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Global Hydrologists Awards This paper presents a computationally-efficient model that predicts the physical conditions of coastal lagoons to inform management decisions. The model advances previous approaches by leveraging long-term datasets measured across multiple sites. Globally, communities in the vicinity of coastal lagoons must balance people-serving and ecology-serving management activities, which are complex and not aligned. Visit Our Website : hydrologists.net Nomination link : hydrologists.net/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcategory=Awardee Contact us : contact@hydrologists.net #Sciencefather #researchawards #researcher #doctors #teachers #professor #phd #hydrology, #water, #science, #nature, #research, #geology, #marinebiology,and #biology, #satelliteimage, #googleearth, #raingauge, #soilmoisturesensor, #solarenergy, #weatherstation

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