Blog

On the left, a modern staff gauge structure on the Nile (photo credit Mansour Mordos) and on the right the ancient nilometer at Elephantine Island.

05 May

Forty Centuries of Water Monitoring

A team of hydrologists and hydrographers with the Ministry of Water Resources, Irrigation and Electricity (MWRIE) in Sudan recently took part in some AQUARIUS training where I had the chance to learn about their monitoring program....

Flow Resistance and Hydraulic Geometry in Contrasting Reaches of a Bedrock Channel

Using Basic Algebra to Develop an Extreme Temperature Index

METAGRI Empowers African Farmers with Weather and Climate Knowledge

Self-Sustaining Water-Motion Sensor Platform for Continuous Monitoring of Frequency and Amplitude Dynamics

Forty Centuries of Water Monitoring

The Unintended Consequences of Groundwater Overpumping

Global Environmental Flow Information for the Sustainable Development Goals

World Bank Lead Economist to Head Premier Global Research Institute Addressing Water Issues

Implications of Field Measurement Uncertainties on Modeled Rating Curves

Identifying Logical Fallacies and Scientific Misdirection in a CO2 Video

Latest Posts

We’re Hiring!