Our June edition of The Current Webinar Series will overview a range of different types of big data and how these data-sets are being used in water resource programming and research. Speakers will discuss how different public data-sets can be leveraged to answer pressing questions related to harmful algal blooms, conservation adoption tracking, and groundwater monitoring and explore various data management issues and solutions.
Featured Speakers Include:
- Natalie Nelson, Assistant Professor, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, NC State University: "Coupling diverse datasets to investigate connections between water management practices and harmful algal blooms"
- Reid Christianson, Research Assistant Professor, Department of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois: "Comparing Data Sources for Water Quality Practice Implementation"
- Jillian Deines, Postdoctoral scholar, Center on Food Security and the Environment, Department of Earth System Science, Stanford University: "Informing Groundwater Management with Satellite Data: Mapping Three Decades of Irrigation Over the US High Plains Aquifer"
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