Mohamad Hamze Product Owner at BWI
explains evapotranspiration 🌿💧, showing how measuring it ensures efficient irrigation & optimal water management for crops.

Jeremy Fain (CEO) explains virtual vs. ground stations 🌍, highlighting their differences in hydrological monitoring & water resource management.

Anil Kumar Khanal (BWI) explains how data quality ensures accurate hydrological forecasts, highlighting practices for reliable environmental monitoring.

Mohamad Hamze (BWI) explains how to assess crop water needs 🌱 in arid regions, ensuring healthy growth and sustainable irrigation practices.

Mohamad Hamze (BWI) explains irrigation challenges in arid regions, from water scarcity to harsh soils, and how innovation improves efficiency.

Piotr Stepnicki (BWI) outlines hydrological data, showing its value for agriculture, infrastructure, insurance & environmental management sectors.

Anil Kumar Khanal at BWI explains why near real-time hydrological data is crucial for informed decision-making, risk management & climate resilience.

Jeremy Fain (BWI) introduces BWInsights 🎥, showcasing behind-the-scenes innovation & data-driven work shaping BWI’s positive impact.

At the 12th World General Assembly of the International Network of Basin Organizations (INBO), BWI had the privilege of joining global leaders in water resource management to discuss one of the most pressing challenges of our time: climate-resilient basin management. Held in Bordeaux, France, this event not only marked INBO’s 30th anniversary but also offered an invaluable opportunity to learn from experts and engage in meaningful dialogue on innovative solutions for sustainable water practices.

River discharge and water level are closely linked, with water level determining the river’s cross-sectional area and flow velocity, both of which influence discharge. This relationship, captured by stage-discharge curves, is crucial for flood forecasting, water management, and river engineering.