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i r f Glenn A. Browning Page 2 Representative Professional Assignments(Continued): i management by simulating the effects of proposed water resource development options on ground-water storage in the basins. • Developed monitoring programs and conducted aquifer tests to evaluate stream-aquifer interactions in Santa Cruz and Mendocino counties and investigate impacts of ground-water pumping on streamflow. Monitored shallow ground-water levels and stream stage for extended periods to determine daily and seasonal:variations in flow between streams and shallow aquifers under pumping and non-pumping conditions. • Designed and interpreted aquifer tests for several alluvial aquifers in Central and Coastal California and fractured rock aquifers in Sacramento,EI Dorado,and Placer counties. Test data were used to determine hydrologic properties of the aquifers for water.supply and water quality studies: El Developed numerical flow models to analyze mining impacts in Sonoma,Yolo,Inyo, Nevada, Placer,and Sacramento counties. Models were used to predict the ground-water impacts of activities such as wet- and dry-pit gravel mining,pit dewatering,pumping of water for mineral processing,and reclamation of pits j to lakes. Three models were also used to predict mining impacts on surface-water bodies such as creeks . and springs. Two models were coupled with particle-tracking programs to predict movement of ground- water contaminants. F1, Analyzed hydrogeologic data and water quality monitoring results and wrote annual reports summarizing monitoring and remediation activities at contaminated sites. Developed analytical and numerical models Fto evaluate ground-water extraction alternatives for contaminated sites near Sacramento and Stockton. Models were created to design extraction well networks and delineate capture zones for wells. Results were used to develop ground-water remediation plans at the sites. A numerical flow model and particle- tracking article tracking program developed for the Sacramento Army Depot was used to predict the effectiveness of ground-water extraction alternatives over time. Professional Affiliations: i National Ground Water Association -.Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers Groundwater Resources Association of California Publications: f F,i Browning, G.A.; Groundwater Flow Modeling and Capture-Zone Analysis of a Pump-and-Treat - i Remediation System"at the Sacramento Army Depot, Sacramento, California, M.S. Thesis, University of California, Davis, 1992. g E F-I ,Bala uerQ. and G.A. Browning, Automated Screening of Ground-Water Pollution Problems, 9 9 9 California State Water Resources Control Board, 1990. i i �t. Statement of Capabilities and Qualifications i 1