Last week, @ASCEpublishing launched a new reproducible results policy and program for the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management. Reproducibility is a core pillar of science, yet very few scientists and engineers make their data, models, and code available or provide directions to reproduce results (Aarts et al., 2015; Collberg et al., 2014; Hutton … Continue reading 12 reasons to make your results more reproducible
While at home working, these simple acts have helped us build and grow a more positive mindset to sustain and expand our physical distance from others
In this post, I describe my involvement with the UDWR, 9 strengths of the 2021 draft Utah state water plan, and 7 suggestions to improve.
This Fall, the Cache Water District (hereafter, the District) released a draft 2019 water master plan (https://tinyurl.com/2019CacheWaterMasterPlan) and solicited public feedback and comment. This draft plan follows a prior 2013 water master plan and Cache County voters deciding in 2016 to form the District. Below, I describe my involvement in the 2013 and 2019 plans, … Continue reading Constructive Feedback on the 2019 Draft Cache Water Master Plan
Quick Link: https://tinyurl.com/OneFlushNation Thank you for visiting this blog post that encourages you to use the #OneFlush hashtag to celebrate toilets that remove human waste in one flush and spread the toilet excitement to at least two other people. You may believe the President of the United States when he claims that toilets require 10 … Continue reading Why Share Your #OneFlush Toilet Experiences
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