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Sofia Haag

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Heavy Precipitation Events, Overland Runoff Modeling 🌧️🌍 Researcher at @earth-observation.org, University of Würzburg

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EORC - Earth Observation Research Cluster @earth-observation.org · 26/02/2026
How can municipalities effectively reduce the impacts of increasingly frequent heavy rainfall events? This question brought together local and regional stakeholders on 24 February 2026 at Wartmannsroth town hall in the district of Bad Kissingen, Germany. Participants included municipal and district…
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Project EO4CAM Supports Municipal Adaptation to Heavy Rainfall Events
How can municipalities effectively reduce the impacts of increasingly frequent heavy rainfall events? This question brought together local and regional stakeholders on 24 February 2026 at Wartmannsroth town hall in the district of Bad Kissingen, Germany. Participants included municipal and district representatives, water management and nature conservation authorities, forestry and agricultural stakeholders, planning experts, and […]
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EORC - Earth Observation Research Cluster @earth-observation.org · 15/11/2025
From November 13 to 15, Sofia Haag and Christian Schäfer attended the AK Hydrologie workshop in Bonn, presenting their work from the EO4CAM project. The first day featured an insightful field excursion to the Ahrtal region, led by Prof. Dr. Jürgen Herget, examining the impacts and lessons learned…
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Poster Presentation at AK Hydrologie, Bonn
From November 13 to 15, Sofia Haag and Christian Schäfer attended the AK Hydrologie workshop in Bonn, presenting their work from the EO4CAM project. The first day featured an insightful field excursion to the Ahrtal region, led by Prof. Dr. Jürgen Herget, examining the impacts and lessons learned from the July 2021 floods. On Saturday, […]
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Sofia Haag @haag-sofia.bsky.social · 15/11/2025
Sharing insights on modeling surface runoff following heavy precipitation at AK Hydrologie in Bonn 🌧️
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