Barry Croke

Barry Croke is a Professor at The Australian National University, affiliated with the MATH department. His research focuses on the development of models for predicting streamflow and water quality, as well as integrated resource management. He works on predicting flow at ungauged sites using techniques based on catchment attributes such as topography and land use. His research also includes modeling water quality, methods for improving community resilience to flood events, and uncertainty analysis in environmental models. Croke has been a staff member at ANU since 1999 and holds a joint appointment with the Mathematical Sciences Institute and the Fenner School of Environment and Society since 2006.

Barry Croke is a researcher at the Australian National University with a focus on hydrology, integrated water resource management, and uncertainty analysis. His work explores the performance of environmental models, flood inundation modeling, and the impact of land use change on hydrology. Croke has contributed to the development of surrogate models, catchment-scale water quality models, and dynamic frameworks for predicting hydrologic responses. His research emphasizes model intercomparison, sensitivity analysis, and the integration of uncertainty into water resource management practices. He has also addressed challenges in conceptual rainfall-runoff models and developed tools for hydrological model assessment.