Robin Glas
I am interested in the relationship between anthropogenic disturbances and natural streamflow and groundwater fluctuations. My research focuses on characterizing these relationships using statistical approaches, as well as time series and geospatial / geophysical data.
PhD, Earth Sciences, Syracuse University, 2018
MS, Education, University of Southern Maine, 2008
BS, Geology, University of Maine at Orono, 2002
Science and Products
Methods for Estimation Flood Magnitude and Frequency at Ungaged Streams in New York, excluding Long Island
Summary: Extreme flooding can threaten life and property in flood-prone areas, as well as cause damage to critical infrastructure along roadways and canals. The effective management of these areas, and appropriate design of structures along rivers and streams, relies on understanding the magnitude and frequency of floods at gaged locations, and the ability to estimate these data at ungaged strea
Science and Products
Methods for Estimation Flood Magnitude and Frequency at Ungaged Streams in New York, excluding Long Island
Summary: Extreme flooding can threaten life and property in flood-prone areas, as well as cause damage to critical infrastructure along roadways and canals. The effective management of these areas, and appropriate design of structures along rivers and streams, relies on understanding the magnitude and frequency of floods at gaged locations, and the ability to estimate these data at ungaged strea