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Our new paper led by my postdoc @jsacerot provides new insights for sensitivity analysis of highly parameterized hydrologic models!

UCR press release on our latest paper focusing on understanding groundwater recharge processes in the Sierra Nevada! Great work by @sandra_armengol and @jsacerot from Ajami Lab!

Great times at the Earth Educators' Rendezvous 2024! Teaching with Daniel Hirmas & Karla Jarecke on Understanding Signals in the Soil: Data-centered learning in critical zone science! Thanks to Matt Amato, @pamlsulli, @BillingsLab, @LiReactiveWater, @HydroLejo, Singha, Nippert

Excellent work by my former postdoc @sandra_armengol quantifying deep Mountain Block Recharge to the Central Valley aquifer! Thanks to @NSF for funding this research.

Interested in #groundwater in agriculture? Join @UCDIrrigation & @Wasserstille @UCDavisWater @ucanrwater for a conference June 17-20 in San Francisco Free workshops: managing groundwater nitrate, groundwater demand, groundwater governance https://t.co/CUMesUgGRe

NEW ON THE BLOG | For 6 months each year, CA receives no rain. So how do the rivers keep flowing? The answer is baseflow—but it's vulnerable to drought. We speak with @UCRiverside's @AjamiHoori and @Conserve_CA's @BronwenStanford to learn more! #CAwater

Water is critical to agriculture From left, Josh Viers @ucmerced, @AjamiHoori @UCRCNAS, John Durand @UCDavisWater & @watershedted @ESPM_Berkeley briefed policymakers in Washington DC

The need for effective agriculture and water management is critical and the federal government plays a key role in supporting that work, which is why @UofCalifornia experts from @UCMerced @UCDavis @UCBerkeley and @UCRiverside are in DC tackling this topic on Capitol Hill #UCinDC

CUAHSI Board of Directors and Executive Director are announcing our first-ever fundraising initiative. Read the announcement in our March newsletter to find out more on how the fundraising campaign will help to sustain the critical mission of CUAHSI. https://t.co/b0xuTnRMCk

Journal of Hydrology X is now a letters format journal! Consider submitting 👇 https://t.co/uuZAMIUONa

Great work by our student Alyssa Duro coadvised with Daniel Hirmas, developing a new topographic correction approach for hyperspectral images of intact soils! @UCRCNAS

Announcing, CUAHSI's 2024 Board of Directors! Thank you for your leadership and your service to CUAHSI and our community!

Lag time between the end of a precipitation drought and a river’s baseflow drought can be months or even years, complicating water managers’ forecasts.  https://t.co/sadxiuL9xp Learn more in our latest issue, free online:

Thrilled to share the 25th CMWR Conference will be held in Tucson, Arizona (Sept 30 to Oct 3, 2024). Abstract submission opens in Feb 2024. Come to talk about computational water science, hike in the beautiful scenic trails, and enjoy the stunning desert landscapes in Tucson!

We are pleased to share the CUAHSI 2023-2028 Strategic Plan. This plan was written to inspire a vision of CUAHSI’s role in enabling impactful collaborative water science. We look forward to supporting this critical mission. https://t.co/2cWfKECxCL

Another great work by our postdoc @Linchen_sc developing a computationally efficient model for coupled surface-subsurface flow and solute transport!

Please re(tweet/post) and share with your networks: Save the Date! MODFLOW and More 2024 Sunday, June 2 - Wednesday, June 5, 2024 Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey https://t.co/UxAsVPgbb7 @IGWMC @EPrinceton @PrincetonEnviro @aquantyinc

Even after precipitation returns to a region, river baseflow can take years to recover, according to research from scientists at @UCRiverside, with comments from Jeffrey Mount @PPICWater, Olivia Miller @USGS, @AjamiHoori & Sanghyun Lee. Story by @GVD__. https://t.co/9PhqWFvhqN