New SWIM Modules Developed for Central Asian Rivers
The Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) has adapted the SWIM model to provide long-term and seasonal water availability forecasts for the Ugam, Zeravshan, and Amu Darya river basins. The simulation results, provided as shapefiles with attribute tables of climatic parameters and river discharge, are available online via the CACIP portal. This work is […]
Hydrological Monitoring Training Held in Türkmenabat
From 11 to 13 March, a three-day practical training workshop was held in the city of Türkmenabat, Lebap Velayat, for specialists from Turkmenistan’s hydrometeorological service. The sessions focused on the use of modern SEBA hydrological equipment. The event is part of the regional CRM CA programme and forms one of its key adaptation measures. The […]
