Fourteen articles, seven as first author.
Peer-reviewed work since 2023 on floods, rainfall, heat, and compound hazards, plus the papers now in preparation. 130 citations and an h-index of 7 on Google Scholar (September 2026). My name is in bold.
2026
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2026J14
Urban morphology controls thermal and moisture anomalies: Insights from local climate zones across U.S. cities
Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment, 43, 102161
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2026J13
Do the wettest days occur together? A global analysis on disentangling precipitation intensity from seasonal timing
Earth and Space Science, 13(4), e2025EA004845
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2026J12
Understanding multi-hazard risk for U.S. coastal cities
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 134, 106023
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2026J11
Rainfall relief or humidity havoc? The boon and curse of precipitation during heatwaves
Natural Hazards, 122(5), 172
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2026J10
Local-scale flood hazard projections in historically vulnerable communities
Modeling Earth Systems and Environment, 12(1), 5
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2026J9
GeoClimate Intelligence Platform: A web-based framework for environmental data analysis
Environmental Modelling & Software, 197, 106826
2025
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2025J8
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2025J7
Yesterday's extremes, today's new normal: Flood risk in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Natural Hazards, 121(16), 19409–19423
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2025J6
Understanding spatiotemporal variation of heatwave projections across US cities
Scientific Reports, 15, 10643
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2025J5
Projected changes in precipitation extremes across the Mississippi River Basin using the NASA global daily downscaled datasets NEX-GDDP-CMIP6
International Journal of Climatology, 45(5), e8748
2024
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2024J4
Spatiotemporal characterization of heatwave exposure across historically vulnerable communities
Scientific Reports, 14, 20882
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2024J3
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2024J2
Spatiotemporal characterization of heatwaves on an urban center using satellite-based estimates
Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 155(7), 6677–6695
2023
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2023J1
Projected changes in hydro-climatic extremes with CMIP6 climate model outputs: A case of rain-fed river systems in Western Nepal
Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment, 37(3), 965–987
Peer-reviewed conference proceedings
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2026P1
Bridging the gap: An open-source, low-code platform for integrating data science into water resources engineering education
In World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2026 (pp. 80–91). ASCE
Under review and in preparation
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Under review
Multiscale evaluation of IMERG satellite precipitation estimates across the United States
Manuscript under review
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In prep.
MRRpy: A modular Python model for distributed rainfall–runoff generation and flood routing
To be submitted to Journal of Open Source Software
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In prep.
Explainable tree–neural network ensemble for GRACE-based terrestrial water storage and groundwater estimation
Manuscript in preparation
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In prep.
An abrupt 2017 shift in IMERG V07 rainfall over the Kathmandu Valley: Detection with long-record gauges, attribution to lost gauge input, and consequences for bias correction and extreme-rainfall estimation
Manuscript in preparation
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In prep.
A 76-year global record reveals accelerating compound heatwave–drought hazards in drylands
Manuscript in preparation
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In prep.
Sea-level rise, not changing storm dependence, explains the rise in compound flood days along the contiguous U.S. coast
Target: Earth's Future
Dataset
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2024D1
Interconnected hazards data
[Data set]. DesignSafe-CI
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