Konstantinos Hadjithomas

Konstantinos Hadjithomas serves as a Lecturer at the Agricultural University of Athens within the Department of Natural Resources Management and Agricultural Engineering of the School of Environment. As a member of the Laboratory Teaching Staff at the Agricultural Hydraulics Laboratory, he instructs undergraduate and postgraduate courses including Agricultural Micrometeorology, Hydrology, Underground Hydraulics, and Water Resources Management across multiple semesters.

His educational background encompasses primary and high school education in Athens, a Geology degree from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, computer programming certification (Basic, Pascal, Cobol), an MSc in Geoinformatics, and a PhD in Micrometeorology. Military service in the Greek Army preceded his technical work on the Athens Metro and Revithoussa LNG depots.

His research centers on Agricultural Micrometeorology with significant contributions to Hydrology and Water Resources Management. He develops empirical models for evapotranspiration and precipitation estimation using solar radiation, relative humidity, and satellite data, addressing water balance in watersheds under arid, semi-arid, and high-altitude conditions. His work bridges theoretical modeling with practical irrigation and conservation applications.

Publication analysis reveals consistent focus on refining reference evapotranspiration methods for California's diverse climates, integrating GIS and multivariate statistics for watershed analysis. His empirical approaches enhance water resource modeling accuracy across varying geographical and climatic contexts.

No scientific awards are documented in available sources.

He has contributed to major infrastructure projects including the Athens Metro and Revithoussa LNG depots, alongside research collaborations with NTUA (1995-1996) and sustainable water management initiatives in the Argolic Plain. His technical expertise spans both engineering applications and academic research.

He maintains active affiliation with the Agricultural Hydraulics Laboratory, which supports research and teaching in agricultural water management, hydraulics engineering, and environmental resource systems.