Resources
AGCI makes publicly accessible thousands of video presentations, research publications, and other resources from our workshops and projects. Use the search and filter options below to explore the resource library.
From Field to Film: Measuring “missing snow”
Go deeper on the science from the film and how it influences forecasts and drought planning.
Learning and collaboration at 12,000 feet: AGCI leads soil moisture research campaign on Colorado’s Independence Pass
How well does soil moisture data from a single station represent the complex alpine landscape around it? This past summer, AGCI set out to answer that question through one of our largest soil moisture field research campaigns to date.
Reducing uncertainty: Plants, climate, and the future of water availability
Researchers around the globe have been investigating the relationship between terrestrial water availability and plants, but more work is needed to integrate knowledge and data across different scales and diverse bodies of knowledge.
A Collaborative, In Situ, Mountain Hydrology NASA Test Bed
Beginning as snowmelt from Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, the Colorado River—often called the Lifeline of the West— supplies water to over 40 million people in seven…
Understanding global change challenges: Vanishing ice
AGCI spoke with glaciologist Dr. Heïdi Sevestre, about the speed and scale of vanishing ice as a global change issue, and the critical need to make the science of vanishing ice accessible and relevant to policymakers.
AGCI releases guidebook on soil moisture data for the Roaring Fork Watershed
The Guidebook utilizes data from AGCI’s soil moisture monitoring network in the Roaring Fork Watershed to explore how and when soil moisture data can inform water supply planning.