IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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The IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting is organised by the IAHR-Africa Division. This meeting serves as a platform to foster partnerships and collaborations among African scholars while also showcasing their accomplishments and impact. The presentations delivered during this event are planned to provide a concise and inspiring introduction to the research undertaken by the invited scholars.
The overarching goal is to generate excitement among young professionals and scholars, promote knowledge sharing, and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
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[Day1] Moez Louati - Introduction of the IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
2024-07-09 -
[Day1] Elfatih Eltahir - Opening of IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day1] Ali Rhouma - Opening of IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day1] Marouane Temimi - Leveraging remote sensing data and advanced numerical models to enhance the modeling of river discharge - IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day1] Esayas Alemayehu - Non-linear problem solving water technologies in achieving efficient water management: Challenges and opportunities - IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day1] May Sule - Development of water management infrastructure and health impacts - IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day1] Asma Abou Ali - Enhancing Citrus Irrigation Efficiency in Morocco's Semi-Arid Regions - IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day1] Closing of Day1 of the IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day2] Opening of Day2 of IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day2] Ali El Battay - From Ice to Oasis: A Quarter-Century Journey Through Remote Sensing for Water Across Climates - IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day2] Ousmane Seidou - Operationalization of the Water-Energy-Food-Environment (WEFE) Nexus: experience of the Niger River Basin - IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
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[Day2] Sani Dauda Ahmed - Error Correction of Stage-Discharge Relation of a River Constrained by Limited Hydrometric Data - IAHR Africa Scholars Meeting
2024-07-09