 | Dr. Michael GrossmanPh.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2003Associate Professor - Physical geology and geography, hydrology, floods, climate and the environment, hydroclimatology, climate history, Japan and East Asia Alumni Hall 1403A 618-650-2376 Email: mgrossm@siue.edu |
Dr. Grossman is the Geographical Studies Graduate Program Director.
Grossman, M. J. and Zaiki, M. 2009. Heavy rainfall from tropical cyclones in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences. Ed. Harrington, L.M.B., and J.A. Harrington, Jr. 32:163-172.
Grossman, M. J. and Zaiki M. 2009. Reconstructing typhoons in Japan in the 1880s from documentary records. Weather - Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society 64: 315-322.
Grossman, M. J. and Zaiki, M. 2008. Reconstructing typhoon landfalls in Japan in the 19th century using GIS. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences. Ed. Harrington, L.M.B., and J.A. Harrington, Jr. 31:152-161.
Grossman, M. J. and Zaiki, M. 2007. Reconstructing typhoon landfalls in Japan using historical documents 1801-1830. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences. Ed. Harrington, L.M.B., and J.A. Harrington, Jr. 30: 334-343.
Takagi, T., Oguchi, T., Matsumoto, J., Grossman, M.J., Sarker, M.H., Matin, M.A. 2007. Channel distribution and stability on the Brahmaputra River, Bangladesh, based on GIS and remote sensing analyses. Geomorphology 85: 294-305.
