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Hydrological Sciences

Amulya Chevuturi

Amulya Chevuturi is a Senior Hydroclimate Scientist at the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH). Her research focuses on hydrological variability under current and future climate scenarios, forecast evaluation, uncertainty quantification, and hydro-meteorological hazards including floods and droughts. She holds a PhD in Climate Sciences and has published extensively on hydroclimate extremes in peer-reviewed journals, developing open and reproducible workflows, datasets, and computational tools to advance collaborative research. Her expertise includes large-scale observational datasets, weather forecasts, climate projections, high-performance computing, and advanced analytical methods. Her work bridges scientific research and practical applications, contributing to improved understanding of climate risks.

GMID: a new high-resolution dataset for drought assessment at global scale.

GMID: a new high-resolution dataset for drought assessment at global scale.

Drought is inherently difficult to quantify due to its complex and multiscale nature. As a result, our ability to assess and monitor this phenomenon depends heavily on the availability of high-quality datasets.  The Global Multi-Index Drought (GMID) dataset was developed to address key limitations of existing global drought products. Our goal was to create a …[Read More]