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Lejo Flores Boise State University (Faculty)

Ecohydrology, Modeling

MILES Role:  SES Research

Role in MILES:
Lejo leads the Integrative Modeling component of the EPSCoR grant and is the lead scientist on the development of the modeling framework for the Treasure Valley Project.
Brief biography:
Lejo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geosciences at Boise State University. He is interested in land-atmosphere interactions, and spatial and temporal organization and patterns in ecohydrologic processes. Lejo primarily focuses on how models and data can be used to predict hydrologic states and fluxes at spatial scales ranging from hillslopes to large water supply basins by exploiting the knowledge that’s gleaned by studying these patterns.
External webpage
Participant's VIVO page