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Nature Based Climate SolutionsFlood reduction and water quality mediation capacities of natural infrastructures are largely disregarded in conventional environmental modeling and management practices. We are filling this knowledge gap.
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Human Alterations of Natural FloodplainsWe are quantifying human alterations of natural floodplains in the world' major river basins. Our study is the first to discover a significant 35,000 square kilometers loss of natural floodplains in the Mississippi River Basin between 1941 and 2000.
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Large-scale Locally Relevant Flood ModelingThere is little practical value in a so-called large-scale flood model when that model disregards numerous small tributaries and produces data only for the major rivers. We made "large-scale yet locally relevant" flood predictions feasible.
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Watershed Modeling with Big DataRemotely sensed Earth Observations can limit watershed models' tendency to give "right answers for wrong reasons". We developed an advanced SWAT modeling framework which automatically assimilates these emergent datasets.
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Cyber-infrastructure for HydrologyWe develop innovative ways for web-based access, integration, simulation, and visualization of hydrologic data, metadata, and models. Our work contributes to Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reproducible (FAIR) geoscience.
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Last updated: August 30, 2022