Mr. Tade Mule Asrade, Debre Markos University, Ethiopia
Mr. Tade Mule Asrade is a dedicated lecturer and researcher specializing in Hydraulic and Water Resource Engineering. He holds an MSc in Hydraulic Engineering (2024) from Debre Markos University, Ethiopia, with a stellar academic record (3.94/4), following a BSc from Bahir Dar University (2018). His research focuses on groundwater modeling, water balance components, and sustainable water management in Ethiopia’s watersheds. Mr. Asrade has published multiple papers, including in Water Practice and Technology and Hydrological Sciences Journal. In addition to teaching, he actively engages in community service and project development. 🌍💧📚🔬
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Education and Training
Mr. Tade Mule Asrade holds an MSc in Hydraulic Engineering from Debre Markos University (2022–2024), where he developed an in-depth understanding of hydraulic systems and water resource management. He graduated with high distinction, earning a cumulative score of 3.94/4. Prior to this, he completed his BSc in Hydraulic and Water Resource Engineering from Bahir Dar University (2013–2018), graduating with a solid academic foundation in water resources. His education has equipped him with the skills and knowledge to contribute significantly to the field of hydraulic engineering. 🎓💧📚🌍
Work Experience
Mr. Tade Mule Asrade has been an integral part of the Department of Hydraulic and Water Resource Engineering at Debre Markos University, Ethiopia. Since March 2024, he has served as a Lecturer, where he delivers lectures, tutorials, and supervises students’ academic projects. He also actively contributes to community services and project development. Prior to this role, from April 2019 to March 2024, he worked as an Assistant Lecturer, focusing on both practical and theoretical teaching. He also played a key role in curriculum development and provided mentorship to students. 👨🏫💧🌍📚
Research Focus
Mr. Tade Mule Asrade’s research primarily revolves around hydraulic engineering, groundwater management, and water resource sustainability. His work involves the application of advanced hydrological models like WetSpass-M, MODFLOW, and SWAT for assessing groundwater recharge, water balance, and groundwater storage changes in Ethiopian watersheds, particularly in the Upper Blue Nile Basin. His research aims to develop sustainable water management strategies using tools like GIS, AHP, and machine learning. This is critical for sustainable development and improving water resources in agricultural highlands. 🌍💧🌱🔬📊
- Assessment of Groundwater Recharge Using WetSpass-M and MODFLOW Coupling in Jedeb Watershed, Upper Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia – Cited by: 1, Year: 2024 💧🌍
- Groundwater Potential Mapping and Its Sustainable Management Using AHP and FR Models in the Jedeb Watershed, Upper Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia. Year: 2024 🌱💦
- Combining WetSpass and MODFLOW to Assess Groundwater Recharge in the Agricultural Highlands of Ethiopia –Year: 2024 🔬🌾
- Application of Coupled WetSpass-M and MODFLOW Models to Estimate Spatial-Temporal Water Balance Components in the Chemoga Watershed, Ethiopia – Year: 2024 🌍💧📊
- Estimation of Groundwater Storage Change and Groundwater Recharge Using GRACE Data in Jedeb Watershed Under the Application of Google Earth Engine – Year: 2024 🌐💧📉