Say Hello at WaterSciCon!
Connect with Internet of Water Coalition leaders at WaterSciCon24! Learn what the IoW is all about and see our community’s work at these great sessions.
Launching Open Data Access for Urban Climate Resilience in Africa
Members from the Center for Geospatial Solutions traveled to Uganda to build relationships and learn about environmental data challenges in Uganda.
Geoconnex: A Better System for Water Data Management Starts with the Community
Learn more about Geoconnex, the technology transforming our shared water data infrastructure, and how community involvement is at the core of its design.
Getting to Know the Internet of Water Service Center
A founding member of the IoW team, Kyle Onda knows a thing or two about the lengths it takes to translate the IoW Principles into practice. His diverse background offers a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities ahead. Now, in his new role as Director of the IoW at CGS, he is poised to advance the vision of modern water data infrastructure even further.
Unveiling WestDAAT: A Breakthrough for Water Rights Data Management in the Western United States
Across the Western US, regional water use analysis and planning are increasingly important due to unprecedented drought and high demand growth. However, reconciling differing data access protocols, structures, and terminologies across states is a challenge. WestDAAT provides access to data in a machine-readable format for over 1.7 million active water rights.
Bringing Big Data to the Basin: Transforming Nutrient Tracking with The Great Lakes to Gulf Virtual Observatory
The Hypoxia Task Force, made up of the 12 mainstem Mississippi River states, works to improve water quality in the Mississippi-Atchafalaya River Basin. The Great Lakes to Gulf Virtual Observatory integrates water quality data with land use and conservation practices information, helping to track progress on nutrient loss reduction and guide decision-making.