A DBCA Hydro

Hydrology to inform conservation science at Dept. Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions, Western Australia

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

Documenting code to examine water quality interactively. https://t.co/zwwWsIJKDj

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

@DrAndrewRate @EPA @EPAresearch @ALGA_Ltd @SAgE_UWA @ScienceUWA @Degleeson @drloubee Hydrology of cities changing in all sorts of interrsting ways here are some of my recent favourites . https://t.co/TDZ90VDdOT , https://t.co/18QC6gyXCv , https://t.co/JJ01D1Ldug

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

End of a beautiful day sampling the Chapman Street Drain #Ashfield #DBCA

[Andreas Christen @envmet]

Urban heat island of @Freiburg during yesterday's #heatwave mapped with bikes. While rural areas cooled down to 23°C at 22:00, city centre still had 31ºC! Students @UniFreiburg drove 450 km with 25 #meteobikes to create this amazing map with @leejoeyk https://t.co/F6Q2CiHDhC

[👨‍🔬Andrew Rate 🌏💚 @DrAndrewRate]

"Although human freshwater appropriation now equals half of global river discharge, only 15% of ... water cycle diagrams depicted human interaction with water." https://t.co/n5yjttavXV #environmental #science #WaterScarcity @DbcaHydrology @matthipsey @SAgE_UWA

[Hydrological Processes @HydroProcesses]

Check out recently published work by Santos et al. that compared several different recession analysis methods and proposes using an analytic streamflow distribution model to estimate recession parameters. #streamflowmodeling #hydrology https://t.co/skfYjLrH23

[Stuart Khan @stukhan]

Nobody appreciates good sewer manhole cover art more than the Germans.

[Ingrid Sieler @ingrid4parks]

Did you know that heatwaves have the highest mortality rates of natural hazards in Australia? What will the new normal be with a changing climate and increasing temperatures in Australia & around the world? #ClimateChange @abcperth @WALGA

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

Bubbling soils at Ashfield Flats.

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

Ashfield Flats a bit of rain and a Sping Tide.

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

https://t.co/wm3Qp311Xa

[Mosaic Insights @Mosaic_Insights]

A really interesting #urbancooling project lead by @stephjjacobs for @crcwsc @WaterPartnersAU @dfat https://t.co/DN2i0XqhiT

[World Bank Water @WorldBankWater]

#MondayMotivation
“
💧Water is fluid, soft, and yielding. But water will wear away rock, which is rigid and cannot yield. As a rule, whatever is fluid, soft, and yielding will overcome whatever is rigid and hard. This is another paradox: what is soft is strong.”
—
Lao-Tzu

[Prof Michael E. Mann @MichaelEMann]

We must speak for the turtles. For the turtles face great hurdles..

[Myf Warhurst @MyfWarhurst]

This one from my ABC radio show is getting a lot of interest so I thought I'd repost. A call for scientists to enter politics...https://t.co/i2BxcJcdm3

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

Winter is comming. Awesome!

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Crown shyness, the phenomenon in which the crowns of fully stocked trees do not touch each other, is usually shown from below. This is what it looks like from above https://t.co/BDGrWi7WBX [source of the gif and full video: https://t.co/u9EGazXCB9]

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

Great work Andrew and class. I think your work will have a lot of community interest.

[👨‍🔬Andrew Rate 🌏💚 @DrAndrewRate]

Class project for #ENVT3361 at #UWA has collected and analysed these samples from Ashfield Flats - we're generating some very interesting #data 🤓 #urban #wetland #soil #environmental #science @DbcaHydrology @ScienceUWA @UWA_students @ALGA_Ltd

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

The birds enjoying the wetting up. #AshfieldFlats

[A DBCA Hydro @DbcaHydrology]

Ashfield starting to wet up. Exciting hydrological times.