Through interaction with other University institutes and research centers, the Center for Water Supply Studies can assemble a diverse multidisciplinary scientific team to address complex water problems and issues.

GIS: Geographic Information Systems capabilities exist to display and analyze spatially-distributed hydrologic data.

Computer Modeling: Expertise in numerous computer models for groundwater, bacteria loading, erosion, neural network models, etc.

Geophysics: Expertise and equipment to perform geoelectromagnetic studies with the Center's EM31 and Strategem EH4.

Field Studies: Field based work for surface and subsurface investigations is a strong component of research conducted through the Center.

Education: Programs which lead to the degree of Bachelor and Master of Science in Environmental Science permit students to specialize in the study of water-supply issues. Continuing education meets the needs of local industry, and individuals seeking career advancement.

Conservation: Expertise is available to design, implement, and evaluate experimental water-conservation equipment and programs.