• ADPC
  • SERVIR-SEA
  • ADPC
  • Mekong River Commission
    • SERVIR-SEA
    RAT-Mekong
    Reservoir Assessment Tool for Lower Mekong Basin (RAT-Mekong)

    The RAT-Mekong is a web application for forecasting hydrologic impact and operating pattern of existing and planned reservoirs of the Lower Mekong region.

    Explore the Tool

    Why RAT-Mekong Tool ?

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    Reservoir Assessment Tool for Lower Mekong Basin (RAT-Mekong) under the SERVIR-SEA program is an effort to support reservoir monitoring for the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and its member countries in decision-making and planning processes for flood and drought management in the Lower Mekong Basin (LMB).

    The RAT-Mekong tool, which is open-source, replicable and scalable, aims to mitigate the challenges of data-scarce or data-restricted regions of the Mekong Basin and help the MRC and its member countries derive a broader picture of reservoir monitoring, reservoir operations and the potential impact of operations on floods, drought, natural river flow variability as a function of climate, hydrologic regime, and socio-economic indicators. With transboundary water resource management being a contentious topic in the Mekong region, this tool can facilitate transboundary regional cooperation and governance by providing unbiased data for all parties, needed to drive a fair and transparent water-sharing agreement and improving the decision-making on flood and drought management in the Lower Mekong Region.

    Working Area

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    Cambodia

    Laos

    Thailand

    Vietnam

    Our Team

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    Faisal Hossain
    Faisal Hossain

    RAT Lead Developer, University of Washington

    Pritam Das
    Pritam Das

    RAT Lead Developer, University of Washington

    Dr. Hyongki Lee, Ph.D.
    Dr. Hyongki Lee, Ph.D.

    RAT Lead Developer, University of Houston

    Thanapon Piman
    Thanapon Piman

    Senior Research Fellow, Stockholm Environment Institute

    Uttam Ghimire
    Uttam Ghimire

    Research Associate, Stockholm Environment Institute

    Chinaporn Meechaiya
    Chinaporn Meechaiya

    Water & Disaster Theme Lead, Asian Disaster Preparedness Center

    Kamal Hosen
    Kamal Hosen

    Geospatial Web Developer, Asian Disaster Preparedness Center

    Dr. Miguel Laverde-Barajas
    Dr. Miguel Laverde-Barajas

    Geospatial Data Scientist, Asian Disaster Preparedness Center

    Our Partners

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    Spatial Informatics Group
    Stockholm Environment Institute
    deltares
    University of Washington
    University of Houston
    Mekong River Commission
    Spatial Informatics Group
    Stockholm Environment Institute
    deltares
    University of Washington
    University of Houston