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Associated Concepts [?]
- Geography
- Physics
- Environmental science
- Engineering
- Geology
- Computer science
- Meteorology
- Telecommunications
- Mathematics
- Aerospace engineering
- Radar
- Remote sensing
- Quantum mechanics
- Precipitation
- History
- Philosophy
- Statistics
- Archaeology
- Geotechnical engineering
- Hydrology (agriculture)
- Cartography
- Biology
- Climatology
- Theology
- Flood myth
Authored Works
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- Validating simulated peak-flows statistical behavior in Iowa
- Satellite-Based Flood Inundation Mapping: A Multi-Regional Evaluation of VIIRS and SAR Products
- Real-Time Evapotranspiration Estimates, Hourly and Fine-Resolution For Hydrologic Forecasting
- Preliminary Analysis for Radar-based Precipitation Frequency Estimation: Radar Product Evaluation and Conditional Error Modeling
- Insights on Physical Controls and Statistical Effects on the Interpretation of Peak Flow Scaling from a Mesoscale Basin to the Mississippi River Basin
- HLM-t: Development of a Streamflow Temperature Model for Iowa
- From Hydro-Kansas to the Iowa Flood Center
- Flood Peak Attenuation through Actively Managed Distributed Storage in Small Watersheds
- Expected Changes in Monthly River Runoff Under CMIP5 Emission Scenarios. Case Study in Iowa, United States
- Evaluation of bias-corrected and downscaled CMIP6 HighResMIP precipitation for hydrologic modeling
- Ensemble Kalman Inversion with Limited Observation for Parameter Estimation and Upstream Streamflow Prediction
- Characterizing Large-Scale Streamflow Modeling and Forecasting
- Advantages of Physically-based Flood Frequency Analysis with Long Term Simulations for Iowa
- A web interface to perform comprehensive hydrological model performance assessment
- WebHLM: A Client-Side Web Environment for Hydrologic Modeling and Education
- Development of a Flood Monitoring System Prototype for a Pilot Basin in Nebraska
- Deep Residual Downscaling of Remote Sensing Imagery for Flood Hazard Assessment
- Assessment of Satellite Precipitation Estimates for Flood Prediction Across Spatial Scales
- A New Flood Forecasting System for the Missouri River Basin Along the Iowa-Nebraska Border
Linked Co-Authors
- Akshay Aravamudan
- Alexander Michalek
- Efthymios I. Nikolopoulos
- Gabriel Pérez
- Gabriele Villarini
- Gregory J. Ewing
- Hanbeen Kim
- Jesus D. Gomez‐Velez
- Nicolás Velásquez
- Ricardo Mantilla
- Tirthankar Roy
- Xi Zhang
- Xueyu Zhu
- Zimeena Rasheed
- İbrahim Demir
Linked Collaborating Institutions
- Florida Institute of Technology
- George Mason University, Virginia
- Rutgers University, New Jersey
- San Diego State University, California
- University of Iowa
- University of Manitoba, Canada
- University of Maryland, College Park
- University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Vanderbilt University, Tennessee
- Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
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