Joseph Guillaume

Dr. Joseph Guillaume is a Research Fellow at the Institute for Water Futures and the Fenner School of Environment & Society, Australian National University. His expertise lies in uncertainty management in decision support systems, with a focus on water resources, integrated modelling, and climate change adaptation. He holds an ARC DECRA (2019–2022) and has led initiatives like the One Basin CRC's Foresight and Decisions program (2023–2024).

Research Interests: His work emphasizes developing algorithms for uncertainty analysis, participatory modelling, and institutional capacity-building in the face of uncertainty. Key areas include groundwater management, climate stress testing, and socio-environmental systems modelling. Collaborations with industry/government emphasize practical applications of his research.

Recent Projects:

• Water Banking for Enhanced Drought Resilience (2024–2027)
• Reducing uncertainties in water quality monitoring (2023–2024)
• One Basin CRC Tier 1 Partnership (2022–2032)

Awards:

• ARC Discovery Early Career Research Award (DECRA 2019–2022)

Publications: Over 79 peer-reviewed articles, with recent focus on groundwater-climate interactions, managed aquifer recharge feasibility, and climate stress testing frameworks. His work bridges scientific rigor with policy-relevant outcomes.

Labs/Teams: Involved in the Fenner School’s water futures initiatives and editorial roles for Environmental Modelling & Software and Journal of Hydrology.