Software for simulations of sediment-laden Earth surface flows
Using python script and AutoHotKey (AHK) to automate DAN3D simulation automatically
Estimate incremental volume changes (erosion and deposition) along the path of a debris flow.
ShaLPA tool - Shallow Landslides Propagation Assessment at basin scale
This project implements the DOME (Dynamic Optimization Meta-Ensemble) framework for computational debris flow risk prediction.
This study investigates debris-flow activity in the recently highly active Mühlsturzgräben catchments (Klausbachtal, Berchtesgaden National Park) by combining historical and newly acquired terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) datasets. The multi-temporal dataset provides insights into nearly a decade of geomorphic change at varying temporal resolutions
Storm rainfall from public US radar, gauges, and climatology — analyzed and mapped over terrain (MRMS, NEXRAD Level II, Synoptic gauges, NOAA Atlas 14, USGS 3DEP)
How does a cloudburst happen? An interactive, open-source explainer. Glassbox No. 111.
How do landslides happen? An interactive, open-source explainer. Glassbox No. 103.
Official code for the paper "Inverse computational morphology of debris and alluvial fans" published in Computers & Geosciences.
Shallow Landslides Initiation Assessment GIS tool
Independent physics analysis of the 26 August 2026 Langtang Lirung collapse and Trishuli flood, Nepal
ArcGIS-based debris-flow hazard assessment for the Meilonggou watershed, developed as an undergraduate GIS thesis project.
Solving surface-water phenomena seamlessly on a single grid — floods, tsunamis, debris flows, glaciers, groundwater in one Fortran program
Reconstruction code for the 26 August 2026 Langtang rock-ice avalanche and 180-km flood
Geospatial datasets and simulation models for the 2015 Salgar, Antioquia debris flood case study.
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