Understanding Rivers, Extreme Events, and Their Impact on Ecosystems
Fluvial Geomorphology and Extreme Events Lab (Flugeelab) is a multidisciplinary research group dedicated to studying river systems and the forces that shape them. We investigate how natural processes, human activities, and extreme hydrological events, such as floods and droughts, influence river morphology, ecosystem health, and watershed resilience.
What We Study
River Dynamics:
Extreme Events
Geospatial and Computational Methods
Why Our Work Matters
Rivers are crucial for maintaining biodiversity, ensuring a stable water supply, supporting agriculture, and sustaining livelihoods.
By understanding their dynamics and vulnerabilities, Flugeelab contributes to preserving ecosystem services, informing policy, and supporting resilient communities.
Our research translates scientific insights into strategies for sustainable river management in the face of climate change and human pressures.
Meet The Flugeelab Team
Prof. Adeyemi Olusola
- 2022 - Now
- 2020 - 2022
Join Us
We are committed to mentoring students and researchers through problem-driven projects, hands-on fieldwork, and advanced analytical methods.
Flugeelab equips emerging environmental scientists with the knowledge, skills, and tools to address river basin challenges and make meaningful contributions to sustainability.