Launching the Arizona Water Observatory
Finding water data in Arizona just got easier.
Decision makers in Arizona need water data from a variety of sources and resolutions to effectively manage water resources, but collecting and formatting this data requires significant time investment and capacity. The Arizona Water Observatory (AWO) is a new water data platform that aims to streamline the process for quicker, data-backed water decisions.
In this webinar, Arizona State University and the Center for Geospatial Solutions launch the AWO, a centralized, open-source web platform that provides actionable, up-to-date water data across Arizona. Explore how standardized data, map-based visualizations, a modern user-interface, and clear API references can simplify your data-finding process across a variety of sources. We’ll share how our collaboration shaped the AWO, how you can use it, and how it will continue to improve water data interoperability in Arizona.
Join us Tuesday, August 18 at 1pm ET/10am MST to learn about all things AWO.
Decision makers in Arizona need water data from a variety of sources and resolutions to effectively manage water resources, but collecting and formatting this data requires significant time investment and capacity. The Arizona Water Observatory (AWO) is a new water data platform that aims to streamline the process for quicker, data-backed water decisions.
In this webinar, Arizona State University and the Center for Geospatial Solutions launch the AWO, a centralized, open-source web platform that provides actionable, up-to-date water data across Arizona. Explore how standardized data, map-based visualizations, a modern user-interface, and clear API references can simplify your data-finding process across a variety of sources. We’ll share how our collaboration shaped the AWO, how you can use it, and how it will continue to improve water data interoperability in Arizona.
Join us Tuesday, August 18 at 1pm ET/10am MST to learn about all things AWO.
