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Hydrometeorology and Surface Processes

With experimental field sites, numerical models, and remote sensing data, the Hydrometeorology and Surface Processes group explores the effects of climate on hydrological and morphological systems at various spatial and temporal scales. We conduct hydro-meteorological research on a wide range of topics, including catchment and rural hydrology, climate change impacts, studying the physical drivers of hydrological and climatic extremes, modeling the evolution of landscapes and fluvial processes, remote sensing of precipitation by weather radars, stochastic climate modeling, downscaling climate, and analyzing the uncertainty associated with hydrological and climate modeling.