Atlas of the Water-from-Air Resource for California

A fascinating month-by-month and site-by-site examination of an invisible water resource that has the potential for filling some of California's drinking-water supply needs.

The audience for this atlas is the water-from-air industry community, water resource administrators, elected officials, and the interested public. This atlas is also of interest to engineers and technicians in the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) industry because the local water vapour density represents the latent portion of the cooling load attributable to outdoor air for HVAC equipment at the site. (45 pages)