Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data science are transforming environmental research by enabling more accurate predictions, deeper insights, and innovative solutions to complex challenges. This seminar will highlight how these tools are being applied in hydrology and related fields to improve modeling, forecasting, and decision-making. Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring experts working at the intersection of data science and environmental science. Topics will include emerging methodologies, open-source platforms, cross-sector collaboration opportunities, and the evolving skill sets needed in this data-driven landscape. Whether you are a student, early-career researcher, or established professional, this seminar will offer valuable insights into the role of AI and data science in shaping the future of environmental science and water-related fields.
This webinar builds on our May 2025 workshop, “Proactive Data Management for Post-Field Season Data Success”, and will explore steps you should consider taking after the field season including exploratory data analysis, and steps to take in preparation for eventual data publishing.
GEOPAths GO Jamaica, an NSF-supported program led by PIs Rowan Martindale, Melissa Kemp, and Ashley Matheny, Associate Professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at the Jackson School of Geosciences and CUAHSI board member, brings U.S. and Caribbean students together with researchers and local experts to study and protect Jamaica’s unique coastal ecosystems. Students gain field, analytical, and leadership skills while contributing to collaborative conservation efforts and cultural exchange.
The 2025 Water Prediction Innovators Summer Institute is officially underway — and it's a milestone year, marking the 10th anniversary of this impactful program!