Msc research topics 2008

MSc graduation year 2008 (entered UNESCO-IHE in 2006)

Name Country MSc thesis title
Ms. Yuqing Lin China Unstructured Cellular Automata for Harmful Algal Blooms Modelling
Mr Mijail Eduardo Arias Hidalgo Ecuador Enhancing the Delft BLOOM/GEM model using Remote Sensing data
Mr. Zhuo Xu China Integrated Urban Water Management: Modelling and Strategic Planning
Mr. Shenyang Li China Software System Requirements for Multi-reservoir-based Flood Control and Managementa case study for the Yellow River in China
Mr. Chen Pengxiao China Flood Hazard Analysis using GIS and Remote Sensing Data
Mr. Alain Bayavuge Rwanda GIS-based multi-objective management of drinking water quality in intermittent suppliesThe case of Kigali city, Rwanda
Mr. Manning Jasson Mwalwaka Tanzania Effects of Model Schematisation, Geometry and Parameter values on Urban Flood wave Approximations
Mr. Kibreab Amare Assefa Ethiopia Flood forecasting and early warning in Lake Tana sub Basin, Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia
Ms. Ednah Kwamboka Onyari Kenya An Integrated modelling approach for flood hazard analysis and mitigation: A case study of Timis and Bega Basins, Romania.
Mr. Modathir Abdalla Hassan Zaroug Sudan Flood Analysis in the Blue Nile, a Case Study of Flood Simulation in Khartoum With Climate Change Scenarios
Mr. Sewagudde Sowedi Uganda A Hybrid Approach to Combine Physically Based and Data-Driven Models in Simulating Sediment Transportation
Ms. Qi Hui China Exploring Multi-Agent Systems in Aquatic Population Dynamics Modelling
Mr. Arsène Aimé Habyarimana Mukubwa Rwanda Modelling of Sediment Yield and Deposition in the Planned Rusumo Hydropower Reservoir Using SWAT Model
Mr. Ahmed Adel Saleh Egypt Uncertainty Analysis of Hydrological Models: Nzoia River Case Study
Mr. Florence Harald Mahay Tanzania Ecohydrology Study of Kirumi Wetland using Hydroinformatics Tools
Mr. Girma Yimer Ebrahim Ethiopia Hydrological Response of a Catchment to Climate Change, Case Study on Upper Beles Sub-Basin, Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia
Mr. Almoradie Adrian Delos Santos The Philippines Hydroinformatics Geo-referenced Tools and Web Technologies for Flood Management. A Case Study in the Westerschelde, The Netherlands
Mr. Tseganeh Zekiewos Gichamo Ethiopia Embankment Failure Modeling using the HR BREACH Model: Uncertainty Analysis & Presentation Scenarios
Mr. William Niyonzima Burundi Hydrological Modelling of Wetlands in Nile River Basin Using Gis Based Techniques
Mr. Getnet Dubale Betrie Ethiopia Integrated Sediment Transport Modelling Using OpenMI (SWAT and SOBEK-RE) for the Blue Nile River Basin


April 2008 Abstract Cellular Automata (CA) are discrete modelling approaches based on computability theory, mathematics, theoretical biology and microstructure modelling. CA is capable of (re)producing complex spatial-temporal dynamic patterns by using a set of local evolution rules invol...

April 2008 Abstract The concerns about Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) have increased over the last years mainly due to the increase in water pollution as well as global warming. The prediction of bloom occurrence, duration and spatial extension has become vital for mitigating HAB impacts. Ho...

April 2008 Abstract i Historically the different parts of the urban water system were covered by different responsibilities and assessed separately. Recent years, urban environment became more complex than ever before Under this situation, urban areas are appropriate as units of manage...

April 2008 Abstract This MSc thesis focuses on obtaining software system requirements for multireservoir-based flood control and management, applicable to the Yellow River in China. First, the study cope, objectives and methodology are briefly introduced. Then the main study tasks are exp...

April 2008 Abstract Floods are known from all ages. However as a result of the increasing habitation and development of flood prone areas, they have become major society disrupting disasters. It was realized that flood defending is not the best way to survive from the flooding. In additio...

April 2008 Abstract Drinking water quality has been a major cause of concern in water supply industry. Different methods are used to ensure the quality before water enters into distribution pipes, i.e. mainly at the treatment plant. Despite the treatment processes, drinking water can expe...

April 2008 Abstract Advancements in computer processing power, accurate terrain data acquisition methods, and the integration between 1D and 2D flood modelling make possible to model dynamic flooding in a complex urban environment. Two-dimensional flood modelling requires information on t...

April 2008 Abstract Flood problems in Lake Tana sub Basin of Upper Blue Nile, alike the other eight basins in Ethiopia, are attributed to rivers that overflow or burst their banks to inundate low lying areas. Ribb and Gumara rivers are the major rivers in Lake Tana sub Basin that flow thr...

April 2008 Abstract Many regions throughout the world have experienced severe river flooding during the recent years. The Timis Bega Basin in Romania and Nzoia basin located in the western part of Kenya in East Africa, are no exception with many people affected every year by floods. This...

April 2008 Abstract Flood is one of the major issues which effects many people in different levels in Sudan. The decision makers need new techniques to support their decision before and during the flood. The Water Resources Planning and Management Project (WRPM) of NBI funded this researc...