Tahoe Integrated Information Management System

Lake Tahoe Interagency Monitoring Program (LTIMP) Mission Statement - To provide a centralized forum for Tahoe Basin monitoring, research and design communities to present results, share innovative ideas and discuss issues relevant to water quality with the goal of informing regulatory, management and planning activities.

2009 Agendas & Presentations

Agenda	Presentation	Presenter
Dec	No meeting
Nov	Integrating Forest Pathology Surveys with Remote Sensing Analysis For Monitoring Road-Related Effects On Tree Crown Mortality	Peter Weisberg
	Revegetation and Erosion Control B-Line Replacement Phase III	Julie Etra
	Biotechnical Innovations Third Creek Restoration Project	Julie Etra
Oct	Invasive Clam Research in Lake Tahoe Invasive Crayfish and Current Status of Invertebrate Research	Sudeep Chandra
Oct	Microfiltration Treatment Feasibility	Brent Wolfe
Sep	Effects of De-icing Salts on Vegetation in the Lake Tahoe Basin	Professor Bob Nowak & Isabel Munck
	Cal Trans Deicer Report	Leslie Case
	Envirotech - Deicers and Anti-icers	Charles Shervin
Aug	Potential toxicity concerns from chemical coagulation treatment of stormwater in the Tahoe Basin	Phil Bachand
	Stormwater Connectivity/Results of Small Scale Studies	Michael Alexander and Russ Wigart
	Group Discussion / Round Table	All
Jul	No meeting
Jun	Bioretention Systems for Treatment of Stormwater at Lake Tahoe	Chris Conway, Huffman & Carpenter, Inc.
	Demonstration of the New LTIMP website on TIIMS.org	Marie Bledsoe, TRPA
	Discussion of Next Chairperson of LTIMP Forum	Nancy Alvarez, USGS
May	No meeting
Apr	Building a Sustainable Stormwater Management Program to Meet Current and Future Needs in Douglas County - Tahoe	Jack Jacobs, NTCD and Mahmood Azad, Douglas County
Apr	Addressing Sediment Transport in Urban Stormwater to Lake Tahoe	Russ Wigart and Michael Alexander, El Dorado County
Mar	No meeting
Feb	No meeting
Jan	No meeting