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Save the Date: 2024 CZNet All Hands Meeting
Posted Mar 13, 2024
We are pleased to announce that the 2024 All Hands Meeting will take place August 6-8, 2024 at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
2024 IDTG Special Call for Critical Zone Science Applications!
Posted Mar 13, 2024
We are excited to announce that the 2024 Instrumentation Discovery Travel Grant (IDTG) will be a special call for Critical Zone Science applications!
2023 CUAHSI Annual Members Report
Posted Mar 13, 2024
The 2023 CUAHSI Annual Members Report has been published and is accessible on our website.
Clemson Research Survey
Posted Feb 27, 2024
Dr. Vidya Samadi and CUAHSI invite you to volunteer for a research study to help us understand water science community members’ needs with respect to machine learning, data analytics and cloud computing CyberTraining.
CyberWater beta version has been released!
Posted Feb 26, 2024
The CyberWater beta version has been released! Visit the website to download the software and to learn about all of the related information. Start testing CyberWater now and see for yourself how to create simple, reusable, and reproducible workflows that can be executed repeatedly and shared with little hassle.
Data Services Helpdesk Webinars
Posted Feb 14, 2024
CUAHSI piloted a webinar series on data services to train users on CUAHSI data infrastructure and give users direct access to CUAHSI support staff. You can find recorded versions of past webinars on both topics on our YouTube channel.
New Publication: Integrating resilience and nexus approaches in managing flood risk
Posted Feb 14, 2024
Kristin B. Raub, CUAHSI's Resilience Research Scientist, recently co-published an article in the Frontiers in Water journal titled, Integrating resilience and nexus approaches in managing flood risk. The paper identifies a gap in research that examines the synthesis between the food-energy-water nexus (FEW) and resilience. The authors believe nexus approaches can enhance cross-sectoral evaluation and decision making in resilience planning, and resilience-oriented approaches can better situate the FEW nexus within a broader social, ecological, and governance context.
Hydroinformatics Blog - A Set of Open-Source Python Tools for Working with River Basin Data Collections
Posted Jan 9, 2024
Many different river basin data collections exist that are useful to hydrologic modelers, such as CAMELS, GAGES-II, HCDN, MOPEX, the NOAA RFC basins, the USGS NWIS basins, and the USDA/ARS experimental watersheds. This blog post describes a new set of open-source Python utilities and resources developed in connection with NOAA's NextGen modeling framework for collating, working with, and extracting information from these various data sets.
Announcing: CUAHSI 2023-2028 Strategic Plan
Posted Dec 14, 2023
CUAHSI is excited to share the final 2023-2028 Strategic Plan. The plan was written to define the organizational strategy and direction, identify ambitious goals, and inspire a vision of CUAHSI’s role in enabling impactful collaborative water science over the next five years.
Hydroinformatics Blog - Advances in biogeochemical modeling and management of San Francisco Bay ecosystem
Posted Dec 7, 2023
San Francisco Bay (SFB) is a nutrient-enriched estuary that is at risk of experiencing adverse effects of nutrient enrichment as evidenced by harmful algal blooms. A numerical model is developed and validated for 6 water years to simulate hydrodynamics and biogeochemical processes in SFB. The model is employed to answer applied science questions related to nutrient transport and cycling and the effects of nutrients on water quality in SFB.