Authors:
@malenaoa.bsky.social , S. Zipper, H. C. Shin,
@jilldeines.bsky.social, N. P. Hendricks, J. J. Allen, G. C. Bohling, B. Golden, B. W. Griggs, S. Lauer, C. Lin, L. T. Marston, M. R. Sanderson, S. M. Smith, D. O. Whittemore, B. B. Wilson, D. J. Yu, Q. C. Yu & J. J. Butler Jr.

This paper is the product of an incredible collaboration across multiple disciplines—hydrologists, economists, policymakers, and local experts—all working together to ensure the sustainability of our water resources.

🔗 Link to the paper: doi.org/10.1038/s418...

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Authors: ChungYi_Lin, @malenaoa.bsky.social, Sameer Dhakal, Sam Zipper, and Landon Marston

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Lin, C.-Y., Orduna Alegria, M. E., Dhakal, S., Zipper, S., & Marston, L. (2024). PyCHAMP: A crop-hydrological-agent modeling platform for groundwater management.
Environmental Modelling & Software, 181, 106187. doi.org/10.1016/j.en...

Whether you're a researcher, policymaker, or water manager, PyCHAMP could be the key to more effective groundwater management strategies, combining the best of environmental and socio-economic modeling. 5/5

In our case study of the Sheridan 6 Local Enhanced Management Area, PyCHAMP demonstrated its potential by accurately modeling human-water interactions, showing that farmer behavior often drives outcomes more than environmental factors. 4/5

Why does this matter? With increasing pressure on water resources from climate change and population growth, understanding and managing these human-water systems is crucial. PyCHAMP helps simulate real-world scenarios, providing insights that can guide sustainable practices. 3/5

Introducing PyCHAMP: a Python-based open-source platform designed for simulating agro-hydrological systems. Our model captures the dynamic feedbacks between farmers' decisions and groundwater levels, offering a powerful tool for researchers and policymakers alike. 2/5

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