South African Hydrological Society | 2nd Hydrology Conference
The Future of Hydrology and Water Security
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The Future of Hydrology and Water Security
3
Days
67
Speakers
8
Sponsors
73
Sessions
Program
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Stages
Main conference room (Exhibition Room)
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
SAHS Chair Address
09:00 -
09:05
Dr Tendai Sawunyama
Guest Speaker WRC
09:05 -
09:15
Prof Stanley Liphadzi
Guest Speaker UWC
09:15 -
09:25
Prof David Holgate
Guest Speaker DWS
09:25 -
09:35
Ms Deborah Mochotlhi
Guest Speaker SACNASP
09:35 -
09:45
Dr Nompumelelo H. Obokoh
Navigating Water Security in Africa: Innovative Strategies for a Changing Climate
09:45 -
10:30
Dr Mohsin Hafeez (IWMI)
Tea Break
10:30 -
11:00
A yield gap analysis to assess vulnerability of commercial sugarcane to climatic extremes in southern Africa
11:00 -
11:15
Simphiwe Ngcobo
Exploring The Use Of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Rgb Data For Crop Monitoring And Mapping Within A Smallholder Setting
11:15 -
11:30
Evania Chetty
Mapping To Assess Precision Weed Mapping In A Smallholder Farm Using Multispectral Uav Imagery And Geospatial Cloud Computing Infrastructure
11:30 -
11:45
Knowledge Muchaonyerwa
A novel approach for mapping areas suitable for rainfed production of bambara nut and cowpea
11:45 -
12:00
Simon Lake
Calibration and testing of AquaCrop for sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) and taro (Colocasia esculenta) landraces
12:00 -
12:15
Thando Mthembu
Lunch
12:15 -
13:15
Exploring Remotely Sensed Rainfall Datasets As Inputs Into Hydrological Models For South Africa
13:15 -
13:30
Stefanie Schütte
The use of Microcontrollers and UAV-Derived Bathymetric Data for Hydraulic Modelling to Inform E-Flow Assessments
13:30 -
13:35
Keanu Singh
Application of Google Earth Engine As a Tool for Flood Mapping In EThekwini Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
13:35 -
13:40
Glen Mkhonta
Testing A Pixel-Based Change Detection Method For Creating Landslide Inventories
13:40 -
13:55
Jaco Kotze
Mapping Groundwater-Dependent Invasive Species with Remote Sensing and Machine Learning in Heuningnes Catchment, Western Cape, South Africa
13:55 -
14:10
Mmasechaba Lebogang Moropane
Spatial Construction of Missing Turbidity Data for Dynamic Estuarine Waters Based on Sentinel-2 Imagery and Ensemble Techniques
14:10 -
14:25
Naledzani Ndou
Assessing The Performance Of Daily Rainfall Data From The Ascat Soil Moisture Observations Estimated Using The Sm2Rain Algorithm.
14:25 -
14:40
Sniko Nyameni
Finding causes for lower-than-expected urban flood peaks through remote sensing, field investigation and hydraulic modelling
14:40 -
14:55
Ione Loots
Tea Break
15:00 -
15:30
Workshop 1: Dr Jane Tanner (RU): Determining the South African hydrological contribution to three initiatives: ARUA CoE Doctoral School, Africa Europe Cluster of Research Excellence and FRIEND-Water
15:30 -
17:00
Friend Social
17:00 -
19:00
Breakaway venue
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
Tea Break
10:30 -
11:00
The South African River Flow Monitoring Network: A review of the historical trends, challenges and network design
11:00 -
11:15
Jeremy Naidoo
Using 4IR tools to monitor and predict agricultural water availability in South Africa
11:15 -
11:30
Dr Michael van der Laan
Establishment of an instrumentation network for long term hydrological monitoring across six different South African landscapes
11:30 -
11:45
Nolusindiso Ndara
Use of the National Integrated Water Information System (NIWIS) for water resource information management In South Africa
11:45 -
12:00
Setjhaba Mofokeng
WaterSphere 360: Geeks go global, how the digital revolution just invited everyone to the innovation pool party
12:00 -
12:15
Jason Hallowes
Lunch
12:15 -
13:15
Tea Break
15:00 -
15:30
Workshop 2: Dr Mamohloding Tlhagale (WRC): Charting the way forward in hydrology and water security research in Africa