GeoWater Research Lab

Previous Research

From global inland waters to spatially explicit river science—these projects provide the scientific and technical foundations for our current focus on spatially organized river systems, hydrological pulses, and flood–human interactions.

Modeling and remote sensing of the global river continuum

Global evaluation maps for reconstructed naturalized river flows

Reconstruction of naturalized river flows

Lin et al. (2019; Water Resources Research) · WRR Editor’s Choice Award

Bankfull river width

Lin et al. (2020; Geophysical Research Letters)

Flood mechanisms and forecasting

River network and terrain visualization used to study flood propagation

Flood propagation speed influences flood peaks

Lin et al. (2018; Journal of Hydrometeorology)

Fine-resolution streamflow simulation in south-central Texas

Large-scale, fine-resolution flood simulation

Lin et al. (2018a, JHM; 2018b, EMS; 2018c, JAWRA)

Land–atmosphere interactions

Snow hydrological and climatic effects

Polar maps of snow and temperature interactions

Snow–temperature interactions

Lin et al. (2016; Geophysical Research Letters)

Media: ScienceDaily

Maps showing relationships between snow and monsoon variability

Snow–monsoon interactions

Lin et al. (2020; Environmental Research Letters)

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Building on these foundations

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