Tagged: TopNet

The big hydrological OE in New Zealand - Waiology

Waiology • Aug 10, 2012 •

• climate change,
• climate variability,
• ENSO,
• Flooding,
• IPO,
• modelling,
• TopNet

Guest post By Jasper Hoeve, visiting student from the University of Twente, Netherlands I am a third year Civil Engineering student at the University of Twente, the Netherlands. As part of our studies, we have to do an internship at a company relevant to our field. I thought this was a good excuse to travel to the other side of … Read More

New Zealand’s next top model - Waiology

Waiology • Jul 20, 2011 •

• climate change,
• land use change,
• modelling,
• TopNet

By Daniel Collins When I see ads for New Zealand’s Next Top Model, I sometimes share a quiet chuckle with myself. I’m notorious for puns, I’m afraid, and the show’s name is ripe for the picking. To many hydrologists, TOPMODEL is the name of a hydrological model developed by Keith Beven and Mike Kirkby in 1974. It describes how … Read More