Projects

Recent Grants


1. PI: “Augmenting River Ice Monitoring Capabilities Using Radar Imagery to Support Streamflow Forecast” submitted to NOAA (2025-2027).

2. PI: “Nationwide Intelligent Streamflow Monitoring with USGS NIMS: Leveraging Deep Transfer Learning and Advanced Imaging Methods” submitted to USGS (2025-2027).

3. PI: “Investigating the effect of Rain-on-Snow Floods on river ice dynamics for integration in the National Water Model” submitted to NOAA (2025-2027).

4. Co-I: “Stevens Extreme Event Coastal Preparedness and Response System” funded by NOAA (2025-2028).

5. PI: “Data-driven modeling of river ice processes to support NWM NextGen capabilities in cold regions” funded by NOAA, CIROH (2024-2026).

6. PI: “Synergistic use of multi-satellite river ice remote sensing and hydraulic modeling to enhance operational streamflow forecast in northern watersheds” funded by NASA Applied Sciences-Water Resources Program (2022-2026).

7. PI: “Identifying flood risk hotspots using remote sensing and in situ observations” funded by FEMA (2023-2025).

8. PI: “Advancing the identification of flood risk hotspots using remote sensing and in situ observations” funded by FEMA (2024-2026).

9. Co-I: “High-Performance Computer Cluster Enabling Flood Mitigation and Coastal Resilience Throughout New Jersey” funded by the Department of Education (2023-2026).

10. PI: “Assessing forecast-informed reservoir operation techniques in New Jersey to mitigate flood risk” funded by Borough of Westwood, New Jersey (2023-2025).

11. PI: “Leveraging USGS Hydrologic Imagery Visualization and Information System (HIVIS) for an operational monitoring of streamflow using computer vision” funded by USGS ($870,614, 2023-2026).

12. PI: “Advancing research in cold regions hydrology to support the modeling and mapping of ice-induced flood inundation” funded by NOAA, CIROH ($437,400, 2022-2025).

13. PI: “Leveraging Community Eyes on River Ice To Support Satellite Monitoring of Ice-induced Hazards” funded by NASA Citizen Science Program, an effort that is led by the University of Alaska-Fairbanks (2022-2025).

14. PI: “Assessing the integration of river ice information in the National Water Model to enhance river flow routing in northern watersheds” funded by NOAA COMET Program (2021-2022).