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Hosted by Brock Parker · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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The University of Alabama and the Alabama Water Institute (AWI) are leading local, national and global efforts to advance water research, technology and innovative solutions. We are dedicated to building a more resilient and water-secure world by driving groundbreaking research, educating the next generation of leaders and delivering innovations that benefit communities and ecosystems worldwide.
Brock Parker hosts Alabama Water Institute, a education show with 32 episodes published.
Flash floods can develop in minutes, leaving communities with little time to respond. Improving those forecasts and getting critical information to the people who need it most is one of the biggest challenges in operatio
Dr. Jim Nelson, professor of civil and construction engineering at Brigham Young University, discusses hydroinformatics and its role in moving water research into real-world use. A pioneer in geospatial hydrologic modeli
Dr. Jim Nelson, professor of civil and construction engineering at Brigham Young University, discusses hydroinformatics and its role in moving water research into real-world use. A pioneer in geospatial hydrologic modeli
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are rapidly changing the future of water forecasting, and Dr. Chaopeng Shen is helping lead that transformation. On this episode of the AWI Podcast, the Penn State professor d
Early-career water scientists are stepping into a field that is both complex and critical, and finding the right support can make all the difference. Dr. Juli Scamardo, an assistant professor at Utah State University and
Dr. Jill Brown has built her career around a simple idea: data only matters if people can understand it, trust it and use it to make decisions. An environmental communication researcher and data storyteller, Brown brings
Dr. Rebecca Diehl of the University of Vermont joins the podcast to discuss how rivers and floodplains really work, and why that matters for flood risk and resilience. A CIROH collaborator, she shares how new floodplain
Dr. Ibrahim Demir, the Michael A. Fitts Presidential Chair in Environmental Informatics and Artificial Intelligence, and professor of river-coastal science and engineering at Tulane University, discusses how artificial i
Dr. Martyn Clark, professor of hydrology at the University of Calgary, joins the AWI Podcast to discuss hydrologic modeling and predicting where water will flow. Clark is a global leader in building advanced models that
The Alabama Water Institute and CIROH recently hosted the 20th anniversary of HEPEX — a global collaboration to improve hydrologic forecasting and its use in real-world decisions. Rob Hartman, a consulting hydrologist wi
HEPEX (Hydrologic Ensemble Prediction EXperiment) is a global community of researchers and practitioners in hydrological ensemble prediction. It brings together people contributing and working on specific topics related
Dr. Toby Ault is an assistant professor of earth and atmospheric sciences and the director of graduate studies for atmospheric sciences at Cornell University. Ault joins us for this episode to discuss various climate top
Dr. Kate Brauman is the associate director for communications and analysis for The University of Alabama's Global Water Security Center. Brauman is a globally recognized thought leader in water resources and ecosystem se
Dr. Steven Burian is AWI's director of science, the executive director of NOAA's Cooperative Institute for Research to Operations in Hydrology (CIROH), and a professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering
Mike Gremillion is the director of the Global Water Security Center at The University of Alabama. In this episode, he discusses the foundation of the GWSC and how it will make a lasting impact on water security, quality,
Dr. Cory Armstrong is the former chair for the Department of Journalism and Creative Media in The University of Alabama's College of Communication and Information Sciences. Her areas of research include media diversity,
Dr. Carla Atkinson from The University of Alabama's Department of Biological Sciences discusses the importance of freshwater mussels, intermittent streams and her recent awards and grants to continue her research on both
Dr. Mark Elliott discusses a new grant from Columbia University to begin researching more affordable and healthier wastewater solutions in Alabama's Black Belt region. The project is a collaborative effort from several u
Dr. Mojdeh Rasoulzadeh joined us for our H.U.B. Talk series. She is an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics at The University of Alabama. Her research involves flow and transport modeling in highly hetero
Dr. Glenn Tootle from The University of Alabama's College of Engineering discusses his recent Fulbright Scholar Grant and researching paleohydrology at home and abroad as a civil engineer.
Dr. Katie van Werkhoven
RTI International
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jim Nelson
Brigham Young University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Chaopeng Shen
Penn State
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Juli Scamardo
Utah State University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rebecca Diehl
University of Vermont
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Ibrahim Demir
Tulane University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Martyn Clark
University of Calgary
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Ilias Pechlivanidis
Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Toby Ault
Cornell University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Kate Brauman
Global Water Security Center
1 appearance on this show
Mike Gremillion
Global Water Security Center, The University of Alabama
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Cory Armstrong
University of Alabama
1 appearance on this show
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