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Postdoctoral Research Associate.

Postdoctoral Fellows & Researchers

Climate Science and Modeling / Water and Biogeochemistry

Joseph’s interests focuses on understanding hydroclimatic non-stationarity arising from climate change and anthropogenic influences across continental scales. He is particularly interested in investigating how changing precipitation patterns, land use, water management, and watershed alterations affect hydrologic processes and extreme events. He integrates high-performance computing and big-data analytics to process large climate-model, remote-sensing, and hydrologic datasets. He also apply hydrologic and hydrodynamic models to simulate floods and evaluate their magnitude, spatial extent, and evolving risks under changing environmental conditions.