Dalmasso Giorgio

Physics

Extreme events, Downscaling, Ocean buoys
Carmagnola, Italy
Researchgate

Daily extremes from global rainfall datasets compared to estimates from buoy networks through MEVD-based downscaling

Curricula:
CU1
Supervisor:
Marco Marani
Affiliation:
Università degli studi di Padova
Langues:
Italian, English, French
PhD SDC:

About me

I'm a boy who studied physics of complex systems in Turin. Passionate about fluids, environmental physics, machine learning and teaching. I did an Erasmus year in Grenoble (France). I concluded my master with a thesis on climate change studying the EDW phenomenon in the Alps. Thanks to this Phd I moved to Padua. In the future I don't know if I will continue in the academic field or if this didactic component will prevail.

My research

Estimating the frequency of extreme precipitation events is key for developing risk reduction measures in present and future climates. I use Metastatistical Extreme Value Distribution (MEVD) and a recent statistical downscaling technique to compare ocean rainfall observations and satellite-based/model estimates to quantify the improvement achieved through downscaling in high-quantile quantification.