Jennifer Arrigo

Advancing hydroacoustic technologies for sedimentology research and monitoring

Joint USGS-CUAHSI Workshop on Sediment Hydroacoustic Techniquesfor Rivers and Streams; Shepherdstown, West Virginia, 20–22 March 2012

Building and Sustaining Community Cyber‐Infrastructure for the Hydrologic Sciences

As part of its mission to empower scientists to discover, use, store, and share water data from multiple sources, the Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Sciences, Inc. (CUAHSI) Water Data Center (http://wdc.cuahsi.org) held a conference to provide a forum for researchers working in hydroinformatics and modeling, scientists using and managing large amounts of data, and others interested in advancing standards and best practices for water data access, discovery, and sharing.

Developing community cyberinfrastructure for integrating water data

CUAHSI Conference on Hydrologic Data and Information Systems; Logan, Utah, 22–24 June 2011 Data about water come from many sources—government agencies, academic sources, and nongovernmental organizations. Advancing water science requires discovering, integrating, and analyzing data from these diverse sources as well as collaboration between different Earth science disciplines and computer and information scientists.