DNRD Spring Seminar 2016

The DNRD Spring Seminar is a platform for our ITT PhD students to inform on their research and preliminary results. The seminar aims at producing fruitfull discussions among peers, and in this way helping our students to improve their work and their capacities.

The seminar takes place on April 7th, 2016 and April 14th, 2016 in room ZS-7-10 at TH Köln, IWZ, 7th floor.

Schedule for presentations; Date: Thurs., 14.04.2016
Mr. Nazmul Huq	Unlocking the Potentials of Water-Ecosystem-Livelihood Nexus for Climate Change Resilience: A Study on Wetland Agricultural Community in Southern Bangladesh	Prof. Dr. Lars Ribbe	Prof. Dr. Antje Bruns (University of Trier)
Mr. Tekalegn Ayele Woldesenbet	Assessing the impact of land cover and climate change on water resources availability on upper Blue Nile River basin, Ethiopia	Prof. Dr. Lars Ribbe	Prof. Dr. Jürgen Heinrich (University of Leipzig)
Ms. Viet Ha Nguyen	Pro Urban water planning in Vu Gia – Thu Bon river basin	Prof. Dr. Sabine Schlüter	Prof. Dr. Klaus Frohberg (University of Bonn)
Ms. Paula Villegas Gonzales	Integrated modeling of the Mojana eco-region as a contribution to the management of water resources	Prof. Dr. Johannes Hamhaber	Prof. Dr. Nelson Obregon Neira Dr. Jorge Alberto Escobar Vargas
Schedule for presentations; Date: Thurs., 14.04.2016
Mr. Muhammad Khalifa	Development of an Integrated Model for Water Basin Water-Food Security Nexus in the Blue Nile Basin	Prof. Dr. Lars Ribbe	Prof. Dr. Karl Schneider (University of Cologne)
Ms. Ngoc Uyen Nguyen Thi	Harmonizing multi-sectorial water management with minimum inflow requirements in a human impacted Central Vietnamese river basin	Prof. Dr. Lars Ribbe	Prof. Dr. Karl Schneider (University of Cologne)
Ms. Teresa Arce Mojica	Developing a methodological approach for assessing ecosystem vulnerability in Mexico in the context of Disaster Risk Reduction	Dr. Udo Nehren	Prof. Dr. Dieter Anhuf (University Passau)
Mr. Tun Tun Thein	Development and application of a methodology for low flow assessment in the Mekong River basin	Prof. Dr. Lars Ribbe	Prof. Dr. Mariele Evers (University of Bonn)