Pere Quintana Seguí

Pere Quintana Seguí is a Researcher at the Ebro Observatory University Institute, Department of Geophysics, where he leads the Geophysics Research Group. His work focuses on hydrological processes, climate impacts, and water resource management with particular emphasis on Mediterranean regions, especially Spain and the Ebro River basin.

His research interests span Soil Moisture, Remote Sensing, Time Series Analysis, Land Surface Modeling, Regional Climate, Evapotranspiration, and Climate Change Adaptation. His work integrates satellite data with hydrological modeling to address water management challenges in changing climate conditions.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong focus on practical hydrological applications, with significant work on drought monitoring, irrigation water demand forecasting, precipitation modeling, and climate resilience strategies. His research increasingly incorporates digital twin technologies and co-creation approaches with stakeholders.

Quintana Seguí serves as Principal Investigator for multiple major research projects, including:

• Drought Monitoring at Different Spatial Scales (MEEMS)
• DTEHN: Digital Twin Earth Hydrology Next
• PYRENEES4CLIMA: Climate resilient cross-border mountain community
• eCOadapt: Climate change adaptation of territories

His collaborative work spans across Europe and Africa, with significant emphasis on Mediterranean hydrology and climate adaptation strategies. He maintains active research collaborations with institutions across the continent and contributes to European Commission-funded initiatives addressing climate challenges.