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Dragan Milošević is an Assistant Professor of Urban Hydrometeorology at Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands. He specializes in hydrometeorological measurements and modeling in urban environments, focusing on climate adaptation, urban heat resilience, and green infrastructure. His work contributes to projects like HERITAGE, addressing heat robustness in aging cities. He holds a PhD in Geosciences from the University of Novi Sad, Serbia (2018), and teaches courses such as MAQ35306 Urban Hydrometeorology. His research spans biometeorology, micro-climate analysis, and urban climate modeling, with a focus on mitigating urban heat island effects and enhancing outdoor thermal comfort.
Education:
- PhD in Geosciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia (2018)
Research Interests: Dragan’s work integrates hydrometeorology with urban planning, emphasizing the application of green-blue infrastructure and nature-based solutions to combat urban heat and improve climate resilience. His studies include thermal comfort assessments, microclimate monitoring using mobile sensors, and the impact of urban design on bioclimatic conditions.
Projects:
- 4TU.Federation HERITAGE Project: Heat robustness in ageing cities
- ClearClimate: Climate action engagement strategies
- FAIRNESS Project: Micrometeorological measurement networks
Advising & Grants: Dragan advises on MSc theses and internships in Hydrology, Meteorology, and Air Quality. His research has been supported by initiatives focusing on urban climate resilience and sustainable urban development.
Labs & Teams: He is part of the Meteorology and Air Quality subdivision at WUR, collaborating with MAQ and HWM groups on interdisciplinary projects.
