Paolo is a Senior Lecturer at IHE Delft in the River Basin Development research group. He has more than 15 years of combined professional experience in the Humanitarian, Professional and Academic world in the areas of mapping, geology and geomorphology and remote sensing. In the last years he has been developing methods and tools for the use of UAV in hydraulic research including flood mapping as well as in ecology and soil erosion. He has worked and lived extensively in Eastern and Southern Africa with shorter assignments in Asia and East Asia, and at present he is based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

• Section One: Natural Resources 1. General geology. Norbert Opiyo Akech, Christine Omuombo, and Moses Masibo2. Minerals, oil and gas resources. Norbert Opiyo Akech, Moses Masibo and Daniel Olago3. Relief, physiography and drainage. Maina Gichaba 4. Quaternary evolution. Daniel Olago5. Climate, John P. O. Obiero and J. O. Onyando6. Remote sensing applications for water data in Kenya: case study. John Bosco and Kyalo Kiema7. Mara River case study. Michael E. McClain and Amanda L. Subalusky8. Groundwater distribution and aquifer characteristics in Kenya. Zachariah Kuria9. Coastal waters. Christine A. Omuombo, Daniel O. Olago and Eric O. Odada10. Renewable energy resources in Kenya. Oludhe 11. Soils. Christian Thine Omuto12. Vegetation. Andreas Brink et al. 13. Agricultural expansion and its consequences in the Taita Hills, Kenya. Petri Pellika et al.14. The importance of fire ecology and management in protected areas. Ilaria Palumbo et al.15. Importance and dynamics of the mangroves in Kenya. Kirui et al16. Freshwater ecology of Kenyan highlands and lowlands. Dorothy Wanja Nyingi et al.17. Wildlife management. Mordecai Ogada and Dorothy Wanja Nyingi18. Environmental impact assessment in Kenya. Elijah K. Biamah et al.Section Two: Natural Hazards 19. Seismic hazard. Josphat K. Mulwa, Fumiaki Kimata and Nguyen Anh Duong20. Landslides. C. Maina-Gichaba, Enoch K. Kipseba and Moses Masibo21. Floods in Kenya. Alfred Opere22. Coastal erosion. Christine A. Omuombo, Daniel O. Olago and Eric O. Odada23. Combined Drought Index applications in Kenya. Zoltan Balint et al.24. Conclusions. Paolo Paron, Daniel Olago and Christian Thine Omuto

Paolo is a Senior Lecturer at IHE Delft in the River Basin Development research group. He has more than 15 years of combined professional experience in the Humanitarian, Professional and Academic world in the areas of mapping, geology and geomorphology and remote sensing. In the last years he has been developing methods and tools for the use of UAV in hydraulic research including flood mapping as well as in ecology and soil erosion. He has worked and lived extensively in Eastern and Southern Africa with shorter assignments in Asia and East Asia, and at present he is based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

• Section One: Natural Resources 1. General geology. Norbert Opiyo Akech, Christine Omuombo, and Moses Masibo2. Minerals, oil and gas resources. Norbert Opiyo Akech, Moses Masibo and Daniel Olago3. Relief, physiography and drainage. Maina Gichaba 4. Quaternary evolution. Daniel Olago5. Climate, John P. O. Obiero and J. O. Onyando6. Remote sensing applications for water data in Kenya: case study. John Bosco and Kyalo Kiema7. Mara River case study. Michael E. McClain and Amanda L. Subalusky8. Groundwater distribution and aquifer characteristics in Kenya. Zachariah Kuria9. Coastal waters. Christine A. Omuombo, Daniel O. Olago and Eric O. Odada10. Renewable energy resources in Kenya. Oludhe 11. Soils. Christian Thine Omuto12. Vegetation. Andreas Brink et al. 13. Agricultural expansion and its consequences in the Taita Hills, Kenya. Petri Pellika et al.14. The importance of fire ecology and management in protected areas. Ilaria Palumbo et al.15. Importance and dynamics of the mangroves in Kenya. Kirui et al16. Freshwater ecology of Kenyan highlands and lowlands. Dorothy Wanja Nyingi et al.17. Wildlife management. Mordecai Ogada and Dorothy Wanja Nyingi18. Environmental impact assessment in Kenya. Elijah K. Biamah et al.Section Two: Natural Hazards 19. Seismic hazard. Josphat K. Mulwa, Fumiaki Kimata and Nguyen Anh Duong20. Landslides. C. Maina-Gichaba, Enoch K. Kipseba and Moses Masibo21. Floods in Kenya. Alfred Opere22. Coastal erosion. Christine A. Omuombo, Daniel O. Olago and Eric O. Odada23. Combined Drought Index applications in Kenya. Zoltan Balint et al.24. Conclusions. Paolo Paron, Daniel Olago and Christian Thine Omuto

Paolo is a Senior Lecturer at IHE Delft in the River Basin Development research group. He has more than 15 years of combined professional experience in the Humanitarian, Professional and Academic world in the areas of mapping, geology and geomorphology and remote sensing. In the last years he has been developing methods and tools for the use of UAV in hydraulic research including flood mapping as well as in ecology and soil erosion. He has worked and lived extensively in Eastern and Southern Africa with shorter assignments in Asia and East Asia, and at present he is based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

• Section One: Natural Resources 1. General geology. Norbert Opiyo Akech, Christine Omuombo, and Moses Masibo2. Minerals, oil and gas resources. Norbert Opiyo Akech, Moses Masibo and Daniel Olago3. Relief, physiography and drainage. Maina Gichaba 4. Quaternary evolution. Daniel Olago5. Climate, John P. O. Obiero and J. O. Onyando6. Remote sensing applications for water data in Kenya: case study. John Bosco and Kyalo Kiema7. Mara River case study. Michael E. McClain and Amanda L. Subalusky8. Groundwater distribution and aquifer characteristics in Kenya. Zachariah Kuria9. Coastal waters. Christine A. Omuombo, Daniel O. Olago and Eric O. Odada10. Renewable energy resources in Kenya. Oludhe 11. Soils. Christian Thine Omuto12. Vegetation. Andreas Brink et al. 13. Agricultural expansion and its consequences in the Taita Hills, Kenya. Petri Pellika et al.14. The importance of fire ecology and management in protected areas. Ilaria Palumbo et al.15. Importance and dynamics of the mangroves in Kenya. Kirui et al16. Freshwater ecology of Kenyan highlands and lowlands. Dorothy Wanja Nyingi et al.17. Wildlife management. Mordecai Ogada and Dorothy Wanja Nyingi18. Environmental impact assessment in Kenya. Elijah K. Biamah et al.Section Two: Natural Hazards 19. Seismic hazard. Josphat K. Mulwa, Fumiaki Kimata and Nguyen Anh Duong20. Landslides. C. Maina-Gichaba, Enoch K. Kipseba and Moses Masibo21. Floods in Kenya. Alfred Opere22. Coastal erosion. Christine A. Omuombo, Daniel O. Olago and Eric O. Odada23. Combined Drought Index applications in Kenya. Zoltan Balint et al.24. Conclusions. Paolo Paron, Daniel Olago and Christian Thine Omuto