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Engagement and Impact through Themed Joint Sessions

We are expecting, with your participation and involvement, these themed joint sessions will serve as a catalyst for focusing the attention of the research and operational communities (and also those who are involved in accelerating the transition of research results into operations) on the exciting possibilities related to advancing predictive capabilities across many fields and applications.
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Contemporary Regional Water and Drought Issues through the Lens of History

We are seeking papers for this session which focus on contemporary regional water and drought issues with analysis from a historical perspective – how history has illuminated and informed present decision-making and science. This could include but is not limited to: 1) great droughts of the 1950s and 1930s and recent drought, 2) Texas and regional dust bowl history, 3) historical flooding events of the region, 4) water issues resulting from a shared international border, and 5) the development of water research tools. All of these issues have current and historical intersection with agricultural, social, and economic sectors.
 

Host Conference(s)

11th History Conference
Contact(s): Jean Phillips, jean.phillips@ssec.wisc.edu

Partnering Conference(s)

27th Conference on Hydrology
Contact(s): Andy Wood, andy.wood@noaa.gov