Lele Shu
Ph.D, Associate Professor, PI of SHUD project
Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Key Laboratory of Land Surface Process and Climate Change, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Lele Shu
Lele Shu is an associate professor in Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources (NIEER), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) since 2020. He obtained PhD degree of Water Resource Engineering and minor degree of Computational Science from Pennsylvania State University in 2017, then worked as postdoc in UC Davis. His research interest includes computational distributed hydrologic model, integrated Coupled Nature-Human System modeling, impact of landuse and climate change and hydrologic data mining.
- Hydrologic model with numeric methos
- Spatial heterogeneity and homogeneity in runoff, evaporation, subsurface fluxes and in their sensitivity to their controls
- High-performance/parallel computing in hydrologic models
- Coupled Nature-Human watershed modeling
Ph.D in Water Resources Engineer and Computational Science, 2012-2017
Pennsylvania State University
M.S. in GIS and Remote Sensing, 2006-2009
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Lanzhou, China)
B.S in Geography Information System, 2001-2005
Lanzhou University (Lanzhou, China)
Paul Ullrich
Ph.D, Associate Professor of Atmospheric Science
Land, Air and Water Resources Department, UC Davis
UC Davis Climate and Global Change Group
Paul Ullrich
Associate Professor of Regional and Global Climate Modeling
Faculty Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Topical Editor, Geoscientific Model Development
Associate Editor, Monthly Weather Review
- Regional and Global Climate modeling,
- Extreme Weather Detection and Attribution
- Atmospheric Dynamics
- Numerical Methods
- Static and Adaptive mesh refinement'
Ph.D. Atmospheric Science, 2017
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
M. Math Applied Mathematics, 2009
University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario
M.S. Atmospheric Science, 2009
University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario
B. Math Applied Mathematics and Computer Science", 2005
University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario
Christopher Duffy
Ph.D, Professor of Hydrology
Department of Civil Engineering
Pennsylvania State University
Christopher Duffy, Ph.D
Dr. Duffy is a professor of Hydrology in Department of Civil Engineering, Pennsylvania State University. He is the lead of the PIHM group and advisor of PIHM/SHUD development. His primary research interests are stochastic and numerical modeling of groundwater flow and solute transport and modeling large-scale hydrologic systems.
- Stability of a Two-State Hillslope Model
- Concentration-Discharge Dynamics in Watersheds
- Visualizing Dynamics of Layered Hillslopes
- Spatio-temporal analysis of the forced Richards Equation
- Theory and Numerical Experiments for Macroporous Hillslopes
- Modeling Soil Moisture of a Semi-arid Hillslope
- Modal Analysis of Complex Groundwater Chemistry
Ph.D. Hydrology, 1982
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
M.S. Hydrology, 1976
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
B.S. Environmental Engineering, 1975
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Chen Zhao
Graduate student. The major research is flood prediction and assessment.
- Numerical modeling
- Natural disaster
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, graduate student, 2023-
Lanzhou University of Technology ， B.S., 2019-2023
Tingwei Bu
Graduate student. The major research is flood prediction and assessment.
- Flood modeling
- Natural disaster
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, graduate student, 2021-
Southwest Jiaotong University， B.S., 2016-2020
Xinye Qiu
College student. She will finish her thesis in the SHUD group.
- Numerical modeling
- Hydrological impacts of Land Use and Land Cover Change
Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology, 2019-