Integrated, engineering design and decision support strategies for BGI at the neighborhood scale to address stormwater management, heat mitigation, and biodiversity enhancement in a current and future climate
The Eawag-Empa Blue-Green Campus lab is a research initiative to investigate climate adaptation solutions and foster collaboration between Eawag and Empa
The Eawag-Empa Blue-Green Campus lab is a research initiative to investigate climate adaptation solutions and foster collaboration between Eawag and Empa
PhD project aiming at developing contactless sensors based on spectrophotometry allowing real-time, non-intrusive and low-maintenance monitoring of wastewater pollution in sewers
The aim of this project is to gain more insight about sustainable infrastructure management and to develop tools and methods for complex decision making for infrastructure planning.
Decentralisation changes wastewater quantity and quality that is discharged to the sewer. We investigate the effects of these changes on the operation of existing centralised sewer systems.
We quantify the physical disintegration of faeces in sewers - a stochastic detrition model is developed and calibrated by flow reactor experiments using PIV and image analysis backlight illumination
Development of systematic but generic methods for the generation of locally appropriate sanitation system options and for the quantification of sustainability performance indicators.
Goal is an improved planning procedure for sustainable water supply and wastewater infrastructure management that links into the existing Swiss governance structures.
The ‘Transitions Pathways Generator’ (TPG) model aims at the systematic generation of transition pathways describing technical adaptations of the urban drainage infrastructure.
Le programme de recherche stratégique inter- et transdisciplinaire vise à développer des systèmes d'approvisionnement en eau et d'assainissement innovants, non raccordés au réseau.
