
Hydrology and Environmental Hydraulics Group
The Hydrology and Environmental Hydraulics Group aims to advance fundamental understanding and prediction of hydrological processes in river basins, aquifers, and deltas in support of water management
Welcome to the Hydrology and Environmental Hydraulics (HEH) Group at Wageningen University!
At HEH, we are rigorously engaged in deciphering the complex behavior of water in our world. Our mission remains steadfast: we are dedicated to advancing the fundamental understanding and prediction of hydrological processes in river basins, aquifers, and deltas to support critically needed water management solutions.

“The urgency of our research cannot be overstated. In a world grappling with the consequences of climate change, adaptation and effective water management have become paramount. The current problems we face as a society, from extreme weather events to dwindling water resources, underscore the vital importance of our work. We are at a critical juncture, and our research is more relevant than ever”.
Our website is meticulously designed to engage and inform a diverse audience of water enthusiasts. Whether you are a scientist, a student, government employee or anyone impassioned by addressing the pressing challenges of our time, we invite you to explore our website, delve into our research, and join us in our mission to enhance our understanding of water and contribute to sustainable solutions that benefit us all.
Thank you for joining us in our unwavering pursuit of knowledge, innovation, and a deeper understanding of the indispensable role that water plays in addressing the climate challenges of our era.
Latest Publications
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Large variation in Mekong river plastic transport between wet and dry season
Frontiers in Environmental Science (2023), Volume: 11 - ISSN 2296-665X -
The Modeling Toolkit : how recruitment strategies for modeling positions influence model progress
Frontiers in Water (2023), Volume: 5 - ISSN 2624-9375 -
Modelling the climate change impacts on river discharge and inundation extent in the Magdalena River basin–Colombia
Hydrological Sciences Journal (2023), Volume: 68, Issue: 9 - ISSN 0262-6667 - p. 1286-1300.