News and Events
Seminars, opportunities and accomplishments
Announcements
The Center for Hydrologic Innovations organizes campus and external events such as seminars, trainings, and workshops. We celebrate the accomplishments of our faculty, postdoctoral scholars, researchers, and graduate students. Our labs, programs, and solution spaces seek to recruit new students and professionals and the description of opportunities are listed below.
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ML: Earth Publication
A new publication in Machine Learning: Earth (Wang et al., 2026) develops a method to classify the data quality and then extract snow depth readings automatically from thousands of time-lapse camera images. The demonstrate how vision foundation models allow snow depth monitoring in remote locations with minimal human input. Congratulations to the authors associated with…
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ASU Flow: Bridging the gap between water research and practice in Arizona
The Center for Hydrologic Innovations and the Arizona Hydrological Society, Phoenix Chapter hosted the 4rd annual ASU Flow event at ASU SkySong in Scottsdale, Arizona, on October 14, 2026. A special thank you to our sponsors: Salt River Project, Central Arizona Project, Matrix New World Engineering, CDM Smith, Southwest Exploration Co, GHD, Ck Blueshift, HDR,…
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Celebrating Arizona Water Innovation
The Center for Hydrologic Innovations presented the Arizona Water Observatory and the Arizona Hydroclimate Network as part of the Celebrating Arizona Water Innovation: Solutions in Action event with Gov. Katie Hobbs on October 14, 2026. This event highlighted the recent innovations in measuring and visualization water data in the State of Arizona, from local farms…
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AWM Publication
A new publication in Agricultural Water Management (Sharma et al., 2026) uses CubeSat imagery and OpenET data to track changes in crop types and water use in two irrigation districts with contrasting priority for deliveries. The authors quantified the changes in cropping type and water use, including estimates of groundwater reliance. Congratulations to the authors…