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Catchment Hydrology research group

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22 July 2024

The Conversation

ARTICLE | Towards an extension of the Mediterranean climate in France in the XXIth century?

Laurent Strohmenger (IGB) Fabienne Rousset (Météo-France), Guillaume Thirel (INRAE), Lila Collet (EDF R&D), Lola Corre (Météo-France) & Vazken Andréassian (INRAE)

18 June 2024

11 h - Room Galilée, Antony & online

Seminar Megumi Watanabe (University of Tokyo, Japan)

Communicating ensemble flood forecasts with municipal officials in Japan
From 24 Apr. 2024 to 25 Apr. 2024

INRAE Antony, France & Online

STARS4Water & DRHYM Workshop

Data-driven hydrology and machine learning algorithms for water management and risk assessment
From 14 Apr. 2024 to 19 Apr. 2024

Vienna, Austria & online

EGU General Assembly 2024

Our team contributes to the organization of EGU and presents their research works

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Catchment Hydrology research group at INRAE in Antony

Our research focuses on the development of hydrological models to represent river basin processes (in particular, models for the simulation of the rainfall-runoff relationship), as well as on the development of methodologies for the application of the models in operational hydrology.

Our main scientific and technical objectives are:

  • to develop reliable models for the representation of the hydrological behaviour of catchments (gauged or ungauged catchments),
  • to develop methods to forecast hydrological hazards (floods, droughts) and estimate statistical streamflow descriptors,
  • to evaluate the impacts of global changes (human activities and climate change) in hydrology,
  • to develop methods for transferring tools and methodologies to operational services and engineering consultancy firms in hydrology, adapting them to their different needs.

The team is part of the HYCAR research unit (Continental Hydrosystems – Resources, Risks, Restoration) of the AQUA Department of INRAE.