Faisal Hossain

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University of Washington

United States

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Faisal Hossain is a Professor at the University of Washington, USA. His research primarily focuses on water resource management, satellite observations, and citizen science. Recent publications highlight innovative approaches to measuring water levels, managing reservoir operations, and utilizing satellite data for environmental monitoring and assessment.

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Karina Nielsen

Technical University of Denmark

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Gordon Holtgrieve

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University of Washington

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Stefano Galelli

Cornell University

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Hyongki Lee

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University of Houston

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Forecast-Informed Reservoir Operations within a Satellite-Based Framework for Mountainous and High-Precipitation Regions: Case of the 2018 Kerala Floods

Evaluation using in-situ observations from national governments and Citizen Scientists suggests nadir altimeters can accurately measure water level changes regardless of lake area

GRILSS: opening the gateway to global reservoir sedimentation data curation

Reservoir Assessment Tool version 3.0: a scalable and user-friendly software platform to mobilize the global water management community

ResORR: A globally scalable and satellite data-driven algorithm for river flow regulation due to reservoir operations

A network design approach for citizen science-satellite monitoring of surface water volume changes in Bangladesh

Restoring the Mesopotamian Rivers for Future Generations: A Practical Approach

Understanding Volume Estimation Uncertainty of Lakes and Wetlands Using Satellites and Citizen Science

Satellite observations reveal 13 years of reservoir filling strategies, operating rules, and hydrological alterations in the Upper Mekong River basin

Building User‐Readiness for Satellite Earth Observing Missions: The Case of the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) Mission

Predicting the Likely Thermal Impact of Current and Future Dams Around the World

Developing a Baseline Characterization of River Bathymetry and Time-Varying Height for Chindwin River in Myanmar Using SRTM and Landsat Data

Integrating Gravimetry Data With Thermal Infra‐Red Data From Satellites to Improve Efficiency of Operational Irrigation Advisory in South Asia

Evaluating the hydropower potential of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

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Karina Nielsen

Gordon Holtgrieve

Stefano Galelli

Hyongki Lee

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