Enhancing Hydrological Extremes Modeling with Remote Sensing: The Role of Novel Products and Estimates in a Changing Climate

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Type:

Thematic Session

Category:

Extreme Events

Place:

Room 5

Date and time:

12:30 to 13:00 on 04/14/2025

Enhancing Hydrological Extremes Modeling with Remote Sensing: The Role of Novel Products and Estimates in a Changing Climate

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Speaker

Vandoir Bourscheidt

Prof. Dr. Vandoir Bourscheidt

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