- Basin-scale impacts of hydropower development on the Mompós Depression wetlands, Colombia
- An integrated assessment of water-energy and climate change in Sacramento, California: How strong is the nexus?
- A water resources model to explore the implications of energy alternatives in the southwestern U.S.
- Using economic and other performance measures to evaluate a municipal drought plan
- Simulating High Elevation Hydropower with Regional Climate Warming in the West Slope Sierra Nevada
Jack Sieber is a Senior Scientist and Technology Officer with SEI-US.
Jack develops computer-based tools to assist in long-range scenario planning, and working with researchers, policy makers and other stakeholders to help build a path to a sustainable future. Currently, his work focuses on integrated water resources planning at the watershed scale, with a special focus on the potential impacts of climate change.
Jack is the developer of WEAP, the Water Evaluation And Planning system, a leading integrated water resources planning tool used by hundreds of organizations worldwide.
Jack received an M.S. in Computer Science from Yale University in 1988.