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Margaret Garcia
Arizona State UniversityMeeting roles in:
Assessing Adaptation Strategies for Hydrological Extremes: Data and Modeling Tools for Planning, Trade-offs, and Implementation I Poster
Homo juridicus, homo heuristicus, and homo anticipans: a sociohydrological study of operator behavior and flood-drought tradeoffs in reservoirs
Assessing Adaptation Strategies for Hydrological Extremes: Data and Modeling Tools for Planning, Trade-offs, and Implementation II Oral
Regulatory Analysis and insight tools to Support Regional Innovation Ecosystems
Vulnerability of Urban Water Systems to Changing Droughts: The Case of Santa Rosa, California
A Holistic Modeling Framework for Resilient Water Management in the Colorado River Basin
Evaluating System Robustness in the Western U.S. Networked Water Supply System
Enhancing Groundwater Sustainability through Targeted Agricultural Managed Aquifer Recharge in the Phoenix Active Management Area, Arizona
Socio-Behavioral Dynamics of Household Stormwater Management: An Agent-Based Exploration of Green Stormwater Infrastructure Adoption
Drought Cascading in Arizona: Exploring Propagation from Meteorological to Hydrological Stages using Ground-Based and Remote Sensing Data
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