New Technique to Determine Snowmelt without On-The-Ground Measurements
Although the hydrologic cycle can be simplistically defined as the movement of water in various forms across the planet, it is definitely not as easy to accurately track, measure or estimate in detail the individual processes
and constituents that form the entire cycle.
The Future of Our Water Resources
Over 3/4 of the Earth’s surface area is covered with water and that proportion is rising every year with the melting of the polar ice caps. Even so, many scientists are predicting that water will actually be one of our most valuable and in-demand resources. Since this is likely to play a large role in the future of our planet, I’ve decided to do a little research and find out what some of the smartest people are currently thinking about the future of the Earth’s water resources.
HEC-1 Incorporated in New StormNET
After 2 months of intense work by a team of 12 software developers and civil engineers, we have released the next version of StormNET. This new version includes HEC-1 and many more…
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