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The working group introduces itself

At the Chair of Water Management Risk Assessment and Climate Impact Research, we deal with a range of highly topical issues relating to water, weather and climate. These are described here
described in more detail. For our research, we use the latest findings from climate model experiments, which form the scientific basis for the IPCC climate report and have a decision-making function. Through our cooperation with partners such as the Federal Institute of Hydrology, the German
and the European Weather Service
and the World Meteorological Organization
we have our finger on the pulse of the consequences of weather and climate-related risks and have a comprehensive understanding of the associated institutional framework conditions.

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About our working group

Team IPEM

"In addition to focusing on research and being a reliable and competent partner to the manufacturing industry, one of the main tasks of the IPEM Chair as part of the University of Siegen is to train outstanding personalities. In addition to supporting academic staff, the focus is on the development of students. For this reason, the IPEM Master was launched in the winter semester 20/21, which equips students with the skills they need to excel in an international and digital environment."

Our research profile

The use and processing of large hydrological and climatic data sets inevitably requires a basic affinity for computer-aided tools and methods. If you are interested in joining our group, you should have a certain enthusiasm for working with advanced computer languages such as Fortran, C/C++
and Python
which we use for (big) data processing, statistical computing, numerical simulations, machine learning applications and computational visualization. Modules for learning these skills are offered by our partner institutes in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
of the School of Science and Technology at the University of Siegen.

 

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Discover our research.

Find out more about our main areas of research on our research page.

 

Main research areas

  1. Climate impact research and water resources
  2. Uncertainty analysis in climate forecasting
  3. Process-oriented hydrological modeling of catchment areas
  4. Risk assessment in extreme meteorological events
  5. Hydrological modeling and weather forecasting for flood and low water forecasting
  6. Bayesian statistics

Publications

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Journal article
2024

A Retrospective Hydrological Uncertainty Analysis Using Precipitation Estimation Ensembles for a Poorly Gauged Basin in High Mountain Asia

Journal article
2024

Toward a New Flood Assessment Paradigm: From Exceedance Probabilities to the Expected Maximum Floods and Damages

Journal article
2022

Post-processing climate projections of precipitation for the Po river basin: will Italy's North become water-constrained?

Journal article
2022

Influence of Land Use Changes on the Longaví Catchment Hydrology in South-Center Chile

Journal article
2021

Event-based hydrology and sedimentation in paired watersheds under commercial eucalyptus and grasslands in the Brazilian Pampa biome

Journal article
2021

Assessing uncertainty for decision‐making in climate adaptation and risk mitigation

Preprint
2020

Propagation of CMORPH rainfall errors to REW streamflow simulation mismatch in the Upper Zambezi Basin

Journal article
2020

Intercomparison of Gridded Precipitation Datasets over a Sub-Region of the Central Himalaya and the Southwestern Tibetan Plateau

Journal article
2019

A Bayesian Processor of Uncertainty for Precipitation Forecasting Using Multiple Predictors and Censoring

Journal article
2019

Performance of bias-correction schemes for CMORPH rainfall estimates in the Zambezi River basin

Other
2017

Performance of bias correction schemes for CMORPH rainfall estimates in the Zambezi River Basin

Journal article
2017

A joint analysis of river runoff and meteorological forcing in the Karakoram, upper Indus Basin

Foto Reggiani

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Paolo Reggiani

Professor
Boyko

Dr. Oleksiy Boyko

Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in
Ward Bahri

Ward Bahri M.Sc.

Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in
Mag. Héctor Eduardo Moya Rojas

Mag. Héctor Eduardo Moya Rojas

Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in
Japs

Dmitrij Japs M.Sc.

Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in

Contact us

Univ.-Prof. Paolo Reggiani, Ph.D.
University of Siegen
School of Science and Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
Paul-Bonatz-Straße 9-11
57076Siegen
Tel: +49-(0)271 740-2162

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