Sankarasubramanian Arumugam

Professor

Dr. Arumugam is a Professor and University Faculty Scholar in the Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering Department. His research focuses at the interface of utilizing climate information for improving water and energy management particularly in the context of hydropower generation and power demand prediction. He is currently leading two NSF SEES projects – Water Sustainability and Climate and CyberSEES – focusing on near-term climate change projections and seasonal forecasts for improving water, energy and ecological sustainability.

Grants

  • Evaluation of Tampa Bay Water’s Water Supply System Under Different Changing Hydroclimatic and Demand Scenarios
  • Understanding the Changing Climatology, Organizing Patterns and Source Attribution of Hazards of Floods over the Southcentral and Southeast US
  • Projecting Flood Frequency Curves Under a Changing Climate Using Spatial Extreme Value Analysis
  • EAGER: AI-driven Probabilistic Technique, Quantile Regression Based Artificial Neural Network Model, for Bias Correction and Downscaling of CMIP6 Projections
  • Sustained-Petascale in Action: Blue Waters Enabling Transformative Science and Engineering (Lucas Ford)
  • Hydropower and Pumped Storage Hydro Preliminary Assessments
  • Developing Potential Scenarios of Changes in Hydroclimatic Variables for analyzing the Impacts on the Tampa Bay Water Supply System
  • RAISE: C-Accel Pilot – Track A1: The Urban Flooding Open Knowledge Network - Delivering Flood Information to AnyOne, AnyTime, AnyWhere
  • A Global Synthesis of Land-Surface Fluxes Under Natural and Human-Altered Watersheds Using the Budyko Framework
  • Assessing Controls on Nutrient Loading at the Watershed Scale through Data-Driven Modeling
Sankar Arumugam