David Raff

Reclamation Office: Commissioner's Office, Deputy Commissioner - Operations
Contact Information: , draff@usbr.gov

Research Funded by the Science and Technology Program

David Raff began doing research for the Science and Technology Program in the 2005 fiscal year, with funding provided by the program as recently as the 2010 fiscal year. Projects were funded under the Science and Technology Program research topics Water Supply Forecasting, Managing Hydrologic Events, Water Operation Models and Decision Support Systems and Sediment Management and River Restoration.

The following research projects were funded in whole or in part by the Science and Technology Program. David Raff is listed as the principal investigator, or primary researcher. Click the project's title to view more information.

Climate Change: Multiple Teleconnection Index Based Prediction of Natural Flow

Project ID: 709
Fiscal Year of Funding: 2010
Research Results: Please contact research@usbr.gov about research products related to this project.

Climate Based Forecasts for Rule Curve Analysis

Project ID: 9912
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2006 - 2007
Research Results: Please contact research@usbr.gov about research products related to this project.

GeoTools for Rapid Dynamic Channel Analysis and Biological Assessment

Project ID: 6387
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2005 - 2007
Research Results: Please contact research@usbr.gov about research products related to this project.

Probablistic Operational Inflow Trace Development

Project ID: 2601
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2005 - 2007
Research Results: Please contact research@usbr.gov about research products related to this project.

Bureau of Reclamation Automated Modified Einstein Procedure (BORAMEP)

Project ID: 2603
Fiscal Year of Funding: 2006
Research Results: Improved Water Supply Predictions (final, PDF, 73KB)

Non-Linear Operational Volumetric Forecasting

Project ID: 3303
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2005 - 2006
Research Results: Please contact research@usbr.gov about research products related to this project.


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