Resilience of leaky barriers in Natural Flood Management at the RRC conference
Zora van Leeuwen presented her poster “A Method for Assessing the Resilience of Leaky Dam Networks” online at the 21st River Restoration Centre conference.
Student Project
International research collaboration on Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD)
JBA Trust supports research into international best practice examples of water sensitive urban design (WSUD) in five countries: Australia, Brazil, Germany, Sweden and United States.
Tomorrow’s Water Winners to represent the UK at the International Junior Water Prize during World Water Week
JBA Trust is supporting the 2015 Tomorrow’s Water competition, a national water prize for the country’s most talented junior scientists and engineers.
New results on urban flood modelling available
JBA Trust has published the results of two projects with Newcastle University on urban flood modelling.
Catchment modelling tools published on CRAN
Peter Metcalfe, a PhD student at Lancaster University, has published the initial outputs of his work with JBA Trust.
Flood Management Lecture at the University of Chester
Sam Wingfield gives an insight into flood policy in the UK…
MSc success for students supported by JBA Trust
Congratulations to Robert Bertsch and Janie Haven on completing their MSc studies.
STOR-i intern investigates the air quality of major cities in China
Emma Simpson has joined JBA for a summer internship to gain some statistical insight into the air pollution problem in China.
Tomorrow’s Water winners to represent the UK in Sweden during World Water Week
Alex Scott from JBA Trust was invited to judge CIWEM’s 2013 Tomorrow’s Water final, hosted at the WaterAid offices in London on 24 June 2013.
Strategies for resilient and sustainable integrated catchment management
The JBA Trust is co-funding a PhD studentship with the Lancaster Environment Centre to research intermediate complexity models for catchment scale analysis of natural and engineered systems in river catchments.
