Research

Published research from our technical teams

Peer-informed technical papers on hydrological and hydraulic modeling, remote sensing methodology, and geospatial software practice.

GISJune 30, 2025

Automating Geoprocessing Workflows with ArcPy: A Case for Reproducible GIS

GeoVeris Research Team

We argue for automation-first GIS workflow design and present a generalized ArcPy toolbox architecture pattern that improved reproducibility and reduced manual processing time by over 80% across multiple client engagements.

#ArcPy#GIS Automation
HydraulicsFebruary 14, 2025

Urban Flood Risk Under Climate Change: A 2D Hydraulic Modeling Approach

GeoVeris Research Team

This paper presents a reusable framework for extending calibrated urban 2D hydraulic models with CMIP6-downscaled rainfall projections, applied to a case study coastal catchment under SSP2-4.5 and SSP5-8.5 scenarios.

#HEC-RAS#Climate Change#Urban Flooding
Remote SensingAugust 22, 2024

Application of Sentinel-2 Time Series for Drought Vegetation Stress Monitoring

GeoVeris Research Team

We present a Sentinel-2 based Vegetation Condition Index workflow for near-real-time agricultural drought stress monitoring, validated against ground-reported crop stress observations across two growing seasons.

#Sentinel-2#Drought#Vegetation Monitoring
HydrologyApril 10, 2024

Comparative Assessment of SWAT and HEC-HMS for Semi-Arid Watershed Simulation

GeoVeris Research Team

This study compares SWAT and HEC-HMS performance across three semi-arid watersheds with contrasting data availability, evaluating calibration stability, computational cost, and suitability for water resource planning applications where gauge networks are sparse.

#SWAT#HEC-HMS#Semi-Arid Hydrology

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