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Riley Post, a PhD student in civil and environmental engineering and research assistant at IIHR, explains how better forecasting can reduce flooding and improve reservoir management.
The Iowa Flood Center at the University of Iowa was awarded $1 million to expand flood and drought monitoring, watershed management, and forecasting services in Eastern Iowa through Congress’s Community Project Funding.
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The Iowa Flood Center is helping build a more flood-resilient Iowa with science-based information and research.
This watershed infographic illustrates the breadth and depth of IIHR’s work, which spans the entire hydrologic cycle, from precipitation to groundwater and everything in between. Check out an interactive version!
The Iowa Geological Survey provides important geologic information on the state’s resources, environmental protection, and economic development.
The Iowa Superfund Research Program (ISRP) is a global leader in the study of polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, which have dangerous effects on human health.
The Iowa Water Quality Information System (IWQIS) allows access to real-time water-quality data and information.
IIHR serves clients with practical experience and in-house modeling expertise (physical and computational), as well as field data collection.
