Evaluating the Use of Data Platforms for Water Management Decisions

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Abstract: This research examines the development and implementation of two water data platforms, the Shasta Operations for Winter Run (SHOWR) and the Groundwater Recharge Assessment Tool (GRAT), and an additional 10 case studies. The study initially aimed to examine how these tools impact local or regional water management decisions. It was then expanded into a series of key findings and recommendations for how to build effective tools to inform decision-makers in the water field,

Type of resource	text
Date created	June 4, 2020

Author	Moran, Tara
Author	Saracino, Anthony
Author	Sugg, Zachary
Author	Thompson, Barton
Author	Martinez, Janet
Sponsor	Water in the West, a program of the Woods Institute for the Environment and the Bill Lane Center for the American West
Sponsor	The S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation

Subject	Water
Subject	Water Data
Subject	California
Subject	Groundwater
Subject	AB1755
Subject	Water Management
Subject	Water in the West
Subject	Woods Institute for the Environment
Subject	Bill Lane Center for the American West
Genre	Article

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Preferred Citation: Moran, T., A. Saracino, Z. Sugg, B. Thompson and J. Martinez. Evaluating the Use of Data Platforms for Water Management Decisions. Water in the West. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: https://purl.stanford.edu/cb612zf3515.

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