University of New South Wales, Institute of Environmental Studies

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A01307

Abbreviation [?]

Inst Env Stud

Parent Institutions [?]

• University of New South Wales, Australia

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Affiliated Works

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• Hydrologic Model Selection using Markov chain Monte Carlo methods
• Probabilistic forecasting of hydroclimatic variables
• Representing interannual variability in daily rainfall sequences
• A comparison of three alternatives for generation of continuous rainfall data at point locations
• A nonparametric weather-state approach for downscaling of multi-site precipitation occurrences
• An exploratory study of seasonal rainfall variability in Australia using Independent Component Analysis
• Identifying a Switch in the Catchment State through a Hierarchical Mixture of Experts model
• Representing nonstationarity in the rainfall-runoff relationship using a Hierarchical Mixture of Experts model
• The Analysis of Large Hydro-Climatic Datasets Using Independent Component Analysis
• Using Independent Component Analysis for Medium-Term Forecasts of Rainfall at Multiple Sites.
• Nitrogen Limitation is Reducing the Enhancement of NPP by Elevated CO2 in a Deciduous Forest
• Geochemical signatures of palaeotsunamis: another tool in the toolkit
• Tsunami sediments and their foraminiferal assemblages
• Characterising and modelling regolith stratigraphy using multiple geophysical techniques
• The Hawaiian Islands - Integrated Approach to Understanding the Tsunami Risk in the Pacific (Invited)
• Are Dynamically Evolving Models the Future of Hydrologic Modelling? A Data Assimilation Approach
• Are Equivalent Cross Sections the answer to the computational woes of Distributed Hydrologic Modelling?
• Assessing Sensitivity of Surface Water-Groundwater Exchanges to Model Initialization
• Delineating Equivalent Cross-Sections for Semi-Distributed Hydrologic Modelling at Large Scales
• Evaluating Recharge Estimates of three LSMs across the Western U.S.
• Implications of Prospective Climate Change for Groundwater Recharge in the Western United States
• Effect of Waves on Groundwater Flows and Contaminant Fluxes in Coastal Aquifers - Recent Advances and Perspectives
• New Light Through Old Windows - Reaping the Benefits of a Palaeotsunami Database
• A Framework for Evaluating the Impact of Uncertainty in Flood Damage Assessment
• Are Process Consistent Models Attainable? Reconciling Model Assumptions With the Reality of Observations
• Improving Forecasts Through Realistic Uncertainty Estimates: A Novel Data Driven Method for Model Uncertainty Quantification in Data Assimilation
• Pore-scale structure of a NAPL front during invasion into strongly and weakly water-wetting sands
• Producing daily time series of water levels derived from satellite altimetry for sparsely gauge catchments: A case study in the Mekong River
• Uncertainty Analysis for a Bayesian Multi-objective Ecohydrological Study
• Multi-year encoding of daily rainfall and streamflow via the fractal-multifractal method
• Stress testing hydrologic models using bottom-up climate change assessment
• The effect of microbial activity and adsorption processes on groundwater dissolved organic carbon character and concentration
• Using Multiple Satellite-derived Water Levels to Inform Hydrodynamic Model in Sparsely Gauged Areas
• When models are misleading: the problem with fitting linear trends to climate observations
• a New Framework for Characterising Simulated Droughts for Future Climates
• A new parameterization for wave runup within a dune impact model
• CoastSnap: Crowd-Sourced Shoreline Change Mapping using Smartphones
• Shorecasts: a novel approach to shoreline prediction and modelling
• A New Framework for Coastal Erosion Early Warning Systems
• Downscaling Rainfall and Temperature in Time via a Deterministic Geometric Fractal Approach

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