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Current Issue: Volume 7, Issue 1 (2021)
Articles
Design and Development of a Web Mapping Prototype for Participatory Water Quality Mapping
Austin Adkison, John D. Morgan, Dallas Snider, and Matthew Schwartz
Design and Development of a Tethys Framework Web Application to Elucidate the HydroShare.org Application Programmer Interface
Abhishek Amalaraj and Daniel P. Ames
Google Earth Engine Tools for Long-Term Spatiotemporal Monitoring of Chlorophyll-a Concentrations
Anna Cardall, Kaylee Brook Tanner, and Gustavious Paul Williams
Facilitating Effective Utilization of Water Science Research Among Emergency Flood Responders
Whitney E. Henson, Richard Garth, and Christopher Franklin
Drought in the West: Embedded Water Demand Stationarity Compromises System Vulnerability Analysis
Ryan C. Johnson, Margaret Wolf, Logan Jamison, Steven Burian, Carlos A. Oroza, Paul D. Brooks, Courtenay Strong, Jesse Stewart, and Tracie Kirkham
Ecological Analyses of Macroinvertebrate and Fish Species in Six Streams on a Louisiana Military Base from 2001 to 2019
Danielle Joerger, Marsha Williams, and Lance Williams
Connecting Space to Village by Predicting Algae Contamination in Lake Atitlán, Guatemala
Alma Meyer, Jorge Luis Sánchez Lozano, Jim Nelson, and Africa Flores
Hydroviewer: A Web Application to Localize Global Hydrologic Forecasts
Kyler R. Ashby, Riley Chad Hales, Jim Nelson, Daniel P. Ames, and Gustavious P. Williams
