Faisal Ahammed

Faisal Ahammed is a Program Director at the University of South Australia, affiliated with the School of Natural and Built Environments. His research focuses on transboundary water disputes, climate change impacts on urban water systems, and sustainable drainage strategies. He has contributed extensively to studies on the Teesta River's water allocation, predictive analytics in wastewater maintenance, and hydro-economic modeling.

• Research Interests: Transboundary water management, climate change adaptation, stormwater systems, teaching-research integration.
• Grants: Open Access funding by CAUL and Member Institutions.
• Key Trends in Publications: Emphasis on benefit-sharing in river basin governance, predictive models for infrastructure resilience, and climate scenarios affecting water-sensitive urban design.
• Teaching Nexus: Advocates research-driven pedagogy to enhance engineering education.