Caroline’s work focuses on understanding how mountain catchments, specifically ones with glaciers, are changing in a warming climate and how that affects the downstream water supply. She completed her Ph.D. in at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, in 2022, during which she assessed the changes in the hydrology of glacierized basins […]
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Pranisha has a background in Civil Engineering specialising in Hydropower and with four years of experience working in Nepal’s Hydropower sector, she is passionate about water resources. Pursuing a master’s at IHE Delft, the Netherlands focused on Hydrology and Water resource further fueled her research interest and now she is […]
Esther has a background in hydrology and ecology, having completed her studies at Wageningen University in 2020. After finishing her degree, she started working as a researcher at KWR Water, where she focused on projects related to ecohydrology and drought in the Netherlands. For her PhD project, Esther will be […]
Faezeh’s reseaches cryosphere mass loss, its contribution to sea-level rise, and its potential risk for downstream regions. Topics of particular interest to her include past, present and future behaviour of marine- and lake-terminating glaciers, key drivers of glacier calving, the formation and expansion of proglacial lakes, glacial lake outburst floods, […]
Varvara (Varya) Bazilova is a hydrologist by training interested in the cryosphere and remote sensing. She obtained her BSc degree in hydrometeorology from Lomonosov Moscow State University with the thesis related to the estimation of the suspended sediment budget in a pro glacier river and MSc degree in geosciences from […]
Sanita is a water resources engineer passionate about the use of decision support systems and integrated models for evidence-based policy and decision making in water resources management. She leads Work Package 2 under the SustaIndus project that will explore the water-energy linkages of the larger water-energy-food nexus in the Indus […]
Arthur is a physical geographer with a solid background in hydrology, hydrological modelling, GIS, remote sensing and cryospheric sciences. His expertises include hydrological modelling at scales ranging from large river basins to small catchments, climate change impacts for future water resources, simulation models, data analysis, hydro-meteorological monitoring in the field, […]
Philip Kraaijenbrink (1987) is Assistant Professor in Quantitative Methods in Extreme Environments. He works on the integrating large-scale satellite image analysis, unmanned aerial systems (UASs), climate data analysis, glacio-hydrological modelling, and vegetation modelling to study the past, present and future water cycle. He is part of the Mountain Hydrology group of […]
Walter has twenty years of experience in geo-informatics, water resource management and climate change and is skilled in hydro-meteorological monitoring, the use of remote sensing, simulation models and spatial analysis and he has been doing research on Himalayan hydrology since 2002. He holds a PhD degree in physical geography from […]