Poster: "Science & Policy Challenges in South Dakota after Missouri River Flooding of 2011: NSF EPSCoR Program Supports the Development of Conceptual & Mathematical Models for the Uncertainty & Communication of Water-Human System Interactions (original) (raw)

The research focuses on developing and verifying models that analyze the impacts of climate change and land use on hydrology in South Dakota, particularly after the 2011 Missouri River flooding. It aims to integrate various disciplinary approaches to enhance understanding of water-human system interactions and support educated decision-making at multiple scales from local communities to state governments. Key methodologies include remote sensing data, statistical learning, and simulation models to assess hydrological uncertainties derived from changing environmental and economic conditions.