Projects H-CEL
This is a list of ongoing and recently finished research projects by H-CEL
- GEO-EuroPE (BOF UGent) — Greening effect on European precipitation extremes (2024-2027)
- HEAT (ERC CoG) — Hybrid dry–hot Extremes prediction and AdapTation (2023–2028)
- HERMES — Hybrid Estimation and Remote sensing Monitoring of Evaporation and Soil moisture (2023–2026)
- SNOWTRANE — Snow mass observation based on EO data and machine learning (2022–2026)
- SNOW-MODE — Dynamics in mountain snow water resources by modes of climate variability assessed from satellite observations (2022–2025)
- IRRICOLI — Stockeren en gebruiken van gezuiverd huishoudelijk afvalwater als irrigatiebron voor vollegrondsgroenten (2022–2024)
- DOWN2EARTH (EU) — Translation of climate information into multilevel decision support for social adaptation, policy development, and resilience to water scarcity in the Horn of Africa Drylands (2020–2024)
- 4DMED–Hydrology (DTE) — High-resolution satellite-based hydrology in the Mediterranean (2021–2023)
- Cooperation agreement for the preparation of dynamic water balances with calculation of scenarios for a climate-robust East Flemish water policy (2021–2023)
- Digital Twin Earth (DTE) – Hydrology (ESA) — High-resolution satellite-based hydrology (2020–2023)
- BELSAR-Science — Exploitation of the first bistatic SAR time series for agriculture and hydrology applications (2016–2023)
- SATDATA3.5 — Hyper-resolution evaporation data over The Netherlands (2019–2022)
- DRY–2–DRY (ERC StG) — Do droughts self-propagate and self-intensify? (2017–2022)
- ET–Sense (BELSPO) — High resolution terrestrial evaporation from Sentinels (2019–2021)
- ALBERI (BELSPO) — Assessing Links between Biogenic Emissions and Remotely-sensed photosynthesis Indicators (2019–2021)
- Stochastic modelling of future extreme discharges as a tool for water resource management (2018–2021)
- Improving flood forecasting based on optimized flood mapping from radar images (2016–2019)
- STR3S (BELSPO) — Stress on TRanspiration Sensed from Satellite Systems (2016–2018)
- SAT–EX (BELSPO) — Global impacts of hydrological and climatic extremes on vegetation (2014–2018)