Graduate students from across the nation will get the chance to explore the possibilities and applications of a high-tech hydrologic simulation and forecasting model similar to one being developed by the National Weather Service during a seven-week summer institute being hosted by the National Water Center and the University of Alabama.
“The challenge to the grad students is to take this really high-tech model output and data we are producing and develop new tools,” said Andrew Ernest, a professor and director of UA’s Environmental Institute. Sources: The Tuscaloosa News, WVUA News, WIAT CBS 42, The Crimson White