Training Structure
Joint Continuing Education Department
Overview
By combining theoretical courses (seminar component) with hands-on activities, the ImpactHydro summer school examines the impacts of climate change on hydrology.
The Benefits of the Training Program
This short training program consists of 28 hours of in-person instruction and is held every two years (next session: 2025).
Training location: Banyuls-sur-Mer
Objectives
- Train participants in climate change impact assessments in hydrology
- Become familiar with the use of climate model outputs, downscaling methods, and bias correction for climate change impact studies
- Estimate the uncertainties associated with future scenarios derived from modeling chains linking climate models and hydrological models
Program
The seminar program is structured around five key themes:
- Climate, Modeling, Data Access
- Analysis of Hydroclimatic Time Series and Trends
- Scaling methods, bias correction in climate models
- Hydrological Modeling in the Context of Climate Change
- Uncertainty Analysis
Admission
Target Audience
Ph.D. students, Faculty and Researchers, Engineers