In years past I’ve attended AAG as a graduate student, actively participating in quantitative and critical research in human and health geography. This year I attended as an ambassador of GWSC.

Scientific Analysis Manager Lillian Gordon’s work with water in its various forms led her to GWSC and a sense that her work is making a difference.

Is the broad scientific evidence base biased? Dr. Kaitlin Kimmel-Hass explores related questions that keep her up at night.

This opinion article was written by GWSC Deputy Director Kate Brauman. I learned a lot getting my PhD. I learned hydrology and ecology and economics.

The Qosh Tepa Canal in Afghanistan has been getting a lot of attention since the Taliban took over and started building at a blistering pace.

As an environmental data scientist, I often encounter complex and interesting problems as they pertain to properly processing large spatiotemporal datasets.

During a PhD program, you aren’t presented with many career options outside of academia. There aren’t a lot of other models presented to you …

This opinion article was written by GWSC Environmental Data Scientist Dr. Kaitlin Kimmel-Hass. A book that starts with a flood that wipes out rural Nebraska

In recent years, climate researchers have increasingly leveraged Machine Learning (ML) models to answer key research questions.