Jochen E. Schubert

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geography
• History
• Archaeology
• Geology
• Philosophy
• Theology
• Flood myth
• Environmental science
• Computer science
• Biology
• Engineering
• Ecology
• Physics
• Cartography
• Geotechnical engineering
• Hydrology (agriculture)
• Psychology
• Oceanography
• Mathematics
• Economics
• Remote sensing
• Psychotherapist
• Flooding (psychology)
• Chemistry
• Organic chemistry

Authored Works

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• Space-Time Variabilities of Metropolitan Beaches Based on Satellite Imagery
• Resolving Beach And Dune Dynamics Through GNSS, InSAR And Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS)Topography Measurements
• New modeling points to a million people at risk of flooding in Los Angeles, vastly more than suggested by FEMA maps. How could that happen?
• Grid Edge Classification Method to Enhance Levee Resolution in Dual-Grid Inundation Models
• An Assessment of Climate Mobility Pressures in Response to Dynamic Sea-Level Rise
• A Framework for Metropolitan Scale Mechanistic Multi-Hazard Flood Inundation Forecasting
• Intersection of Urban Flood Hazards and Neighborhood Disadvantage across the Los Angeles Metropolitan Region
• Improved representation of urban flood management infrastructure in a regional flood hazard model.
• Fish in the Street and Rivers in the Concrete: Resident Perspectives on Climate Mobility in Miami-Dade County, FL, USA

Linked Co-Authors

• Amir AghaKouchak
• Ariane Jong‐Levinger
• B. Scheuchl
• Brett F. Sanders
• Lawrence Vulis
• Maura Allaire
• Nicola Ulibarri
• Pietro Milillo
• Steven J. Davis

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Florida International University
• German Aerospace Center, Wessling
• University of California, Irvine
• University of California, Riverside
• University of California, San Diego
• University of Florida
• University of Houston, Texas
• University of Miami, Florida

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