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Dr. Timothy Tiggeloven is a Researcher at the Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM) within the Faculty of Science at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specializing in Water & Climate Risk since 2017. His postdoctoral research, funded by the MYRIAD-EU project, focuses on multi-hazard risk management and social vulnerability, aiming to enhance disaster resilience. He holds a PhD (2022), MSc (2017), and BSc (2015) in Earth Science & Economics from VU Amsterdam.
- PhD: Coastal Flood Risk and Nature-Based Solutions
- MSc: Hydrology
- BSc: Earth Science & Economics
Research interests include climate change adaptation, flood risk assessment, and the integration of nature-based solutions. His work addresses coastal flood mitigation, multi-hazard dynamics, and vulnerable communities' resilience. Notable projects include analyzing global flood risk reduction through vegetation conservation and leveraging AI for multi-risk assessment in Europe.
Key articles explore inclusive disaster risk reduction for marginalized groups, storm surge predictions using neural networks, and mangrove conservation's role in coastal protection. His contributions to datasets like Climate Risk STAC advance geospatial data for climate risk assessments.
Funded by MYRIAD-EU, his research bridges policy and science to address complex climate hazards. He collaborates on global hazard datasets (MYRIAD-HES) and teaches 'Measuring Techniques in Hydrology.'
