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Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration	HOT-4: Helping Operationalise article 2 in the Netherlands: Identifying research gaps
Collaboration	Vietnam - Upgrading Training Capacity in Coastal Engineering (Phase 2)
Collaboration	International water knowledge exchange
Collaboration	Understanding Hydrological Processes in an Ungauged Catchment in sub-Saharan Africa
Collaboration	Evaluation of physically based and evolutionay data mining approaches for modelling resitance due to vegetation in SOBEK with 1D2D-Functionality
Collaboration	Combined data mining and numerical modelling for hydro-morphological analysis
Collaboration	Water quality modelling to assess eco-engineering measures for the restoration of Wuli Lake in China
Collaboration	Cellular automata and artificial intelligence in ecohydraulics modelling
Collaboration	Uncertainty analysis and risk management in dam break modelling
Collaboration	Modelling sediment transport rate within submerged vegetated channel - a data-driven approach
Collaboration	Modelling compound channels with SOBEK
Collaboration	International Course on Land Drainage
Collaboration	Geo-information for Environmental Assessment and Disaster Management, Institutional Strengthening of the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Phase 2
Collaboration	Upper Mekong, China
Collaboration	ICLD balancing water for crop production and ecosystem
Collaboration	BO-10-407 Water Demand Management
Financier	UNESCO/EREG courses 2004/2005
Financier	ITC-UNESCO remote sensing centre in Mongolia
Financier	Strengthening the Regional Training Capacity of the Hydraulics Research Institute - Phase 2
Financier	Upper Mekong River Basin Management for Soil and Water Conservation and Ecosystem Protection
Secretariat	SWITCH: Sustainable Water Management Improves Tomorrows Cities Health
Secretariat	Anticipatory water management: the application of ensemble weather forecasts to operational water management
Secretariat	Conservation tillage systems using improved implements for small-scale dryland farmers of Ethiopia
Secretariat	Hydrological impacts of land use changes on water resources