Ico Broekhuizen
Associate Senior Lecturer
Research subject: Urban Water Engineering
Division: Architecture and Water
Department of Civil, Environmental and Natural Resources Engineering
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Luleå, T3035
About
Ico Broekhuizen’s main research topic is the modelling of urban drainage systems with a special focus on green infrastructure and its representation in models of larger urban drainage systems. This includes topics such as data requirements, model calibration and validation, and techniques for assessing uncertainties that arise at different points in the modelling process. Ico works with different models such as SWMM, MIKE URBAN, HYDRUS och MIKE SHE. Since models are based on measured data different methods for measuring a variety of variables in urban drainage systems are also part of the research.
Before starting his PhD Ico attended the master programme Climate Sensitive Urban Planning & Building at LTU, where he worked with simulating wind, solar access and microclimate in urban areas. Before that his bachelor thesis investigated using time-series modelling to predict groundwater levels in a built-up area.
In addition to research Ico is also involved in teaching in a the following courses at LTU:
- V0014B Hydraulics and geology (Swedish)
- V0021B Natural Water Transport Processes
- V7002B Urban stormwater management
Research projects
CUREE - Closing the water cycle to increase Urban Resilience to Extreme Events (2024-2026)
Assessing the potential benefits of soil water measurements in urban drainage modelling (2024-2027)
ISGM - Integrated stormwater and groundwater management (2023-2028)
BlueGreen Infrastructure for a Sustainable Climate Adaptation of the Future City (2021-2025)
DRIZZLE - Centre for Stormwater Management
SECURE - StormwatEr planning for inCreased Urban REsilience (2021-2023)
Assessment and modeling of green infrastructure for urban catchments (2016-2020)
Reliable modeling of green infrastructure in green urban catchments (2015-2019)
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