Nathaniel K Pasley
Nathan Pasley is a computational geographer for the Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center based in Austin, Texas.
Nathan worked with the USGS since 2018 and has been involved in various projects including groundwater studies, geophysical logging, remote sensing, field data collection, water-use, web-mapping, and app development. His research interests include mapping surface water extent, among other variables, using remote sensing-based inundation modeling in Python, and developing internal software tools that increase workflow efficiency.
Science and Products
Identifying Opportunities to Strengthen Climate Resilience in Flood-Prone Underserved Communities in Harris County, Texas
Flooding in urban centers caused by increasingly severe storms has led to massive economic, social, and ecological damage. Researchers supported by this South Central CASC project will examine flood vulnerability and equity in mitigation efforts in Harris County, Texas, currently home to the highest concentration of federally funded relocation projects in the country. The resulting flood vulnerabi
Science and Products
Identifying Opportunities to Strengthen Climate Resilience in Flood-Prone Underserved Communities in Harris County, Texas
Flooding in urban centers caused by increasingly severe storms has led to massive economic, social, and ecological damage. Researchers supported by this South Central CASC project will examine flood vulnerability and equity in mitigation efforts in Harris County, Texas, currently home to the highest concentration of federally funded relocation projects in the country. The resulting flood vulnerabi