Mark S. Wigmosta

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Environmental science
• Geology
• Biology
• Geography
• Ecology
• Engineering
• Physics
• Meteorology
• Geotechnical engineering
• Hydrology (agriculture)
• Oceanography
• Climatology
• Geomorphology
• Cartography
• Computer science
• Economics
• History
• Archaeology
• Snow
• Surface runoff
• Quantum mechanics
• Drainage basin
• Precipitation
• Philosophy

Authored Works

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• The role of interacting watershed-coastal processes in modulating compound flood in a convergent estuary
• Long-Term Simulations using Coupled Models to Characterize Pluvial, Fluvial, and Coastal Flooding in the Delaware River Basin in a Changing Climate
• Improvements To The Intermediate Complexity Atmospheric Research (ICAR) Model For Efficient Dynamical Downscaling.
• Implementing Hydrologic Design to Address Non-Stationary Climate
• Impacts of Forest Cover on Hydrologic Extreme Events over the Conterminous United States: Changes and Mechanisms
• Future floods and changing flood-producing mechanisms across the Delaware River Basin
• Effects of Forest Characteristics on Hydrologic Extreme Events across the Climate Gradients of the Conterminous United States
• The effect of DEM resolution and accuracy on urban flooding simulation: a case study in the Philadelphia metropolitan region
• Subgrid forest-snow tiling in a distributed hydrologic model and its effect on late-season streamflow in multiple western U.S. climates
• Sensitivity of compound flooding potential to idealized large-scale tropical cyclone environments
• Impact of tropical cyclones on hydrological extremes in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States: 19502019
• Forest Canopy Density Effects on Snowpack across the Climate Gradients of the Western United States Mountain Ranges
• Enhancement of the next-generation intensity-duration-frequency (NG-IDF) curves for Land Cover Types over the Conterminous United States

Linked Co-Authors

• E. D. Gutmann
• Hisham Eldardiry
• Hongxiang Yan
• Jessica D. Lundquist
• Karthik Balaguru
• Nicoleta Cristea
• Ning Sun
• Susan E. Dickerson‐Lange
• Tian Zhou
• Trude Eidhammer
• Wenwei Xu
• William Ryan Currier
• Zhaoqing Yang

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• National Center for Atmospheric Research, Colorado
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Boulder
• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
• University of Washington, Seattle

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