Twenty Years of CUAHSI - Rick Hooper
Rick Hooper, March 11, 2021
As the founding Director of CUAHSI, I was around at the beginning when NSF offered us a tantalizing opportunity to move hydrologic science "into the...
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A New Perspective on Informatics by Water Scientists
Christina (Naomi) Tague, Past Chair of CUAHSI Informatics Committee, Professor, University of California (Santa Barbara)With rapidly evolving data-science, it is often challenging for hydrologists and other water scientists to...
2020 Let’s Talk About Water Challenge Grant Awardees & Hydroinformatics Innovation Fellows
CUAHSI is pleased to announce the 2020 Let's Talk About Water Challenge Grant and Hydroinformatics Innovation Fellowship awardees!
For the first time, this round of Let's...
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Snow Science and Hydrology
Snow science, and more broadly hydrology and the geosciences, currently lacks diversity. This panel discussion, followed by an open forum, will identify factors that act to limit diversity in snow science and...
CUAHSI Guest Lecture Database
CUAHSI's Guest Lecture Database helps connect scientists and lecturers with virtual classrooms across the country. Use this database to discover colleagues volunteering to give lectures on a topic relevant to...
CUAHSI has been selected to be the Coordinating Hub for the Critical Zone (CZ) Collaborative Network!
The 5-year cooperative agreement became effective September 1, 2020.
Our collaborators for this new venture are Jill Baron, U.S. Geological Survey; Beth Boyer, Pennsylvania State University; Chris Calloway, Renaissance Computing...
CUAHSI Stands with the Black Lives Matter Movement
CUAHSI Stands with the Black Lives Matter Movement.