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 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.