Agencies represented… Alabama Dept of Environmental Management Alabama Office of Water Resources Auburn University City of LaGrange, GA Flint River Water.

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Agencies represented… Alabama Dept of Environmental Management Alabama Office of Water Resources Auburn University City of LaGrange, GA Flint River Water Policy Ctr Georgia Environmental Protection Division Golder & Associates Harris County, GA Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Ctr MeadWestvaco Corporation Middle Chattahoochee Water Coalition NOAA University of Alabama – Huntsville University of Georgia Southeast Climate Consortium Southeast Indigenous Peoples’ Center US Army Corps of Engineers USGS

Key Issues – Middle Chattahoochee and Flint Goal: Prioritize and design the NIDIS Early Warning System pilot over the next two years for the ACF Basin Key Issue Areas Data Gaps – Need to better understand what critical information is missing and most efficient way to collect and disseminate Groundwater Measurements – real-time vs. monthly vs. yearly reporting Modeling (i.e. surface water – ground water interactions) Assessing aquifer conditions and impacts of demands Future assessments (population growth, etc) Gaps between the current and future demands Soil moisture measurements Surface water/Reservoir information Reservoir stage with historical context Estimate of when the reservoir will run out Index for local vulnerability

Key Issues (Continued) Threatened and Endangered (T&E) Species Habitat requirements Mussels: high-diversity of endemic species in the lower Flint Sensitive indicators of stream degradation Populations are declining and becoming isolated US Army Corps of Engineers The Corps wants 2-way data sharing Ultimately everyone relies on what the Corps does Does the Corps have the best information to make their decisions? Better inflow numbers Withdrawal information (the Corps knows what they release and have measurements downstream, but what happens in between?) Better QPF

Key Issues (Continued) Forecast Issues Agreement on the value of forecasts from 2 weeks to 3 months Further out valuable but limited ability of the science (although general tendencies would be of some benefit in understanding tendencies) Need to be sensitive to specific seasonal decision points Ag: Crop planting windows Crop insurance windows (typically February) Challenges Litigation (Water Wars) ACF Basin Manual Update State vs. federal roles Common standards and definitions for impacts Can we use this pilot effort with current La Nina conditions?