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The Connecticut Institute of Water Resources was established in 1965 by the Federal Water Resources Research Act with two primary objectives. The first is to plan, conduct and arrange for competent research in the field of water resources. The second is to cooperate closely with colleges and universities in Connecticut in order to develop a statewide program designed to resolve state and regional water and related land problems.

CTIWR Kennard Water Resources Lectures, Oct 29^th and 30^th

(FLIER .PDF)

“Hydrologic Information Systems”

Dr. Richard Hooper
President and Executive Director of CUAHSI
(Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Sciences, Inc., http://www.cuahsi.org/ )

As a part of the CTIWR Kennard Water Resources Lectures, Dr. Richard Hooper, President and Executive Director of CUAHSI, will be presenting two talks on the CUAHSI Hydrologic Information System project. The goals of the CUAHSI-HIS are to unite the nation's water information, to make it universally accessible and useful, and to provide access to the data sources, tools and models that enable the synthesis, visualization and evaluation of the behavior of hydrologic systems. See "Seminars" or FLIER .PDF for dates, times and locations.

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CTIWR Kennard Water Resources Lectures, Oct 29th and 30th

(FLIER .PDF)

CTIWR Kennard Water Resources Lectures, Oct 29^th and 30^th