Hydrology & Water Resources Lab
Department of Civil Engineering, Jeonbuk National University
We study how water moves between the land and the atmosphere, and how to manage it when the climate and society are both changing.
The lab is led by Daeha Kim, Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Jeonbuk National University. We work on evapotranspiration and the land water balance, droughts and flash droughts, climate change adaptation for water infrastructure, streamflow prediction in ungauged basins, climate services for agriculture, and wetlands.
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news
| Aug 2026 | Ph.D. student Seoung Cheol Lee was selected as an Outstanding Doctoral Scholar in Science and Engineering by the Ministry of Science and ICT. |
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| Aug 2026 | New paper in Climate Services on integrating crop simulation and climate service delivery for food security in Pacific Island Countries, with a taro case study in Vanuatu. DOI |
| Jun 2026 | New paper in Hydrological Processes on the roles of atmospheric demand and water availability in flash drought development across Northeast Asia. DOI |
| Jun 2026 | New paper in Journal of Hydrology on the persistent performance of the power-function complementary relationship in Earth system models under a warming scenario. DOI |
| Jun 2026 | New data descriptor in Scientific Data: global CMIP6-based datasets of vegetation-responsive and feedback-deflated potential evapotranspiration. DOI |