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Research
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| Applied
hydroclimatological research is especially important because
population growth, economic development, and climatic change are having
a significant impact on the availability of water resources and the
global
hydrologic cycle. The goal of my research is to provide a better
understanding of severe hydrologic events (floods and droughts) in
order
to facilitate the adoption of appropriate adaptation, mitigation, and
avoidance
strategies. The research that I pursue focuses on the following
areas:
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| In addition, I am pursuing
research related to climate variability
and extremes, teleconnections, climate forecasting, and the use of GIS
and remote sensing technologies in climate research. I am
involved in a number of ongoing projects with John
Nielsen-Gammon and the Office
of the Texas State Climatologist. All of my research
activities are listed in my CV. |