Research Project on changing sediment dynamics in upper Ötztal (Tyrol)

Seamless integration of data and models for flash flood forecasting

Strategies for the development of pyrophobic and climate change resilient forests on forest fire areas

DFG Graduiertenkolleg "Natural Hazards and Risks in a Changing World"

Changing water and energy conditions and their significance for sediment pulses in alpine areas

Co-PREPARE: Collaborative Indo-German PRoject on Estimating and Predicting NAtural Hazards in the Himalayan REgion

The spatiotemporal signature of extreme rainfall under climate change: cross-scale propagation of effects on flash flood hazard.

Towards parsimonious hazard assessment for urban flash floods

Impact of regional environmental changes on the availability of water resources and hydropower generation in Malawi (South-East Africa)

Exploring the potential of machine learning techniques for flash flood forecasting

Enhancing the effectiveness of flood early warnings in the Philippines

GeoSim (Helmholtz Graduate School for Explorative Simulation in Earth Science)

Information system for hydrological hazards in semi-arid Brazil - floods and droughts

Seamless Hydrological prediction of East Indian summer monsoon and Variance Analysis of its meteorological and hydrological uncertainty

Seasonal Water Management for Semiarid Arias

Ecological and hydrological feedback mechanisms in meso-scale catchments.

Potsdam Research and Technology Network on Natural Hazards, Climate Change and Sustainability.

Flood Forecast Inn II (part Potsdam)

Trade-offs in Ecosystem Services. Investigation of the impact of coastal protection measures on ecosystem services and functions under the influence of climate change.

Runoff Characteristics of Small Alpine Catchments to Climate Change

A Drought Forecast and Water Management System for semi- arid regions, taking the state of Ceará, Brazil as an example

Formation, transport and retention of water and sediment in large-scale semi-arid catchments: Monitoring and modelling of substance fluxes, retention and connectivity phenomena.

Water runoff and erosion hazard caused by forest management practices in Southern Chile (Graduate school Natural Disasters).

Operational flood forecasting in source areas