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Open Data: California’s Water Records Should Be Made Public

July 30, 2014/

Making California’s water records available to a wider range of scientists and civil engineers could have a profound effect on how the state keeps from completely drying up.

by MIKE MONTGOMERY AND BRIAN PURCHIA

Full Story: http://www.govtech.com/data/Open-Data-Californias-Water-Records-Should-Be-Made-Public.html

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