Events

IoW Webinar: Western States Water Data Access and Analysis Tool

Featuring Adel Abdallah, Ryan James, and Tony Willardson of the Western States Water Council

Tuesday, April 25 | 4pm ET

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Integrating Citizen Science with Water Resources Research Across the Globe

A weekly webinar series hosted by CUAHSI

Wednesdays March 1 - April 19, 2023 | 12pm ET

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New Mexico Water Data Workshop

An in-person workshop hosted by the New Mexico Water Data Initiative

May 4, 2023 | Socorro, NM

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2023 CUAHSI Biennial Colloquium

An in-person gathering focused on new horizons in water science

June 11-14 2023 | Tahoe City, CA

Register by April15 to take advantage of early-bird discounts for members and students

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California Water Data Challenge

A hybrid award event

August 9-10

More details coming soon

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Water Features: An IoW Blog

The IoW Technology Adoption Program in New Mexico


A culture of modern data management has begun to take hold in the water management community. Leaders in state agencies across the country are beginning to recognize that better water data infrastructure helps them to be more effective and efficient in managing their water resources. The path to reach this goal, however, is still often unclear.


Data infrastructure modernization at public agencies is a complex process. It depends not only on the adoption of modern technologies, but also on an organizational and cultural evolution in how data are managed, shared, and deployed for decision-making. The Internet of Water (IoW) Technology Adoption Program (TAP) was designed to address both aspects of water data modernization. Informed by a Duke University research project, TAP includes an introduction to and training on available technologies and close engagement with public agency staff and leadership to facilitate the organizational transformation needed for the adoption of modern technologies and approaches.

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Storymap: Water in the Texas Desert

The Environmental Defense Fund has produced a storymap on the San Soloman Springs System, a system of six springs in the Texas Desert that has delivered fresh groundwater to people, plants, and animals for more than 11,000 years. Now scientists and landowners are collaborating to protect it.

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Annual Meeting of the California Water and Environmental Modeling Forum

Peter Colohan, Director of the IoW Initiative at the Lincoln Institute, and Tara Moran, CEO of the California Water Data Consortium, will speak in a session on Open Data - Putting Water Data to Work at CWEMF's 29th annual meeting.

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NWQMC's 13th National Monitoring Conference

Peter Colohan, Director of the IoW Initiative at the Lincoln Institute, will speak at the National Water Quality Monitoring Council's Conference during the week of April 24-28, in Virginia Beach, VA.

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Instrumentation Discovery Travel Grant (IDTG) Deadline Extended

CUAHSI’s IDTG program enables scientists to learn the details of hydrologic instrument installation, operation, maintenance, and data processing by visiting experts or scheduling reverse site visits. Application deadline extended to April 24, 2023. 

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Let’s Talk About Water (LTAW) Grant Application Deadline Extended

Are you interested in film, water, or communicating science? LTAW is a grant program that provides an opportunity to engage others in discussions about important water issues. Application deadline extended to April 24, 2023.

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