Monday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1630	H14B	CC 716A	General Session on Precipitation III: Hydrologic Extreme Events (joint with A) Presiding: Y Hong, University of Oklahoma; J Gourley, National Severe Storms Laboratory; E Gruntfest, Social Science Woven Into Meteorology    [Print-friendly session details]
1630	H14B-01	CC 716A	How Social Science is Informing Our Understanding of Flash Flooding: The Need for "Hydro-Socio-Meteo- rologists" *E Gruntfest INVITED    [Abstract]
1645	H14B-02	CC 716A	A New Algorithm for Blending Multiple Satellite Precipitation Estimates With In-situ Gauge Precipitation Measurements Over Canada *A Lin, X L Wang    [Abstract]
1700	H14B-03	CC 716A	Scale by Scale Statistical Evaluation of Satellite Precipitation Products *S Lovejoy, J Pinel, D Schertzer    [Abstract]
1715	H14B-04	CC 716A	Statistical Framework for Evaluating Satellite Rainfall Products *M Gebremichael, J Yan    [Abstract]
1730	H14B-05	CC 716A	Rainfall Intensities of Extreme Precipitation Events *E Amitai, X Llort    [Abstract]
1745	H14B-06	CC 716A	Evaluation of Satellite Rainfall Products in a Complex Terrain and Humid Region in Ethiopia M M Bitew, *M Gebremichael    [Abstract]
1800	H14B-07	CC 716A	Remotely-Sensed Rainfall for the Wettest Season in Oklahoma on Record *Z Flamig, J Gourley, Y Hong, L Li    [Abstract]
1815	H14B-08	CC 716A	Satellite Remote Sensing and Hydrological Modeling for Real-time Flood Inundation Mapping: A Case Study in Nzoia Basin, Lake Victoria, Africa *S Khan, L Li, R Adler, F Policelli, S Habib, D Irwin, Y Hong, T Korme    [Abstract]