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John T. Abatzoglou
Professor, University of California Merced
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Predictive Understanding of Links Between Vegetation and Soil Burn Severities Using Physics‐Informed Machine Learning
EARTH'S FUTURE
13 august 2024
Seyd Teymoor Seydi, John T. Abatzoglou, Amir AghaK...
Burn severity is fundamental to post‐fire impact assessment and emergency response. Vegetation Burn Severity (VBS) can be derived from satell...
The Interannual Variability of Global Burned Area Is Mostly Explained by Climatic Drivers
EARTH'S FUTURE
08 july 2024
Andrina Gincheva, Juli G. Pausas, Miguel Torres-Vá...
Better understanding how fires respond to climate variability is an issue of current interest in light of ongoing climate change. However, evaluati...
Stress Testing California's Hydroclimatic Whiplash: Potential Challenges, Trade‐Offs and Adaptations in Water Management and Hydropower Generation
WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
01 july 2024
Gustavo Facincani Dourado, Joshua H. Viers, John T...
Inter‐annual precipitation in California is highly variable, and future projections indicate an increase in the intensity and frequency of hy...
Drivers of Recent Extreme Regional-to-Continental Fire Seasons
COMPOUND, CONSECUTIVE, AND CASCADING EVENTS: CHALLENGES FOR RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF MULTIHAZARDS II ORAL
natural hazards | 15 december 2023
John T. Abatzoglou, Crystal Kolden, Matthew W. Jon...
In the past decade, several regions across the globe have experienced devastating fire seasons with fire attributes unparalleled in the modern era. Th...
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The Snow Deluge of 2023: Contextualizing a Once-in-a-Lifetime Event Against Future Climate Change
APPLICATIONS IN SNOW HYDROLOGY: LINKING SNOWPACK AND STREAMFLOW ACROSS SCALES II ORAL
hydrology | 15 december 2023
Adrienne M. Marshall, John T. Abatzoglou, Stefan R...
The concept of snow drought has attracted substantial attention in scientific literature in recent years. Yet as snow droughts become increasingly com...
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Evaluating a hydrology model’s ability to simulate snow processes and identifying avenues for improvement
QUANTIFYING SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF SNOW AND SNOW PROCESSES II POSTER
cryosphere | 15 december 2023
Bhupinderjeet Singh, Kirti Rajagopalan, Jennifer C...
Snow magnitude and timing are crucial inputs for water supply projections in snow-dominant watersheds. Hydrology models are a commonly used tool for t...
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Converging on the Climate Driven Wildfire Risks of the Wildland Urban Interface
ACTIONABLE CLIMATE SCIENCE: BUILDING BRIDGES BETWEEN RESEARCHERS AND PRACTITIONERS III ELIGHTNING
union sessions | 15 december 2023
Alison Kessenich, Melissa S. Bukovsky, Seth A. McG...
The wildland urban interface (WUI), defined as the geography where houses either intermingle or sit within a certain distance of wildland vegetation, ...
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Human and infrastructure exposure to large wildfires in the United States
CLIMATE-INFORMED RISK ASSESSMENT FOR EXTREME EVENTS I ORAL
natural hazards | 14 december 2023
Mojtaba Sadegh, Arash Modaresi Rad, John T. Abatzo...
An increasing number of wildfire disasters that directly impact human population and infrastructure have occurred in recent years across the globe, in...
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