Forecast-Informed Reservoir Operations within a Satellite-Based Framework for Mountainous and High-Precipitation Regions: Case of the 2018 Kerala Floods
Pritam Das(University of Washington), Peeranan Towashiraporn(Asian Disaster Preparedness Center), Miguel Laverde(Asian Disaster Preparedness Center), Vivek Balakrishnan(Centre for Water Resources Development and Management), Hyongki Lee(University of Houston), Chinaporn Meechaiya(Asian Disaster Preparedness Center), Kamal Hosen(Asian Disaster Preparedness Center), Faisal Hossain(Tennessee Technological University), Sarath Suresh(University of Washington), P.J. Jainet(Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment)
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