Author Description
Harry Seely has more than twenty years of experience in agricultural and water resource economic analysis. He holds a M.S. in natural resource and agricultural economics from Oregon State University and a B.S. in economics from Pacific Lutheran University. Over the last decade, Harry has applied mathematical programming and econometric analysis techniques to estimate the value of water. He has also developed a variety of economic models as part of interdisciplinary teams to assess the regional economic costs and benefits of water quality, development, and reallocation projects throughout the West. Harry is currently applying economic analysis approaches to estimate the economic value of water for storage feasibility studies in California.
