W
ater Engineering and Management (WEM) program imparts education and training toward an understanding and solving the complexity of water resources development and management problems in the context of global drivers of change. It offers a balanced curriculum, which covers both the engineering and management aspects of water resource development and management. Students are trained to acquire knowledge and skills in tools and techniques to come up with viable and sustainable solutions within the framework of the integrated water resources management at the river basin scale. Water Engineering and Management program covers five major areas – Agricultural Water, Coastal Water, Urban Water, Water Resources, and Climate Change, Extreme Events and Risk Management.
WEM NEWS
AIT Welcomes Prof. Soni M. Pradhanang for an Insightful Seminar and Collaborative Discussions
AIT Welcomes Prof. Soni M. Pradhanang for an Insightful Seminar and Collaborative Discussions July 25, 2024 - Prof. Soni M. Pradhanang from the University of Rhode Island, USA, delivered a compelling lecture at the Milton Bender Auditorium, AIT. The lecture, titled “Combining Observational and Modeling Approaches to Estimation [...]
Project Inception Workshop Successfully Completed in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Project Inception Workshop Successfully Completed in Phnom Penh, Cambodia July 19, 2024 - The Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), jointly with the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) – Asia Center, the SUMERNET 4 All Programme, and the Department of Water Supply and Sanitation (DWSS) of the Ministry of Water [...]
Policy Advocacy and Project Closure Workshop on Groundwater Sustainability in Thailand’s Special Economic Zone
Policy Advocacy and Project Closure Workshop on Groundwater Sustainability in Thailand's Special Economic Zone 6 June 2024 - The Water Engineering and Management (WEM) program of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), in collaboration with the Department of Groundwater Resources (DGR), Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE), [...]
RESEARCH & PROJECTS
CAPACITY BUILDING
CLIMATE CHANGE & WATER MANAGEMENT
PHYSICAL HYDRAULIC MODEL STUDY
WEATHER & HYDROLOGY MONITORING SYSTEM
REALTIME WEATHER & HYDROLOGY
