UBC experts on rain and flooding

November 04, 2022

Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)UBC experts on rain and flooding Media AdvisoriesTwo atmospheric rivers are forecast to affect coastal B.C. in the next few days. UBC experts are available to comment. Dr. Younes AlilaProfessor, Department of Forest Resources ManagementEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishClimate and land useHow forest changes affect flood riskDr. Sean FlemingAdjunct Professor, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric SciencesCell: 541–250–1248Email: [email protected], floodingClimate change, weather forecastingBrett Gilley (he/him)Associate Professor of Teaching, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric SciencesTel: 604-719-9423Email: [email protected] language(s): EnglishLandslides and explaining natural disasters to a non-expert audienceElise Legarth (she/her)PhD student, Department of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric SciencesEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishPrecipitation, water resource and flood modellingWeather forecastingHydrological impactsKees LokmanAssociate Professor, School of Architecture and Landscape ArchitectureEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishCoastal adaptation, infrastructure planning and design to address climate risk and sustainabilityDr. John RichardsonProfessor, Department of Forest and Conservation SciencesEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishEffects of flooding on streams and lakes, water quality and debris torrentsImpacts of excess water on slopesUrban impacts of drainage patterns and loss of natural stream networks in many parts of the Lower MainlandDr. Hans SchreierProfessor Emeritus, Faculty of Land and Food SystemsCell: 604-731-0548Email: [email protected] language(s): EnglishWatersheds and watershed managementFlooding and water, urban stormwaterDr. Stephen SheppardProfessor Emeritus, Faculty of ForestryDirector, Collaborative for Advanced Landscape PlanningEmail: [email protected] language(s): English

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UBC experts on rain and flooding

Media Advisories

Two atmospheric rivers are forecast to affect coastal B.C. in the next few days. UBC experts are available to comment.

Dr. Younes Alila
Professor, Department of Forest Resources Management
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Climate and land use
  • How forest changes affect flood risk

Dr. Sean Fleming
Adjunct Professor, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
Cell: 541–250–1248
Email: [email protected]

  • Rivers, flooding
  • Climate change, weather forecasting

Brett Gilley (he/him)
Associate Professor of Teaching, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
Tel: 604-719-9423
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Landslides and explaining natural disasters to a non-expert audience

Elise Legarth (she/her)
PhD student, Department of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Precipitation, water resource and flood modelling
  • Weather forecasting
  • Hydrological impacts

Kees Lokman
Associate Professor, School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Coastal adaptation, infrastructure planning and design to address climate risk and sustainability

Dr. John Richardson
Professor, Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Effects of flooding on streams and lakes, water quality and debris torrents
  • Impacts of excess water on slopes
  • Urban impacts of drainage patterns and loss of natural stream networks in many parts of the Lower Mainland

Dr. Hans Schreier
Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Land and Food Systems
Cell: 604-731-0548
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Watersheds and watershed management
  • Flooding and water, urban stormwater

Dr. Stephen Sheppard
Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Forestry
Director, Collaborative for Advanced Landscape Planning
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Future climate change scenarios
  • Planning for local climate change impacts, adaptation and mitigation
  • How ready are our urban landscapes for storms
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