A personal workshop for California water data.
Live dashboards, media analysis, and AI-assisted research tools, built and maintained as a private project for a small circle of subscribers.
conciseVerbosity is a personal site. The dashboards here draw on terabytes of California water and agriculture data, spanning on-farm water use efficiency to international trade, and use a customized set of multiplexed AI agents to process everything from media coverage to streamflow records. The tools exist because I use them daily; access for others is limited, and the full dashboards are fully subscribed at present.
Nothing here is a commercial product. It is a working laboratory: releases change, modules go offline for rebuilds, and features appear when they are ready. Please excuse the mess.
Agriculture, Water, and Technology nerd. Chief Operating Officer of the California Farm Water Coalition, with dual background in technology and agriculture. With more than 20 years in California water, including serving as Executive Director of the California Irrigation Institute, and Assistant Executive Director of the AWMC. My experience runs from regulation development to on-farm water efficiency.
conciseVerbosity is a personal project; the views and tools here are independent and unaffiliated with the organizations I serve.
The free tier, updated continuously. A small selection my most frequently viewed data feeds.
If you're a reporter working a water or agriculture story, feel free to get in touch through the email link below. I am glad to help reporters find the number, the history, or the context a story needs, and I can usually pull it quickly. The tools here are a small sampling of the available resources, open to use with no login required.
If you're not a reporter working a water or agriculture story, have a look- then let me know what tools would be useful to your daily work!
How much water grows one strawberry, one melon, one almond. California versus the global average, per unit.
Open the lookup →Plain-language fact sheets for 98 California crops, with gallons-per-serving translated into relatable volumes.
Browse the sheets →Every groundwater sustainability agency and basin in the state, with SGMA priority coloring and context layers.
Explore the map →Delta surplus outflow beyond regulatory requirements against pumping capacity and reservoir storage: how much abundant water could have been stored.
See the numbers →A daily food tracker, recipe calculator, crop lookup, and import scenarios, built on published footprint data.
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