Holger R. Maier is affiliated with the University of Adelaide in Australia and focuses their research primarily on environmental science and engineering. Their work spans multiple subfields, including global and planetary change, water science and technology, ocean engineering, environmental engineering, and civil and structural engineering.
The scientist's research topics include hydrology and watershed management studies, water resources management and optimization, flood risk assessment and management, hydrological forecasting using artificial intelligence, water-energy-food nexus studies, water systems and optimization, and reservoir engineering and simulation methods.
Holger R. Maier has contributed numerous publications to various academic venues. Frequent places of publication include:
Among recent papers authored or co-authored by Holger R. Maier are:
Holger R. Maier collaborates frequently with a number of researchers in their field. Notable co-authors include Aaron C. Zecchin, Seth Westra, Mark Thyer, Hedwig van Delden, and Hoshin V. Gupta, with collaboration counts ranging from 12 to 19 publications each.
Holger R. Maier;Graeme C. Dandy
Holger R. Maier;Ashu Jain;Graeme C. Dandy;K. P. Sudheer
Rebecca A. Kelly;Anthony J. Jakeman;Olivier Barreteau;Mark E. Borsuk
Holger R. Maier;Graeme C. Dandy
H.R. Maier;Z. Kapelan;J. Kasprzyk;J. Kollat
Gavin J. Bowden;Graeme C. Dandy;Holger R. Maier
Holger R. Maier;Angus R. Simpson;Aaron C. Zecchin;Wai Kuan Foong
J. C. Ascough;H. R. Maier;J. K. Ravalico;M. W. Strudley
Saman Razavi;Anthony Jakeman;Andrea Saltelli;Clémentine Prieur
H.R. Maier;J.H.A. Guillaume;H. van Delden;G.A. Riddell
Mohamed A. Shahin;Mark B. Jaksa;Holger R. Maier
Mohamed A. Shahin;Holger R. Maier;Mark B. Jaksa
Robert May;Graeme Dandy;Holger Maier
Mohamed A. Shahin;Holger R. Maier;Mark B. Jaksa
Gavin J. Bowden;Holger R. Maier;Graeme C. Dandy
Robert J. May;Holger R. Maier;Graeme C. Dandy;T.M.K. Gayani Fernando
Wenyan Wu;Graeme C. Dandy;Holger R. Maier
Holger R. Maier;Graeme C. Dandy
Bryan A. Tolson;Holger R. Maier;Angus R. Simpson;Barbara J. Lence
H.R. Maier;S. Razavi;Z. Kapelan;Z. Kapelan;L.S. Matott
H. R. Maier;J.H.A. Guillaume;H. van Delden;G.A. Riddell
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