Profile

Peter Troch

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Department Head, Hydrology / Atmospheric Sciences | Professor, Hydrology / Atmospheric Sciences | Professor, Civil Engineering-Engineering Mechanics

Hydrology & Atmospheric Sci

Overview

Research

Advanced Catchment Hydrology
Fundamentals of Surface Water Hydrology

Student Thesis/Dissertation(7)

Machine learning analysis of streamflow recession patterns across climates in the contiguous United States
2024·masters
Investigation of the Hydrological Response of Three Identical Hillslopes at the Landscape Evolution Observatory
2019·masters
Investigation of Hydrologically Mediated Interactions at the Critical Zone through Controlled Experimentation
2019·doctoral
Changes in storm runoff with urbanization: the role of pervious areas in a semi-arid environment
2018·masters
Application of Geochemical Tracers to Determine the Sources Contributing to Runoff at the Semi-arid Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed, Arizona
2017·masters

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Books(3)

Advancing Understanding of Hydrological and Biogeochemical Interactions in Evolving Landscapes through Controlled Experimentation at the Landscape Evolution Observatory
2017
Operational flood forecasting on the River Meuse using on-line identification
1991
Modelling the time-dependent nature of the rainfall-runoff relationship using on-line identification
1991

News(12)

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Profile

Peter Troch

Courses(2)

Advanced Catchment Hydrology

Fundamentals of Surface Water Hydrology

Student Thesis/Dissertation(7)

Machine learning analysis of streamflow recession patterns across climates in the contiguous United States

Investigation of the Hydrological Response of Three Identical Hillslopes at the Landscape Evolution Observatory

Investigation of Hydrologically Mediated Interactions at the Critical Zone through Controlled Experimentation

Changes in storm runoff with urbanization: the role of pervious areas in a semi-arid environment

Application of Geochemical Tracers to Determine the Sources Contributing to Runoff at the Semi-arid Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed, Arizona

Books(3)

Advancing Understanding of Hydrological and Biogeochemical Interactions in Evolving Landscapes through Controlled Experimentation at the Landscape Evolution Observatory

Operational flood forecasting on the River Meuse using on-line identification

Modelling the time-dependent nature of the rainfall-runoff relationship using on-line identification

News(12)

Life on LEO: Plants to be Added to the Landscape Evolution Observatory at Biosphere 2

UArizona Researchers Go on Offense, Defense in Battle Against Hackers

$30M Gift Announced for UA's Biosphere 2

First Rain on World’s Largest Artificial Watershed

DOD Funds UA Climate Change, Environment Projects