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Beginning in 2022, SEI has been working with UC Davis researchers and the California State Water Resources Control Board to help implement the Drought Emergency Regulation in the Scott River watershed. Enacted in 2021 following one of the watershed’s most severe droughts on record, the regulations call for in-stream flows to protect Chinook and coho salmon habitat.
Photo: Alexander Sweat / California State Water Resources Control Board
Feature / The eWRIMS Analyzer transforms California’s water rights data into accessible reports on monthly water use in each watershed.
Project / SEI researchers work throughout California to model complex water systems and explore sustainable management options.
Tool / The Water Evaluation and Planning tool (WEAP) provides a comprehensive, flexible and user-friendly framework for policy analysis in water resources planning.
Project / SEI is designing water allocation models that explicitly represent every water right and assess the impact of in-stream flow requirements on water users.
Project / SEI is developing the Shasta River Water Allocation Model to help evaluate potential management actions in the watershed under the California Water Action Plan.
Project / SEI is building a water allocation and hydrology model in the Upper Klamath River basin.
Project / SEI is building the Ventura Water Allocation Model (VWAM) using SEI’s flagship WEAP software for the Ventura River watershed in California.
Feature / SEI experts break down complex topics, from water management in California to how fires affect Bolivia's water balance, in this podcast series.
Project / The Sacramento Water Allocation Model enables policy-makers to weigh difficult trade-offs in water use, by simulating a complex water system in the US.
Initiative / Our work aims to transform current decision making around access to water, the greatest risk to global prosperity, and addressing the SDGs.
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