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James Doss-Gollin
Rice UniversityMeeting roles in:
A Hierarchical Bayesian Spatial Framework to Assess Nonstationary Rainfall Intensity, Frequency, and Duration in Texas
Before and After Piped Water Expansion: Water Use Patterns and Trust in Water and Political Institutions
Analysis of the Effects of Spatial Resolution in Climate Models on Precipitation Values in the Mississippi River Basin
TxRain: A Bayesian framework for integrating historical observations and model projections to develop nonstationary IDF curves
Advances in Urban Flood Risk Assessment and Adaptation I Oral
Advances in Urban Flood Risk Assessment and Adaptation II Oral
Advances in Urban Flood Risk Assessment and Adaptation III Oral
Hydraulic Modeling of Flow Extremes and Sedimentation on the Lower Missouri Through the End of the 21st Century
Robust 21st century hydrological trends in the Mississippi River basin from CMIP6: west-gets-drier, east-gets-wetter
Interdisciplinary Advances in Catastrophe Modeling and Disaster Resilience: Bridging Science, Policy, and Practice I Poster
Interdisciplinary Advances in Catastrophe Modeling and Disaster Resilience: Bridging Science, Policy, and Practice II Oral
Advances in Urban Flood Risk Assessment and Adaptation IV Poster
Advances in Urban Flood Risk Assessment and Adaptation V Poster
Investigating the Relationship between Hydroclimate Whiplash and Anomalous Atmospheric Moisture Pathways in the Mississippi River Basin
https://dossgollin-lab.github.io/
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