Perspectives on the National Water Model

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  • Authors: Kopp, Steve; Cline, Don;  Miniat, Chelcy; Lucero, Carl; Rothlisberger, John;  Levinson, David;  Evett, Steve;  Brusberg, Mark; Lowenfish, Martin; Strobel, Mike;  Tschirhart, Wayne; Rindahl, Bruce;  Holder, Scott; Ables, Matt 
  • Publication Year: 2018
  • Publication Series: Scientific Journal (JRNL)
  • Source: AWRA Impact

Abstract

The National Water Model is a dynamic and fast-moving initiative with a wide variety of contributors intended to serve an even wider audience, from fellow scientists to emergency managers to water recreation. For perspective on the depth and breadth of the model and its potential impact, a variety of groups from federal to local government, watershed authorities and industry were asked to share their involvement and thoughts on future use of the National Water Model forecasts.

  • Citation: Kopp, Steve; Cline, Don; Miniat, Chelcy; Lucero, Carl; Rothlisberger, John; Levinson, David; Evett,Steve; Brusberg, Mark; Lowenfish, Martin; Strobel, Mike; Tschirhart, Wayne; Rindahl, Bruce; Holder, Scott; Ables, Matt . 2018. Perspectives on the National Water Model. AWRA Impact 20(1):10-11.
  • Posted Date: February 7, 2018
  • Modified Date: November 8, 2018

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