Connecting #WaterData across a fragmented data landscape takes collaboration, problem-solving, and a dedicated team — and ours is growing!

Check out new #JobPostings for a Water Data Engineer; Knowledge Graph Engineer; and a Manager, Program Operations with our team at @cgs-earth.bsky.social

A New Way to Discover River Data Discover Geoconnex Explorer, the tool streamlining water data access for waterways across the United States.

Geoconnex Explorer is years a huge step towards our vision of a connected #WaterData future — but what does it mean for our users?

How should they use it, what can they find, and where will Geoconnex go from here? We’ve got answers in our in our new blog: internetofwater.org/blog/a-new-w...

A gif of Geoconnex Explorer that begins with a map of the United States, slowly zooming in to focus on a river in Tennessee.

Discover river data across the US with Geoconnex Explorer!

After years of behind-the-scenes building, we’re excited to announce the first public data tool built on the Geoconnex system. Dive in to start discovering data to answer water-related questions: explorer.geoconnex.us

The Geoconnex Advantage: Making Water Data Sharing Smarter and Simpler Water data sharing requires time and specialized knowledge. To make it easier, the IoW is developing Geoconnex, a data commons for the water community.

Happy #InternationalOpenDataDay! We’re thankful for all of our partners who create strategies and technology to empower us to share #WaterData across geographic and organizational boundaries.

New to open data? Check out our blog and other IoW resources:
internetofwater.org/blog/the-geo...