Month: December 2023

  • Conquering Droughts Part 3: Artificial Glaciers 🧊🏔

    Conquering Droughts Part 3: Artificial Glaciers 🧊🏔

    Conquering Droughts Part 3: Artificial Glaciers 🧊🏔 All over the world, humans depend on meltwater in summer to sustain agriculture or ensure river transportation. For instance, the Rhine in central Europe consisted of 20% glacier meltwater during the extreme drought in 2003 [1]. Climate change diminishes meltwater quantities in summer. With warmer winters, less precipitation…

  • 🚀 New Miniseries launched on EGU Hydrological Science Blog 🚀

    🚀 New Miniseries launched on EGU Hydrological Science Blog 🚀

    🚀 Today marks the launch of my new miniseries on DIY in Geosciences on the European Geosciences Union (EGU) Hydrological Science Blog! 🌍🛠️ As geoscientists, we rely on diverse data—from soil moisture to water levels, snow height, radiation, precipitation, and beyond. Yet, obtaining this data can be a challenge due to the unavailability or high…