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Water Use and Data Research
Posted
4/26/18
Assistance Listing Number
15.981
Overview
Grant Opportunities
12
Grant Awards
71
Federal Agency
US Geological Survey
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G17AC00323
NEVADA DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES METERS DATABASE UPDATE AND EXPANSION FOR THE STATE OF NEVADA
Nevada Department Of Conservation And Natural Resources
Cooperative Agreement
$41.7k
8/1/17
7/6/20
G17AC00321
ESTIMATING AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION WATER USE AND EFFICIENCY IN MONTANA
Montana Dept Of Natural Resources & Conservation
Cooperative Agreement
$37.1k
8/1/17
5/7/19
G21AC10465
OREGON 2021 WUDR PROJECT FOR DEVELOPING IRRIGATION WATER USE AND EFFICIENCY ESTIMATES FOR THE STATE OF OREGON.
Department Of Water Resources Oregon
Cooperative Agreement
$134.0k
9/30/21
4/12/24
G17AC00011
DEVELOPMENT OF WEB BASED WATER USE REPORT DATA VIEWERS TO SUPPORT PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION'S WATER USE DATA PROGRAM
Pennsylvania Department Of Environmental Protection
Cooperative Agreement
$46.1k
11/1/16
5/9/19
G18AC00186
WUDR-MAINE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Conservation & Forestry. Maine Department Of Agriculture
Cooperative Agreement
$40.9k
9/30/18
12/30/22
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Notice of Intent
Notice of Intent
USGS-18-FA-0265
Department of the Interior
9/25/18
9/12/18
USGS Water Use Data and Research Program Announcement for Fiscal Year 2022, Round 2
The Water Availability and Use Science Program (WAUSP) of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is offering a two-year cooperative agreement opportunity to State water resource agencies that collect water-use data to participate in the Water Use Data and Research (WUDR) program. This funding opportunity is to support State Water Resource agencies in the collection and reporting of water-use data for the WUDR program, and to address the Department of Interior's Secretarial Priorities.Legal authority for this opportunity is provided under Public Law 111-11, Subtitle F-SECURE Water: Section 9508 "National Water Availability and Use Assessment Program." The USGS WUDR program will provide 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 and/or estimated by States. The Act requires that these State Water Resource agencies make water-use or availability datasets resulting from this funding opportunity available in a machine-readable open format that the USGS can integrate with appropriate datasets maintained by the USGS.The USGS National Water Use Science Project uses various scientific approaches to understand the Nation's water use. USGS has produced national estimates of the use of water since 1950, in five-year reports. These water-use estimates provide a historical and current account of how water is used for various water-use categories by applying statistical and scientific methods. This work is critical for a full understanding of the availability, quality, timing, and use of the water resources that are needed to meet the water demands of the Nation. The WUDR cooperative agreements provide financial assistance to State Agencies to assemble various water-use information. The water-use information is needed by all water managers and the general public to develop a complete understanding of how water is used for different categories of use (such as irrigation, or public supply). The WUDR program also supports the Department of the Interior's Secretarial priorities by enabling water managers, primarily State Water Resource Agencies, to monitor current conditions, and be able to plan and avoid future water conflicts that may result from changes in the environment.The USGS National Water Use Science Project is operated in Water Science Centers located in all 50 States, Territories and District of Columbia. Water-use data are collected in each of these areas via collaboration with State and other Federal Agencies, Tribes, water authorities, county and local communities, corporations, academic and the private sector. The USGS builds relationships through data collection, collaborations on scientific studies, and interpretive reports via collaboration and communication between water-use scientists in USGS offices throughout the U.S. WUDR cooperative agreements address the Department of the Interior's Secretarial Priorities to enhance the collection, availability, quality and distribution of important water-use data, as well as improve communication between the U.S. Department of the Interior and State natural resource offices and water authorities.Examples of projects that have been previously funded are USGS Water-Use Data and Research Program.
G22AS00311
Department of the Interior US Geological Survey
6/3/22
5/4/22
Notice of Intent
Notice of Intent
USGS-18-FA-0266
Department of the Interior
9/25/18
9/12/18
2017 Water Use Data and Research
The Water Availability and Use Science Program (WAUSP) of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is offering a two-year cooperative agreement opportunity to State water resource agencies that collect water use data to participate in the Water Use Data and Research (WUDR) program. This funding opportunity is to support State Water Resource agencies in the collection and reporting of water use data for the WUDR program.
G17AS00032
Department of the Interior
4/18/17
2/15/17
2019 Water Use Data and Research Program
2019 Water Use Data and Research Program
G19AS00008
Department of the Interior
5/31/19
3/22/19