Welcome to the Synthesis Project Website
Welcome to the web home for the NSF-funded research project “Water Cycle Dynamics in a Changing Environment: Advancing Hydrologic Science through Synthesis,” based within the Center for Water as a Complex Environmental System and the Institute for Sustainability of Intensively Managed Landscapes at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. This page is designed to inform the scientific community, and society-at-large about the purpose, objectives and impacts for this project, as well as the people and research centers involved.
This page will be continually updated with more information as the project moves forward. So, be sure to bookmark this page, and check back frequently!
For an updated listing of activities presently scheduled and ongoing for this project, click the the Activities link at the left.
For a listing of reports and documents available in association with this project, click the Reports link at the left.
A cybercollaboratory, hosted by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, for project participants is available.
Hydrologic Synthesis Project Coordinator Advertisement
The Center for Water as a Complex Environmental System and the Institute for Sustainability of Intensively Managed Landscapes seek a Hydrologic Synthesis Project Coordinator. A description of the position and the associated duties and qualifications may be found here.
Individual Project Information
Information about each of the five separate synthesis projects may be accessed by clicking on the appropriate project link at the Activities page.
Summer Opportunities for Students and Post-Docs
The University of New Hampshire synthesis group is hosting a series of Summer Institutes. Click here for more information.
From the University of Illinois to the nation and the world . . .
This synthesis project involves researchers from institutions throughout the United States and the world.

Website updated: March 28, 2008