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CIROH Developers Conference 2025 Abstracts

Abstracts 

Lead Author Last NameLead Author First Name
LeeAnzyProbabilistic quantification of within-reach hydraulic geometry variability to support probabilistic HAND FIM
AbdelkaderMohamedPrecipitation Frequency and Storm Analysis in Operational Hydrology
PhilippusDanielDaily Stream Temperature Predictions for Ungaged Watersheds with NextGen
Bravo MendezJorgeAssessing streamflow forecast over the Hackensack River Watershed using physics- and AI-driven weather prediction models
KrewsonCoreyTethysDash: A User Driven Customizable Data Viewer
SwainNathanWhy 2025 Is the Year to Go All-In on Tethys at CIROH Dev Con
Rosales-LagardeLauraHurricanes, floods and groundwater HydroLearn Module
BaudeDavidClassification of Optimal Channel Routing Method for Improved Streamflow Prediction
JenningsKeithCan We Improve Precipitation Phase Partitioning in the National Water Model and NextGen Formulations? (Yes)
MaiorcaCathrine HydroLearn Module Development: Advancing CIROH’s Research-to-Operations Pipeline Through Virtual Hackathon and Workshop Innovation
MondolSujan ChandraNew CIROH REST API: Fast and Flexible NWM Data Access
QuainooRuthGaps in Public and Emergency Manager Flood Communications and Perceptions
ShiJiantingDrag and Drop Data Visualization with Tethys Dash
ArnalLouiseImproving Operational Ensemble Hydrologic Forecasting in the USA with NextGen Capabilities
CastejonJoseQuantifying topographic variability as a key indicator of HAND-FIM performance
ClarkMartynProbabilistic predictions across large geographical domains
CoronaClaudiaEvaluation of Machine Learning Applications and Assessment Metrics in Stream Water Temperatures Models
DemirIbrahimAI, Digital Twins, and Metaverse in Hydrology Research, Education and Operations
EbrahimiEhsanEnhancing Water Management Modelling through Extended Hydrofabric
GarciaJersonA Cross-Platform Mobile App for Visualizing U.S. River Flow Using the National Water Model
JohnsonRyanCombining Large-Domain meteorological datasets and remote sensing products in a Machine Learning framework to create high spatial resolution snow-water-equivalent maps
LiljestrandDaneSnow-Probe Measurements, LiDAR, and Machine Learning for Modeling Snow Distribution in Complex Terrain
MahjarinTasfiaIntroducing Tethys Dash: Low-Code/No-Code Interactive Dashboards for Water Resources Management
MenJilinQuickly Mapping Water Quality Parameters with Google Earth Engine
MorrowNolanLeveraging Time-Series UAV LiDAR to Uncover Microtopographic Drivers of Snow Accumulation and Melt
MukangangoJulietteBenchmarking the relative quality of available meteorological input datasets for large domain streamflow and snow (hence, hydrology) modeling
TarbotonDavidEnabling collaboration through data and model sharing with CUAHSI HydroShare
WallaceRyanHydroLearn Module: Real-time spatial-temporal assessments of Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs)
ZhangWeiQuantifying the impacts of climate forcing on water availability
MathewsIanAn Alternative Method to Calibration for Improving Large-Scale Models Locally
BanoRakhshindaWhat Limits Our Forecasts? Input Variable Sensitivity in 30-Day HABs Predictions
BaruahAnupalFIMserv v.1.0: A Tool for Streamlining Flood Inundation Mapping (FIM) Using the United States Operational Hydrological Forecasting Framework
BattulaSuma BhanuForecast Uncertainty in Extreme Precipitation Caused by an Atmospheric River and Mesoscale Convective Systems over the Southeastern United States in March 2021
ChaudhariPratikshaIntegrating ML Algorithms for Hydrological Workflow Optimization
ChenYixianImproved River Slope Datasets for the United States Operational Flood Inundation Mapping Hydrofabic and Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Hydrofabric
ChoHuidaeLongest Flow Paths, Shortest Compute Times
CosseyAdamOptimizing Snow Monitoring in Complex Terrain with Low-Cost Sensor Systems and Machine Learning
DeviDipsikhaEvaluating Flood Inundation Mapping Predictions Using Large-Scale Benchmark Datasets
DhitalHariInvestigating Scale-dependent Performance of Hydrologic Simulations Using the Hillslope-Link Model
DhitalSupathTowards post processing enhancement of NOAA operational Flood Inundation Mapping (OWP HAND-FIM) through Surrogate Modeling
FalckAlineApplying the NextGen National Water Model to Improve Flood Forecasting Across the Hawaiian Islands
GulIsmailAdvancing the Monitoring of Pluvial Flood Inundation Using Low-Cost IoT-based Rainfall and Water Level Sensor Network
KemperJohnForecasting water quality in gaged and ungaged watersheds using the National Water Model
LaserJordanNextGen National Water Model Framework DataStream
LawsonScottRipple1D: Repurposing FEMA’s inventory of HEC-RAS models for use in Operational Flood Inundation Mapping
LiZiyuIncorporating a differentiable version of CFE into Neural Hydrology to train CFE parameters for use in NextGen
LonzarichLeoHarmonizing Differentiable Hydrologic Modeling: From Development to NextGen Deployment with δMG
MaghsoodifarFaezehEstablishing a Flood Threshold-Based Framework for Resilient Coastal Transportation Infrastructure
MarasiniUjjwalSnow Water Equivalent Prediction for Northern New Mexico Using the Convolutional LSTM Machine Learning Method
MoonCooperInforming Post-Wildfire Hydrologic Modeling with LSTM-Based Streamflow Models
MuxworthyMadisonSnow to Flow: Coupling iSnobal-HRRR and Sac-SMA in the Upper Colorado River Basin
Naser NeisarySavalanImproving NextGen Streamflow Simulations Using a Post-Processing Machine Learning-based Framework
ParkJohnIntegrated Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Evaluation System
PullingRhysA working basin-scale evaluation of the pros and cons of a using heterogeneous multi-model mosaics for streamflow simulation
QuansahJosephThe Development of An Agricultural Water Risk Assessment and Management System Utilizing National Water Model (NWM) Forecast and Soil Moisture Products
RoeWilliamPrototype of a snow energy and mass balance monitoring system to support distributed observations and modeling in headwater catchments
RosenhooverMarshallFusing Radar and Personal Weather Station Data for Spatial Rain Rate Field Generation Using Machine Learning
Saleh AlipourRezaSensitivity of Flood Inundation Mapping to Digital Elevation Data, Building Footprints, and Land Use/Land Cover
SchreiberNadiaLeveraging Probabilistic Forecasting in NextGen: Evaluating GEFS-Based Streamflow Predictions Across Hydrologic Models
SigmanAaronHigh-Resolution Suspended Sediment Concentration Dynamics along River Corridors
SturtevantJoshA Community Protocol for Short-Range Streamflow Forecast Evaluation across CONUS Headwater Catchments: Examples from the CIROH Hydrologic Prediction Testbed
WilliamsGarnetIntegrating terrestrial, snowpack, and meteorological drivers of runoff generation during winter thaws in a montane catchment of the Northeastern U.S.
WoodAndyNever train a process-based hydrology model on a single basin? Applying lessons from deep learning in hydrology to the calibration of traditional land/hydrology models.
YavariFatemehRecent trends in the frequency and duration of flash floods in the United States
ZandSaideGEE-FMF: A Google Earth Engine-Based Machine Learning Framework for Efficient Regional Flood Mapping
KemperJohnForecasting water quality in gaged and ungaged watersheds using the National Water Model
WaglePitamberA Collaborative Approach for National-Scale FLood Mapping Using Multiple FIM Sources
RitchieEthanDevelopment of a CIROH testbed for benchmarking snow water equivalent models and products
ChoHuidaeHydroLearn Module: CIROH CE483 – Flood Inundation Mapping Using Machine Learning for Sustainable vs. Resilient Design
SeyvaniSadraFIM-Combinator: A Neural Network-Based Integration of HEC-RAS, LISFLOOD-FP, and OWP-HAND-FIM for Enhanced Flood Inundation Mapping
NikrouParvanehLow-Complexity, DEM-Based Flood Inundation Modeling for Near Real-Time Dam Failure
KhanMasood AliEmergency Managers’ Practices and Social Vulnerability Trends in U.S. Flood-Affected Counties: A Decade-Long Mixed-Methods Study (2014–2024)