Hydrology
Designing the future of people, water and the earth.
We are examining the impacts on humans brought on by changes in the earth’s environment by focusing on water (such as making estimates on the risk of flooding due to global warming). One of the important pillars of civil engineering is flood control in the context of water resources. The study of hydraulics helps in designing of dams and other physical aspects, while hydrology involves research on the interactions between water and humans, which contribute to society from interdisciplinary aspects of such study which includes meteorology, climatology, geography, agriculture, and humanities. This field is recommended for students who want to learn and utilize a broad range of knowledge.

- Faculty Name
- HIRABAYASHI, Yukiko
- Keyword
- Global environment,Numerical analysis,Water cycle,Water resources,Flooding
- Laboratory location
- Research Building TOYOSU Campus 9F 09D32
This lab is for this SDG activity:
STUDY FIELDS
- Civil engineering
- Environmental engineering
- Hydrology
FOR SOCIETY
We aim at generating basic scientific data for use by the national and local governments and foreign countries for river and land management, water-related disaster mitigation and global environment protection.
RESEARCH THEMES
- Research on disasters from torrential rains and flooding and their mitigation
- Observation and analysis of global water cycle
- Evaluating and proposing measures to adapt to water-related impacts of global warming