The H2I (Hydrology & Hydroinformatics Innovation) Lab
Research Areas
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Our GoalWe tend to apply an integrated hydrologic + informatic (=hydroinformatic) approach for large-scale ecosystem modeling, management, and resilience studies, aiming at a Next-generation Geoscience paradigm. To achieve this goal, we conduct both science-based and practice-oriented research in collaborations with stakeholders and some of the leading scientists in the field. Learn more
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Latest Publications
October 15, 2021
Our recent paper in Nature Scientific Data is the first to show how humans are altering natural floodplains in the Mississippi River Basin. Read our article here
Our recent paper in Nature Scientific Data is the first to show how humans are altering natural floodplains in the Mississippi River Basin. Read our article here
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September 3, 2021
In our Environmental Research Letters paper, we talk about how to improve global flood and drought hazards predictions by integrating non-floodplain wetlands into earth system models. Read our article here
In our Environmental Research Letters paper, we talk about how to improve global flood and drought hazards predictions by integrating non-floodplain wetlands into earth system models. Read our article here
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Latest News
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June 18, 2022
Our latest NASA project on predicting nation's water quality was featured in this TV news! The H2I Lab will lead a data-model interoperability experiment geared towards next-generation water quality remote sensing mission. |
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June 9, 2022
Our paper on "Flood Susceptibility of Critical Infrastructure in U.S. Cities" received the ASCE Best Paper Award at the World Environmental and Water Resources Congress.
June 5, 2022
PhD student Krutik Patel starts a summer research position as the NOAA National Water Center Innovators Program Fellow. He will work on improved floodplain and channel representation in hydrologic models. See the Linkedin news here.
May 15, 2022
Undergraduate Research Assistant Itohaosa Isibor has been named as the recipient of the Texas A&M University, Kingsville Honors College Distinguished Student Award. Her research on global floodplain alterations led to this highly competitive recognition.
January 9, 2022
Our work to develop a new water quality modeling framework has been featured by NASA Earth Information System. This is the first framework capable of using Earth Observations for modeling human impacts on water pollution across continental-scales. See NASA's story map here
October 5, 2021
The H2I Lab has been awarded a new federal grant by the United States Department of the Interior-Bureau of Reclamation. Dr. Rajib is the sole Principal Investigator of this project.
Click here for all other news and updates!
Our paper on "Flood Susceptibility of Critical Infrastructure in U.S. Cities" received the ASCE Best Paper Award at the World Environmental and Water Resources Congress.
June 5, 2022
PhD student Krutik Patel starts a summer research position as the NOAA National Water Center Innovators Program Fellow. He will work on improved floodplain and channel representation in hydrologic models. See the Linkedin news here.
May 15, 2022
Undergraduate Research Assistant Itohaosa Isibor has been named as the recipient of the Texas A&M University, Kingsville Honors College Distinguished Student Award. Her research on global floodplain alterations led to this highly competitive recognition.
January 9, 2022
Our work to develop a new water quality modeling framework has been featured by NASA Earth Information System. This is the first framework capable of using Earth Observations for modeling human impacts on water pollution across continental-scales. See NASA's story map here
October 5, 2021
The H2I Lab has been awarded a new federal grant by the United States Department of the Interior-Bureau of Reclamation. Dr. Rajib is the sole Principal Investigator of this project.
Click here for all other news and updates!
