, and our nation, the expertise of our faculty, and the availability of research funding.

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1 01/23/12 Watershed-Based Plan for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe
2 01/17/12 Quality Assurance Review of L31N Groundwater Flow Data for 2006-2009
3 11/10/11 Finalizing a Nevada Wetland Program Plan (WWP) and Assessing Biotic Integrity of the State's Priority Wetlands: Isolated Great Basin and Mojave Desert Springs
4 11/01/11 Development of a Regional Water Management Plan for the Carson River Watershed
5 11/01/11 Technical Research Engineering and Development DOE/NNSA/NSO contract (TREDS) - UGTA
6 11/01/11 Technical Research Engineering and Development DOE/NNSA/NSO contract (TREDS) - Soils
7 11/01/11 Technical Research Engineering and Development DOE/NNSA/NSO contract (TREDS) - CRMP and AIP
8 11/01/11 Technical Research Engineering and Development DOE/NNSA/NSO contract (TREDS) - CEMP
9 10/15/11 Integrated Water Quality Monitoring on the Truckee River
10 10/01/11 Evaluation of Landfill Conditions and Potential Impacts on Water Resources in Rural Clark County, NV
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SEPHAS Program

Landscape and the Environment
DRI SEPHAS Program Applying science to environmental issues such as climate change, water recharge, flooding, and contaminant transport.

Nevada Water Resources Institute

Solving Critical State Water Problems
DRI's Nevada Water Resources Research Institute Quality research and dedication to science has established DHS as Nevada's Water Resources Research Institute.

Graduate Student Education

Hydrologic Sciences and Water Mgt.
Hydrologic Sciences Graduate ProgramDHS faculty teach in both UNR's Hydrologic Sciences and UNLV's Water Resources Management Graduate Programs.