Author Archives: shaunharrigan

Joint YESS-YHS Early Career Researcher (ECR) Workshop 2018 at GEWEX Conference, Canada

Posted on December 6, 2017 by shaunharrigan

Hello, Join us and @YESSCommunity in Canada May 2018 for the ECR workshop: ‘Towards Regional Information to Improve Our Understanding on Weather, Water and Climate Extreme Events’ prior to @GEWEX_WCRP Conference: EXTREMES AND WATER ON THE EDGE! See website for … Continue reading →

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Launching the YHS National Reps Initiative

Posted on October 19, 2017 by shaunharrigan

Marius Floriancic & Shaun Harrigan A core mission of the Young Hydrologic Society (YHS) is to better connect early-career hydrologists right from the beginning of their careers. To date this has been done by creating an online platform and organising events … Continue reading →

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Research “Hylight”: Complex Picture for Likelihood of ENSO-Driven Flood Hazard by Emerton et al.

Posted on July 27, 2017 by shaunharrigan

In March, Rebecca Emerton and colleagues published a paper on ENSO-Driven Flood Hazard in Nature Communications. The paper found a more complex picture than is often assumed. We decided to ask Rebecca a few questions about the paper. Follow @BeccaLizE

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Quick recap on EGU 2017 Short course on Hydrological Forecasting

Posted on July 14, 2017 by shaunharrigan

For the first time at this year’s EGU 2017, HEPEX and the YHS jointly organised a Short course on Hydrological Forecasting. The course was focused on real-time hydrological forecasting and topics covered included: Estimating predictive uncertainty (e.g. ensembles & post-processing) … Continue reading →

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Using R in Hydrology (short course) at EGU 2017

Posted on May 2, 2017 by shaunharrigan

“Using R in hydrology” short course at EGU 2017 was a great success, attracting over 100 participants (in a room with 80 seats, see photo!). We covered a wide range of hydrologically focused applications of the R programming language: reproducible … Continue reading →

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