Irrigation systems management
Contact person Dr Varawoot Vudhivanich - Head of
Department
Contact person's address Department of Irrigation
Engineering Faculty of Engineering Kasetsart University Kamphaengsaen
Campus Nakhon Pathom 73140 Thailand
Contact person's Telephone/Fax Tel
+66-34-281658 Fax +66-34-351404
Contact person's E-mail [email protected]
Type of programme Course Module of a
comprehensive M.Sc. programme
Certificate Certificate of
participation University credits
Frequency of programme Annual
Programme's main focus Enhancement of the
capabilities of water professionals.
Programme prospectus This course is a module of a
comprehensive Master of Engineering programme in Irrigation Engineering. The
course includes:
- Principles of irrigation systems
management; - Participatory approaches - Water Users Associations -
Institutional development - Operation and maintenance under normal and
extreme conditions - Environmental-social and economic implications of
irrigation systems - Monitoring and evaluation of irrigation systems -
Resource mobilization - Legal aspects - Human resource development -
Comparative appraisals of irrigation systems
To attend this course, a preliminary knowledge of water
management is required.
Target group Junior professionals Postgraduate
students in Irrigation Engineering
Programme
www http://www.eng.ku.ac.th/%7Eirre/EMENG.HTM
Language Thai, English (on request) |
Department of Irrigation Engineering, Faculty of
Engineering, Kasetsart University
Acronym IRRE
Country Thailand
Address Department of Irrigation
Engineering Faculty of Engineering Kasetsart University Kamphaengsaen
Campus Nakhon Pathom 73140 Thailand
Tel +66-34-351897
Fax +66-34-351404
E-mail [email protected]
Institute/organization
www http://www.eng.ku.ac.th/%7Eirre/
Brief description of institution/organization The
Department of Irrigation Engineering is the first department in the Faculty of
Engineering, previously called the School of Irrigation then Faculty of
Irrigation Engineering. Since it was founded in 1938, more than 1 100 irrigation
engineers have been trained.
The department consists of five laboratories: field
experimentation, irrigation engineering laboratory, surveying laboratory,
material testing laboratory and soil mechanics laboratory and offers Bachelor,
Master and Doctoral degree programmes in irrigation engineering.
Upon request, the department can provide training courses in
irrigation design and water management. The department's major research
programmes are the development of micro and sprinkler irrigation system, project
water allocation scheduling and monitoring, planning, design and development of
modern irrigated agriculture systems, application of GIS in planning and
management of irrigated agriculture system and simulation and optimization of
irrigation and water resources systems. |