Flood of 2013 in Boulder, Colorado
A guest editorial from Professor Vijay K. Gupta, an Iowa Flood Center colleague at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
Archive for the ‘Research’ Category
NASA’s GPM mission completes successful Iowa Flood Studies field campaign
On a Wednesday afternoon in June, a severe storm outbreak spawned huge thunderstorms across Iowa and western Illinois. NASA’s Polarimetric precipitation radar was in place to scan the storms as they swept through the region.
From the Field: Rain Gauges
Kara Prior, an IFC student employee, shares her field experiences during the IFloodS campaign.
A Unified Flash Flood Database across the United States
NASA’s Iowa Flood Studies Hangout
Flood Prediction Focus of 2014 NASA Mission
NASA, IFC Event in Calmar CANCELLED
Due to severe weather forecasts, the NASA and Iowa Flood Center public outreach event scheduled for Wednesday, June 12 at 7 p.m. in Room 104, Wilder Business Center, on the Northeast Iowa Community College campus has been CANCELLED.
IFloodS Blog: Tiny Things Matter
Iowa Flood Center Deploys Rain Gauges
IFC researchers have designed and installed 20 state-of-the-art rain gauges with soil moisture probes in the Turkey River watershed in northeast Iowa, with a few more gauges in the South Fork of the Iowa River watershed (Franklin, Hamilton, and Hardin counties) and the Walnut Creek watershed (Jasper County).
IFloodS: NPOL Radar on the Ground
NASA and Iowa Flood Center staff have been busy deploying instrumentation to field locations in the Cedar, Iowa, and Turkey River watersheds in preparation for the campaign.
