The USGS Water-Use Data and Research (WUDR) program is pleased to announce the recipients of FY16 cooperative agreements. Awards were made to agencies in 18 States, for a total of $1.4M in funding.
| Department Name | Project Title |
|---|---|
| Alaska Department of Natural Resources | Alaska Statewide Water Use Program, Improve Data Collection, Quality Assurance, and Delivery of Water Use Data |
| Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control | Water Use Data and Research Cooperative Agreement FY2016 |
| Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois | Illinois State Water Survey, Illinois Water Inventory Program, USGS Water Use and Data Research Standards Development for Illinois |
| Indiana Department of Natural Resources | Proposed Actions to Utilize Funding through USGS 2016 WUDR to Improve SWWF Water Use Database for the State of Indiana |
| Kansas Department of Agriculture | 2016 USGS Water Use Grant Project Proposal for Kansas |
| Maine Geological Survey | Improving Agricultural Water Use Data in Maine |
| Minnesota Department of Natural Resources | Verify use types on older permits |
| Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality | USGS Water Use Data and Research Program FY2016 |
| Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation | Measuring and Estimating Public Supply Water Use in Montana with Public Water System Surveys |
| New Mexico Office of the State Engineer | New Mexico Irrigation Water Use Spatial Data Enhancement Project |
| North Dakota State Water Commission | Gauging Categories of Municipal Water Use Spatially Across North Dakota in Different Size Municipalities near the Bakken Region |
| North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality | A Project to Gather, Quality Control and Electronically Provide USGS with Updated Water Use and Available Data for the State of North Carolina |
| Oklahoma Water Resources Board | Implementation of Oklahoma Water-Use Data Enhancement Plan for Alignment with USGS Priorities for Baseline Standards |
| Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection | Development of Web Based Water Use Report Data Viewers to support Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's Water Use Data Program |
| Puerto Rico Department of Natural and Environmental Resources | Proposal for the Improvement of Water Use Data in Puerto Rico |
| Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation | Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Statewide Database Creation and Data Management for Water Withdrawals |
| Texas Water Development Board | Texas Water Use Data Workplan |
| Washington State Department of Ecology | WA State Metering Database Upgrade and Program Improvement for Water Use Collection & Reporting |
Below are related information links for the Water Use Data and Research Program
Water-Use Data and Research (WUDR) program
The USGS Water-Use Data and Research (WUDR) program provides financial assistance through cooperative agreements with State water resource agencies to improve the availability, quality, compatibility, and delivery of water-use data that is collected or estimated by States.
Water-Use Data and Research program: Proposals and awards
Water-Use Data and Research (WUDR) financial assistance is awarded in a competitive process each Federal Fiscal Year. The funding cycle begins with the WUDR Program Announcement being made available on Grants.gov. State water resources agencies can then prepare proposals for improving their water-use data under the priorities described in an approved workplan. All submitted proposals are reviewed...
Below are related information links for the Water Use Data and Research Program
Water-Use Data and Research (WUDR) program
The USGS Water-Use Data and Research (WUDR) program provides financial assistance through cooperative agreements with State water resource agencies to improve the availability, quality, compatibility, and delivery of water-use data that is collected or estimated by States.
Water-Use Data and Research program: Proposals and awards
Water-Use Data and Research (WUDR) financial assistance is awarded in a competitive process each Federal Fiscal Year. The funding cycle begins with the WUDR Program Announcement being made available on Grants.gov. State water resources agencies can then prepare proposals for improving their water-use data under the priorities described in an approved workplan. All submitted proposals are reviewed...