Honored to lead one of the @USGS Class of 2025 Powell Center Synthesis Working Groups - A global synthesis of flood impacts: Understanding the country-level vulnerability and causes
@CCNYGroveSchool@CityCollegeNY@GC_CUNY@CUNY@crest_institute
https://t.co/EVaiaQhrrp
Join the @crest_institute for the second event under its #D4Series on July 15, 2024 at @CityCollegeNY; #seminar on deciphering the role of human-induced #climatechange in flooding in India and its impact by Dr. Arpita Mondal. RSVP to attend: https://t.co/lWstYiH5Sv. See you!
Interested in a postdoc on climate-health initiative at NC State? Applicants with PhD in public health & policy having strong skills in statistical & machine learning modeling are encouraged to contact with CV, statement & publications. Will be happy to discuss further at AGU.
Our research on compound flood hazards is published in @theAGU GRL. We develop the first-of-its-kind continental portfolio risk estimates at the 10- and 100-year return levels using a non-parametric copula.
@CityCollegeNY@doescience@NasserNajibi@upmanu
https://t.co/tYevSffNlP
In our effort to study urban floods, we present a review of the trends in urban flood modeling, highlighting the modern computationally-efficient hydraulic-hydrological models and the increasing use of AI/ML models
@CityCollegeNY@NOAACESSRST@doescience
https://t.co/nwHRnYAgjk
Great week of intellectual exertion at the Budyko Synthesis Working Group meeting on flood attribution and damage synthesis. Thanks to USGS Powell Center for the support.
Budyko Synthesis Working group meeting @usgsJWP; Flood Attribution and damage synthesis. Great team, great enthusiasm and good times with students, postdocs and early career scientists. @realDevineni@NasserNajibi. Thanks to @usgsJWP @lklautz for the support.
Great week of intellectual exertion at the Budyko Synthesis Working Group meeting on flood attribution and damage synthesis. Thanks to USGS Powell Center for the support.
Our research on understanding the scaling laws of floods is published in @theAGU WRR. We present new scaling models to examine how catchment properties and precipitation pattern govern floods across the US
#floods@doescience@CityCollegeNY@NasserNajibi
https://t.co/bWo5cUKPSd
Hearty Congratulations to Dr.@upmanu for receiving the 2023 ASCE Ven Te Chow Award! The Ven Te Chow Award was established to recognize lifetime achievement in the field of hydrologic engineering.
Our research on modeling spatial fields of extreme precipitation is published in @EGU_HESS. We present a hierarchical Bayesian model for extreme fields that could then be used in urban hydrologic risk analysis.
@upmanu@CityCollegeNY@columbiawater
https://t.co/L5bCGFf6iI
Hearty congratulations to Upmanu Lall (@upmanu ), who is this year's Walter Langbein Lecture.
Congratulations to all the AGU award winners!
https://t.co/d0qnIxVAzD
Thank you for the shout-out @DasMaitreyi!
Priceless yet undervalued, water remains at the heart of climate change solutions.
My article on #ValuingWater and adapting to increasing variability in an unequal world:
https://t.co/NIiD4lCV1A
In their #OpenAccess paper in @EarthsFutureEiC, Dyreson et al. (2022) use a highly-resolved Western US power systems model to explore how the grid's sensitivity to drought and heat could change with increasing penetration of variable renewable energy.
https://t.co/1NS7m8m1S6
In our recent article in @ElsevierConnect Computers, Environment and Urban Systems Journal, we evaluate @nyc311 street flooding complaints. We analyze socio-econ factors to detect reporting biases in this crowdsourcing platform
@CityCollegeNY@NOAACESSRST
https://t.co/Af6U43bAtg