Internet of Water Instructional Videos
This series of short videos provides important information on how to use IoW tools!
BoundarySync
North Carolina Water Supply Dashboard
The Internet of Water Data Standard Guidebook
This guidebook provides best practices and recommendations for water data standardization, focusing on enhancing data interoperability through linked data, categorizing water-related data, and recommending elements for various water data types to support effective water resource management.
Valuing Data
The value of water data has not been well documented, quantified, or communicated. We need to invest in our data infrastructure to make data more discoverable, accessible, and usable to inform real-time decisions.
Data, Information, and knowledge represent different stages of value creation
This series of articles explores why data are difficult to value in economic, and other terms
This series of articles describe different methods to value data economically
Internet of Water Principles help make public data easier to find, access, and use
Modernizing Your Water Data Infrastructure
Recommendations for public agencies that are modernizing their water data infrastructure and a technology adoption roadmap.
A guide to various types of agreements between federal and state agencies and data organizations. Use this text to navigate the agreement development process.
A guide to help data producers evaluate their efforts to promote water data modernization through pilot projects, data hubs, and use cases. Use this text to create frameworks for evaluation and develop assessment metrics.
Are you interested in modernizing your water data infrastructure? Check out our Technology Adoption Program (TAP) to learn more about how to get started!
Data Infrastructure Assessment Tool
Water Data Assessment Tool
The Water Data Assessment Tool helps data producers improve their water data infrastructure through best practices to improve their data’s discoverability, accessiblity, and usability. To use this tool, select “Present” in the window and follow the steps to determine (1) where your organization fits on the spectrum of discoverability, accessbility, and usability, and (2) how you might improve your organization’s water data infrastructure.
