MSc Thesis

MSC Thesis: Emma Poppelier

The influence of individual hydrological processes on modelled discharge accuracy
MSc Thesis: Jan van der Steen

Adaptation pathways for fluvial landscapes: A case study of flood and drought management with consideration of transboundary governance complexity in the Geul catchment
MSc Thesis: Rosalie Middendorp

Conceptual design of the flood bypass tunnel Valkenburg in the Geul
Angela Klein

Hydrological Response of the Geul Catchment on the Rainfall in July 2021
Celina Frijns

Comparison of the flood extent on the River Meuse 1993, 1995 and 2021

Thirza van Noppen

Automatic Extraction of Ridge Lines from Digital Elevation Models

Gabriela Godlewski

Improvement of the Flood Early Warning System for Valkenburg along the Geul River
Athanasios Tsiokanos

Investigation of the Impacts of Climate Variability and Land Use Changes on the Hydrology of the Geul River Catchment
Xiaoling Ding

Towards a Flood-Resilient Civil Society: Explore Flood Risk Adaptive Design and Governance Strategies in Roermond
Jason Wever

Validating Flood Damage Estimations: A framework using plausibility and empirical data
Sven Suijkens

Flood risk reduction capacity of resilience measures in the Geul catchment
Anne Thewissen

Extremity of the 2021 flood event in Western Europe
Dennis Ronckers

Hydraulic behaviour of the Geul inverted siphon: Energy losses, debris accumulation and applicability of a Minimum Energy Loss culvert

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