EGU Hydrological Sciences Division

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Official account of the Hydrological Sciences (HS) division of @EuroGeosciences (EGU). 💧🌎 Posts by Division President Alberto Viglione and our ECS Reps. Check out our Division homepage https://www.egu.eu/hs/. Contact us at hs@egu.eu and ecs-hs@egu.eu.

New Podcast Out! How can hydrological forecasting better serve society in an era of climate extremes? Dr. Ilias Pechlivanidis discusses AI-enhanced forecasting, climate services, and warning systems that help turn scientific predictions into action for communities. www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2ZQ...

EGU HydroTalks: Ilias Pechlivanidis, future HS Division President on hydrometeorological forecasting

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Join us on Day 4 of #EGU26 for the John Daltom Medal lecture by Thorsten Wagener, one of the three major awards of the Hydrological Sciences Division. 🏅Topic: "Advancing Hydrologic Science through process-based evaluation of models" 📌 Where? Room B, Red Level. ⏰ When? Thursday May 07, 19:00–20:00

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A wonderful lecture this afternoon by Larisa Tarasova, this year's winner of the Hydrological Sciences Outstanding Early Career Scientist Award. Thank you a lot for these interesting insights and congratulations again on a highly deserved award!

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Join us on Day 2 of #EGU26 for the Henry Darcy Medal lecture by Sally Thompson, one of the three major awards of the Hydrological Sciences Division. 🏅Topic: "Ecohydrological Adaptation to Climate Change - from Gondwana to the Globe" 📌 Where? Room C, Red Level. ⏰ When? Tuesday May 05 14:05–14:35

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We’re excited to launch our new podcast on the History of Hydrology! 🎙️ This series brings together expert interviews to explore how hydrological science has evolved over time— & how past insights continue to shape today’s water challenges and solutions. blogs.egu.eu/divisions/hs...

Podcast Launch: History of Hydrology Interviews

“The number one piece of advice I would give anybody is to pick a problem and go after that problem. Ideally, you should pick a problem that requires a lifetime to solve.”  Prof. Siva Sivapalan, episo...

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