We are excited to share our recent work about evaluating the future evaporation rates and losses for CONUS major reservoirs. The work is published in Earths Future Earth's Future. The first author is Bingjie Find it here: doi.org/10.1029/2022EF…

One of the most requested datasets, NEX-GDDP-CMIP6, is now in Earth Engine: developers.google.com/earth-engine/d… Let us know what you plan to use it for!

Congratulations to Dr. Bingjie Zhao (Bingjie) on a great achievement🎊🎊! Bingjie's dissertation, titled "Advancing Reservoir Evaporation Monitoring and Projection in the United States" has significantly enhanced our ability to model reservoir evaporation.

Lake Powell rebounds, but drought remains. After the reservoir fell to record lows in early 2023, above-average snowmelt from the Rocky Mountains provided some short-term relief during the summer. But long-term drought lingers due to climate change. go.nasa.gov/40WFJjb

📌We provided a general model framework for daily lake evaporation estimation, and offered a real-time API for daily reservoir evaporation in Texas!

A news story about our recent WRR paper on monitoring #reservoir #evaporation in #Texas, led by Bingjie!!! engineering.tamu.edu/news/2024/04/e…