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Diego Panici
Senior Lecturer in Hydrological Modelling at the University of Exeter and civil/environmental engineer specializing in hydraulics, hydrology, and water resources.
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Oct 7, 2026
Reservoirification: Why storing water for drinking isn't as straightforward as it may seem
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7:48Ellen WilesHOST
His current project, PEDAL, has nothing to do with bikes, but involves developing new ways to predict algal blooms before they spread.
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8:06Diego PaniciGUEST
Our water resources in the UK, but worldwide in general, they depend a lot on water that we store in lakes, reservoirs.
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8:19Diego PaniciGUEST
Plus, we live in a country that has got a lot of farmland, so there's nutrients that get into the water.
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10:05Ellen WilesHOST
I asked Diego what the water companies could then do with his algal bloom predictions, since once one of these blooms is fully established, it's extremely difficult to get rid of.