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Webinar Series

Interested in learning more about water-quality monitoring?

The Council's Collaboration and Outreach Workgroup presents a webinar series that is intended for State, Regional, and Tribal Water Monitoring Councils and Watershed Partnerships to promote exchange.

Information exchange on such topics as:

  • Success stories and challenges
  • Support and funding
  • Membership and operation
  • Monitoring conferences
  • Data management and information exchange
  • Leveraging resources, and
  • Building commonality in water management

Sharing of national tools and initiatives, including:

  • Chemical, physical, and biological data elements
  • National Environmental Methods Index (NEMI)
  • Biennial monitoring conference
  • National networks - coastal, groundwater
  • Data exchange/water information

To receive notification of future webinars or to suggest a topic for a webinar, contact the Co-chair of the Collaboration and Outreach workgroup.

 

Other Suggested Webinars

Still interested in learning more?
Visit the EPA's Watershed Academy to hear more.

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4/23/2013: Would a State or Regional Monitoring Partnership, Alliance and/or Council Serve Your Needs?

3/13/2013:
Water Quality Exchange: A Tool for Tribes, Volunteer Monitors and Others to Share WQ Data

photo of swimming fish 3/7/2013:
* Ecological Flows in the Shenandoah River Valley, Virginia (webinar)
* Announcement
* USGS list of ecological (or environmental) flow studies (as of Feb. 2013)

2/5/2013:
Healthy Waters 101: Water Quality Monitoring for Public Health (webinar)
Announcement

CUASHI-HIS logo 1/9/2013:
CUASHI's Hydrologic Information System
Announcement
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About cyanobacteria science (webinar)
Agenda

Webinar comments from: USGS list of cyanobacteria studies (as of Sept. 2012)
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* Oregon QW Summit (webinar)
* Announcement
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10/24/2012: Water Quality Portal (webinar)
Agenda
Follow-up discussion

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10/10/2012: "SMART" Monitoring: Strategic Monitoring and Assessment for River Basin Teams

NEMI-SAMS logo 09/27/2012: Burning Our Rivers: The Water Footprint of Electricity
Water report card thumbnail image Sept. 12, 2012: Water Quality Report Cards - Assessments made accessible, the Massachusetts experience
July 19, 2012: Social.Water: Harnessing the Power of Crowdsourcing to Involve Citizen Scientists in Hydrologic Data Acquisition
NEMI-SAMS logo June 21, 2012: NEMI-SAMS: Better Access to Statistical and Assessment Methods for Water Quality
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Sharing Monitoring Activities Around an Ecosystem: Lake Michigan Monitoring Coordination Council

Nov. 7, 2011, "A multi-disciplinary list of data elements for environmental monitoring: can we all speak the same language?"

Asian Carp Asian Carp and the Chicago-area Waterways (10/13/11)
NEMI logo June 16, 2011: Introduction to the National Environmental Methods Index & MEMO

April 19 & 21, 2011: Tribal Science, Monitoring, and Partnerships to Address Environmental Issues (WARNING: Large file 11.8MB)

March 17, 2011: "Water Quality Monitoring Sensors"

Jan. 17-18, 2011: Marcellus Monitoring: the role of volunteers in baseline data collection
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Oct. 21, 2010

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May 25 and June 3, 2010

Agenda

Sensors Basics

Feb. 17 and Mar. 2, 2010

Agenda

Social Media Tools at USGS

WEF Social Media

Chesapeake Network Social Media

Nov 18, 2009

Agenda

Plans for 2010 Conference - (Download PowerPoint Viewer 2007)

New Products

Virginia DEQ Citizen Monitoring Data - (Download PowerPoint Viewer 2007)

Sept. 2, 2009

Agenda

Welcome to the Webinar Series

New Products

Florida Monitoring Council

Lake Michigan Monitoring Council

Data Sharing

 


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