EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Uhl & Associates, Inc. CEO and Principal Hydrogeologist, 1991 to present
Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Vice President, 1984 to 1990
Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. Manager Hydrogeology Group, 1982 to 1984
Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Senior Hydrogeologist, 1977 to 1982
Water Development Project, India. Project Manager and Advisor, 1970 to 1977
Peace Corps Volunteer, India. 1966 to 1968

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Mr. Uhl began his career in water supply development and management in Central India where he initiated a water development project for the Lutheran Church at the age of 25.  This project evolved into an organization with over 50 employees and provided a full service approach to water supply development from the siting of production wells utilizing geophysics and remote sensing applications to well repairs and drinking water quality evaluation.  The project installed over 3,000 wells in the hard rock regions of central and southern India and provided a training ground for other projects in the region including the United Nations (UNICEF).

Since that time, Mr. Uhl has specialized in the exploration, development, protection and management of water resources for public, industrial and agricultural uses and in the investigation and remediation of soil, groundwater, and surface water contamination incidence.  He has investigated and characterized hundreds of industrial sites, large municipal landfills, interstate petroleum and gas pipelines and formulated monitoring and remedial strategies with regulatory authorities.  While with Geraghty & Miller, Inc. he led a 2-year project that culminated in the preparation of the Underground Injection Control (UIC) regulations for the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA).   

At Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., an international civil engineering firm, he managed Uhl’s Groundwater Group.  In 1984, he opened and managed the New Jersey office for Geraghty & Miller, Inc., a highly respected groundwater and environmental engineering consulting firm. 

In 1991, he started his own consulting practice that provides water and environmental consulting to industry, municipalities, local government, international governments, consulting firms and legal clients on all projects with water and/or environmental components.  He has worked extensively in the United States, southern and eastern Africa, the Philippines, and India, and in 10 other countries on short-term assignments.  He has managed and directed many large water supply development, management, planning and protection projects in the United States and abroad. 

He has a seasoned, field-based background that is invaluable for detailed analysis of groundwater systems as a basis for sustainability/recharge evaluations and optimal groundwater systems management.  Mr. Uhl has taught graduate level courses in Hydrogeology at the University of Maryland, the University of Akola in India, and at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey.  He has given many presentations at seminars, conferences, universities and for corporate forums.

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

WATER-SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT, PLANNING and MANAGEMENT

Mr. Uhl has a range of experience in water development that covers the initial phase of project development through final analysis of resource sustainability, development alternatives, and groundwater systems installation and commissioning.  He has directed projects over large study areas and in complex hydrologic and hydrogeologic settings.  He has particular experience in practical applications including appropriate drilling techniques for unconsolidated and bedrock conditions, test and production well design, test drilling, production well drilling and aquifer testing programs.  He has been involved with the design and installation of many hundreds of production wells (up to 1000 meters deep) and aquifer pumping tests in all types of hydrogeologic settings. 

He is currently managing water development projects for large groundwater based municipal utilities and international clients.  These projects address basic and complex water issues such as protection, management, new source development and sustainability.  He has had the opportunity overseas to work in unexplored areas and in large scale multi-disciplinary water resource evaluation and planning projects.

NEW JERSEY WATER SUPPLY EXPERIENCE

Vincent Uhl has been providing hydrogeologic consulting to public and private water utilities, townships, and developers in New Jersey for over 20 years.  Presently he is managing groundwater development and management projects, and providing technical consulting for the following entities:

• Montville Township Water & Sewer Department
• Montville Township Environmental Commission
• Clinton Water Department
• Boonton Water Department
• Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority
• East Orange Water Commission
• Union Township Planning Board
• Clinton Township Planning Board

Additionally, he has managed test and production well drilling programs, aquifer pumping tests, wellhead protection program development, land use impact evaluation, and water allocation permitting for:

• Developments in Bethlehem, Hopewell, and Raritan Townships.
• The Borough of Fairlawn Water Department
• NJ American Water Company
• Mt. Holly Water Co.
• East Hanover Water Department
• Southeast Morris County MUA
• Cogen Water Supply,  Southern New Jersey
• South Orange Water Department
• City of Orange Water Department
• Hoechst Celanese Corporation
• Mountain View Golf Course
• USA Detergents

City of East Orange, NJ - Wellfield redevelopment program for a 10 mgd (1,600 m3/hr) wellfield, design and installation of four 1 mgd (160 m3/hr) production wells, and aquifer management evaluation.  Well field protection evaluations for proposed land uses in the wellfield including highway construction and development of a sport training facility.  Assessment of wellfield sustainability and water quality changes from land development impacts.  Allocation permits for two new production wells. 

Montville Township MUA, NJ - Geophysical studies to site test wells; evaluation of recharge and sustainability for the township’s principal aquifer system in the Towaco Valley watershed; development of a wellhead protection ordinance for the wellfield and monitoring program; water quality studies and evaluation of groundwater/surface water interaction; and evaluation of EIAs for land development proposals in the Towaco Valley watershed.

City of Orange, NJ - Design and installation of 2 mgd (320 m3/hr) replacement production well.  Permit preparation.  River basin sustainability assessment.  Allocation permit renewal.

New Jersey American Water Company, NJ - Wellfield redevelopment program for a 10 mgd (1,600 m3/hr) wellfield.

Borough of Fairlawn, NJ - Water-supply development project from exploration through production well installation that resulted in the development of 1 mgd (160 m3/hr) from a consolidated bedrock aquifer system.  Allocation permit preparation and regulatory interface.

Hoechst Celanese, NJ - NJDEP groundwater allocation permit for existing and new bedrock production wells involving well installation; aquifer pumping tests, and impact assessment/permit application preparation.

Other States

City of Virginia Beach, VA - Several groundwater exploration and development projects including feasibility study and field program to assess utilization of brackish groundwater for desalination feed water; installation of deep large capacity production wells (350 m3/hr); and assessment of shallow aquifer systems within the City.

Great Bear/Perrier, NY - Spring feasibility assessments, source and catchment area evaluations, recharge assessments, protection planning, and source development for bottled water companies.

LAND USE AND WELL HEAD PROTECTION PLANNING

Vincent Uhl has provided services to several New Jersey Groundwater Utilities in the area of land use planning in critical watersheds.

Montville Township

Montville Township derives its’ drinking water supply from 3 high capacity production wells completed in the Towaco Valley Aquifer.  The Towaco basin is a 4.4 mi2 drainage basin with a safe yield of 2 million gallons per day.  A sustainability assessment conducted by Uhl in 1998 indicated that the Towaco Valley Aquifer receives 1/3 of its recharge from induced infiltration of surface water thus rendering this glacial aquifer system quite sensitive to land use practices in the drainage basin.  Uhl has and continues to provide professional hydrogeologic services to the Township’s water utility, land use planning department and environmental commission in the following areas:

• Review of development plans for proposed construction in the Towaco Valley basin for consistency with the Township’s objective of preserving the quality and quantity of this sole source aquifer.  Uhl has reviewed approximately five plans with respect to their impact on groundwater recharge and has negotiated with the developers to institute best management practices in this regard including protecting stream and wetland areas, management of storm water, and roof drain water.
• Modeling of well head protection zones for the Township’s production wells.
• Preparation of a draft Municipal Ordinance for Well Head Protection for the Township.  This was prepared based on current land uses within the Well Head Protection Zones and a critical review of available draft and final documents drawn up by other New Jersey municipalities and counties.
• Evaluation of the impact of historical land use at an orchard with residual pesticides and metals in soil on the quality of groundwater and surface water in the watershed.

City of East Orange

The City of East Orange derives its public water supply from a 2,300 acre water reserve located in Millburn, Livingston and Florham Park, New Jersey.  The water reserve contains 4 wellfields with 18 production wells.  As the Water Commission’s hydrogeologist, Vincent Uhl has reviewed and critiqued plans for:

• A proposed highway across the wellfield area; due in part to Mr. Uhl’s efforts, the highway was never built.
• A proposed development within two wellfield areas.
• Uhl has recently evaluated wellfield conditions (well yield and efficiency, water level and water quality history) over the past 15 years and current land uses within the wellfield’s watersheds.  Uhl provided recommendations to the East Orange Water Commission as to future land use protection measures that should be implemented to protect the quality and quantity of the groundwater resource in the reserve.
  

INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

Afghanistan, USAID – 2007:  Uhl is providing technical assistance to our partner firm (Basic Afghanistan Services) in an irrigation feasibility assessment project in Northern Afghanistan for Chemonics International and for a village water supply project in Baghlan Province in Northern Afghanistan for ARD.

Cameroon, Engineers without Borders – 2007:  Mr. Uhl was a mentor for a University of Pennsylvania engineering school student group for an initial feasibility study for a village water supply system project in western Cameroon.

Jordan, USAID – 2006: Uhl & Associates, Inc was contracted by Associates in Rural Development (ARD) to provide technical assistance/training in the area of water meter applications, installation, and maintenance for high capacity irrigation wells.  The training program was part of a larger United States Agency for International Development (USAID) project being implemented by the ARD to enhance the Water Authority of Jordan’s operations to improve the compliance and monitoring of groundwater resources country-wide.  Groundwater provides over 70 percent of the country’s water production for drinking, irrigation, institutional, and industrial water supply.  Metering of large capacity irrigation wells is considered a vital step in regulating and conserving the groundwater resources for sustainable future supply.

Sri Lanka, USTDA and WorldWater Corporation – 2005/06: In late 2005, Uhl was retained by WorldWater Corporation to provide hydrogeologic exploration and groundwater supply development services for a pilot village water supply program in Southern Sri Lanka.  Uhl analyzed satellite imagery, conducted ground geophysical surveys and installed production wells for selected villages for drinking water supply purposes. 

Afghanistan, USAID – 2003:  In early 2003, Uhl was retained by Development Alternatives Inc./USAID to develop an overall assessment of groundwater conditions in Afghanistan at large and to assess potential river basins where groundwater might be in a state of overdevelopment.  Vincent Uhl spent 1-month in Afghanistan, traveled to several river basins and interviewed/met with relevant governmental departments and NGOs and United Nations organizations.  Uhl developed an analysis of recharge to the principal aquifer systems in the 5 major river basins and developed the scope of and elements for an in-depth analysis of river basins where overdevelopment of groundwater is a concern.  A technical scope was also developed for river basins where groundwater is underutilized and represents a potential source for future irrigation use.

Botswana, Southern Africa – Government of Botswana - 1995 to 2003:  Project Team Leader for a two-year regional groundwater exploration project over a 14,000 km2 study area to identify and assess potable groundwater resources for the Town of Maun on the distal end of the Okavango Delta.  A multidisciplinary approach was applied to this large study area to evaluate promising areas for groundwater exploration in a heretofore unexplored region.  Most of the study area lies in the Kalahari Desert and a small portion lies within the seasonal swamps of the Okavango Delta.  Managed a 30-person multi-disciplinary team from eight countries.  The principal technical disciplines for delineation of exploration areas included remote sensing, vegetation analysis, geomorphology, structural geology, surface water hydrology, surface and airborne geophysics, stable and radioactive isotopes, hydrogeochemistry, groundwater and surface water modeling and hydrogeology.

The project included installation of over 60 exploration wells and 50 aquifer pumping tests.  It assessed the development potential of six exploration areas which involved groundwater modeling, recharge analysis, assessment of quantities of sustainable recoverable groundwater, and development costs.  We developed a strategic plan for phased groundwater development to the year 2030.  This was the largest groundwater project conducted for the Government of Botswana Department of Water Affairs.  

Technical Consultant for the Maun Phase 2 project which is in progress.  Directed a Feasibility Assessment to evaluate applicability of horizontal collector wells for supply to the Town of Maun.

Philippines, Cebu Province – 1999 – 2000: Project Team Leader for a six-month project to assess water supply and sanitation conditions and alternatives in 140 barangays (villages) for feasibility study of solar pumping systems application, preliminary design and costing.  Managed a 40 person staff and 12 field teams.  Bohol Province – 2001:  Evaluated groundwater development potential for a private utility for ten municipalities in the Province.  Developed the elements and costs for an exploration and development program to develop supplies into the 21st century for the project area. Sulu Province – 2000:  Conducted an assessment of groundwater development potential for this island province and prepared a phased water development plan for the Provincial Governor.

Hospital Albert Schweitzer, Haiti – 1999:  Evaluation of the hospital’s existing sources of water supply and development of recommendations for more sustainable supply source.  Finding and procurement of a cable tool drilling rig for shipment to Haiti for rural water supply wells.  Coordinated rig purchase, repairs, and shipment.

City of Hargeisa, Somaliland – 1998:  Evaluated the water supply system for the capital city of Somaliland at the request of the President.  The project included an evaluation of operational production wells, analysis of water level changes, and recommendations for mechanical improvements and future hydrologic data collection and analysis.

Madhya Pradesh – India – 1970s:  Initiated and directed a rural water-supply development project in Central India that developed groundwater for town, village, agricultural irrigation, industrial and institutional supply.  The project evolved into an organization with more than 50 employees and provided services in well siting surveys (primarily geophysics), production well installations, aquifer pumping tests, well and pump maintenance, water-quality studies and groundwater consulting.  The project was funded by the Lutheran World Federation and other NGO and governmental organizations including the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).

Union Carbide, Bhopal, India – 1970s:  Conducted geophysical surveys for siting test wells, and implemented a test drilling program to evaluate the potential for utilization of onsite wells for process water.  

City of Bhopal, India – 1970s:  Coordinated and implemented an exploration and water development program for this City with the objective of augmenting the City’s water supply sources and to provide water in areas beyond the reach of the existing infrastructure.  The project entailed regional exploration, and the installation and testing of 10 production wells.

ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE

Maun, Botswana, Southern Africa - Assessment of artificial recharge feasibility as a method to sustain the life of the Town of Maun’s existing wellfield.  The project involved field pilot tests, evaluation of water source alternatives, computer modeling, and economic analysis.

Cessna Facility, NJ - Evaluated a non-functioning injection well system designed for recharge of treated groundwater.  Located a more suitable locale for the injection wellfield and designed, installed and tested a new replacement injection well system.

Prudential-at-Princeton, NJ - Designed a shallow large diameter well system for the recharge of return water (30 m3/hr) from a heat pump system used for heating and air conditioning.

ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION, PROTECTION & REMEDIATION

Mr. Uhl has directed and managed a wide spectrum of projects in the environmental arena ranging from policy and regulatory matters to site-specific industrial/landfill evaluations and technical support for litigation matters.  He led the project team that developed the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (USEPA) Underground Injection Regulations (UIC).  He has worked on more than 30 landfill sites and over 150 industrial facilities of various sizes on a wide range of issues from investigation of the nature/extent of land and groundwater pollution to remedial design and implementation. Investigations were at sites and land areas impacted by organic, heavy metal, PCB, and inorganic pollutants. 

He has been involved with regulatory negotiation in regard to remediation and has worked on over 20 sites on the federal Superfund list.  He is often requested to provide independent review and analysis of technical work carried out by other consultants.  A significant part of his environmental experience has been in the assessment of groundwater flow systems, hydraulics, and remediation of contaminated sites underlain by fractured bedrock aquifer systems.

Alcoa (Howmet), NJ - Evaluation of groundwater flow in an area with multiple pumping stresses, contaminant plume delineation (final phase) and development of alternatives for addressing groundwater impacts.

Big V Supermarkets, Westchester County, NY - Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) - site characterization, remedial system selection, negotiation, design, and implementation at a state Superfund site with solvent contamination underlain by multi-layered glacial and crystalline bedrock aquifer system.  Implementation of soil and groundwater remediation.

Novak Landfill Superfund Site, South Whitehall Township, PA - RI/FS investigation at a Superfund site underlain by a complex carbonate aquifer system.

Elco Facility, Huntingdon, PA - Site characterization, remedy selection and installation/operation of vacuum enhanced recovery system for remediation of VOC plume.

KIH Superfund Site, Elizabethtown, KY - Technical oversight services for a PRP at a landfill site underlain by karst terrain.

Williams Gas Pipelines - Transco - Groundwater characterization and sampling programs over eastern United States.  Negotiated release from groundwater sampling at several compressor stations.  Soil remediation and cleanup at many facilities.  Participation in negotiations with the USEPA and state regulatory bodies.

Pennsylvania Avenue Landfill, Brooklyn, NY - Field investigation at a New York City landfill to assess magnitude and extent of a hazardous waste oil contamination problem and evaluate potential remedial/recovery options.

Rural Utilities Board, Gainesville, FL - Deep test injection well installation and testing project. The well was drilled to a depth of 1,000 meters.

Virgin Alumina, St. Croix, Virgin Islands - Pre-purchase site assessment at a large (5 km2) and complex industrial facility underlain by a carbonate rock aquifer system.

EXPERT TESTIMONY

Mr. Uhl has provided technical support and expertise in over 30 legal cases involving water rights, insurance issues and groundwater contamination incidents.  He has testified in court for seven of these cases and has been deposed in ten.

Waterbury, CT - Corden v. Anderson: Represented the Corden family in a matter involving a property transfer and gasoline contamination of a domestic well in Connecticut.
Attorneys:  Grady & Riley, Waterbury, CT.

Newark, NJ - Township of Bloomfield v. URS/MSR Engineers, Inc.: Represented URS/MSR Engineers, Inc. in a case involving production well design, capacity and water quality issues.
Attorney - Ross & Hirsh, Parsippany, NJ

Doylestown, PA - Carr v. Getty Oil and Magnus Construction Co.: Represented Magnus Construction Company in a case involving gasoline contamination at a service station.
Attorney - Power, Bowen & Valimont, Doylestown, PA.

Dedham, MA - A&W Artesian Well Co. v. Leo O’Hara and Marilyn O’Hara: Represented the O’Hara’s in a case involving well development and well damage.
Attorney - William P. Lenahan, Mansfield, MA.

Indianapolis, IN - Represented the Northside Landfill Trustees in a case involving potential impacts from an upgradient facility.
Attorney - Barnes & Thornburg, Indianapolis, IN

Belvidere, NJ – Represented J&D Development in a case involving lot size and groundwater recharge issues. Attorneys – Garofalo & Pryor, Parsippany, NJ

Conshohocken, PA – Solebury Township v. New Hope Crushed Stone and Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP).  Represented Solebury Township, PA in a case involving limiting a quarry pumpage to be in line with a small drainage basin’s groundwater recharge characteristics. Attorneys – Harris & Harris, Warminster, PA

PUBLICATIONS

Technical Peer-Reviewed Journals

Uhl, Vincent W. and J. E. Garton. 1972. Semi-Portable Sheet Metal Flume for Automated Irrigation: Transactions of the ASCE, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 356-360.

Uhl, Vincent W., V. G. Joshi, A. Alpheus and G. K. Sharma. 1976. The Application of Step-Drawdown Pumping Tests to Water Wells in Consolidated Rock Aquifers: Indian Geohydrology, Vol. II, Nos. 3 and 4.

Uhl, Vincent W. and G. K. Sharma.1978. Results of Pumping Tests in Crystalline Rock Aquifers: Ground Water, Vol. 16, No. 3.

Uhl, Vincent W., K. Nagabushanam and J. O. Johansson. 1979. Hydrogeology of Crystalline Rocks: Case Studies of Two Areas in India: Nordic Hydrology, Vol. 10, pp. 287-308.

Uhl, Vincent W. 1979. Occurrence of Groundwater in the Satpura Hills Region of Central India: Journal of Hydrology, Vol. 41, pp. 123-141.

Uhl, Vincent W. 1980. Improving Yields of Open Wells in Consolidated Rocks Using Extension Drilling Techniques: Ground Water, Vol. 18, No. 2.

Uhl, Vincent W. and G. P, Westerhoff. 1982. Control Measures for Groundwater VOCs: Water Engineering and Management, July 1982.

Uhl, Vincent W., M. R. Warfel and D. I. Stillman. 1983. Tapping Ground Water for Heating and Cooling: Consulting Engineer, March 1983.

Uhl, Vincent W. 1984. Ground Water Investigation in Fractured Bedrock. Paper presented at National Water Well Conference in New Hampshire.

Uhl, Vincent W. and V. G. Joshi. 1986. Results of Pumping Tests in Deccan Trap Basalts of Central India: Journal of Hydrology, Vol. 86, pp. 147-168.

Ray, Chittaranjan and Vincent W. Uhl.  1993.  Drinking Water and Nitrate Issues in the United States and India.  Impact Assessment, Vol. 11.

Uhl, Vincent W., Anthony J. Rana and Jaclyn A. Baron. 1998. Groundwater Resource Evaluation, Maun, Botswana, S. Africa.  The Professional Geologist, November, 1998.

Thangarajan, M., Vincent W. Uhl et al.  2000.  Simulation of Arid Multi-Layer Aquifer System - Case Study in Shashe River Valley, Okavango Delta, Botswana. Journal Geologic Society of India.  June, 2000.

Uhl, Vincent W.  2002. The Springs of Bohol Province, the Philippines.  The Professional Geologist, December 2002.

Coppola, Emery, A. J. Rana, V. W. Uhl, et al. 2005.  A Neural Network for Predicting Water-Level Elevations,Ground Water, March, 2005. 

Uhl, Vincent W. 2006. Afghanistan, An Overview of Groundwater Resources and Challenges.  Ground Water, September 2006.

Uhl, Vincent W. 2006. The East Orange Water Reserve – 100 Years of Wellhead Protection.  New Jersey Flows (NJWRRI), Fall 2006, Vol. VII, Issue 3.

Conference Presentations

Uhl, Vincent W.  1984. Ground Water Investigation in Fractured Bedrock.  Paper presented at National Water Well Conference in New Hampshire.

Uhl, Vincent W. and Kobinah Atobrah. 1987.  A Global View on the Hydrogeology of Crystalline Rocks:  Paper presented at African Water Technology Conference, Nairobi, Kenya, February 1987.

Uhl, Vincent W. and A. Cozzi. 1989. Abandoned Wells: A Practical Approach for Restoring Yields:  Paper presented at Water, Engineering and Development Conference in Kano, Nigeria.

Uhl, Vincent W., J. Gomez and A. Cozzi. 1990. Quantifying Well Redevelopment Efforts: Paper presented at International Groundwater Engineering Conference on Water Well Monitoring, Maintenance and Rehabilitation in Cranfield, U. K.

Uhl, Vincent W. and D. Sousa. 1990. Case Study of a Well Redevelopment Program on a 10 MGD Well Field:  Paper presented at International Groundwater Engineering Conference on Water Well Monitoring, Maintenance and Rehabilitation in Cranfield, U.K.

Uhl, Vincent W., M. Findlay and A. Scillia. 1992.  The East Orange Water Reserve:  A Case Study of Municipal Water Supply Management and Well Head Protection Planning:  Paper presented at Third Annual Environment Virginia Symposium, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia.

Ray, Chittaranjan and Vincent W. Uhl. 1992. Drinking Water and Nitrate Issues in the Industrial and Developing Countries.  Paper presented at conference on Industrial and Third World Environmental Assessments, World Bank Headquarters, Washington D.C.

Uhl, Vincent W. and Anthony J. Rana. 1993.  Application of Step-Drawdown Pumping Tests in Consolidated Rock Aquifers:  Paper presented at Africa Needs Groundwater Conference, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Linn, Flenner, Vincent W. Uhl and Anthony J. Rana.  1998. Groundwater Resources of the Lower Okavango Delta, Northwestern Botswana.  Paper presented at International Conference on the Role of a National Geologic Survey in Sustainable Development, Gaborone, Botswana.

Tredoux, G., Vincent W. Uhl and Anthony J. Rana.  1998.  Artificial Groundwater Recharge as a Sustainable Solution for Water Supply in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions. Paper presented at International Conference on the Role of a National Geologic Survey in Sustainable Development, Gaborone, Botswana.

Uhl, Vincent W., Anthony J. Rana, and Jaclyn A. Baron. 1999.  Groundwater Resource Assessment for Maun at the Distal Edge of the Okavango Delta, Northern Botswana.  Paper presented at the 9th Stockholm Water Symposium, Stockholm, Sweden.

Coppola, Emery, Anthony J. Rana, Vincent W. Uhl et. al. 2003.  An Artificial Neural Network Approach for Predicting Depths to Water in a Glacial Aquifer System Under Variable State Pumping and Climatic Conditions.  Paper presented at AWRA 2003 International Conference on Watershed Management for Water Supply Systems.

Uhl, Vincent W., Anthony J. Rana, and Jaclyn A. Baron. 2004.  The East Orange Water Reserve – 100 Years of Wellhead Protection.  Paper presented at the AWWA New Jersey Conference, Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Uhl, Vincent W. 2004. The Building Blocks of urban Groundwater Management in the State of New Jersey, United States.  Paper accepted for the 14th Stockholm Water Symposium, Stockholm, Sweden.

Uhl, Vincent W. 2005. Afghanistan, a Country Wide Overview of Groundwater Resources and Challenges.  Paper presented at the UN Sponsored Workshop in Cairo on Governance & Management of Groundwater Resources in Arid and Semi-Arid Countries.

Uhl, Vincent W. and Jaclyn A. Baron. 2005. Wellhead Protection, Strategies for Drinking Water Wells.  Paper presented at the 15th Stockholm Water Symposium, Stockholm, Sweden

Uhl, Vincent W. 2006. The East Orange Water Reserve – 100 Years of Wellhead Protection.  Paper presented at the Second Passaic River Symposium.

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