School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering

Water Engineering


Hydrodynamics and Hydraulics

We use field measurements, experiments, mathematical techniques and numerical methods to study the movement of water through and over the earth’s surface.

 


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Expertise

We have expertise in ecohydraulics, flood modelling, groundwater, overland flow, shallow water numerics and turbulence theory. Graham Sander is (co)editor-in-chief of Advances in Water Resources while Chris Keylock and Qiuhua Liang are associate editors for Water Resources Research and Journal of Hydrology.  

Research

We undertake research around the world, and collaborate with some of the world's top universities including Cornell, EPFL, Imperial College and MIT. Recent projects include:

  • The NERC-funded: Building REsilience to Multi-source Flooding in South/Southeast Asia through a Technology-informed Community-based approacH (REMATCH);
  • The NERC-funded: FUTURE-DRAINAGE: Ensemble climate change rainfall estimates for sustainable drainage;
  • The NERC-funded: Web-Based Natural Dam-Burst Flood Hazard Assessment and ForeCasting SysTem (WeACT);
  • The EPSRC-funded special interest group on Nonequilibrium Turbulence.

We are involved with CENTA, which provides opportunities for PhD funding. Our current advertised projects include:

Publications

Selected Recent Publications

All WEDC journal papers

Staff with research activity in this area

 

Athena Swan Bronze award

Contact us

+44 (0)1509 222637

School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
Loughborough University
Leicestershire
LE11 3TU