Jae Yeol Song

Assistant Professor

Korea Maritime and Ocean University

South Korea

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Jae Yeol Song is an Assistant Professor at Korea Maritime and Ocean University in South Korea. His research focuses on the assessment and quantification of risks associated with tropical cyclones, hydrological droughts, and urban flood vulnerabilities. Recent publications include analyses of extreme rainfall from tropical storms and the development of a comprehensive risk analysis framework incorporating social vulnerability factors.

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Hamid Moradkhani

Alton N. Scott Endowed Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Peyman Abbaszadeh

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Chang-Yu Hong

Assistant Professor

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Identifying the Contributing Sources of Uncertainties in Urban Flood Vulnerability in South Korea Considering Multiple GCMs, SSPs, Weight Determination Methods, and MCDM Techniques

Temporal and spatial distribution of extreme rainfall from tropical storms in the Gulf of Mexico from 1979 to 2021

Quantifying Uncertainty in Hydrological Drought Index Using Calibrated SWAT Model

Quantifying Uncertainty in Runoff Simulation According to Multiple Evaluation Metrics and Varying Calibration Data Length

Increasing Wind Threat of Atlantic Tropical Cyclones Based on a Comprehensive Risk Analysis Using Multi-Hazard Hurricane Index and Social Vulnerability Index

A Multivariate Scaling System Is Essential to Characterize the Tropical Cyclones' Risk

A Multivariate Scaling System Is Essential to Characterize the Tropical Cyclones' Risk

Unraveling the Relationship Between Tropical Storms and Agricultural Drought

Unraveling the Relationship Between Tropical Storms and Agricultural Drought

Toward a more effective hurricane hazard communication

Collaborators (4)

Hamed Moftakhari

Hamid Moradkhani

Peyman Abbaszadeh

Chang-Yu Hong

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