Background
Lake Victoria faces severe water level fluctuations driven by climate change and suboptimal regulation of dam releases. These fluctuations threaten dam safety, ecosystems, and livelihoods. There is a lack of accurate, real-time forecasting tools to support dam operations.
Goals
- Develop advanced hydrological and climate models
- Implement optimization algorithms for real-time water resource scheduling
- Create a decision support system for dam operators
- Build capacity in data-driven modeling among local experts
Our Tools
Powerful solutions for water management and analysis
Bias Correction
Adjust remotely sensed data to align with observed values using advanced correction algorithms.
Use ToolWater Level Prediction
Predict water level changes using machine learning trained on historical hydrological data.
Use ToolClimate Analysis
Analyze trends and impacts of climate change on critical water resources with specialized tools.
Use ToolReport Generation
Automatically generate detailed reports from your analysis results with customizable templates.
Use ToolRecent Activity
View and resume your recent analysis sessions and access saved results.
View HistoryProject Team
Dedicated experts from Makerere University and UEGCL working together to revolutionize water management on Lake Victoria
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Team Member
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Institution
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Prof. Dr. Eng. Henry M. Alinaitwe
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Makerere University
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Mr. Martin Tumutungire
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Makerere University
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Dr. Ronald Ekyalimpa
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Makerere University
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Dr. Kayondo Muzafalu
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UEGCL
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Eng. Musa Mukulu
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UEGCL
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Eng. Dr. Mary Akurut
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UEGCL
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Eng. Dr. Jotham I. Sempewo
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Mr. Allan Kasedde
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UEGCL
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Mr. Emmanuel Okello
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Makerere University
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Mr. David Kasumba
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Makerere University
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Funding
This project is funded By Government of Uganda through Makerere University Research and Innovations Fund
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