Adina Moraru
Research
World of Wild Waters
Project that aims to improve holistically the communication flash flood and landslide hazards by implementing physics-based visualization of numerical modelling that provides a realistic risk perception. The goal is to trigger better decision-making.
TryggElv (Safe Rivers)
This project aims to automate the mapping of critical points in streams and steep waterways by combining the use of and knowledge of hydraulic modeling with information from GIS. This helps assessing the cost-benefit of flood prevention & management.
Media
W.A.T.E.R. 2019 – Advanced hydraulic measurement techniques
Chronicle of the 4th Workshop on Advanced measurement Techniques and Experimental Research (W.A.T.E.R.) in Bologna, Italy in 2019.
Photo credit: Massimo Guerrero
Coming soon: 22nd NRB conference – Canada
Announcement of congress participation on the official project's website. Sneak-peek into two conference papers.
Photo credit: Hallgeir Vågenes
22nd Northern Research Basins conference (Yellowknife, Canada)
Chronicle of participation in the congress. Presentation of the use of design topographic and hydraulic characteristics for the identification of critical locations in rivers.
Photo credit: Danny Yellowknife Outdoors Adventures
WoWW’s project leader interviewed by Lørn.Tech
Chronicle on dissemination radio interview for the project World of Wild Waters.
Sketch credit: Lørn.Tech
Serious gaming and flood risk communication in Gemini.no
Highlights of magazine publication on scope of World of Wild Waters project.
Photo credit: Anne Jørgensen Bruland
WoWW presented at IBM’s end-of-the-year seminar 2019
Chronicle of presentations of work packages 2 and 3 in the internal annual seminar.
Photo credit: Vikas Thakur
River Flow 2020
Short chronicle on presentation in The Digital River masterclass (Adina's PhD research) and congress (optimization requirements and possibilities for hydraulic models).
Figure credit: IWD, TU Dresden
WoWW – new technology for better flood preparedness
Summary of magazine article about collaborating projects World of Wild Waters and Safe Rivers.
Cover image: Kommunal Teknikk
Reconnaissance fieldtrips during late Autumn
Chronicle of two fieldtrips (Oppdal and Stryn, Norway) in 2020 for hydraulic data recollection for model validation.
Photo credit: Adina Moraru
1st IAHR Young Professionals congress
Short chonicle and recording of congress participation in 2020. Poster presentation on optimization of hydraulic flood models for their visualization.
Banner credit: IAHR
WoWW presented at UN World Water Day 2020
Recorded presentation of the World of Wild Waters project for the United Nations World Water Day 2020.
Banner credit: UNITED NATIONS
Flash flood depicted in new journal article
Chronicle on journal publication of geomorphologic analysis of a flash flood combined with remote sensing.
Figure credit: Moraru et al. (2021)
Editor’s choice awarded to flash flood journal article
Announcement of "Editor's choice" awarded to journal manuscript (Moraru et al., 2021).
Photo credit: public domain
NTNU Digital Transformation seminar 2022
Chronicle on annual seminar for the Digital Transformation Initiative at NTNU (founding the World of Wild Waters project) in 2022.
Image credit: World of Wild Waters project
39th IAHR World Congress (Granada, Spain)
Chronicle of attendance to IAHR's world congress and Young Professionals Network assembly as IAHR Scandinavia YPN president in 2022.
Photo credit: IAHR member
3rd IAHR Young Professionals congress
Short chronicle on the poster presentation titled “The role of soft data to understand flood dynamics in an ephemeral mountain river“, during the mentor-oriented congress organized by IAHR for young researchers. Banner credit: IAHR
IAHR Scandinavia Young Professionals Network YPN Adina Moraru
Video recording of the presentation of IAHR Scandinavia Young Professionals Network to HydroCen FME (Norwegian Research Centre for Hydropower Technology) during their Researchers Day in spring 2020.
EGU General Assembly 2023
Adina (National representative for Young Geomorphologists in the Nordic chapter of International Association of Geomorphology) presented her research at EGU in Vienna. She also met with other young geomorphologists representatives and IAG members.
2023
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Poster(2023) Reconstruction and optimal modelling of a flash flood in a steep Norwegian river using remotely sensed- and in-situ data. EGU General Assembly 2023 . Copernicus Meetings; Vienna. 2023-04-24 - 2023-04-28.
2022
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Poster(2022) The role of soft data to understand flood dynamics in an ephemeral mountain river. 3rd IAHR Young Professionals congress (2022) . The International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR); online. 2022-11-28 - 2022-12-02.
2020
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Lecture(2020) Serious gaming in the World of Wild Waters project and 3D visualization of floods. UN World Water Day 2020 . UNESCO; Oslo. 2020-11-24 - 2020-11-24.
2018
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Poster(2018) Factors controlling streambank erosion and channel widening: implications for flood hazard (poster). Proceedings from the XV Reunión Nacional de Geomorfología (Palma de Mallorca, Spain) . Spanish Society for Geomorphology; Palma de Mallorca. 2018-09-11 - 2018-09-14.