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  • H33K-06: Reaching ARL 9: Advancing a Nasa-Driven Operational Water Resources Tool with the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer
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Author(s):
Scott Davidoff, Space Science Institute (First Author, Presenting Author)
Ryan Stonebreaker, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Holland Hatch, Chapman University
Ryan Joshi, Chapman University
Julie Valdez, New Mexico Office of the State Engineer
Matthew Nelson, New Mexico Office of the State Engineer
Gregory Halverson, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Madeleine Pascolini-Campbell, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Savannah Cooley, NASA Ames Research Center
Joshua Fisher, Hydrosat


Models and tools that use remote sensing data are often not adopted, even with their huge potential beneficial impact on public and private causes. We argue that the path to full adoption benefits from deep collaboration with users to co-design, -develop and -integrate applications into their existing practices. We illustrate this path to full adoption using a partnership with the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer to deploy, adopt and integrate an operational water resources tool.



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