Research Themes
The research activities performed by the WIT staff are geared towards leveraging technology and gaining new understandings of human water interactions with a focus on
- Innovations for increasing the efficiency of agricultural water usage
- Understanding pathways of water quality degradation
- Protection against hydro-disasters and preparations against climate shocks
- Enabling equitable access of water for all using information collection and dissemination
- System-level understanding of technology interventions and complex water-land-air interactions
Past and current projects span across the following thematic areas
Smart Water Metering
Data-driven Hydrological Modelling
Sustainable Agricultural Practices
Bayesian Inversion, Compressive Sensing & Data Assimilation in Hydrosystems
Demand-based Agricultural Water Management
Game-theoretic Frameworks for Water Allocation and Pricing
Water Quality and Wastewater Management
Advanced Econometrics for Sustainable Agriculture
ICT and Flood Forecasting and Management
Reservoir Operations
Integrated Assessment Tools for Water-Energy-Food Nexus
Telematics and IoT for Water Informatics
Sustainability in Socio-Ecological Systems
Remote Sensing and GIS for Hydrological Applications
