Global Water Issues

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Global Water Issues

Gravity Anomaly of Texas, 2002 – 2012 Normal In 2011, we lost 100 Km 3 of water or 70 Lake Travis’s Measuring Gravity Anomaly from Space (GRACE) Force of gravity responds to changes in water volume Water is really heavy! 2

GRACE and Texas Reservoir Water Storage Surface Water Reservoirs In 2011 we lost 9 Km 3 of water from reservoirs Grace Satellites Surface water reservoir storage is closely correlated with the GRACE data In 2011 we lost 100 Km 3 of water overall Normal 3

Soil Water In Texas Soil Texture Map First meter of Texas soil contains 11 cm of soil water and soil air Soil Wetness Index Solid Particles Soil Water Soil Air Oven Dry Saturated Soil water system has 78 Km 3 of water storage capacity in top 1m of soil 4

GRACE and Soil Water Levels Grace Satellites Soil water levels are also correlated with the GRACE data Normal We lost 25 Km 3 of water from top 1m of soil In 2011 we lost 100 Km 3 of water overall 5