Ongoing research projects
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DOWN2EARTH: Translation of climate information into multilevel decision support for social adaptation, policy development, and resilience to water scarcity in the Horn of Africa Drylands
- DRY-2-DRY: Do droughts self-propagate and self-intensify?
- Digital Twin Earth - Hydrology
- ET-Sense: High-resolution terrestrial evaporation from Sentinels
- ALBERI: Assessing Links Between Biogenic Emissions and Remotely sensed photosynthesis Indicators
- GCOS: Essential Climate Variable (ECV) on surface latent and sensible heat fluxes
- BELSAR-Science - Exploitation of the first bistatic SAR time series for agriculture and hydrology applications
- Stochastic modelling of future extreme discharges as a tool for water resource management
- Improving flood forecasting based on optimized flood mapping from radar images
Finished research projects
- LandFlux: The GEWEX LandFlux Project
- SurFlux: WCRP initiative to promote dissemination of data and information related to surface-air fluxes
- SATDATA 3.0: High resolution evaporation data for The Netherlands
- SAT-EX: Global impacts of hydrological and climatic extremes on vegetation
- STR3S: Stress on TRanspiration Sensed from Satellite Systems
- HYDRAS+: Improving drought monitoring through assimilating multi-source remote sensing observations in hydrologic models
- SMOS+ET2: On the value of SMOS data to derive global evaporation
- Optimized discharge assessment based on hydrodynamic simulation results
- Use of in situ soil moisture observations for data assimilation in distributed hydrological modelling
- SMOS+ET1: On the value of SMOS data to derive evaporation over Australia
- SMOS+Hydrology
- Integrating Radar Remote Sensing, Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modelling for Surface Water Management
- Epidemoist: Improving epidemiological modelling using satellite derived soil moisture proxies
- Copula-based models for generating design rainfall
- Assessment of the use of rainfall generators for the development of flood risk maps
- Assessment of land surface characterization and implications for distributed hydrological modelling
- Hydrologic modeling for surface water management – estimation of the catchment averaged evapotranspiration
- Stochastic rainfall generation accounting for climate changes
- Floodmoist: Flood mapping and soil moisture retrieval for improved water management
- Spatial scaling uncertainty in hydrological variables based on remote sensing
- Water and sediment budgets of Lake Tana for optimisation of land management and water allocation (Ethiopia)