Patrick Reed

Joseph C. Ford Professor of Engineering

Cornell University

United States

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Patrick Reed is the Joseph C. Ford Professor of Engineering at Cornell University, United States. His research focuses on hydrology, water system vulnerabilities, and climate change, as reflected in his recent articles exploring drought impacts and adaptive water management strategies. Reed's work emphasizes the integration of meteorological influences and financial frameworks to enhance resilience in water infrastructure systems.

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Brett A Bryan

Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Kirsten de Beurs

Professor

Wageningen University & Research

NETHERLANDS

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Antonia Hadjimichael

Assistant Professor

Pennsylvania State University

UNITED STATES

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David F. Gold

UNITED STATES

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Patricia Romero-Lankao

Professor, Canada Excellence Research Chair

University of Toronto

CANADA

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Zhangshuan Hou

Chief Data Scientist

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Julianne Quinn

University of Virginia

UNITED STATES

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Carole Dalin

Associate Professor

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Brinda Yarlagadda

UNITED STATES

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Y. C. Ethan Yang

Associate Professor

Lehigh University

UNITED STATES

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Lillian Lau

Cornell University

UNITED STATES

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Amir AghaKouchak

University of California, Irvine

UNITED STATES

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Ajay Bhave

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (20)

Exploring Water System Vulnerabilities in California's Central Valley Under the Late Renaissance Megadrought and Climate Change

Characterizing How Meteorological Forcing Selection and Parameter Uncertainty Influence Community Land Model Version 5 Hydrological Applications in the United States

Ensemble‐Based Spatially Distributed CLM5 Hydrological Parameter Estimation for the Continental United States

Scenario Storyline Discovery for Planning in Multi‐Actor Human‐Natural Systems Confronting Change

Resilient water infrastructure partnerships in institutionally complex systems face challenging supply and financial risk tradeoffs

Using Financial Contracts to Facilitate Informal Leases Within a Western United States Water Market Based on Prior Appropriation

statemodify: a Python framework to facilitate accessible exploratory modeling for discovering drought vulnerabilities

Average domination: A new multi-objective value metric applied to assess the benefits of forecasts in reservoir operations under different flood design levels

Exploring the Spatially Compounding Multi‐Sectoral Drought Vulnerabilities in Colorado's West Slope River Basins

Two‐Way Option Contracts That Facilitate Adaptive Water Reallocation in the Western United States

Advancing Regional Water Supply Management and Infrastructure Investment Pathways That Are Equitable, Robust, Adaptive, and Cooperatively Stable

How Should Diverse Stakeholder Interests Shape Evaluations of Complex Water Resources Systems Robustness When Confronting Deeply Uncertain Changes?

Evaluating Implementation Uncertainties and Defining Safe Operating Spaces for Deeply Uncertain Cooperative Multi‐City Water Supply Investment Pathways

Large Ensemble Diagnostic Evaluation of Hydrologic Parameter Uncertainty in the Community Land Model Version 5 (CLM5)

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Understanding the Contributions of Paleo‐Informed Natural Variability and Climate Changes to Hydroclimate Extremes in the San Joaquin Valley of California

A Typology for Characterizing Human Action in MultiSector Dynamics Models

Early systems change necessary for catalyzing long-term sustainability in a post-2030 agenda

Diagnostic Framework for Evaluating How Parametric Uncertainty Influences Agro‐Hydrologic Model Projections of Crop Yields Under Climate Change

Resilient California Water Portfolios Require Infrastructure Investment Partnerships That Are Viable for All Partners

Collaborators (13)

Brett A Bryan

Kirsten de Beurs

Antonia Hadjimichael

David F. Gold

Patricia Romero-Lankao

Zhangshuan Hou

Julianne Quinn

Carole Dalin

Brinda Yarlagadda

Y. C. Ethan Yang

Lillian Lau

Amir AghaKouchak

Ajay Bhave

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