Call for Abstracts - AGU 2025 H034: Advancing the Use of Hydroclimatic Forecasts for Water Resources Decision-Making

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Paul Block

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Dear Colleagues,

 

We are convening a session at AGU 2025 on advancing the effective use of hydroclimatic forecasts in water resources decision-making: H034 - Advancing the Use of Hydroclimatic Forecasts for Water Resources Decision-Making. If you plan to attend AGU this year, please consider submitting an abstract to our session. Please see below for more information.

 

Session Description: Advances in hydroclimatic forecasting—from short-term to seasonal timescales—offer important opportunities for improving water resources management, climate adaptation, and resilience to extreme weather events. Yet, the uptake of these forecasts remains limited when they are not aligned with decision-making needs, institutional contexts, or when their benefits and risks are unclear. This session invites contributions that explore both technical advances and practical integration of hydroclimatic forecasts into decision-making, with a focus on:

  • Improving forecast skill and lead time using emerging methods (e.g., machine learning, hybrid models)
  • Quantifying and communicating uncertainty to enhance usability
  • Co-producing forecast tools and information with stakeholders
  • Bridging the gap between forecast products and institutional or operational decision-making
  • Designing adaptive planning frameworks that incorporate forecasts across sectors

 

Invited Speakers

  • Rajagopalan Balaji, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Christine Kirchhoff, Penn State

 

Hope to see you at AGU 2025.


Conveners:

Paul Block, 

Ximing Cai, 

Hamid Moradkhani, 

Majid Shafiee-Jood, and 

Dave Watkins


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Paul Block, PhD, PE  (he/him/his)
Associate Professor
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Reid A. Bryson Distinguished Professor of Climate, People, and Environment
Nelson Institute Center for Climatic Research

University of Wisconsin - Madison
Room 1269D, Engineering Hall
1415 Engineering Drive
Madison, WI 53706
office: 608.263.8792
water systems & society research group






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