The Tibetan Plateau, known as the "Third Pole" of the world, is not only the highest plateau on the Earth, but it is also considered the "Asian Water Tower." Its watershed nourishes more than ten ...

There are strong scientific linkages among research problems on time scales both shorter and longer than those to be considered by GOALS. These scientific linkages inevitably lead to programmatic ...

The acceleration of global climate change and anthropogenic forcing has introduced unprecedented non-stationarity into Earth’s hydrological systems. To anticipate and mitigate threats to global water ...

Evaluating regional climate models and datasets for Wyoming and contributing to the development of the WyAdapt portal, with plans to further develop the portal, examine probabilities of extreme ...

IBM Corp. is partnering with the European Space Agency to create an artificial intelligence system that will keep tabs on climate change and other global issues, such as water scarcity, in real time ...

Basin-specific integrated modeling activities covering climate, hydrology, aquatics, and economics, with a focus on the Snake River Basin to address stakeholders’ questions about how climate change ...

An illustration of Earth observation satellites generated for SpaceNews via DALL-E. Despite its huge potential, the $6.8 billion Earth observation industry continues to struggle to establish a ...

The change of paradigm in gamma-ray burst (GRBs) physics and astrophysics introduced by the binary driven hypernova (BdHN) model, proposed and applied by the ICRA-ICRANet-INAF members in collaboration ...

GOALS is envisioned as a 15-year program, running from 1995 to 2010. This period coincides with the lifetime of CLIVAR, the international program on climate variability and predictability being ...