Dr. Doan Van Binh is a full-time lecturer at Vietnamese-German University, in Vietnam. He was a lecturer at Thuyloi University and a Postdoc researcher at Kyoto University, Japan. He specialises in Water Resources Engineering/Management, Hydraulics, sediment, salinity intrusion, and geomorphology. Binh has a great interest in quantifying the effects of dams and climate change on the flow regime, sediment, morphology, and salinity intrusion in mega-rivers, especially in the Mekong River basin. He is experienced in hydro-sediment-morpho dynamic numerical modeling in the tidal river system. He is also knowledgeable about using various apparatus in physical modeling and field surveys. He is interested in applying Remote sensing and Machine learning to solve water-related issues.
Dr. Binh has a wide network of researchers worldwide and is interested in publishing high-impact papers in high-ranking international journals. He has served as a guest editor of several international journals, such as Water and Land
Recent work
Enhancing flood risk assessment through integration of ensemble learning approaches and physical-based hydrological modeling
Understanding the anthropogenic development impacts on long-term flow regimes in a tropical river basin, Central Vietnam
