Data-driven consulting at the intersection of hydrology, policy, and technology.
Explore Our WorkIntegrated water expertise from data collection through policy implementation.
Streamflow modeling, watershed characterization, and water budget assessments grounded in regional hydrology.
Automated ingestion, processing, and visualization of hydrologic and water quality data for real-time decision-making.
TMDL development, water rights analysis, and permit support aligned with state and federal frameworks.
Interactive platforms built to surface the data that matters.
To Come: Real-time and historical streamflow data across the Columbia River Basin with trend analysis and exceedance tracking.
View DashboardTo Come: Snow water equivalent monitoring across Pacific Northwest SNOTEL sites with seasonal comparisons and forecasting.
View DashboardTo Come: Aggregated water quality metrics for monitored tributaries, with parameter breakdowns and compliance status.
View DashboardSelected work at the intersection of water science and practical outcomes.
Developing a seasonal streamflow prediction model for irrigation districts in the Columbia River Gorge, integrating SNOTEL snowpack data with historical flow records to improve water allocation timing and reduce curtailment risk.
Read MoreBuilt an automated compliance monitoring dashboard for a coalition of municipalities tracking temperature, sediment, and nutrient loading against Total Maximum Daily Load targets across tributaries.
Read MoreWith over fifteen years working deeply across water silos at all levels, Adapt Water bridges the gap between raw data and actionable water management decisions. Our work spans federal and state regulatory frameworks, real-time monitoring systems, and stakeholder-driven planning processes.
We specialize in turning complex hydrologic datasets into clear, defensible analysis—whether that means building a custom dashboard for a watershed council or developing streamflow forecasts for agricultural allocations.
Every engagement is rooted in scientific rigor, regional expertise, and a commitment to sustainable water management in a changing world.