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A study in Nature Communications finds that population declines are associated with flood exposure in the US. Projecting this relationship to 2053, the study finds that flood risk may result in 7% lower growth than otherwise expected. go.nature.com/3GNQDhV

A recent workshop demonstrated how to work with data from the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission. Jupyter Notebooks and other workshop resources are openly available to help you dive into working with SWOT data: go.nasa.gov/43hYr5Z

Gonna to be there! #EGU24 #ECR

Day2 at #EGU24

#EGU24 #EGUART

#EGU24 #presentingday I will be presenting our work (as part of the NERC_EvoFLOOD project) on the first global estimation of bankfull river discharge (G-QBF) later this afternoon. Come and talk to me about river channels and floods!

#Auroraborealis from rooftop

Pleased to share the second paper from my PhD where we compared the influence of broadleaf afforestation to climate change using Hydro-JULES! 🌡️🌊🌲☀️ Many thanks to Louise Slater and Simon Dadson for all their help on the journey producing this work.

We are pleased to share our new preprint describing #GRIT, led by Michel Wortmann on behalf of the NERC_EvoFLOOD @NERCScience project! "Global River Topology (GRIT): A bifurcating river hydrography" Preprint: doi.org/10.22541/essoa… Hydrography: zenodo.org/records/112193…

We are hiring a Research Fellow to join our team to improve rainfall and flood prediction in India. The post will work with @Dr Martin Widmann, me, Stefan Krause, and project collaborators in both the UK and India. Apply if you're passionate about making a real-world impact!

We are excited to share our review of “Challenges and opportunities of ML and explainable AI in hydrology” on Earth ArXiv: doi.org/10.31223/X5069W (currently under review at Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A)

Exciting PhD project, cann't wait to see how the field of streamflow gauging will be revolutionized by computer vision (and remote sensing). Thinking about how the topography mapping has been advanced in the past👍

The abstract submission for our session is here, meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/… submit to our session where the hydrologists meet the geomorphologists! to under rivers and flood risks better

Or chat with me about our #EGU25 session at #AGU24 😄

Had this great opportunity to learn about the research from leading scientists across multiple schools, Safety Science, Hydraulic Engineering, Journalism & Communication at Tsinghua University . Look forward to working collaboratively to address challenges in flood sciences!