About SHR

SHR was founded 1986 on initiative of leading hydrologists at Universities and Institutes. SHR is a Swedish hydrology organisation promoting activities to disseminate hydrological knowledge and to encourage hydrological research, development and education. SHR aims also at bringing hydrological knowledge to the public and acts to implement results of hydrological research to be applied in the society. SHR is open to 'units' at universities, institutes, civil services, authorities, companies and other organisations.

Current members

• Chalmers, Gothenburg, Civil and Environmental Engineering
• KTH, Stockholm, Department of Land and Water Resources Engineering
• Stockholm University, Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology
• Uppsala University, Air, Water and Landscape Sciences
• SLU, Department of Soil and Environment
• SLU, Department of Aquatic Science and Assessment
• SLU, Department of Forest Ecology and Management
• Umeå University, Department of Ecology and Environmental Science
• Lund University, Department of Physcial Geography & Ecosystems Analysis
• Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, SMHI
• Swedish Transport Administration
• Geological Survey of Sweden, SGU
• DHI Sweden
• Vattenmyndigheterna (Governmental Water Agencies)
• SWECO
• Karlstad University, Centre for Climate and Safety
• Luleå Univeristy of Technology, Department of Civil, Mining and Environmental Engineering, Division of Architecture and Infrastructure