O. Crompton

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Forest loss in Brazil increases maximum temperatures within 50 km

N. Bhattarai, S. Thompson, Octavia Crompton, 2019, Environmental Research Letters.

Resistance Formulations in Shallow Overland Flow Along a Hillslope Covered With Patchy Vegetation

G. Katul, S. Thompson, Octavia Crompton, 2020, Water Resources Research.

Fire return intervals explain different vegetation cover responses to wildfire restoration in two Sierra Nevada basins

S. Stephens, S. Thompson, G. Boisramé, 2022, Forest Ecology and Management.

Quantifying Shallow Overland Flow Patterns Under Laboratory Simulations Using Thermal and LiDAR Imagery

Y. Cohen, A. Levi, T. Svoray, 2021, Water Resources Research.

Hydrologic Connectivity and Patch‐To‐Hillslope Scale Relations in Dryland Ecosystems

G. Katul, D. Lapides, O. Crompton, 2023, Geophysical Research Letters.

Quantifying the Uncertainty Created by Non‐Transferable Model Calibrations Across Climate and Land Cover Scenarios: A Case Study With SWMM

G. Kondolf, A. Sytsma, Chelsea L. Panos, 2022, Water Resources Research.

Emulation of the Saint Venant Equations Enables Rapid and Accurate Predictions of Infiltration and Overland Flow Velocity on Spatially Heterogeneous Surfaces

S. Thompson, A. Sytsma, Octavia Crompton, 2019, Water Resources Research.

Bridging structural and functional hydrological connectivity in dryland ecosystems

G. Katul, D. Lapides, O. Crompton, 2023, CATENA.

Rational Method Time of Concentration Can Underestimate Peak Discharge for Hillslopes

Sally E. Thompson, Dana Ariel Lapides, Anneliese Sytsma, 2021 .

Sensitivity of dryland vegetation patterns to storm characteristics

S. Thompson, O. Crompton, 2021, Ecohydrology.

Deforestation-induced surface warming is influenced by the fragmentation and spatial extent of forest loss in Maritime Southeast Asia

S. Thompson, J. Duncan, O. Crompton, 2021, Environmental Research Letters.

Forming the Future of Agrohydrology

M. Safeeq, J. Groh, J. Rapp, 2023, Earth's Future.