California Water Boards 5th Annual Water Data Science 2- Day Online Symposium
Monday, June 29 8:30am - 4:15pm
Tuesday, June 30 8:30am - 4:15pm
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Monday, June 29 8:30am - 4:15pm
Session 1: EJ Communities 411 💧💧 911
PANEL DISCUSSION
DEMYSTIFYING WATER DATA FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITIES, Nataly Escobedo Garcia
EASTERN COACHELLA VALLEY: A MODEL OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, PARTNERSHIP AND
COLLABORATION, Yaneth Andrade
SB 200: FINDING STRATEGIES FOR FUNDING ALLOCATION, PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION,
Lesly Figueroa
Session 2: Putting Water Data to Work
AUTOMATED CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORTS FOR STREAMLINED WATER QUALITY DATA,
Rich Pauloo
CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF DRINKING WATER: EMERGENCY RESPONSE TOOLS, Wes Stieringer
HEAL THE BAY’S NOWCAST PROGRAM: PREDICTING WATER QUALITY USING GOVERNMENT
GENERATED DATA, Lucy Rieves
HEAL THE BAY'S WATERSHED REPORT CARD, Annelisa Moe
Session 3: What’s the Deal with Water Quality?
AN EXPLORATION OF NON-DETECTION RESULT TREATMENTS IN GROUNDWATER QUALITY
SUMMARY STATISTICS, Emily Houlihan
SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN BAY-DELTA WATER QUALITY CONSTITUENT TRACKER AND
DECISION SUPPORT, Amye Osti
STATEWIDE MONITORING OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT:
IMPLICATIONS FOR CALIFORNIA SURFACE WATERS, Jason Carter
A COMPREHENSIVE WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK THAT UNIFIES DATA WITH
PHYSICAL, STATISTICAL, AND CAUSAL MODELING, Dan Wang
EXTENDING THE BOUNDS: THE WATER QUALITY VALUE STREAM FROM RAINDROP TO FAUCET,
Chuck Louisell
Tuesday, June 30
Session 1: Data Driven Communities
URBAN DROOL TOOL: INTEGRATING WATER USAGE DATA WITH WATERSHED DATA TO ENGAGE
THE COMMUNITY IN USING WATER WISELY, Laura Rocha
EXPLORING THE CONTRA COSTA COUNTY WATER QUALITY DASHBOARD, Helen Fitanides
RIVERDB: A CLOUD-BASED WATER QUALITY COLLABORATIVE, Karl Ronning
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON A SIERRA NEVADA FOOTHILL WATERSHED: TWO DECADES OF
CITIZEN-SCIENCE DATA DEMONSTRATE CLIMATE-DRIVEN SHIFTS IN PERENNIAL STREAM WATER
QUALITY, Jeffrey Lauder
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM: AN OVERVIEW, Joel Osuna
Session 2: Open Data
COMMUNICATING DATA IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, Jenna Rinde
MAKING STATEWIDE GROUNDWATER GEOCHEMISTRY AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, Carolyn
Cantwell
IMPROVING WATER DATA ACCESSIBILITY AND USABILITY THROUGH AN INTEGRATED DATA
REPOSITORY AND VISUALIZATION PORTAL, Jeffrey (Chuck) Hansen
IMPLEMENTING THE OPEN AND TRANSPARENT WATER DATA ACT, Christina McCready on
behalf of the AB 1755 Partner Agency Team
Session 3: Lightning Talk Launch
INVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL TO USE SEWERSHED SURVEILLANCE TO INFORM COVID-19
EPIDEMIOLOGY, Claire Waggoner
COMPARING EFFECTS OF HISTORICAL CHANGES IN PRECIPITATION AND LANDSCAPE
IMPERVIOUSNESS ON URBAN CATCHMENT-SCALE FLOODING: IMPLICATIONS OF DRAINAGE
DESIGN IN RESPONSE TO CHANGING CONDITIONS, Jiada Li
A PLAYBOOK TO PROMOTE STATEWIDE TRASH MONITORING METHODS AND COMPARABLE
DATA, Shelly Moore
Session 4: Got Algae?
THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE ALGAE: DRONE IMAGERY OF MACROALGAE AND MACROPHYTES
OVER THE KLAMATH, Chippie Kislik
INTERSTATE TECHNOLOGY AND REGULATORY COUNCIL HARMFUL CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOM
(HCB) TEAM: CURRENT STATUS AND FORTHCOMING INFORMATION AND TOOLS FOR HCB
MONITORING, PREVENTION, MANAGEMENT, COMMUNICATION, AND RESPONSE, Beckye
Stanton
ENGAGEMENT WITH STATE AND NON-STATE STAKEHOLDERS TO ADDRESS GAPS IN STATE
MONITORING FOR HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS, Ashley R. Ward
Session 5: Mercury: More Than a Planet
MERCURY FROM SPACE! THE USE OF HIGH-RESOLUTION IN-SITU AND REMOTE SENSING TO
MODEL MERCURY IN SURFACE WATER OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY-DELTA, Mark MarvinDiPasquale
HIGH-RESOLUTION TEMPORAL MODELING OF MERCURY FLUX ASSOCIATED WITH THE SOUTH
SAN FRANCISCO BAY SALT PONDS RESTORATION, Maureen Downing-Kunz
WATER QUALITY DOWNSTREAM FROM THE SECOND LARGEST MERCURY MINE IN NORTH
AMERICA: NEW IDRIA, CALIFORNIA, Rachel A. Hohn
MERCURY SPECIATION IN CASTAIC LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA, CALIFORNIA, Greg Jesmok
Session 6: Fire & Water
LONG-TERM TOXICITY IMPACTS TO WATER QUALITY RESULTING FROM WILDFIRES IN THE
MALIBU CREEK WATERSHED, Christian L. Hoover
TURNING UP THE HEAT: EFFECTS OF WILDFIRE AND CLIMATE WARMING ON WATER QUALITY
OF A HYPEREUTROPHIC CALIFORNIA LAKE, Angela De Palma-Dow
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