text: Yo, check it out, we talkin' 'bout water resources,
  Gotta gather data, understandin' human-water interactions, of course.
  Integrative research, we need datasets wide and far,
  To make informed decisions, breakin' it down, no matter who you are.
  
  But in transboundary watersheds, it's a real tough game,
  Cross-disciplinary and multinational, data ain't the same.
  Different sources, formats, content, and even language,
  It's a challenge we face, tryin' to bridge that damage.
  
  So listen up, 'cause we got a solution in place,
  Introducin' a geodatabase that can keep up the pace.
  In the Rio Grande/Río Bravo basin, it's a revolution,
  Transcendin' boundaries, breakin' all the confusion.
  
  One-forty-five GIS layers, that's what we got,
  Water & Land Governance, Hydrology, a whole lot.
  Water use, Hydraulic Infrastructures, Socio-Economics,
  Biophysical Environment, all covered, no gimmicks.
  
  Data collected from public sources, open-access is key,
  Processin' it with ArcGIS, so you know it's free.
  And we document it all, FGCD metadata standard,
  Organized and ready, nothin' here is random.
  
  We bringin' it all together, synthesizin' the facts,
  Mappin' public and private water governance, that's the impact.
  Advancin' interdisciplinary research, breakin' new ground,
  For the RGB and beyond, this approach is profound.
  
  Our goal is clear, replicable compilation for all,
  Transboundary watersheds, standin' tall.
  Fosterin' collaboration, sustainable resource management,
  Together we can make a change, that's the ultimate testament.