Hydrosystems Engineering and Management
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Research group description
The Hydrosystems Engineering and Management (HEM) group specializes in bridging the gaps between water, energy, ecology, and agriculture. By applying novel methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches, we move to new levels of modeling, system understanding, and impact assessment. Our studies span the globe, from the Arctic to tropical forests and arid regions, addressing the diverse challenges of sustainable water resource management. As one of the five research groups within the Water Energy and Environmental Engineering (WE3) unit, HEM is dedicated to advancing solutions for integrated and resilient land-water systems and urban water management across various ecosystems.
Doctoral Researcher Amirhossein Ahrari, who is part of the Hydrosystems Engineering and Management research group, has created a collection of Google Earth Engine tutorials about snow monitoring using earth observation satellite images. You can access the playlist through the link below.
