Featured Collection Introduction: National Flood Interoperability Experiment I

Featured Collection Introduction: National Water Model III

“…This featured collection is the fourth such collection of papers published in JAWRA from research conducted during the SI. In addition to this collection, Nelson (2017) summarized work on the Flood Interoperability Experiment from the first SI; Cohen et al (2018) provided an introduction to the second JAWRA featured collection describing work from the second SI on the NWM, and Bales (2019) introduced the third collection. Research represented in these past collections and current collection is helping advance the science of water prediction in the U.S.…”

“…This featured collection of five papers, authored by both students and faculty advisors, is representative of work performed at the 2018 SI. Previous SI Featured Collections in JAWRA are summarized by Bales (2019), Cohen et al (2018), and Nelson (2017).…”

Featured Collection Introduction: National Water Model II

“…This featured collection is the third such collection of papers published in JAWRA from research conducted at the Summer Institutes. In addition to this collection, Nelson () summarized work on the National Flood Interoperability Experiment from the first Summer Institute, and Cohen et al () provided an introduction to the second JAWRA featured collection describing work from the second SI on the NWM. Those papers, along with this collection, are helping advance the science of water prediction in the United States.…”

Featured Collection Introduction: National Water Model

“…During the first Summer Institute (June–July 2015), the overarching goal was to demonstrate a prototype NWM, exploring whether streamflow on 2.7 million stream reaches of the U.S. could be simulated and forecast in real time using NOAA weather products and the National Center for Atmospheric Research Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF)‐Hydro model. These results were summarized in a featured collection in the Journal of the American Water Resources Association in 2017 (Volume 53, Issue 2; see Nelson ).…”