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Chahinaz Ziani

Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems
Institute for Natural Resources Technology and Management (ITT)

Online Training Water Resources Modeling for Data-Scarce Regions

Online Training, 23/09/2025

Within the framework of the ENRUC project, the Faculty of Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems at TH Köln – University of Applied Sciences, in collaboration with the University of Khartoum, is pleased to announce an online training program on Water Resources Modeling for Data-Scarce Regions (WRM2025).

At a Glance

Water Resources Modeling for Data- Scarce Regions

Online Training

When?

  • 23/09/2025
  • 15:00 to 18:00
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  • 30/09/2025
  • 15:00 to 18:00
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Where?

Online via ZOOM
Registration Deadline: 10 September 2025

Costs

Free of charge

Academic coordinator

Chahinaz Ziani: Research associate at the University of Applied Sciences- Cologne, Hydraulics, Environmental and Urban Planning Engineer.
Awad Mohammed Ali: PhD Candidate at Wageningen University- Hydrological Modeler and Civil Engineer Chahinaz Ziani Awad Mohammed Ali

Registration

Registration Deadline: 10 September 2025 Register here

Organized by

Faculty of Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems at TH Köln – University of Applied Sciences, in collaboration with the University of Khartoum


Practical skills for Water Resources Management

In two online sessions, this training offers practical skills for water resources management in data-scarce regions. Such regions often lack detailed and accurate hydrometeorological and geophysical in situ measurements. In this case, robust hydrological quantification highly depends on open-source datasets. However, data availability and study aim guide the selection of the modeling framework.

The first session deals with long-term water availability assessment and change over time. Focusing on the entire Nile basin, participants will conduct a large-scale and spatially variable water budget analysis. Additionally, the contribution of the natural (climate) and anthropogenic (land use) changes to water availability will be investigated.

The second session focuses on temporal data acquisition and streamflow estimation at the catchment scale.Using rainfall-runoff modeling, participants will predict daily discharge at the catchment outlet. Additionally, the implications of various scenarios involving the impacts of large hydraulic structures on downstream water availability will be examined.

A certification will be handed out after the training.

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Contact

Chahinaz Ziani

Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems
Institute for Natural Resources Technology and Management (ITT)


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