Hydrology and water resources research at the WRC are carried out at and . Our research strengths include:
- stochastic hydrology and downscaling for climate change adaptation studies
- probabilistic forecasting across a range of time scales from days to seasonal and decadal
- land surface atmosphere interactions
- land surface modeling and rainfall-runoff modeling approaches
- remote sensing of the water cycle and advanced in-situ monitoring techniques
- machine learning methods for water resources applications
- water-energy-food nexus modelling
- nature based solutions and ecohydrologic modelling
- Flow, sediment transport and geomorphic behaviour of rivers
- environmental flows
- reservoir dynamics and water quality
- floodplain modelling
- flood risk & hazard assessment
- water budgets.Â
Researchers and project engineers
- Ashish Sharma
- Fiona Johnson
- Will Glamore
- Brett Miller
- Ze Jiang
- Elisabeth Vogel
- Shuang Liu
- Jie Jian
- Jamie Ruprecht
- Margot Mason
- Alice Harrison
- Toby Tucker
