Dr. Quan Dau is an instructor and research associate at the Canadian Centre for Climate Change and Adaptation at the University of Prince Edward Island, Canada. He also serves as a geomatics officer with Service Nova Scotia, Government of Nova Scotia, in Halifax, Canada. He holds a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Khon Kaen University and brings more than 15 years of international experience across diverse sectors. His past roles include research assistant at the Water Resources and Environmental Institute in Thailand, research associate at Heriot-Watt University in the United Kingdom, research fellow at the National Research Institute of Agriculture–Food–Environment in France, and national consultant for UNESCO Vietnam.
Dr. Dau’s research primarily focuses on environmental science and global climate change, with expertise in the hydrological cycle, water resources planning and management, remote sensing, artificial intelligence, physical geography and GIS, climate change adaptation, irrigation water management, socio-economic projections, and reservoir operations. He is also an experienced data scientist with skills in web application development, software engineering, scripting, server development, parallel computation, data visualization, and workflow automation.
Here in the Climate Smart Lab, we are a group of people developing sustainable climate solutions with cutting-edge technologies to help build climate-resilient communities. Collectively, we are working together with experts from all disciplines to build a climate-smart future for the next generation and many generations to come.