Dr. Ing. Michael Nones

Institute of Geophysics - Polish Academy of Sciences

Associate Professor

My Profile

About

Michael Nones is an Associate Professor in the Hydrology and Hydrodynamics Department at the Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw, Poland. He did his Master in Environmental Engineering at the University of Padua, Italy, and, in 2012, he obtained his PhD from the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Science, University of Padova, Italy. Before joining the Institute of Geophysics PAS, he spent seven years between the University of Bologna, Italy, gerstgraser - Ingenieurbüro für Renaturierung and BTU Cottbus, Germany. He currently works on fluvial morphodynamics and geomorphology, combining numerical modelling with remote sensing.

Career Type:

Scientist/Researcher/Academic

Organization Type:

Research Institutes and Centers

Expertise Fields/Interests:

river morphodynamics remote sensing of rivers

Major Achievements:

Technical Committees

Committee Name
Committee on Education and Professional Development
Committee on Experimental Methods and Instrumentation
Committee on Fluvial Hydraulics
Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals
Working Group on Reservoir Sedimentation
Working Group on Drones in Hydraulics
IAHR-Hohai Co-Committee on Higher Education and E-learning
Committee on Water Resources Management
IAHR/IWA Joint Committee on Hydroinformatics
Committee on Flood Risk Management
Committee on Ecohydraulics
Committee on Climate Change Adaptation
Committee on Hydraulic Structures
Committee on Hydraulic Machinery and Systems
Committee on Fluid Mechanics

IAHR Position

Committee Name	Position	Start Date	End Date
JRBM Editorial Board	Editor	2023-01-01	Now
IAHR Council	Editor	2023-01-01	Now
Committee on Education and Professional Development	Vice Chair	2022-06-27	Now
Committee on Experimental Methods and Instrumentation	Member	2021-06-21	Now
JRBM Editorial Board	Associate Editors	2021-03-29	2022-12-31
IAHR Poland Young Professionals Network	Student Advisor	2020-01-22	Now
Committee on Education and Professional Development	Member	2019-09-01	2022-06-27

My Papers and Presentations

Title	Year
How to Become a Good Reviewer_Editor perspective	2023
Human and Climate Impacts on Drought Dynamics and Vulnerability	2023
Impact of Land Use on Soil Erosion: Fincha Watershed Case	2023
Integrating Water Quality Monitoring with Numerical Modelling in Two Mediterranean Remote Basins	2023
Land dynamics and sustainable management of the Fincha River Basin, Ethiopia	2022
Land Use Land Cover Changes in the Fincha Basin, Ethiopia	2022
Proceedings of the 3rd IAHR Young Professionals Congress	2022
Catching the Vegetation Dynamics at the Reach Scale Using Satellite Imagery	2019
On the Long-Term Evolution of Alluvial Rivers	2019
Morphodynamic Effects of Stone and Wooden Groynes in a Restored River Reach	2018
Vulnerability, impacts and assessment of climate change on Jakarta and Venice	2018
Implications of cascading effects for the EU Floods Directive	2016
Sediment Management of Rivers and Water Framework Directive: The Case of the Spree River	2015
Evaluating Sediment Load by Rivers of Various Sizes	2012
Water and Sediment Management at Basin Scale: The Role of Riparian Vegetation	2010

My Videos

Title	Year
[Day1] Opening of the 4th IAHR YP Congress	2023
[Day2] Fluid Mechanics - 4th IAHR YP Congress	2023
[Day3] Closing of the 4th IAHR YP Congress	2023
Michael Nones - Editor’s Perspective of IAHR Webinar on How to Become a Good Reviewer	2023
Open Discussion of IAHR Webinar on How to Become a Good Reviewer	2023
[Day4] Hydroinformatics and Digital Innovation - 3rd iahrYPCongress	2023
[Day5] Keynote - Water Security: Research Role in Understanding the Impact of Water in Climate Change Mitigation - 3rd iahrYPCongress	2023
[Day5] Water Resources Management I - 3rd iahrYPCongress	2023
[Day1] Webinar "How to get a good job" - 3rd iahrYPCongress	2023
[Day1] Opening Session for Webinar on Methods for Ecohydraulics: Remote Sensing	2022
[Day2] Discussion for Webinar on Methods for Ecohydraulics: Remote Sensing	2022
[Day2] Wrap-up for Webinar on Methods for Ecohydraulics: Remote Sensing	2022
[Day4] Discussion and Closing for Webinar on Methods for Ecohydraulics: Remote Sensing	2022
Closing remarks	2021

IAHR Awards

IAHR Awards	Date