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Xiaogang Shi



Graduate Research Assistant
xiaogang@hydro.washington.edu
206.685.1796


Current Research

The sensitivity analysis of simulated streamflow trends to VIC model parameters in Pan-Arctic

Seasonal Streamflow Forecast Evaluation for Western US Test Bed

The effects of hydrologic model calibration on seasonal streamflow forecasting in the western United States

Spatial and Temporal Variability of Snow Stratigraphy in Northwestern Alaska

Status Report


Education

Ph.D. Student in Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of Washington, 2005 to present

M.A.Sc in Civil Engineering
McMaster University, Canada, 2005

M.E. in Hydraulic Engineering
Tianjin University, China, 2000

B.E. in Water Resources Engineering
Tianjin University, China, 1997

Positions Held

2005 - present : Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Washington,USA

2004 - 2005 : Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Civil Engineering, McMaster University, Canada

2003: Research Engineer
School of Geography and Geology, McMaster University, Canada


Publications

P.Coulibaly, and X.Shi, 2005, Climate change impact on highway drainage infrastructures in southern Ontario, Journal of Hydraulic Research (Submitted).

X.Shi, 2002, Application of modern bargaining theory to dispute management of project, Journal of Port Engineering, Vol. 151, No. 1.

X.Shi, 1999, Simple explanation for risk management of a large port project, Journal of China Harbor Engineering, Vol. 102, No. 5.


Presentations

X.Shi, Y.Dibike, and P.Coulibaly, 2004, Downscaling GCM output with genetic programming model , AGU/CGU 2004 Joint assembly, May 17-21, Montreal, Canada.



Link

Arcinfo tutorial

Snow Modelers Internet Platform

My personal webpage

Natural flow data set in the Western United States

Forecast Point Information


University of Washington Hydrology Group
Wilson Ceramic Laboratory 
Box 352700 
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-2700

hydro@hydro.washington.edu
ph. 206.685.1796