Ashraf Rateb

Research Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin

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Ashraf Rateb is a Research Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, USA. His research focuses on the global co-occurrence of warm temperature extremes and terrestrial water storage deficits, as well as the impacts of multidecadal droughts on water management in the Lower Colorado Basin. His recent articles also explore the role of total water storage anomalies in regional flooding, utilizing GRACE data to analyze water storage variations and their implications on hydrologic extremes.

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Alan MacDonald

British Geological Survey - Edinburgh Office

UNITED KINGDOM

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Richard Taylor

Professor of Hydrogeology

University College London

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Mohammad Shamsudduha

Associate Professor

University College London

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Peishi Jiang

Assistant Professor

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

UNITED STATES

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Articles (12)

Global co-occurrence of warm temperature extremes and terrestrial water storage deficits

Multidecadal drought impacts on the Lower Colorado Basin with implications for future management

Deciphering the Role of Total Water Storage Anomalies in Mediating Regional Flooding

High Spatial Resolution in Total Water Storage Variations Inferred From GPS: Case Study in the Great Lakes Watershed, US

Rapid mapping of global flood precursors and impacts using novel five-day GRACE solutions

Benchmarking multimodel terrestrial water storage seasonal cycle against Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) observations over major global river basins

Linkages between GRACE water storage, hydrologic extremes, and climate teleconnections in major African aquifers

Reconstruction of GRACE Mass Change Time Series Using a Bayesian Framework

Effects of climate and irrigation on GRACE-based estimates of water storage changes in major US aquifers

Reconstruction of GRACE Total Water Storage Through Automated Machine Learning

Comparison of Groundwater Storage Changes From GRACE Satellites With Monitoring and Modeling of Major U.S. Aquifers

Inferencing the land subsidence in the Nile Delta using Sentinel-1 satellites and GPS between 2015 and 2019

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Alan MacDonald

Richard Taylor

Mohammad Shamsudduha

Peishi Jiang

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