How
will global change affect water resources and dependent
sectors including water supply, energy resources, and agriculture? At
a local level,
will drought periods become more or less prolonged and more or less
frequent?
How will the frequency of floods be affected? Being able to
anticipate likely changes in streamflow regimes and seasonal soil
moisture is essential for water
resources planning.
Hydrology Futures specializes in the hydrologic impacts of climate change and land cover and use change. We apply state of the art hydrologic models and data analysis to advise water utilities, hydropower companies, water districts, flood protection districts, agriculture agents, city governments, native tribes, insurance companies, and others, who need to prepare for a rapidly changing global environment.
Hydrology Futures specializes in the hydrologic impacts of climate change and land cover and use change. We apply state of the art hydrologic models and data analysis to advise water utilities, hydropower companies, water districts, flood protection districts, agriculture agents, city governments, native tribes, insurance companies, and others, who need to prepare for a rapidly changing global environment.
