The GWSC blog features the organization’s latest news and opinion writing on global water topics. Opinion pieces will be clearly marked as such.
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From the Air Force to Japan to NASA to GWSC
This opinion article was written by Geospatial-Intelligence Program Manager Nicholas Roberge. My Path in Geospatial Intelligence I have always envied those that knew what they
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Visualizing Uncertainty Webinar Recording Now Available!
GWSC hosted the latest gathering in its Deep Dive Webinar series, Visualizing Uncertainty, June 13. Guests included GWSC Environmental Data Scientist Dr. Kaitlin Kimmel-Hass; Dr.
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GWSC Up Close: The Role of a Data Scientist
Here at the Global Water Security Center, we translate science for policy makers. If you’ve had a look at any of our briefing materials lately,
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Building a User-Friendly GUI for Spatiotemporal Data Visualization
Dr. Sambadi Majumder shares how he created a GUI to help GWSC team members access, process, and visualize data without delving into underlying code
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When Reservoirs Make Water Shortages Worse
Dams and reservoirs are useful tools, but sometimes increased supply of water actually causes an increased demand.
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Learning from Different Schools of Knowledge at AAG
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.
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Honing in on purpose – through water
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.
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The Science Credibility Questions that Keep Us Up at Night
Is the broad scientific evidence base biased? Dr. Kaitlin Kimmel-Hass explores related questions that keep her up at night.
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Recovering from my PhD to do Team Science
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.