2019 Annual Water Resources Conference
AWRA’s Annual Conference is an immersive experience, providing attendees with innovative, practical, and applied water resource management solutions, management techniques, and current research.
One Water Summit 2019
Join hundreds of top water leaders in Austin for One Water Summit 2019, the premier national conference focused on sustainable, integrated, and inclusive approaches to managing water. The Internet of Water is hosting a workshop at this event entitled, “How do we close the water data gap in America?”
Internet of Water Revisited – Building an Internet of Water
Learn about recent round table events in California, the Great Lakes region, the Midwest, Texas, and the Colorado River Basin in this newly released Aspen Institute – IoW report.
June 2019 Meeting Minutes
This was a brief meeting to update the advisory board on new hires and movement towards potential pilot projects for the IoW. There was some conversation on the process for expanding and diversifying the advisory board.
Policy Associate Position Open for the Internet of Water
Policy Associate Position Open for the Internet of Water We are seeking a Policy Associate for the IoW Project. For the complete position description, please see:https://careers.duke.edu/job/Durham-RESEARCH-ANALYST-NC-27710/569286400/?locale=en_USThank you for your...Water Information and Management Systems Workshop
The WIMS workshop and USGS Water Use Data Collaboration are providing a forum for states and others to exchange information around the status of water use data science, state agency strategies for getting to high-quality water use information, including online reporting, automated data checking, and remote-sensing tools.
Kyle Onda
Kyle Onda Associate Director, Internet of Water Center for Geospatial Solutions, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy E: konda@lincolninst.edu T: (919) 613-8747 Kyle Onda is the Data Architect for the Internet of Water, and is thrilled to play a role in cataloging water...
Snow Survey and Water Supply Forecasting Program
The Snow Survey and Water Supply Forecasting (SSWSF) program’s data are widely used by agricultural communities, government agencies, private businesses, and recreationists to inform day-to day operations and broad decision-making. We compiled numerous case studies documenting the economic value of the SSWSF program to show the benefit-to-cost ratio for different users. We found that 38% of the time the benefits from a single case study more than covered annual program costs.
May 2019 Meeting Minutes
This meeting was via a phone conference line to update the advisory board on new hires and new funding, and to discuss the pilot process.
Smart Water Infrastructure
This interactive event will feature a cross-sector panel of leaders discussing the future of smart water infrastructure solutions-how they can be deployed to solve our most pressing water infrastructure challenges, and the role policymakers can play in making those solutions a reality.
IoW launches new website!
What if we could harness more data to make better informed decisions? The Internet of Water is here! Join us!
California Water Data Science Symposium 2019
This year’s Symposium will revolve around the theme of Open Water California- Innovating Through Integrating and Expanding the Water Data Community. This is an important thing as more water data are being collected by a more diverse group of citizens and organizations than ever.
April 2019 Meeting Minutes
This meeting was via a phone conference line to update the advisory board on new hires, share development of a detailed work plan, and discuss options long-term business models for the IoW.
California Water Data Summit 2019
The Fourth Annual Water Data Summit will feature leaders from California’s most innovative public agencies, companies and academic institutions who are using data to better manage water resources throughout the state.
Hydroinformatics Conference 2019
The 2019 CUAHSI Conference on Hydroinformatics will focus on how hydroinformatics can be applied to advance scientific knowledge, inform policies, and create more effective real-time responses.
