Conrad Wasko

The University of Sydney — Australia

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

38h-index5.9kcitations133works3.52yr avg
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Research Topics

Flood Risk Assessment and Management(68), Climate variability and models(67), Hydrology and Drought Analysis(66), Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies(61), Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations(33)

Publications133 total

Comment on egusphere-2025-6241
2026Open Access
On the validation and transferability of RVEIM
2026Open Access
On the validation and transferability of RVEIM
2026Open Access
Characterising runoff processes for Australia: Insights from a parsimonious rainfall-runoff event identification method
2026Open Access
A spatiotemporal analysis of hydro-meteorological factors driving floods
Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies·2026Open Access
Atmospheric rivers increase global flood risk
Environmental Research Letters·2026Open Access
The impact of climate change on dam overtopping floods in Australia
Hydrology and earth system sciences·2025Open Access
Catchment scale changes to rainfall intermittency across Australia
Weather and Climate Extremes·2025Open Access
Evaluation and projection of extreme rainfall from a large ensemble of high–resolution regional climate models in Australia
Weather and Climate Extremes·2025Open Access
Atmospheric Rivers intensify extreme precipitation and flooding across Australia
Weather and Climate Extremes·2025· 3 citedOpen Access
Projecting Economic Loss with Climate Change
2025Open Access
Substantial increases in future precipitation extremes—insights from a large ensemble of downscaled CMIP6 models
npj natural hazards.·2025· 4 citedOpen Access
Climatic a priori information for the GEV distribution’s shape parameter of annual maximum flow series
Journal of Hydrology·2025
Improving the consistency of hydrologic event identification
Environmental Modelling & Software·2025Open Access
The Needs, Challenges, and Priorities for Advancing Global Flood Research
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water·2025· 6 citedOpen Access
Evidence for Non‐Stationarity in the GEV Shape Parameter When Modeling Extreme Rainfall
Water Resources Research·2025· 9 citedOpen Access
Substantial increases in future precipitation extremes – insights from a large ensemble of downscaled CMIP6 models
2025Open Access
Development and Application of Australia-Wide Extreme Storms Database for Hydrologic Risk Assessment
2025Open Access
The contribution of floods to streamflow at yearly timescales: A global assessment
Journal of Hydrology·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Rainfall events become temporally more uniform with increasing storm depth
Journal of Hydrology·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Ashish Sharma(31), Rory Nathan(18), Fiona Johnson(6), Hayley J. Fowler(5), Seth Westra(5), Gabriele Villarini(5), Suresh Hettiarachchi(5), Murray Peel(4), Elisabeth Vogel(4), Johan B. Visser(4), Michelle Ho(4), Andreas F. Prein(3), Renaud Barbero(3), Jason P. Evans(3), Seokhyeon Kim(3), Geert Lenderink(2), Richard P. Allan(2), Nikolina Ban(2), Peter Berg(2), Stephen Blenkinsop(2)