Civil Engineer · Water & Data
Mame Diarra Diouf is a civil engineer. She works at the intersection of water resources and data, focusing on urban water infrastructure resilience, drought and flood forecasting, hydrologic modeling and hydrometeorological forecasting, remote sensing, and machine-learning applications for water.
She aspires to work in collaborative team environments and to contribute to the design and delivery of sustainable, future-proof water-resources engineering solutions.
Additionally, Diarra enjoys exploring new places, learning from new cultures, and meeting new people. She also enjoys music, sports, and computer programming.
Research focus
Hydrologic modelling · Drought and flood risk · Groundwater and urban water supply · Remote Sensing and GIS · Machine-learning/AI for water resources. Hydrometeorology. Integrated Water Resources Management
RELEVANT EXPERIENCES
Balla’s Business—Freelance Consultant | 2024–Present
Water well drilling project
Groundwater monitoring
National Water Company of Senegal—Research Assistant (Participant) | 2023–2024
Hydrologic assessments (anti-salt dam; micro-dam solution) with GIS and ML-assisted processing.
Bureau d’Ingénierie et de Contrôle | 2021–Present
Hydrologic analysis for reservoirs, flood-protection design, and well-construction supervision
Pumping-test planning/analysis.
Volunteering
UNESCO-Groundwater Youth Network | 2024–Present
Newsletter Committee Chair
Write/Review: Quarterly, annual newsletter
International Groundwater Resources Assessment Centre | 2024–Present
Country Correspondent