Improving Water Resiliency at Military Installations: Addressing Deficiencies through Demand Estimation Planning Tools, Courses of Action Review, and Climate Change Risk Assessment Factors
Clint B. Smith(United States Army), Luisa I. Feliciano-Cruz(United States Army), Damarys Acevedo-Acevedo(United States Army), Lauren Melendez(United States Army), Michael P. Duczynski(United States Army), Susan R. Wolters(United States Army), Noah Garfinkle(United States Army), John L. Vavrin(U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center), Lora L. Johnson(Geospatial Research (United Kingdom)), Emma L. Smith(U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center), Victor F. Medina(New Mexico State University), Edith Martínez-Guerra(United States Army)
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