Hydrometric organizations are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape: from advancing technology and increasing data demands to the need for stronger collaboration and more reliable monitoring programs. Behind every high-quality dataset are the people, processes, and practices that ensure water information can be trusted.
Join us on September 28 at 11AM PT | 2PM ET for a 45-minute live Fireside Chat with Terry Kenney, former USGS National Surface Water Specialist and AQI’s principal hydrologist.
Through an interactive, game-style conversation, Terry will share stories from his 27-year experience in the field, discuss industry trends, explore the challenges shaping today’s hydrometric community, and answer audience questions along the way.
In this session, you will hear Terry discuss:
- Industry trends shaping the future of hydrometry and what they mean for water professionals
- Aquarius best practices and tips to help organizations improve workflows and maximize the value of their data
- Strategies for hydrometric organizations looking to build more efficient, reliable, and sustainable monitoring programs
- Field data collection insights and practical approaches for improving data capture and consistency
- The importance of community building and collaboration across the hydrometric profession
- Data quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) practices to support accurate and trusted water data
Whether you work in the field, manage hydrometric programs, or support water data operations, this interactive Fireside Chat offers a unique opportunity to learn from decades of experience, test your knowledge, and connect with fellow water professionals.
Bring your questions and join the conversation with Terry Kenney!
Terry Kenney is the Principal Hydrologist at AQI. During his 27-year career with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Terry supported hydrographers across the National Streamgage Network, led hydrologic studies, and served as a national expert in stage-discharge rating curves and streamflow computation.
Today, Terry continues to share his expertise with water professionals worldwide through training, technical support, and industry education, helping organizations strengthen their hydrometric programs and advance best practices in water monitoring.
Tom Jurenka is a Senior Solutions Engineer at Aquatic Informatics. He works with Aquarius clients around the globe on subjects such as system integration, implementation, data management, and other topics relating to ensuring clients get the best possible value out of their Aquarius system.