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S&T Project 1845 Final Report:Development of short-range forecasts of weather-driven channel losses and gains to support Reclamation water management
Department of the Interior —
Reclamation’s Yuma Area Office (YAO) in Yuma, AZ, manages the last stretch of the Lower Colorado River before it crosses the border with Mexico. YAO navigates the... -
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S&T Project Number 1735 Final Report: Stochastic Storm Transposition for Physically-Based Rainfall and Flood Hazard Analyses Science and Technology Program
Department of the Interior —
Reclamation partnered with faculty from the University of Wisconsin-Madison to address a need for improved gridded technologies that support precipitation and flood... -
Federal
S&T Project 22050 Final Report: Evaluating Water Temperature Modeling and Prediction in the Sacramento River Basin
Department of the Interior —
This project focused on assessing and identifying avenues to improve Reclamation’s current temperature modeling use of seasonal predictions of input meteorology, as... -
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S&T Project 1794 Final Report: Identifying Sources of Uncertainty in Flood Frequency Analyses Report
Department of the Interior —
Reclamation partnered with scientists at NCAR to assess sensitivity and sources of uncertainty in rainfall runoff modeling to support flood frequency analyses. Pieces... -
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Technical Memorandum No. ENV-2025-074: Upper Klamath River Basin Surface Water Hydraulic Modeling Report from the Klamath River Basin Revised Natural Flow Study
Department of the Interior —
This report documents the hydraulic analyses conducted in support of the broader Klamath Natural Flow Study. Components of the hydraulic analyses needed for the...