This fact sheet provides current, basic information about residential water use in Orange County. Written by Nick Taylor, Kaitlin Olander Robb Price, Bradley Spatz, Parker Johnson, and Pierce Jones, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, June 2021.

This 6-page fact sheet discusses basics about water consumption for single-family, detached homes served by Gainesville Regional Utilities, information about the highest water users, and impacts of irrigation on water consumption. Written by Nick Taylor, Kaitlin Olander Robb Price, Bradley Spatz, Tricia Kyzar, and Pierce Jones, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, September 2020.

Key Takeaways With water demand projected to rise substantially in Florida, strategically designed and targeted conservation programs are important for reducing overall water use. According to a Florida study, over‐irrigators could cut their monthly water bills by more than $35 by using a smart irrigation controller. Utilities stand to benefit from establishing effective conservation programs; in the case of this study, water demand could drop by 1.62 mgd if smart irrigation controller rebates are targeted to over‐irrigators.

This fact sheet provides current, basic information about residential water use in Osceola County, Florida. Written by Nick Taylor, Kaitlin Robb Price, Bradley Spatz, Parker Johnson, and Pierce Jones, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, November 2021.

This paper describes the design, evolution, and application of a reusable software package that implements the ubiquitous doubly-linked list. The motivations and design of the package are discussed. In particular, issues of data abstraction, memory management, and performance are considered.Examples of the package's direct application towards implementing queues and stacks is then presented. A more indirect application towards the construction of a generic cache package follows. Finally, a performance analysis is presented, along with some reflections and a summary.Permi~ion to copy without foe all or Imrt of this material is granted i~Jvlded that the mpi¢~ ~e not made or dhdxibuted for dire~ ¢~l~ial advantage, tl~ ACM copyright n~ and the title d the publication and its date appear, and netiee is given that mpying is by pe~niuion of the Asm~ciatiQn for Computing Madfinay. To copy othefwi~, or to ~ubli~, requites a fee and/~ specific pem~o~ © 1992 ACM 0-89791-506-2/92/0003/00350 $1.50