Events
See what's happening across the Internet of Water network!
IoW Webinar: Lessons from the Field: Stakeholder Engagement for Sustainable Outcomes
With Ashley Ward, Engagement and Outreach Associate for the Internet of Water project at the Nicholas Institute, Duke University
February 24, 2022 | 1PM - 2PM ET
IoW Network Event: National Water Center Innovators Program, Summer Institute
A partnership between CUAHSI and the National Weather Service to engage the academic community in research to advance the mission of the National Water Center.
June 13 - July 29, 2022 | National Water Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Submit your application by February 23, 2022
Water Features: An IoW Blog
Drought Data Advancements, A Decade in the Making

Early December 2021 was the first time in 13 years that at least half of the state of North Carolina was in Severe Drought or worse. A lot has changed in the world of drought monitoring since our last widespread severe drought, especially the data we use and how we visualize and share it. This current drought has made the power of those advancements clear.

Keep reading to learn how advancements in data collection, interstate collaboration, and public communications have made NC better prepared to manage drought.
Sharing Data on NC's Haw River
Over the past year, the Haw River Keeper, the Internet of Water, and The Commons have been working to integrate data from the Haw River Assembly’s many monitoring programs into one easily accessible online platform. Users can download or visualize data on an interactive map!
Assessing Water Data Needs in New Mexico's Pecos Valley
IoW is collaborating with the NM BGMR to build better water data infrastructure and improve decision-making in the Pecos Valley. As part of this process, we engaged with water users to identify key water management challenges and data needs.
Explore IoW's Collaborative Projects
Check out our new collaborative project StoryMap. These projects allow us to solve real-world problems with data. We work with partners to address specific water management challenges with integrated data tools and modernize their water data infrastructure by developing IoW Data Hubs.