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Ali Behrangi

Professor, Hydrology / Atmospheric Sciences | Distinguished Scholar | Associate Professor, Remote Sensing / Spatial Analysis - GIDP | Associate Professor, Civil Engineering-Engineering Mechanics | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Professor, Geosciences

Hydrology & Atmospheric Sci

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Introduction to Atmospheric and Hydrology Remote Sensing
Severe Weather & Climate Change Impacts
Earth: Our Watery Home

Student Thesis/Dissertation(5)

Improving Global Satellite Precipitation Products Utilizing Machine Learning
2023·doctoral
Assessment of the Potential use of IMERG Sub-Hourly Precipitation to Derive Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curves Over Dense Gauges Networks
2022·masters
Investigating Water Stress in Drylands
2022·doctoral
Assessment of Various Precipitation Products in Capturing Atmospheric Rivers and their Performance as a Function of Near-Surface Conditions
2021·masters
Global Assessment of Rain Gauge Undercatch Correction Factors and Comparative Analysis of Snowfall Accumulation Using Diverse Data Sets: In-Situ, Satellite, and Reanalysis
2020·masters

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Ali Behrangi

Courses(3)

Introduction to Atmospheric and Hydrology Remote Sensing

Severe Weather & Climate Change Impacts

Earth: Our Watery Home

Student Thesis/Dissertation(5)

Improving Global Satellite Precipitation Products Utilizing Machine Learning

Assessment of the Potential use of IMERG Sub-Hourly Precipitation to Derive Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curves Over Dense Gauges Networks

Investigating Water Stress in Drylands

Assessment of Various Precipitation Products in Capturing Atmospheric Rivers and their Performance as a Function of Near-Surface Conditions

Global Assessment of Rain Gauge Undercatch Correction Factors and Comparative Analysis of Snowfall Accumulation Using Diverse Data Sets: In-Situ, Satellite, and Reanalysis

Profile

Ali Behrangi

Courses(3)

Introduction to Atmospheric and Hydrology Remote Sensing

Severe Weather & Climate Change Impacts

Earth: Our Watery Home

Student Thesis/Dissertation(5)

Improving Global Satellite Precipitation Products Utilizing Machine Learning

Assessment of the Potential use of IMERG Sub-Hourly Precipitation to Derive Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curves Over Dense Gauges Networks

Investigating Water Stress in Drylands

Assessment of Various Precipitation Products in Capturing Atmospheric Rivers and their Performance as a Function of Near-Surface Conditions

Global Assessment of Rain Gauge Undercatch Correction Factors and Comparative Analysis of Snowfall Accumulation Using Diverse Data Sets: In-Situ, Satellite, and Reanalysis