Touching the Void: Hydrology community bands together to launch first multi-university graduate course
CUAHSI partners with six universities nationwide to offer new topics in hydrology research.
CUAHSI events and deadlines are provided below.
March 15: Deadline to Submit Session Proposals: CUAHSI Conference on Hydroinformatics
Consider proposing a session for the 2019 CUAHSI Conference on Hydroinformatics, Hydroinformatics for scientific knowledge, informed policy, and effective response! Deadline to submit is March 15, 2019.
CUAHSI’s Data Down-low
Checkout the latest CUAHSI's Water Data Services updates!
Shale Network Article in Science Magazine: Engaging over data on fracking and water quality
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Moore Foundation Awards Internet of Water $2 Million
When it comes to water, critical decisions are made every day, regardless of data availability. But what if we could harness more data to make better-informed decisions? The Internet of Water seeks to fundamentally change how we manage water by improving access to more water data for real-time decision-making. The project, undertaken by Duke University’s Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, has been awarded $2 million by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
2019 Winter Cyberseminar Series: Water Footprint Benchmarks for the United States
Join us on February 20, 2019 for Water Footprint Benchmarks for the United States presented by Landon Marston, Kansas State University!
2019 Waterhackweek Cyberseminar Series: Version control git/Github
Join us on February 21, 2019 for Version control git/Github presented by Valentina Staneva, eScience Institute and University of Washington!
February 22: Position Paper Deadline for CUAHSI Workshop to envision a terrestrial modeling system to encode and formalize the knowledge from Water, Sustainability and Climate (WSC) and INFEWS
We welcome attendees involved with NSF WSC or INFEWS projects and others who are doing research in this area. This will be a small focused workshop and attendees will be expected to actively engage in discussions and contribute to idea generation. The goal is to produce a white paper that gives substantive suggestions on ways for future cyberinfrastructure and modeling to formalize and encode WSC and INFEWS knowledge.
2019 Winter Cyberseminar Series: The Water Network of the United States
Join us on February 27, 2019 for The water sources of the United States presented by Tara Troy, Lehigh University!
2019 Waterhackweek Cyberseminar Series: Landlab modeling framework and use cases
Join us on February 28, 2019: Landlab modeling framework and use cases presented by Erkan Istanbulluoglu, Christina Bandaragoda, Amanda Manaster, and Sai Siddhartha, University of Washington!
2019 Winter Cyberseminar Series: Multiplex analysis of U.S. water footprints
Join us on March 6, 2019 for Multiplex analysis of U.S. water footprints presented by Alfonso Mejia and Susana Garcia, Pennsylvania State University!
2019 Winter Cyberseminar Series: Resilience and Vulnerability analysis of the U.S. economy using commodity flows
Join us on March 13, 2019 for Resilience and Vulnerability analysis of the U.S. economy using commodity flows presented by Richard Rushforth, Northern Arizona University!
March 15: Early Bird Registration Deadline for Master Class: Food, Energy, and Water Systems in a Global Economy
Registration Deadlines: March 15 (Early Bird) and March 31 (Regular)
March 15: Early Bird Registration Deadline for Short Course: Integrated Simulation of Watershed Systems Using ParFlow
Registration Deadlines: March 15 (Early Bird) and March 31 (Regular)
WaterHackWeek 2019
WaterHackWeek is a 5-day hackweek to be held at the University of Washington in partnership with the University of Washington eScience Institute.