Dr. Victor Peñaranda-Vélez joined our lab to work on modeling the frequency of extreme precipitation with novel statistical methods as part of a DoD project
Hydroclimate & Infrastructure Research Lab
The Hydroclimate & Infrastructure Research Lab investigates a range of topics in hydrology, climate, and atmospheric sciences that are useful to support the design of sustainable infrastructure and engineering applications. We do so by synergistically combining advanced statistical techniques and numerical models of the Earth’s climate and hydrologic cycle.
We are part of the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment and work within several research centers at ASU:
Center for Hydrologic Innovations
Metis Center for Infrastructure and Sustainable Engineering
Our students are part of the graduate program in Hydrosystems Engineering housed in the Walton Center for Planetary Health.
Giuseppe Mascaro
Associate Professor
School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment
News
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A new Postdoctoral Scholar joined our lab!
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New M.S. students joined our lab!
Aashish Aryal joined our lab to work on collecting and analyzing meteorological data in the urban regions of Arizona as part of the Southwest Urban Integrated Field Laboratory
Binaya Parajuli joined our lab to work on the development of high-resolution precipitation products in Arizona as part of the Advanced Water Observatory and Decision Support System
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New Ph.D. student joined our lab!
Debarghya Bhattacharyya joined our lab to work on the generating mechanisms of precipitation in the U.S. and their statistical modeling