Research
Research
Flash flood prediction and potential
Precipitation patterns and extremes
Climate change and its impacts on environmental systems
Multi-sensor quantitative precipitation estimation
Stochastic weather generator
Geomorphology
Paleohydrology
Climate change and its impacts on environmental systems
Climate change signal detection from observations and climate models, considering natural variability
Assessment of climate change impacts on hydrological and ecological systems
Stochastic modelling approached to study climate change impacts while accounting for climate natural variability
Climate change impact on streamflow
Climate change impact on cereal production
Climate change impact on insect population dynamic
Flash flood prediction and potential
Hydrometeorological conditions for flash floods generation in arid, semi-arid and Mediterranean regions
Flooding potential of storms
Estimation of maximal flash flood magnitude
Intra-basin processes during extreme flash-floods
Flash flood warning systems
Synoptic indexes of Israel desert flash floods
Flash flood sensitivity to precipitation space-time pattern
Geomorphology
Evolution of gravel-bed channels in response to non-steady flow regime
Changes in the channel of Nahal Arava downstream section
Water erosion as the cause of loss of fertile land in Israel
Multi-sensor quantitative precipitation estimation
Radar-based precipitation estimation
X-band radar precipitation estimation and analysis
Paleohydrology
The Eastern Mediterranean - Levant late Quaternary climates
Relationships between precipitation magnitude and patterns and the Dead-Sea lake levels at late Holocene
Precipitation patterns and extremes
Space-time patterns of convective storms derived from radar data in arid, semi-arid and Mediterranean regions
Space-time patterns of global extreme precipitation events
Intensity-duration-frequency (IDF) from remotely-sensed data
Precipitation patterns of flash-flood producing synoptic systems
Stochastic weather generator
High space-time resolution rainfall generator (HiReS-WR) producing "radar-like" rain fields
Point weather generators for meteorologic station data