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Tamlin Pavelsky
University of North Carolina at Chapel HillMeeting roles in:
SWOT Reveals a Spectrum of Seasonal Backwater Dynamics on Large, Coastal Rivers
Global River Suspended Sediment Flux from Space using Highly Scalable Deep Learning Models
High Tide Flood Detection Using Multi-Satellite Remote Sensing data and In Situ Flood Sensors
Near Daily Ice Cover Records from 100,000 Lakes Using Optical Satellite Imagery
Evaluating Noah-MP Groundwater Schemes for Regionally Adaptive Low-Flow Simulation in the Continental U.S.
Remote Sensing of Flood Dynamics in Salt Marshes in Sea Level and Davis, NC
Mapping Inundation Frequency using Sentinel-1 as a Potential Driver of Coastal Freshwater Forest Mortality
The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) Mission: New Frontiers in Hydrology I Oral
Evaluating SWOT elevation retrieval on inland water ice cover along Tanana River, Alaska
Lake Response to Hydroclimate Extremes Across Europe with SWOT
The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) Mission: New Frontiers in Hydrology II Oral
Understanding SWOT discharge accuracy: Exploring typological drivers of SWOT discharge performance
The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) Mission: New Frontiers in Hydrology III Poster
Water Surface Elevation, Slope, and Inundation Extent Validation of SWOT in the Yukon River Basin, Alaska
Global Riverbank Slope Patterns Inferred from SWOT-Derived Hypsometry Curves
Narrow river detection with SWOT High Rate hydrology products: An evaluation over the conterminous United States
Water level and extent variability in wetlands from SWOT
SWOT Discharge performance, error budget, timeline and science use cases
Streamflow Drought in CONUS, 1951-2024: Characteristics, Trends, and Human Influence
AI‑Driven Fusion of NAIP Photogrammetry and Multi‑Sensor Data for High‑Resolution Forest Biomass Mapping
Last Flood of a Lifetime: Causes and Consequences of the Exceptional 2020 Flood in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Canada
Global Reach Scale Hydrology: Progress and Challenges
Merging Land Surface Modeling and Remotely Sensed Snow Cover Fraction to Improve SWE Estimates: Initial Validation of the CoReSSD 1km North American SWE Product
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