Grateful to Texas A&M Institute of Data Science for Data Science Ambassador (DSA) award 2023. I look forward to working with #TAMIDS to promote data science literacy within and beyond Texas A&M Bio & Ag Engineering Dept.. tamids.tamu.edu/2023/08/29/tam… linkedin.com/posts/nick-duf…

This is a great platform for budding hydrologists across the globe. Do sign up to our Newsletter to keep yourself updated on recent developments and opportunities in Hydrology and related fields. #AGU #careerdevelopment

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🚀I am recruiting 1-2 PhD students to work on using machine learning to integrate hydrologic modeling and field measurements at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Connecticut UConn Earth Sciences ! Please RT and share! Learn more details at lijingwang.github.io/opportunities/

Great resource - more pertinent than ever!

1/2: I am pleased to announce that AGU has accepted our special collection proposal, "Advancing Interpretable AI/ML Methods for Deeper Insights and Mechanistic Understanding in Earth Sciences: Beyond Predictive Capabilities." agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/hub/journal/19…

We are excited to introduce Intelligent Earth Intelligent Earth: a new centre for doctoral training supported by UK Research and Innovation University of Oxford and partners to bridge the gap between environmental science and AI to address global environmental challenges. ox.ac.uk/news/2023-10-3…

With #AGU2023 approaching, I'm gearing up for two poster presentations (H41Q-1995, B43E-2606). Find details in our preprint, "Thermodynamic Bounds of Terrestrial Water-Energy Coupling and Resiliency in Global Ecosystems," at: 10.22541/au.170000976.64787854/v2. Vadose Zone Research Group AGU (American Geophysical Union)

🖥 AGU 2023 Workshop Invitation: Large-Scale Geospatial Data Analysis and Visualization in R Don't miss this opportunity and register before Dec 1st, 2023. Find more at: agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/meeti…

Delighted to announce my selection as a 2024 Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Community Fellow under the Soil Ontology & Informatics cluster on #WorldSoilDay! Being from soil hydrology, this cluster holds special significance for me. Excited to contribute to this vibrant community. Vadose Zone Research Group

Next week Vadose Zone Research Group will be at AGU (American Geophysical Union) 2023. Stop by to learn more about the exciting research taking place in our group! #AGU23

Two highlights during my #AGU23 poster presentations (Allen Hunt on left, Jirka Simunek on right). Had ~2 hours of interesting (& intense) discussion with Dr. Hunt, skipped lunch, and learnt about bidirectionally! Check out his abstract: surl.li/oiami

Through her research on fundamental fluvial & watershed processes, Ellen E. Wohl of Colorado State University, winner of the 2024 G. K. Warren Prize, has dramatically influenced and guided river management and restoration worldwide. Read about her impact: ow.ly/1BKv50QxYLe #NASaward

Last week, I had the opportunity to visit NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder for the #ESPAT2024 workshop on #timescale issues in hydrology and related disciplines. Additionally, I am also thankful to Texas A&M Bio & Ag Engineering Dept., and Vadose Zone Research Group for Bill and Rita Stout International Graduate Student Award.

I will be talking about how to build differentiable implicit models with some mathematical backgrounds and coding tips. Thank Debasish Mishra for organizing the summer school!

A couple of weeks ago, I presented a workshop on creating a differentiable model at the Texas A&M University WATER Summer School. That presentation is now available on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=NhCebO… Thanks, Debasish Mishra , for organizing! and Chaopeng Shen for providing some helpful slides!

💧👨‍🔬 Postdoc Toshiyuki Bandai recently gave a lecture at a Texas A&M University program called WATER Summer School, which brings in speakers in the hydrology field to share their work and the data analysis side of their research. Check out his presentation: bit.ly/3WipIDg Debasish Mishra

If you work on terrestrial remote sensing, consider submitting your abstracts to this one!