IUSSTF workshop attendees (Folsom, CA)
Flood Processess
A. Dimri (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India): Atmosphere processes leading to extreme flood events-Part I, Part II, Part III
Mike Anderson (California Division of Water Resources): Atmospheric Rivers
Renoj Thayyen (National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee, India): Floods in the Himalayas
Sanjay Jain (National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee, India): Glacial Lake Outburst Floods
Flood Management
Gene Stakhiv (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers): Flood Risk Management and Adaptation to a Climate Uncertain World
Gerry Galloway (University of Maryland): Developing Structural and Non-Structural Resilience to Mountain Flooding
Jeff Harris (West Consultants): Early Warning Systems
S. P. Agrawal (Indian Institute of Remote Sensing): Conceptual framework for early flood warning system in NW Himalayas in India-Part I, Part II
Flood Modeling
Jayantha Obeysekera (South Florida Water Management District): Flood estimation under non-stationarity-Part I, Part II, Part III
Vijay Sing (Texas A&M): Entropy Theory for Flood Frequency Analysis in Mountainous Watersheds
Pankaj Mani (National Institute of Hydrology, Patna, India): 1D and 2D flood routing and risk assessment
N. N. Rai (Central Water Commission, India): Modeling of recent floods in North India
Flood Forecasting
Yung-Hsin Sun (MWH Global): California flood risk
Kelly Kibler (University of Central Florida): Hydrologic forecasting for flood risk managment: predicting flows and inundation in data-limited catchments
Sanjay Kumar (National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee, India): Forecast updating
Alan Stanton (Oregon State University): Himalayan topography and extreme precipitation: What do spaceborne sensors tell us
Workshop funded by IUSSTF
