Indiana Water Resources Research Center
Established under the authority of the Water Resources Research Act.
Advancing Water Science for a Sustainable Future
The Indiana Water Resources Research Center (IWRRC) is one of 54 Water Resources Research Institutes established under the authority of the Water Resources Research Act. Each of the 50 states, plus the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Guam have institutes housed at their land grant university that receive annual base funding through the U.S. Geological Survey to support competent research, train future water scientists, and disseminate research results to water managers and the public.
Collaborating for Innovative Water Solutions in Indiana
The mission of the IWRRC is to coordinate the intellectual and physical resources of Indiana’s universities, state agencies, and industries to resolve technical, economic, and other problems associated with water resources management, use, and preservation. The IWWRC supports research by administering the section 104B program for the state of Indiana.
Ongoing Projects & Resources
Current Projects
These projects focus on addressing Indiana’s unique water challenges through applied and basic research.
Webinars
Covering a wide range of subjects, including water quality, conservation, and management practices, providing insights from experts in the field.
Indiana Water Resources
Find information on Indiana’s water resources, including real-time data and monitoring for floods and droughts.