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NTU Computational Hydrometeorology Lab

In NTU Computational Hydrometeorology Lab (NTU HydroMet Lab), we research on hydrometeorological process modelling and prediction based upon advanced statistical theories and AI

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pyBL: An open-source Python package for stochastic modeling of rainfall using the Bartlett-Lewis Rectangular Pulse model.

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Modelling convective cell lifecycles with a copula-based approach

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pyBL: An open-source Python package for stochastic modeling of rainfall using the Bartlett-Lewis Rectangular Pulse model.

Our Main Research Topics

Unconventional Environmental Monitoring Solutions

Developing innovative sensor technologies and methodologies to monitor environmental parameters with precision and efficiency, addressing challenges in data acquisition for climate and hydrological studies.

Convective Storm Nowcasting and Modelling

Integrates convective cell evolution using radar data, deep learning, and probabilistic models to improve storm movement and intensity forecasting for meteorology and hydrology applications.

Incorporating Impact of Climate Changes to Local Rainfall Modelling

Exploring climate change effects on rainfall extremes using statistical and machine/deep learning with explainable AI to connect model insights to underlying physical mechanisms.