MSc Topics

Further possible topics

Please be aware that the topics listed here are current ideas/suggestions and are often related to ongoing research projects in our group. Therefore, possible topics might be adapted to changed opportunities in these larger projects and to your specific interests. Please contact us for more information. Usually it useful to meet early with the potential supervisor(s) to discuss the scope of the project.

 

Simulation of intermittent stream dynamics with a fully distributed model.

Jan Seibert Ilja van Meerveld Mirjam Scheller


Spatial variation in streamflow and water quality on the Zuriberg

Ilja van Meerveld Mirjam Scheller


What is the spatial variation in soil depth and bedrock topography in the Studibach catchment?
Ilja van Meerveld


Relation between soil wetness conditions and transpiration rates in a pre-Alpine catchment
Ilja van Meerveld Maria Staudinger


Effects of land restoration on streamflow: trend detection and model simulation
Ilja van Meerveld


Value of different types of hydrological data (snow, groundwater, soil moisture) in hydrological modelling
Jan Seibert


Topographic wetness indices to describe spatial variations of soil moisture

Jan Seibert


Crowd-based observation approaches in hydrology. Jan Seibert


Stream network dynamics – where do the streams begin?

Jan Seibert Ilja van Meerveld


Landscape analysis of variation in stream discharge for a boreal region in Northern Sweden.Jan Seibert


Lernen durch Beteiligung - Kommunikation zwischen Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft am Beispiel des Projektes CrowdWater  Jan Seibert


Precipitation gradients in Switzerland Maria Staudinger Daniel Viviroli


Appropriate time resolution of precipitation data for flood estimation in small catchments
Maria Staudinger Daniel Viviroli


Emme flood in summer 2022 – feasibility study integrating radar precipitation data for event simulation 
Maria Staudinger Daniel Viviroli


How does information content change from a data source to the input data of a model? Information theory approach Maria Staudinger