- Economic implications of agricultural reuse of treated wastewater in Israel: A statewide long-term perspective
- Climate change and hydropower in the Southern African Power Pool and Zambezi River Basin: System-wide impacts and policy implications
- Lesotho water security and climate change assessment
- The cost of covering costs: a nationwide model for water pricing
- Analysing stakeholder driven scenarios with a transboundary water planning tool for IWRM in the Jordan River Basin
Brian Joyce is a Senior Scientist at SEI. Brian’s research focuses on developing decision support tools for water resources systems.
Brian has participated in the development and application of databases and tools used for water resources analysis in a variety of domestic and international settings.
His recent work has included using SEI’s Water Evaluation And Planning (WEAP) model to assess climate change impacts on agriculture, to design optimal approaches for meeting environmental flow requirements, and to create an analytical platform for use in multi-party discussions over trans-boundary water resources issues.
Prior to joining SEI, Brian worked at the Natural Heritage Institute, where his research focused on defining creative strategies for balancing agricultural, urban and environmental water demands. Brian’s research at NHI included investigating groundwater banking and conjunctive use potential and identifying operational flexibility to enhance river flows for fish and riparian habitat restoration.
His other research includes developing management practices to mitigate water and pesticide runoff from agriculture.
Brian received his Ph.D. in hydrologic sciences from the University of California, Davis in 2005.