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Integrative water research for a changing world.

The Institute for Water and Watersheds (IWW) is Oregon’s federally-designated water resources research institute. Its role is to catalyze water research by:

  • Assembling diverse research teams and leading interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary water research projects.

  • Helping policy makers and water managers collaborate with university faculty as they seek solutions to complex water issues.

  • Offering training and access to water quality and stable isotope analysis facilities through a shared laboratory called the IWW Collaboratory.

  • Encouraging community and collaboration among water faculty, students and water managers by sponsoring events and producing a weekly campus water newsletter.

 

Upcoming Water Events

17May2013

Willamette Water 2100 Webinar: Willamette River Basin Hydrodynamic and Temperature Modeling

This seminar can be viewed on the OSU campus (Kidder 202) or live online: http://live.oregonstate.edu .  If you join online, please sign in to the chat

22May2013

Spring 2013 Water Resources Seminar Series: Land, Water, & Atmosphere: The Next 50 Years

http://groups.oregonstate.edu/hydro/spring-2013-water-resources-seminar-series

Schedule as of 2/28/13:

  • Apr 3 - Julia Jones, Oregon State University - Climate and streamflow trends in the Columbia River basin: evidence for ecological and engineering
29May2013

Spring 2013 Water Resources Seminar Series: Land, Water, & Atmosphere: The Next 50 Years

http://groups.oregonstate.edu/hydro/spring-2013-water-resources-seminar-series

Schedule as of 2/28/13:

  • Apr 3 - Julia Jones, Oregon State University - Climate and streamflow trends in the Columbia River basin: evidence for ecological and engineering
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