On Friday, April 4th, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette hosted its Annual NSF EPSCoR Project Meeting for the
Presentation at the 12th Annual Louisiana Water Conference
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UL Lafayette Leads Multi-University Research on Flood Mitigation and Response
Multi-state research project aims to help Gulf Coast communities prepare for, respond to floods
Our Research Staff participated in the 12th Annual Louisiana Water Conference (https://easychair.org/smart-program/LAWater2018/) that was held on Tuesday, March 27th, at the LSU campus. Our staff made three presentations on different water resources and flood research studies:
- Emad Habib, Hisham Eldardiry and David Borrok: Assessment of Effects of Climate Variability on Water Supply Stress in Louisiana: Opportunities and Implications for Sustainable Water Management
- Mohamed ElSaadani, Emad Habib, and Robert Miller: Integration of Physically-Based Distributed Hydrologic model's into Local Flood Mapping Application
- Haitham Saad, Emad Habib and Robert Miller: High Resolution Modeling of Extreme Floods in Low-gradient urbanized environments: A case study in South Louisiana