Hydrologist, Civil Engineer, Teacher, Professor, Runner, Skier, Husband and Father
Logan, Utah
Joined April 2011
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Quantifying and Classifying Streamflow Ensembles Using a Broad Range of Metrics for an Evidence‐Based Analysis: Colorado River Case Study - Salehabadi - 2024 - Water Resources Research - Wiley Online Library agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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Happy World Water Day! Like much of the world, our eyes are on drought and water demand, and particularly what that means for the Great Salt Lake. Learn more about our collaborations on this issue here: uwrl.usu.edu/news/main-feed/…
ALT A drone shot of the Great Salt Lake
ALT A graphic and satellite image of the Great Salt Lake at its record lowest point in 2022.
ALT David Tarboton, director of the water lab.
Seeking a post-doctoral researcher to advance large scale hydrologic modeling.
Apply at careers-usu.icims.com/jobs/7….
Just out “The Salinity of the Great Salt Lake and Its Deep Brine Layer”, doi.org/10.3390/w15081488 analyzes the GSL salinity, deep brine layer in the south arm of the lake, and declining total mass of salt in the GSL.
I’ll be giving a zoom talk this morning about HydroShare to ICICLE (Intelligent CI with Computational Learning in the Environment) at 10 am MT. See icicle.osu.edu/events. Feel free to join if you are interested.
Yesterday I was part of the Great Salt Lake Strike team presenting a policy assessment of strategies for saving the shrinking Great Salt Lake gardner.utah.edu/great-salt-…
Water Shepherding: USU Experts Discuss How to Ensure Conserved Water Gets to the Great Salt Lake usu.edu/today/story/water-sh…
USU developing nano-fertilizers for agriculture cachevalleydaily.com/news/ar…
Utahns Encouraged to Participate in USU Future of Great Salt Lake Survey usu.edu/today/story/utahns-e…
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The research happening at the USU Water Research Laboratory & the new USU Institute for Land, Water, & Air is critical to understanding our most precious resources. I was very impressed by the state-of-the-art capabilities & operations happening here in Logan. #utpol @USUAggies – at Logan, UT
Way to go Belize!
Congrats to @BelizeLane for receiving the 2022 Early Career Award for Applied Water Research from the University Council on Water Resources. Read more here: engineering.usu.edu/news/mai…
ALT Belize Land and two students stand in water doing field work.
Congratulations @igarousi Irene Garousi-Nejad on successful defense of your PhD dissertation yesterday @USUAggies @USUWaterLab . Way to go!
I am participating in #AWRA2020 Virtual Geospatial Water Technology Conference. My pre-recorded presentation "Publishing and Sharing Geospatial Water Information in HydroShare" is scheduled in 20 min and I await questions. I am curious how virtual format will work.
Paper on multidimensional data in HydroShare is just out.
Gan, T. et al., "Collaborative sharing of multidimensional space-time data in a next generation hydrologic information system," Env. Modelling & Software, 129: 104706, doi.org/10.1016/j.envsoft.20….
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Now out in @ASCEpublishing: Make research more reproducible: 40+ tips!
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Preprint: digitalcommons.usu.edu/water…
w/ @josephrkasprzyk @dtarb & 7 others
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My first forest hydrology paper is online!
Main point: Forest cover loss may decrease water yield - particularly following nonstand-replacing disturbance in semi-arid western forests.
Why J of Forestry? Because forest managers need to know this.
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This paper published with former graduate student Tseganeh Gichamo demonstrates computational speed up of the Utah Energy Balance snowmelt model using both message passing (MPI) and GPU approaches authors.elsevier.com/a/1aNqe…
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Sooooo much wood!
#5 STORM CHASE of this decade are the flash flood/debris plug intercepts in southern UT including the nighttime intercept well into Grand Staircase with flash flood expert David Rankin. For more of his flood intercepts check YouTube.com/rankinstudio