News & Updates

Explore how California’s water agencies are advancing open, FAIR, and AI-ready data systems to drive sustainable water management through collaboration and innovation.

The Groundwater Accounting Platform announces the release of its source code in a new public repository on GitHub.

Through collaboration, research, and trust-building, the Telemetered Water Monitoring Project exemplifies how state agencies and communities can work together to address California’s pressing water management challenges.

The 2024 Western Groundwater Congress brought together experts, policymakers, and community groups to discuss the challenges and opportunities in groundwater management. From a powerful opening by the Wá∙šiw Tribe to insights on the role of data and a tour of Olympic Valley’s innovative water system, the event highlighted the critical importance of collaboration and reliable information in achieving sustainable groundwater for California’s future.

The Center for Law, Energy & the Environment (CLEE) at Berkeley Law published a new synthesis report, Information Needs for Water Markets: Fair and Effective Water Markets Require Adequate Measurement and Reporting of Diversion and Use.

CEO & President Robyn Grimm shares insights from the 2024 Ag Summit at Fresno State, focusing on the role of open data in California's agricultural water management.

Learn how Sonoma County Water Agency leverages water data and builds local partnerships to achieve successful habitat restoration and water management.

Dr. Grimm brings her extensive experience to drive innovative solutions for California’s pressing water data challenges.

Sacramento – As the American West faces intensifying water challenges, water managers, landowners, and water users are increasingly turning to the Groundwater Accounting Platform (Platform) as a data-driven tool that enables them to track water availability and usage with user-friendly dashboards and workflows.