All hands on deck: Jay Famiglietti on NASA’s GRACE mission and the water crisis
Jay Famiglietti, ASU professor and former NASA water scientist, joins Distilled to explore how the GRACE satellite transformed our view of global groundwater loss.
In this episode of Distilled, host Will Sarni sits down with Henk Ovink, Executive Director of the Global Commission on the Economics of Water, to explore how people—not just technology—must be at the center of water solutions.
Join experts Dragan Savic (KWR), Maddy Zimmerman (SWAN), and Robert Bornhofen (DC Water) to explore how open platforms, digital marketplaces, and communities are shaping the future of smart water.
Join Dr. Alex Sinske (CTO, GLS Consulting), David Montero (Director of Customer Success, Qatium), and Tahseen Raymond (formerly Senior Engineer: Water Networks, George Municipality) as they dive into the story behind South Africa’s first digital water twin.
Jay Famiglietti, ASU professor and former NASA water scientist, joins Distilled to explore how the GRACE satellite transformed our view of global groundwater loss.
Water advocate and Co-Founder of Myzelio, Carolina García Arbeláez, joins Distilled, to discuss the power of storytelling in driving systemic change, the importance of civil society’s role in sustainability, and how she helps organizations stay within planetary boundaries.
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Newsha AjamiChief Strategy & Development Officer at Berkeley Lab
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Will SarniFounder & CEO of Water Foundry
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Open Water 2.0: Open platforms, Marketplaces & Community
Open Water 2.0 builds on the foundation of our first Open Water whitepaper, which explored the value of open data, open-source software, and open collaboration in the water sector. In this paper, we introduce three new critical drivers to the Open Water approach: Open platforms, Digital marketplaces and Communities in motion.
