Water Resource Assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa: Prediction in Ungauged and Data-scarce Basins

Better water resources management, spurred by scarcity and climate change, requires good hydrological data. Much of Africa has poor historical data on river flows limiting the ability to plan effectively. It is for this reason that the training manual was developed focusing on hydrological prediction in ungauged poorly gauged or data scarce basins in Africa. The tools allow water resources to be assessed from a variety of data sources.The material is targeted at water professionals and includes models. 

The development of the materials was led by WATERnet in collaboration with Cap-Net, TU-Delft, University of Dar es Salaam, UNESCO-IHE and University of Botswana. The authors of the manual are T.A. Bogaard; S. Mkhandi; B.P. Parida and H.C. Winsemius. The training manual and supporting Powerpoints are available in English and can be downloaded below. 

See also a related webpage in the GWP Toolbox.


English


Title Downloads
Training Course Reader

 3.7MB

Day 1 PUB Refresher Course Hydrology  5.4MB
Day 2  Catchment hydrology in PUBs: Model approaches and data sources  9.3MB
Day 3  Hydrograph separation & Exercises  1.8MB
Day 4  Statistical Analysis in Water Resources Assessment  
Part 1: Basic Statistics  11.2MB  
  Part 2: Frequency Analysis  0.8MB
Part 3: Data Infilling  0.5MB
Day 5 Regionalisation Techniques  2.2MB

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