Christopher Shuler

My scientific projects focus on hydrology, groundwater sustainability, flood prediction, water quality, and climate adaptation, with an emphasis on Hawaiʻi and American Samoa. I develop monitoring systems, probabilistic models, and geospatial tools to improve water resource management, drought resilience, and wastewater planning. My work integrates machine learning, hydroinformatics, and remote sensing to support decision-making and environmental protection. Key efforts include groundwater salinity monitoring, flood prediction systems, cesspool replacement planning, and building data portals to enhance data accessibility. I also prioritize stakeholder engagement, training resource managers, and translating research into actionable strategies for long-term sustainability.