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Member Since 2008
Rolf Hut
Associate Professor, Delft University of Technology
Deputy Chair, Hydrologic Sciences Early Career Award Committee
Professional Experience
Delft University of Technology
Associate Professor
2005 - Present
Delft University of Technology
Assistant Professor
2005 - 2021
Education
Delft University of Technology
Doctorate
2013
Delft University of Technology
Masters
2004
Publications
A Local Particle Filter Using Gamma Test Theory for High‐Dim...
November 05, 2020
A resonating rainfall and evaporation recorder
August 14, 2012
AGU Abstracts
Potential and Limitations of Rainfall Nowcasting with Commercial Microwave Links in the Tropics
AGU 2024
hydrology | 12 december 2024
Bas Walraven, Ruben O. Imhoff, Aart Overeem, Miria...
Accurate and timely precipitation forecasts are crucial for flood early warnings and mitigating other rainfall-induced natural hazards like landslides...
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Open Science Without Open Access to Digital Infrastructure is not Open Science
UNION SESSION: SCIENCE FOR ALL—INFRASTRUCTURES AND RESOURCES FOR OPEN SCIENCE I ORAL
union sessions | 15 december 2023
Rolf Hut
Open Science promises more uptake of scientific results, more use by society of our work, if we just make sure than anyone has access to our scientifi...
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Measuring Rainfall Using Microwave Links: the Influence of Temporal Sampling
UTILIZING PRECIPITATION DATASETS AND QUANTIFYING ASSOCIATED UNCERTAINTIES IN HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL AND CLIMATE IMPACT APPLICATIONS I ORAL
hydrology | 14 december 2023
Luuk van der Valk, Miriam Coenders, Rolf Hut, Aart...
Terrestrial microwave links are increasingly being used to estimate path-averaged rainfall by determining the rain-induced attenuation along the link ...
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Volunteer Experience
2024 - 2026
Deputy Chair
Hydrologic Sciences Early Career Award Committee
2023 - 2024
Member
Hydrologic Sciences Early Career Award Committee
2011 - 2013
Student Representative
Hydrology Executive Committee
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