D.C. Chavarro-Rincón

D.C. Chavarro-Rincón is a researcher in the Department of Water Resources, focusing on Earth and Planetary Sciences and Environmental Risk Assessment.

Research interests include:

• Ecohydrology
• Canopy transpiration
• Hazard and risk assessment
• Sap flow measurement techniques
• Surface water dynamics
• Soil-vegetation interactions

Recent research output highlights:

• 2017: Allometric modeling of Kalahari trees for ecohydrological applications
• 2016: Multi-hazard risk assessment framework in Alpine regions
• 2014: Comparative studies of Himalayan forest canopies
• 2013: Advancements in sap flow measurement methodology
• 2012: Technical developments in temperature gradient corrections