PI: Efi Foufoula-Georgiou,
Distinguished McKnight University Professor
Kurt Fienberg, Postdoctoral Associate
Paola Passalaqua, Graduate Student
Chandana Gangodagemage, Graduate Student
Arvind Singh, Graduate Student
Elizabeth Barnes, Undergrad Research Asst.
Major research interests are in the area of stochastic modeling of surface hydrologic and geomorphologic processes. Specific areas of research include modeling and estimation of space-time rainfall using rain gauge, radar, and satellite data; geomorphologic study of river networks, channel morphology, and hydrologic response. Current research focuses on understanding and quantifying the statistical structure of hydrologic processes at a range of scales of interest to hydrology. The purpose is to unravel scale invariant relationships from the highly irregular patterns exhibited by most hydro-geomorphologic processes, because most such relationships would have important practical implications for modeling, measurement and prediction over a range of scales. Of particular interest are remotely sensed rainfall fields and channel/channel network structures.
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Braided rivers are a channel system of particular interest.
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