Events

IoW Webinar

Getting Started in HydroShare

With Clara Cogswell, Community Support Hydrologist at CUAHSI

January 19 2023 | 3pm-4pm ET

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2022 Summit: North Carolina Water and Equity

Hosted by the Research Triangle Environmental Health Collaborative & NC Department of Environmental Quality

January 12, 2023 | NC Biotech Center/virtual

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CUAHSI Cyberseminar Series: The Food-Energy-Water Nexus: Using Hydroviz to Support Undergraduate Student Learning

A virtual workshop hosted by CUAHSI and Hydroviz

January 30, 2023 | 2pm-4pm ET

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2023 Water Use Data Virtual Summit

A virtual event hosted by the Interstate Council on Water Policy, Western States Water Council, USGS, and IoW Coalition

February 15, 2023 | 11am-1:30pm ET

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Water Features: An IoW Blog

How a Nascent IoW Gave Rise to the

State-of-the-Science in Sensor Data Sharing


Data producers willing to share their data are the foundation of the Internet of Water, but first and foremost, that data must serve the needs of the data producer.


Consider Ed McCoy’s challenge. As a fly fishing guide in Michigan, he has to make decisions every day on where to take clients based on the water level along the river, but visiting those sites takes time that could better be spent fishing. The solution was real-time monitoring equipment to relay water level to the Monitor My Watershed Data Sharing Portal, allowing Ed to save time and make informed decisions.


Or take researcher Adam Gold’s challenge of timing his stormwater sampling in North Carolina around runoff events that are sudden and hard to predict. The real-time, wireless surveillance of water levels provided by Monitor My Watershed helped him determine when to collect samples.


Monitor My Watershed is a water quality data sharing portal that enables users to continuously stream real-time in-situ sensor data and visualize that data through a web application. This free and open-source platform has powerful advantages for researchers, students, community scientists, and more.

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CA Groundwater Accounting Platform Expands

Last year, the CA Water Data Consortium partnered with the Environmental Defense Fund to make an open-source groundwater accounting platform. New partnerships with water agencies and additional funding from the CA Dept of Water Resources will enable the platform to expand.

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Call for Workshop Proposals: CUAHSI Biennial Colloquium

The call for workshop and breakout session proposals for the CUAHSI 2023 Biennial Colloquium is now open. Review of proposal submissions will begin on February 1, 2023 and continue until all time slots are filled. 

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Call for CUAHSI Virtual University Instructors

The call for the 2023 CUAHSI Virtual University (CVU) instructors is now open. Read this article, published in Frontiers, on the benefits of CVU to instructors, students and institutions, or click the button below to learn how to apply.

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Job Opportunities


Water Policy Internship

Interstate Council on Water Policy

Remote | Part-time

ICWP is offering up to three internship positions to assist in accomplishing our mission for Spring 2023. There are numerous benefits including the opportunity to develop a broad understanding of current national water policy issues and the opportunity to meet leaders in national water policy through ICWP-sponsored events and committees.

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Environmental Data Specialist

DataStream

Remote | Full-time

This position will support the operation and expansion of DataStream, a dynamic, rapidly growing initiative. Reporting to the DataStream Program Director, the Data Specialist will support the continued growth of DataStream in all hubs, with a focus on expansion in Quebec. Working alongside the DataStream team, the Data Specialist will contribute water science and data management expertise to inform various aspects of the program. 

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