The NMWDI is collaborating with the Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District (PVACD) to build web applications to help manage and share data in the Pecos River valley of southern New Mexico. The field trip was an important step in helping the NMWDI personnel get to see day-to-day operations at the PVACD, to talk about data challenges, and to work through two digital web applications currently in development. These two applications are aimed at improving tracking of water measurements and to develop groundwater visualizations over time.

This work is part of a U.S. Bureau of Reclamation WaterSMART applied science cooperative grant, which began in 2020.

May the 4th - what better day to get together on the topic of the Water Data in New Mexico! Come build your data literacy and learn with us at this FREE IN-PERSON event in Socorro, NM on Thursday, May 4th, 2023 from 8:30am - 5:30pm. Register here now!

Learn new ways to find and access water data! We'll have updates from state agencies working to implement the NM Water Data Act! Or join one of three tracks of concurrent sessions on a range of topics - from application demos, to data access, to developer skills. 

Who should attend: Anyone curious about water data or working on any aspect of water-related data in New Mexico. 

Learn more and share info about work on the New Mexico Water Data Act, and how organizations and agencies are collaborating. This quick fact sheet provides several talking points about the importance of open water data in New Mexico. Please share!

The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) has just released a beta version of the Texas Water Data Hub, a diverse water data platform featuring a growing catalog of searchable datasets and applications from across the state. When complete, the Hub will be an intuitive system for water data producers and users to index, document, search, and access water data that spans entities, geographies, and disciplines. In this video, speakers from the Texas Water Development Board discuss the reasons for creating a water data hub.

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New Mexico Water Data Initiative

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