Jane, Robert, Thomas Wahl, Pravin Maduwantha, and Gabriele Villarini. 2026. “Storm-Type Influence on Spatial Rainfall–Surge Dependence and Compound Flood Boundary Condition Generation in a Coastal Watershed”. Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences.

Michalek, Alexander T., Manjaree Binjolkar, Donghui Li, Renato Souza Amorim, and Gabriele Villarini. 2026. “Tiger-HLM for Continental Hydrology: A CONUS-Wide Evaluation of Streamflow Generation under Multiple Precipitation Forcings”. Advances in Water Resources.

Binjolkar, Manjaree, Alexander T. Michalek, Renato Souza Amorim, Donghui Li, Sarah Maebius, Tianjiao Pu, Stéphane Ethier, and Gabriele Villarini. 2026. “Tiger-HLM: A GPU-Accelerated Distributed Hydrologic Model for High-Resolution Streamflow Simulation across Continental Domains”. Advances in Water Resources.

Treppiedi, Dario, Gabriele Villarini, Enrico Scoccimarro, Wenchang Yang, Gabriel A. Vecchi, and Leonardo V. Noto. 2026. “Contrasting Shifts in Tropical Cyclone Seasonality across Global Basins”. Geophysical Research Letters.

Kaiser, Samiul, Ebrahim Ahmadisharaf, Amir AghaKouchak, Gabriele Villarini, Ceyda Polatel, and Vasubandhu Misra. 2026. “Evaluation of Gridded Datasets for Representing Precipitation Event Properties across the U.S. Gulf Coast”. Geophysical Research Letters.

Sui, Xinxin, Morgane Lalonde, TC Chakraborty, Sara C. Pryor, Ruby Leung, Chenghao Wang, Cenlin He, et al. 2026. “Observational Urban Precipitation Assessments: Overview, Challenges, and Future Directions”. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.

Kim, Hanbeen, Gabriele Villarini, Jeff McCollum, and Sarah Maebius. 2026. “Projected Changes in Peak Discharge Globally across Different Scenarios”. Earth’s Future.

Kim, Taereem, Philippe Naveau, Gabriele Villarini, Renato Amorim, and Andreas F. Prein. 2026. “On the Seasonal Divergence of Sub-Daily Precipitation Extreme Structure across the Contiguous United States”. Meteorological Applications.

Bartlett, M., N. Geldner, Z. Cobell, L. Partida, P. Díaz-Garcia, D. Johnson, H. Kim, et al. 2025. “Extending the Joint Probability Method to Compound Flooding: Statistical Delineation of Transition Zones and Design Event Selection”. Water Resources Research.