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A numerical model has proven successful in predicting rock mass response when mining the shaft pillars in mines.
The study considered the impacts of climate change and extreme weather events, which impact on coal supply to power stations.
As competence area manager of the CSIR’s hydraulic infrastructure engineering group, Hlabela leads research in two areas, namely coastal and port engineering, and water and wastewater infrastructur
Van Niekerk is a CSIR senior researcher in the urban and regional planning group.
Holloway is a senior statistician at the CSIR. She has more than 20 years’ research experience.
Up to 50% of the annual inflows into the Western Cape’s Berg River Dam catchment and Limpopo’s De Hoop Dam catchment could be used up by alien plants over a period of 45 years, if they are left uncleared. This is the warning issued by water experts Dr David Le Maitre of the CSIR; Dr James Blignaut of Stellenbosch University; Prof. Lynette Louw, Prof. Tally Palmer and Mr Ian Preston of Rhodes University in a recent paper published by the Water Research Commission in the Water SA journal, titled Impact of invasive alien plants on water provision in selected catchments
Johakimu holds an MSc (Chemical Engineering) from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Kalombo’s research focus is particle engineering for any medical applications (therapeutics, diagnostics and vaccines) as well as water treatment and phase-change materials.
Kapangaziwiri holds a PhD in hydrology from Rhodes University.