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Augusto Getirana discusses global flooding in 2025, the new SWOT satellite, advances in NASA modeling and flood work in Brazil.
Floods, Droughts, and Data: How Satellites Are Changing Hydrology
Water Resources Podcast
Water-Electricity Nexus in the Western U.S.
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Nathalie Voisin discusses water-electricity interconnection, highlighting hydropower, hydropower droughts, grid reliability, and future of water-energy management.
Hydroclimatic Trends in the Western U.S.
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Dennis Lettenmaier discusses trends in snow, flooding, and drought in the Western U.S. with a focus on the Colorado River Basin.
Tracking Water from Space: Tibetan Plateau, Mekong Basin, and North China Plain
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Di Long discusses his research on the water resources in the Tibetan Plateau Asian Water Tower, reservoirs in the Mekong Basin, and water storage recovery in the North China Plain.
Monitoring Global Land Subsidence and Impacts
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Manoo Shirzaei discusses land subsidence in many regions globally, including Iran, California, Arizona, and U.S. Coast based on satellite data.
Recent Advances in AI/ML with Applications in Earth Sciences and Hydrology
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Alex Sun discusses the evolution of AI/ML over the past decades and resources for hydrology.
Agricultural Production in the Ukraine and Western Russia
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Sergii Skakun discusses historical, current, and projected future wheat production in the Ukraine and Russia using satellite date and modelling.
Updates on GRACE Satellite Missions and Applications for Flooding
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Jürgen Kusche discusses advances in GRACE satellites, applications for flood monitoring, and data assimilation with global hydrology models.
Increasing Resilience of Water Resources in San Antonio, Texas
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Karen Guz discusses water conservation and increasing supplies to meet the rising water needs for population growth and droughts in San Antonio.
Floods and Droughts in Texas
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John Nielsen-Gammon discusses climate extremes, including the July 4th flooding and 2011 drought, with insights into communicating risk.