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Alvar Escriva-Bou
University of California DavisMeeting roles in:
Fragmented Governance and Social Vulnerability in California’s Water System
Scenario-Based Assessment of Welfare Losses from Urban Water Shortages in California’s Central Valley
Climate Extreme-Induced Economic Impacts on California Crops, Livestock, and Communities
Monitoring Drought Impacts in Quasi Real-Time by Combining Hydroclimatic Data, Water Systems, And Socio-Economic Approaches
Estimating Flood Damage to California’s Agricultural Lands Using Remote Sensing
Estimating Flood Damage to California’s Agricultural Lands Using Remote Sensing
Frameworks for integrating human decisions into hydrologic models for irrigated agriculture
Navigating the Crosswinds for Collaboratory Wins
Assessing Disparities in Water Reliability and Economic Impact for California’s Water Users over the 21st Century
Water and Society: Leveraging Digital Twins, AI, and Other Emerging Technologies to Support Management and Governance of Coupled Human-Water Systems I Oral
Water and Society: Leveraging Digital Twins, AI, and Other Emerging Technologies to Support Management and Governance of Coupled Human-Water Systems II Poster
How do Californian farmers address climate resilience? Profiling narratives on climate change awareness, perceived impacts and adaptive capacity
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