Partners

The Center for Research on Environment & Water depends upon cooperative efforts to further global knowledge of Earths' water and energy cycle. Some of the organizations officially partnered with CREW are:

• NASAs Energy and Watercycle Study describes research projects and new opportunities to better understand the global energy and watercycle relationship.
• Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science which receives support from the National Science Foundation to develop infrastructure and services for the advancement of hydrologic science and education in the United States.
• SAHRA whose mission is to identify critical stakeholder-relevant knowledge gaps and conduct basin-focused multidisciplinary research to fill them; and to convey what is known and what is being learned to improve water management and policy.
• USDA/ARS which hosts a number of projects benefitting humankind via agricultural management practices.
• Global Water System Project seeks to understand how humans are changing the global water cycle.
• The NCAR Water Cycle Across Scales initiative focuses on improving predictions from water environment modelling.
• The Global Energy and Water Cycle Experiment has links to data sets as well as publications and related resources.
• The Water and Energy Cycle page describes the overall cycle of water and its relationship with energy, specifically that from the sun.
• ESIP (Federation of Earth Science Information Partners) A unique consortium of more than 90 organizations ranging from government and nonprofit organizations to commercial enterprises, that collect, interpret and develop applications for remotely sensed Earth observation information.