January 2025:
We received a new major grant from FEMA/NJOEM in collaboration with Professor Jie Gong that will focus on harnessing the power of remote sensing, AI, flood sensor networks, and hydrological science to improve the state-of-the-art in flood prediction and mitigation, making New Jersey more resilient to future flood hazards. What an exciting way to start 2025!
December 2024:
November 2024:
LEARNING AND CLIMATE DATA AT THE GLOBAL SCALE". She did a fantastic job and she is now Dr. Rasheed...congratulations Zimeena!!!
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December 2022:
i) Future Changes of Hydrological Extremes in High Mountain Asia ( Araujo et al.)
ii) Impact of climate change on streamflow magnitude and characteristics in High Mountain Asia (Nair et al.)
iii) Satellite-based flood inundation mapping: A multi-regional evaluation of VIIRS and SAR products (Nikolopoulos et al.)
iv) Flood frequency estimation at global scale: Exploring the power of machine learning combined with satellite precipitation estimates (Rasheed et al.)
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Dec. 2021:
Anju Nair gave two oral presentations at AGU regarding her research work on High Mountain Asia entitled 1) "Evaluation of Satellite and Reanalysis Data for Simulating Streamflow in Glacierized Catchments in the Himalayas" and 2) "Quantification of the Changes in Streamflow and its Components over the Last 70 years using Long-term Reanalysis Data in Glacierized Basins of Nepal". Nice work Anju!
Diogo Araujo presented at AGU his research work on precipitation extremes entitled "Linking Changes in Storm Characteristics with Changes in Precipitation Extremes". Great job Diogo!
Zimeena Rasheed presented at AGU her research work on post-fire debris flows entitled "Downscaled Precipitation Forecasts for Advancing Prediction of Post-Fire Debris Flows". Nice work Zimeena!
Amanda Allen defended successfully her MS thesis entitled "The impact of increasing flood frequency on flood inundation: a case study of the Little river in Florida" and graduated....congratulations Amanda! and best of luck in your new career.
Dr. Pramod Pandey joined our team as a postdoc and will be working on the NOAA funded project on satellite-based flood mapping. Welcome to the team Pramod!