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Hydrography/Hypsography Integration

Hydrography/Hypsography integration, aka Hydro/hypso, involves combining information about water (hydro) and elevation (hypso) to study how water moves across different landscapes.

It helps scientists understand where water flows, accumulates, and how it shapes the land. This helps scientists figure out how to manage water resources and predict flooding or erosion.

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2025 CEGIS Annual Research Meeting

The Center of Excellence for Geospatial Information Science (CEGIS) was proud to host the 2025 CEGIS Annual Research Meeting July 22-24, 2025. The annual research meeting is a special occasion to celebrate our accomplishments, explore ongoing projects, and foster collaboration for future endeavors. This year's gathering featured a broad range of presentations from our researchers and their...
2025 CEGIS Annual Research Meeting

2025 CEGIS Annual Research Meeting

The Center of Excellence for Geospatial Information Science (CEGIS) was proud to host the 2025 CEGIS Annual Research Meeting July 22-24, 2025. The annual research meeting is a special occasion to celebrate our accomplishments, explore ongoing projects, and foster collaboration for future endeavors. This year's gathering featured a broad range of presentations from our researchers and their...
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Hydrography/hypsography integration

Hydrography/Hypsography integration, aka Hydro/hypso, involves combining information about water (hydro) and elevation (hypso) to study how water moves across different landscapes. It helps scientists understand where water flows, accumulates, and how it shapes the land. This helps scientists figure out how to manage water resources and predict flooding or erosion.
Hydrography/hypsography integration

Hydrography/hypsography integration

Hydrography/Hypsography integration, aka Hydro/hypso, involves combining information about water (hydro) and elevation (hypso) to study how water moves across different landscapes. It helps scientists understand where water flows, accumulates, and how it shapes the land. This helps scientists figure out how to manage water resources and predict flooding or erosion.
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