Sharing Technical and Scientific Knowledge About Extreme Precipitation — Floods to Droughts
| Save the Date | |
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| Event | 2020 CEPSYM |
| Date | Tuesday, June 30, 2020 |
| Place | ARC Conference Center UC Davis |
| Theme | Connecting Rain-on-Snow Events, Atmospheric Rivers, and Floods |
| 2019 Presentations Now Available! | |
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The presentations from this year's Symposium, including PDF versions of slides and accompanying audio, are now available: The Impacts of Global Warming on California — A 30-Year Retrospective and Future Projections | |
What is CEPSYM?
The California Extreme Precipitation Symposium is an informal day of scientific and technical presentations meant to increase our knowledge and understanding of extreme precipitation events. Goals of CEPSYM are to improve flood risk management planning and increase warning time for large floods.
Each year, CEPSYM presentations focus on a specific theme. Almost every paper or presentation given since starting in 1994 is available under Speaker Presentations.
Speaker Presentations
Speaker presentations from each Symposium are available on this website. Presentations may be posted in one or more formats: abstracts, printable slides from the presenters, and/or audio of the sessions.
- Speaker Presentations page — list of prior year themes and links to the proceedings for those years
- Speaker Index — list of speakers and their presentations
More Information
Interested? Are you interested in talking on a technical or scientific topic related to the Symposium's purpose? Would you like to attend the next symposium? Contact the Coordinator, Gary Estes, to be notified via email of the next Symposium.
2019 Sponsors
Rain Sponsors — $500+
Shower Sponsors — $250+
