Andrzej Raganowicz

Andrzej Raganowicz serves as an external lecturer at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) within the Chair of Urban Water Management, maintaining a dual affiliation with the Association for wastewater disposal in the Hachinger Valley as indicated by his institutional email domain. His academic credentials include a doctorate in engineering (Dr.-Ing.) and habilitation (habil.), demonstrating advanced scholarly qualification in his field.

His research focuses on the intersection of urban water infrastructure and predictive analytics, with core expertise in sewer system condition forecasting and drainage channel rehabilitation. He pioneered statistical-stochastic modeling approaches for assessing structural integrity of drainage networks and developed methodologies for renovating property drainage connections, bridging theoretical engineering with municipal wastewater management practice.

Dr. Raganowicz has established scholarly authority through two seminal Springer Vieweg publications: Use of statistical-stochastic models in sewer condition forecasting (2017) and Renovation of connecting channels for property drainage (2018). His work emphasizes practical implementation of predictive models for optimizing wastewater infrastructure maintenance cycles and resource allocation in municipal systems.