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Quantifying return flow from flood irrigation

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Quantifying return flow from flood irrigation from Niels Claes on Vimeo. Niels and I have been working on this mini outreach project since April '16 (see here). The video above is the result. Niels did a great job in front of the camera and on the mike. I did most of the filming and all video-edits. [...]

Teaching seminar (NUS, 12 Oct. 2016)

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I was invited to on-site interview for the position “Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography (Education track)” at the Department of Geography, National University of Singapore (NUS). One part of the two-day job audition was a teaching seminar. So, in the tabs below, you can find some more info on the preparation for this teaching seminar, the [...]

Big Data in Hydrology (CUAHSI 2016): part 2

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This is the second part of my report about 2016 CUAHSI Biennial. Here I have curated my notes (some memories) and all relevant tweets about this event (grayish blue). I used the hashtags:  #CUAHSI and #CUAHSIbiennial. This post covers only the sessions I attended. Mostly, I ignored all sessions related to the national water model, [...]

Runoff Predictions in Ungauged Basins (PUB): summer school (July 4-8th, 2016)

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  Few weeks ago I participated in a summer school on “Runoff Predictions in Ungauged Basins (PUB)” organised and held at Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien). The course lecturers were: Günter Blöschl , TU Wien Juraj Parajka, TU Wien Alberto Viglione, TU Wien Jose Luis Salinas, TU Wien Gregor Laaha, BOKU Wien Attilio Castellarin, University of Bologna   […]

Annual report #2 (2015)

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With almost a month delay, here’s my 2015 annual report. Last year was quite eventful personally and professionally. It was the year of many transitions; I changed the city, the country, and the continent. I had a few unsuccessful funding applications in Denmark, but they say experience matters, so it wasn’t a complete waste of […]