your groundwater bank account), is highly undesirable. • Extreme consequences of overdraft (e.g., land subsidence, arsenic leeching, well failure) are hard to undo. • Data and models can provide risk mitigation and decision support. • Data from next generation monitoring networks are providing real- time risk mitigation and decision support TODAY in many basins around California.
al., What If California’s Drought Continues? (PPIC, 2015), Figure 3, using data through 2009 from the California Department of Water Resources and author estimates thereafter.
well casings, bridges, highways • Arsenic released from clays (Smith S., Knight R., and Fendorf S., 2018) Land subsidence along the Delta-Mendota Canal in the northern part of the San Joaquin Valley, California, 2003-10: USGS Scientific Investigations Report 2013–5142
your groundwater bank account), is highly undesirable. • Extreme consequences of overdraft (e.g., land subsidence, arsenic leeching, well failure) are hard to undo. • Data and models can provide risk mitigation and decision support. • Data from next generation monitoring networks are providing real- time risk mitigation and decision support TODAY in many basins around California.