Many colleagues participated and gave very nice presentations. Here below I am reproducing verbatim the content of the School's pages with links to the pdf of the lectures.
AGENDA
Lunedì 28 Gennaio
Rafael L. Bras, The Era of Data Rich Hydrology
Stefan Uhlenbrook, The WWDR and SDG 6 Synthesis Report
Sessione pomeridiana
Aldo Fiori, Groundwater hydrology and hydrological process mechanics
Marco Marani, Beyond traditional extreme value theory: lessons learned from rainfall and hurricane intensity
Maria Cristina Rulli, The water-food-energy nexus
Martedì 29 Gennaio
Sessione mattutina
Rafael L. Bras, The Era of Data Rich Hydrology
Stefan Uhlenbrook, The WWDR and SDG 6 Synthesis Report
Fabio Castelli, Remote sensing and data assimilation in hydrology
Sessione pomeridiana
Roberto Deidda, Modelling scaling properties of precipitation fields
Salvatore Grimaldi, Hydrologic measurements and novel observation technologies
— Dinner & Social event —
Mercoledì 30 Gennaio
Sessione mattutina
Salvatore Manfreda, Drones in Hydrology (lecture & hands on)
Elena Volpi, Hydrological risk assessment: Return period and probability of failure
Sessione pomeridiana
Andrea Libertino, Advances in the space-time analysis of rainfall extremes
Riccardo Rigon, Hydrologic modelling in a data rich world
Giovedì 31 Gennaio
Sessione mattutina
Daniele Ganora, Data poor vs. data rich cases for flood hazard (lecture & hands on)
Gabriele Freni, Distributed Data quality and urban flood modelling uncertainty
Sessione pomeridiana
Fernando Nardi, Citizen science and big data in hydrology
Venerdì 1 Febbraio
Sessione mattutina
Tommaso Moramarco, Stream flow measurements: ground and satellite observations
Alessio Domeneghetti, Remote sensing data and tools to foster inland water monitoring and flood modeling
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