Albert Chen

Personal Chair in Water and the Human Environment @Centre For Water Systems

Exeter, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2022 — Present

Personal Chair in Water and the Human Environment @Centre For Water Systems

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Exeter, GB

EDUCATION

1989 — 1993

National Taiwan University

BSc, Department of Agricultural Engineering

1997 — 2002

National Taiwan University

PhD, Department of Bioenvironmental Systems Engineering

SKILLS

Numerical AnalysisGeographic Information Systems (Gis)PhpPythonWater ResourcesSimulationsArcgisFloodFlood RiskHydraulicsWater ManagementModelingHydrologyResearchClimate ChangeSustainabilityHazard MitigationScienceFortranMatlabWater Resource ManagementStatisticsGisWaterMysqlLinuxMathematical ModelingEnvironmental Engineering

ABOUT ALBERT CHEN

I am a Professor at the Centre for Water Systems (CWS), University of Exeter with over 20 years of experience in Water and the Human Environment studies. My research interests include water resources, hydrology and hydraulic modelling, urban drainage, flood forecasting and early warning, innovation technology applications, water-food-energy-ecosystems nexus, climate change impact to critical infrastructure, prediction of water-borne disease, hazard impact assessment, mitigation and resilience strategies. I have participated in more than 40 international projects, and published over 60 peer-reviewed journal articles and 100 peer-reviewed conferences papers.I am currently leading multiple ongoing research projects with a total grant value exceeding £3m, funded by EU H2020 and Horizon Europe. Through those projects, I am collaborating with international leading academics and industries to develop novel approaches for tackling water management challenges that our human society is facing.

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