BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH––DAVID E.
KROMM
Email: krommgeo@ksu.edu
 | Water resources and natural resource management, especially water use in semiarid regions of North America. |
Ph.D., Michigan State University, 1967
M.A., Michigan State University, 1964
B.S., Eastern Michigan University, 1960
| Member of K-State Human Environment Regional Observatory Team |
| Working with colleagues at the University of Lethbridge on a project to determine the process of adoption of water saving techniques by irrigators in Alberta. |
| NASA Research Grant; 1996-1998 |
| NIGEC Research Grant; 1996-1998 |
| NSF Research Grant; 2000-2004 |
Kromm, D.E., and S.E. White. 1992. Groundwater Exploitation in the High Plains, Lawrence: University Press of Kansas.
Kromm, D.E., and S.E. White. 1995. Local groundwater management effectiveness in the Colorado and Kansas Ogallala region, Natural Resources Journal 18(4): 451-458.
Kromm, D.E., and S.E. White. 1995. Who should manage the High Plains Aquifer? The irrigators perspective, Water Resources Bulletin 31(4):715-727.
Kromm, D.E., and S.E. White. 1996. Appropriation and Water Rights Issues in the High Plains Ogallala Region, Social Science Journal 33:437-450.
Kromm, D.E., and S.E. White. 1996. Changing Patterns of Irrigation in the American High Plains, Arid Ecosystems 2:88-94.
Kromm, D.E. and S.E. White. 2001. Regional Change in the American Ogallala High Plains. Chapter 5 of K. Kim, I. Bowler, and C. Bryant, eds., Developing Sustainable Rural Systems, Pusan: Pusan National University Press. 67-74.
Kromm, David E., Tom Johnston, James Byrne, 2001, On-Farm Water Conservation Practices in Southern Alberta, Journal of the American Water Resources Association 37(3):737-750.