Water Features

USGS and the Internet of Water are building a national water data commons to unlock the full potential of open water data for assessment and prediction.

New Mexico’s pilot with the IoW Technology Adoption Program is paving the way for open water data through modern infrastructure and interagency collaboration.

Oregon’s Water Data Portal aims to be a one-stop source for open, accessible water data—connecting people to the information they need, all in one place.

What do voters really think about water? Insights from the National Voter Poll reveal public priorities on equity, infrastructure, and water policy solutions.

Monitor My Watershed empowers real-time sensor data sharing—fueling open water data, better decisions, and a stronger Internet of Water network.

Tribal and community science data are shaping California’s response to harmful algal blooms—advancing open data, equity, and collaborative water solutions.