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What is Driving the Changing Runoff Efficiency in the Upper Colorado River Basin?
WATER AND SOCIETY: ADVANCING WATER AVAILABILITY ASSESSMENT BY LINKING QUANTITY AND QUALITY WITH SOCIETY, ECOSYSTEMS, AND CLIMATE II ORAL
hydrology | 13 december 2024
David Palumbo, Subhrendu Gangopadhyay, Upmanu Lall
The aridification trends in the western United States require an understanding of the physical processes governing streamflow for effective water reso...
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Travel Resilience of NYC Residents in Response to Extreme Weather: A Spatio-Temporal analysis of Human Mobility Patterns Using Multi-modal Transportation Data
CITY AND CLIMATE EXTREMES: SCIENTIFIC AND COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVES II POSTER
atmospheric sciences | 13 december 2024
Mengling Qiao, Masahiko Haraguchi, Upmanu Lall
Understanding how residents adjust mobility patterns in extreme weather is crucial for urban resilience. Existing studies often overlook the transitio...
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Assessing inundation semantic segmentation models trained on high versus low resolution labels using FloodPlanet, a manually labeled multi-sourced high-resolution flood dataset
ADVANCING MACHINE LEARNING FOR REMOTE SENSING: OVERCOMING DATA SCARCITY AND DOMAIN SHIFT CHALLENGES II ORAL
informatics | 12 december 2024
Zhijie Zhang, Rohit Mukherjee, Beth Tellman, Jonat...
Flooding impacts more people than any other environmental hazard, causing extensive economic and social impact. Leveraging satellite data and deep lea...
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Multi-level Modeling to Understand How Water Utility Governance Influences Financial Status, Water Rates, and the Frequency of EPA Water Violations
WATER AND SOCIETY: EMERGING DIGITAL SOLUTIONS TO TRANSFORM GOVERNANCE OF COUPLED HUMAN-WATER SYSTEMS AND INTERCONNECTED URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE POSTER
hydrology | 11 december 2024
Alexandra Novak, Leander Francis Carvalho, YOGITA ...
US water utilities are predominantly owned and/or operated by public enterprises that are local to the place of operation. There are over 50,000 commu...
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Investigating Adaptive Chaos Control for Mitigating Weather Extremes
TOWARD MODIFICATIONS OF EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS I POSTER
atmospheric sciences | 10 december 2024
Moyan Liu, Qin Huang, Upmanu Lall
The increasing frequency and intensity of floods and droughts under climate change pose an urgent need for climate mitigation strategies. Traditional ...
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Solving the Shrinking Great Salt Lake: Floating Solar Panels to Generate Energy and Conserve Water
RENEWABLE ENERGY: WIND, SOLAR, AND INTEGRATION I POSTER
global environmental change | 10 december 2024
Yuhan Zhang, Upmanu Lall
Utahs Great Salt Lake (GSL) has been shrinking dramatically during the recent mega drought, leading to concerns that it may vanish. In the process win...
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Assessment of contiguous United States spatiotemporal flood risk using compound precipitation extremes
LATE-BREAKING CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EXTREME HYDROCLIMATIC EVENTS IN FALL 2024 III POSTER
natural hazards | 10 december 2024
Adam Tonks, Bo Li, Jeongwoo Hwang, Upmanu Lall
Many studies report spatially heterogeneous increases in the frequency and intensity of extreme precipitation across the contiguous United States (CON...
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Predictability of Global Solar and Wind Energy Drought and Surplus Based on Tropical Pacific Sea Surface Temperature Hidden States
RENEWABLE ENERGY: WIND, SOLAR, AND INTEGRATION II ORAL
global environmental change | 10 december 2024
Mengjie Zhang, Upmanu Lall
As the global reliance on renewable energy sources increases, understanding the impact of climate variability on the relationship between energy suppl...
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