WE1.R6.1
Automated LiDAR-Based Coastal Morphological Change Assessment of Hurricane Ian: Quantifying Coastal Morphodynamics Using High-Density Transects
BASSAM NASIR, Weiwei Zhan, University of Central Florida, United States
Session:
WE1.R6: Hydro-Disaster Monitoring & Modeling Oral
Track:
Data and Society
Location:
TBD
Presentation Time:
Wed, 12 Aug, 08:30 - 08:45
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Session WE1.R6
WE1.R6.1: Automated LiDAR-Based Coastal Morphological Change Assessment of Hurricane Ian: Quantifying Coastal Morphodynamics Using High-Density Transects
BASSAM NASIR, Weiwei Zhan, University of Central Florida, United States
WE1.R6.2: EARLY VEGETATION RESPONSES TO FLOODING REVEALED BY SATELLITE-BASED SOLAR-INDUCED FLUORESCENCE
Jie Zhao, Technical University of Munich, Germany; Jian Peng, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, Germany; Xiao Xiang Zhu, Technical University of Munich, Germany
WE1.R6.3: Temporal Disaggregation of Multi-day Extreme Precipitation Return Levels from Remote Sensing Products for Flood Hazard Assessment
Fitria Nucifera, Takashi Machimura, The University of Osaka, Japan; Kiichiro Hayashi, Nagoya University, Japan
WE1.R6.4: SATELLITE-DATA DRIVEN FORECASTING OF FLOOD INUNDATION USING LAGGED INTER-REGIONAL RIVER DISCHARGE
NISHANT KASHYAP, MOUMITA ROY, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, India; NIRMALENDU DEBNATH, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, India
WE1.R6.5: Rapid Population Updates After Disasters Using Open Data
Andrew Zimmer, Carson Woody, Daniel Adams, Marie Urban, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United States
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