CrowdHydrology featured in the Iowa City Press-Citizen. A University of Iowa researcher is hoping that the same tactic that sustains Wikipedia and helps trendy businesses think up new designs and campaigns will help him collect water level data. UI assistant geoscience professor Adam Ward is turning to crowdsourcing to collect data on three points in Johnson County....

CrowdHydrology was mentioned on Michigan Public Radio, during a segment of the Environmental Report. If you’ve ever wanted to get involved in science but thought it sounded like a lot of work, now all you have to do is send a text. Chris Lowry is an assistant professor of geology at the University at Buffalo. He’s the co-creator of CrowdHydrology. You can think of...

CrowdHydrology featured on website Innovation Trail for efforts in Upstate New York. Mobile technology has created some new opportunities for citizen scientists to play an active part in research, especially with tighter budgets. Now a nationwide project is enlisting the public to gather up-to-date information on water levels. If you walk through the trails of Tifft...