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Josue Medellin-Azuara
University of California MercedMeeting roles in:
Advancing Equity and Justice in Water Systems through Science, Engagement, and Education: Insights from California
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
Estimating Flood Damage to California’s Agricultural Lands Using Remote Sensing
Estimating Flood Damage to California’s Agricultural Lands Using Remote Sensing
Promoting Water Resilience in the Western United States Through Measurement, Management, and Markets Approaches I Oral
Stakeholder-Informed Land Repurposing for Groundwater Sustainability: Evaluating Agricultural, Economic, and Environmental Trade-offs in Overdrafted Subbasins of California's San Joaquin Valley
Frameworks for integrating human decisions into hydrologic models for irrigated agriculture
Promoting Water Resilience in the Western United States Through Measurement, Management, and Markets Approaches II Poster
Assessing Disparities in Water Reliability and Economic Impact for California’s Water Users over the 21st Century
Agricultural Land Use Optimization with Water Constraints in Tule and Kaweah Sub-Basin, California; Cache Valley, Utah and Mesilla Valley, New Mexico
Evaluation of Economic Benefits from Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Strategies in California’s San Joaquin Valley: The Tule and Kaweah Sub-Basins Case Study
Agricultural Fallowing Patterns Reveal Local Sensitivities and Inform Agent-Based Land-Use Modeling in California’s Central Valley.
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