Supply & Monitoring Systems

In the quest for sustainable water management, a groundbreaking study led by Nan Zhang from the School of Earth System Science at Tianjin University has shed new light on optimizing groundwater monitoring networks for riverbank aquifers. Published in

In the heart of Venezuela, a silent battle rages on, one that threatens the lifeblood of the nation’s energy sector and the delicate ecosystems that sustain it. The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela’s National Park System (NPS), a vast network of prot

In the heart of Brazil, a pioneering project is harnessing the power of embedded systems to revolutionize the way we assess environmental impacts of forest fires and firefighting efforts. The PROMETEU project, based at the University of Brasília, is

In the heart of the Himalayas, Nepal’s intricate water systems are undergoing profound changes, driven by both climate change and human activities. A recent study published in the journal *Environmental Research Letters* (translated as “Letters on En

In the heart of Ethiopia, a critical resource is under siege. Groundwater in the Debre Markos region is facing unprecedented pressure from urban growth, agricultural expansion, and the looming specter of climate change. A recent study, led by Endesha

In the heart of China’s arid regions, a critical question looms over the sustainability of artificial wetlands: how do the trees thrive, and what does this mean for water resources? A recent study led by Yani Gun from the College of Geography and Env

In the heart of China’s Yangtze River basin, a critical study is shedding light on the pressing need for equitable water resource allocation between urban and rural areas. The research, led by Huaiguang He from the Hunan Institute of Water Resources

In the remote hamlet of Tangsijaya, nestled in the hills of Gunung Halu, a quiet revolution is taking place, one that could ripple through the micro-hydro power sector and beyond. Researchers, led by Tiara Verita Yastica from Telkom University, have