Efstratiadis Andreas

Efstratiadis Andreas serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Water Resources and Environmental Engineering at the School of Civil Engineering, National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), based at the Laboratory of Hydrology and Water Resources Development. His research spans water resources systems, hydropower infrastructure, and the water-energy nexus, with emphasis on stochastic modeling and uncertainty quantification.

His primary research interests include stochastic hydrology, flood risk assessment, multipurpose reservoir optimization, and renewable energy integration. He investigates cascading infrastructure failures, spatial reliability in solar PV systems, and climate-energy market uncertainties, often employing advanced simulation-optimization frameworks to address complex water-energy challenges under environmental variability.

Recent publications (2023–2025) reveal a strong focus on hydropower dam safety, flood control infrastructure design, and the operational trade-offs in multipurpose reservoirs. His work increasingly integrates Earth Observation data for hydrologic modeling and examines socio-technical dimensions of the water-energy nexus, reflecting a shift toward interdisciplinary systems analysis.

Dr. Efstratiadis contributes to NTUA's Laboratory of Hydrology and Water Resources Development, which develops decision support systems like Hydronomeas 2020 and national monitoring infrastructure (OpenHi.net) for Greek surface waters. His lab emphasizes computational tools for water resources management under climate uncertainty.