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  Integrating low-cost Wireless Sensor Networks into hydrological risk governance for community-based disaster resilience building in developing countries
University of Birmingham Global Challenges Scholarship
  Research Group: Climate change
  Prof D M Hannah, Prof N Cassidy
Application Deadline: 31 March 2019
According to the World Bank (2016), globally natural disasters force 26M people into poverty and cost US$520B in losses each year.
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  Integrating low-cost Wireless Sensor Networks into hydrological risk governance for community-based disaster resilience building in developing countries
University of Birmingham School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences
  Research Group: Climate change
  Prof D M Hannah, Prof N Cassidy
Application Deadline: 31 March 2019
According to the World Bank (2016), globally natural disasters force 26M people into poverty and cost US$520B in losses each year.
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  Improving hydrological modelling in cold regions with satellite observations
Lancaster University Lancaster Environment Centre
  Dr Z Duan
Application Deadline: 29 March 2019
Global warming is accelerating snow-glacier retreat and shifting hydrology in cold regions, which affects sustainable development of downstream residents.
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  Hydrological Impact of Peatland Restoration
Queen’s University Belfast School of Natural and Built Environment
  Dr R Flynn
Application Deadline: 5 April 2019
Human activity has impacted peatland cover and the ecosystem services it provides all across Britain and Ireland over the past decades.
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  A New Hydrological Classification of UK Catchments - MScR in Global Environmental Challenges
University of Bristol Cabot Institute
  Prof T Wagener, Dr G Coxon
Application Deadline: 1 August 2019
About the Project. We have recently developed a new database with physical, climatic and hydrological characteristics of over 1400 UK catchments.
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  Geochemical constraints on the hydrological restoration of groundwater-dependent wetlands in lowland catchments.
University of Reading School of Geography and Environmental Science
  Dr S Robinson, Dr A Duranel
Application Deadline: 30 June 2019
Healthy, functioning natural wetlands are critically important, yet the world is rapidly losing these habitats due to anthropogenic pressures.
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  DTC GEO 6 - Geophysical field exploration of firn aquifers on ice caps in Svalbard, High Arctic
Swansea University Department of Geography
  Prof B Kulessa
Applications accepted all year round
In the last few years the major discovery of firn aquifers on Polar ice sheets and glaciers has led to the appreciation that hundreds of gigatonnes of water may be stored within them for years to decades, thus causing major delays in the ice masses’ contributions to sea level rise.
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  Drought risk and its management in a changing climate: A partnership with Anglian Water (OSBORNTU19SCI50)
University of East Anglia School of Environmental Sciences
  Prof T Osborn, Dr N Addor
Application Deadline: 22 March 2019
Increasing drought resilience in a changing climate is now a priority for water companies. This project is an opportunity to undertake drought research at the cutting edge of academia and industry.
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  Water Sensitive Cities and Commons: using recycled water for maintenance irrigation in order for green-blue infrastructure planting schemes to be more reliably sustained
University of Reading School of the Built Environment
  Dr K Hyde, Dr D Perrotti
Applications accepted all year round
Communities with existing urban water infrastructure face barriers to engagement between the urban community and the urban water environment; for example in the case of streams culverted underneath districts or unhealthy, overgrown feeder streams and ponds that seem to have no social role or function.
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  Initiatives for Sustainable Urban Development in China: Focusing on Flooding and Stormwater Management
Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Civil Engineering
  Dr C Jun
Applications accepted all year round
With cities getting bigger and climate change threatening to bring more extreme weather, the concept of “sponge cities” has been proposed in China, which is a reimagination of the urban environment where raindrop is captured, controlled and reused.
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