Dr Maxime Souvignet

Research summary

Cascading predictions from General Circulation Models (GCMs) and Numerical Weather Predictions (NWP) to impact predictions within an uncertainty framework as part of the DEMON project. I particularly focus on:

1. Understanding the ability of different observed data to represent hydrometeorological processes including uncertainties and limitation of such data;
2. Ensemble forecasting of different hydrological model complexity in a cascaded simulation framework (using Dynamic TOPMODEL);
3. Temporal and spatial performance evaluation of GCMs and NWP projections.

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Recent publications

• De Almeida, GA, Bates, PD, Freer, J.E & Souvignet, M. ‘Improving the stability of a simple formulation of the shallow water equations for 2D flood modelling’, Water Resources Research, 2012
• Souvignet, M, Freer, J.E, Bates, PD, Odoni, NA, De Almeida, GA & Cloke, H. ‘Cascading rainfall uncertainties into conceptual hydro-meteorological models for flooding applications’, EGU Genral Assembly 2012, Geophysical Research Abstracts, 14, 2012

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