Jose Vasconcelos

Associate Professor

Auburn University

United States

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Dr. Jose Vasconcelos is an Associate Professor at Auburn University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on hydrology, urban drainage systems, and the vulnerability of coastal infrastructures to environmental changes. Recent works include evaluating hydrologic modeling for urban contexts and analyzing rainfall variability impacts on stormwater management. He aims to develop practical tools for effective stormwater design and optimization.

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Frances O'Donnell

Assistant Professor

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Dimaghi Schwamback

Lund University

SWEDEN

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Bret Webb

Professor

University of South Alabama

UNITED STATES

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Robson L. Pachaly

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Daniel Wright

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Ben Hodges

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University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Xing Fang

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Auburn University

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Jose Vasconcelos

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Articles (18)

Reformulating the Rational Method Considering Dissimilar Land Use Types

Conceptual data-driven approach for analyzing the vulnerability of coastal roadways to groundwater level changes

Impacts of rainfall spatiotemporal variability on pressurized flow conditions in urban drainage systems

Evaluating Distributed Hydrologic Modeling to Assess Coastal Highway Vulnerability to High Water Tables

Toward a better understanding of curve number and initial abstraction ratio values from a large sample of watersheds perspective

Comparing SWMM and HEC-RAS Hydrological Modeling Performance in Semi-Urbanized Watershed

Evaluating SWMM Modeling Performance for Rapid Flows on Tunnels with Geometric Discontinuities

Evolution and Characterization of Pressurized Flow Conditions in Stormwater Collection Networks

Practical Tool for the Design and Cost Optimization of Permeable Pavements in the Planning Stage of Stormwater Management

Generalized, Dynamic, and Transient-Storage Form of the Preissmann Slot

Experimental Study of Geysering in an Upstream Vertical Shaft

Developing a Practical Tool for Integrating Green Infrastructure into Cost-Effective Stormwater Management Plans

Evaluating Curve Number Implementation Alternatives for Peak Flow Predictions in Urbanized Watersheds Using SWMM

Optimal Energy Gradient for Pumping Systems Supplying Variable Flow Demands

Evaluating SWMM capabilities to simulate closed pipe transients

Multiphase Rapid Filling Conditions of Tunnel System in Columbus, Ohio

Improving Urban Flood Resilience under Climate Change Scenarios in a Tropical Watershed Using Low-Impact Development Practices

Laboratory-Scale Investigation of the Pressurization of T-Junctions in Hydraulic Systems

Collaborators (7)

Frances O'Donnell

Dimaghi Schwamback

Bret Webb

Robson L. Pachaly

Daniel Wright

Ben Hodges

Xing Fang

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