Community
CUAHSI’s multidisciplinary community consists of students, educators, researchers, volunteer scientists, outreach coordinators, environmental and watershed organizations, and corporate entities. Our goal is for all who are involved in water science, water-resources management or water-resources protection and enhancement to find a place in the CUAHSI community.
We facilitate the sharing of resources, information, and expertise across a diverse range of disciplines to collaboratively solve problems from different perspectives. Resources and programs of interest relevant to the broader water science community are compiled here. Please contact us at email hidden; JavaScript is required if you have a resource that you would like to make available to the community or if you are interested in partnering on a project. Please fill out this form if you have a job you'd like posted on the CUAHSI job board.
CZNet
The Critical Zone Collaborative Network
CUAHSI is the Coordinating Hub for the Critical Zone Collaborative Network (CZNet), the next phase of NSF’s Critical Zone research program. The CZNet is comprised of nine Thematic Clusters with a wide range of geological, climatic, and land use settings that provide an opportunity to better understand the critical zone. CUAHSI's CZ Hub activities enhance existing CUAHSI water data services, broaden the CUAHSI community, and build on CUAHSI's strengths of education and community support.
News
Advancing Flood Mapping by Leveraging CUAHSI Opportunities: A Graduate Researcher's Perspective
November e-Newsletter Community Guest Spotlight with Mark Wang, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas at Austin
Emily Clark, Project Manager, CUAHSI
The year may not be over, but we’re already looking ahead to an exciting milestone: 2025 will mark the 10-year anniversary of the The National Water Center Innovators Program Summer Institute!
Community Data Spotlight - MODIS/VIIRS Global Water Reservoir Product
- Dr. Huilin Gao, Professor
- Dr. Deep Shah, Postdoctoral Researcher
- Dr. Shuai Zhang, Assistant Research Scientist
Zachry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Texas A&M University
Supporting open and FAIR data in hydrology
October e-Newsletter Community Guest Spotlight with Kristina Vrouwenvelder, Ph.D., Assistant Director, Publications, American Geophysical Union
On September 8, 2024 a vote on amendments to the CUAHSI Bylaws was passed with 95% favorable votes. These changes will help CUAHSI better support its growing portfolio and enhance our ability to serve the water science community.
CUAHSI’s Community Outreach Specialist, Lisa Mucciacito (she/her), recently interviewed coworkers Tony Castronova, Irene Garousi-Nejad, and former coworker Kristin Raub about their current work on, “An Analysis and Demonstration of the National Water Model’s Applicability to Community Resilience Planning”, a three phase project that began in August of 2022.
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Upcoming Events
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Snow Measurement Field School 2025
Accurate snowpack property measurements are needed as ground truth for remotely sensed data, as input for hydrological models, as input to ecological models, and as data when making avalanche forecasts. This course provides hands-on training and experience with snow measurements, to help directly with snow measurement research objectives and for interpreting snow measurements collected by others.
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Data Services Helpdesk Webinar: An Introduction to HydroShare
Join us for an introduction to HydroShare. This webinar will cover sharing, storing, collaborating on, and publishing data in HydroShare. We will also cover HydroShare’s integration with CUAHSI compute services and new and upcoming HydroShare functionality. This webinar is a perfect opportunity to either learn about HydroShare for the first time or to increase your familiarity with new features. There will be time after the presentation for questions and discussion.
