Meeting roles in:
Forecasting and Beyond: LSTM and Stochastic Approaches for Streamflow Simulation
Integrating Crop Modelling and Producer Insights to Enhance Canola Sustainability in the Canadian Prairies
GAN-Powered Downscaling: Capturing Regional-Scale Hourly Precipitation Patterns in the Canadian Prairies
Generative AI for Precipitation Downscaling: Enhancing Spatial Resolution and Physical Consistency
Simon Michael Papalexiou is a Professor and Head of the Institute for Global Water Security at the Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Calgary and the University of Saskatchewan. His research focuses on hydroclimatic variability and extremes, developing advanced stochastic and data-driven models to simulate storms, improve risk estimation of extreme events, and enhance the accuracy of local climate projections and uncertainty assessments.