An engineer and researcher specializing in hydrology, river systems, and nature-based solutions for climate adaptation and mitigation. Her work focuses on enhancing landscape water retention through integrated modelling of land-water systems and hybrid green-grey measures for flood and drought resilience. She has particular expertise in floodplain dynamics, wetlands, and ecosystem-based processes. She combines quantitative modelling with stakeholder engagement to support adaptive water management and policy-relevant solutions.

She is currently involved in three research projects: Future FRM Tech, MANABAS, and Saltgarden, contributing to innovative approaches for resilient water and landscape systems through NbS. Her recent work includes a literature review and expert interviews on hybrid assessment frameworks for flood risk management, with a focus on evaluating multifunctional benefits and trade-offs. She is also conducting ongoing research on the bordering lakes around the polders or more specifically know as the 'Vergetten Randmeer', exploring opportunities to strengthen ecological quality, water resilience, and regional adaptation pathways.

Expertise

  • Earth and Planetary Sciences

    • Climate Change
    • Netherlands
    • Ecological Restoration
    • Stormwater Management
    • Urban Planning
    • Urban Resilience
    • Waterlogging
  • Social Sciences

    • Environmental Management

Organisations

Publications

2026

Statistical classification of river dune fields in the Middle Waal River (2026)[Contribution to conference › Abstract] 8th International Conference on Marine and River Dune Dynamics, MARID 2026. Medina Ormachea, R. E., Warmink, J. J., Bogatinoska, B. & Hulscher, S. J. M. H.Urban Resilience Through Hybrid Measures: Strategies for Stormwater management (2026)[Contribution to conference › Abstract] 9th IAHR Europe Congress, IAHR 2026 (Accepted/In press). Moghtaderi, N., Bogatinoska, B. & Boogaard, F.Bridging technical insights and stakeholder perspectives: The role of models in environmental planning (2026)Cambridge Prisms: Water, 4. Article e3. Bogatinoska, B., Lansu, A., Hugé, J., Dekker, S. & Stoorvogel, J.https://doi.org/10.1017/wat.2025.10010Revisiting The Forgotten Randmeer: Multifunctional Flood And Drought Resilience Modelling For The Noordoostpolder Region (2026)[Contribution to conference › Abstract] NCR Days 2026. Bogatinoska, B., Warmink, J. & Hulscher, S.https://cdn.bullit.digital/kbase/20260330140553/NCR_DAYS_proceedings_2026.pdfSynergistic Pathways for River Resilience: Combining Beaver Impacts and Wetland Functioning in Hydrological Nature-Based Solutions (2026)[Contribution to conference › Paper] 9th IAHR Europe Congress, IAHR 2026. Bogatinoska, B., van Oosterhout, M., Dannenberg, P. & Warmink, J. J.The EU Taxonomy and Nature Based Solutions for Flood Risk Management (2026)[Contribution to conference › Abstract] <br/>AIDA World Water Law Congress 2026 (Accepted/In press). Suykens, C., Lansink, A. & Bogatinoska, B.

2025

The influence of riverine wetlands on flood and drought mitigation:: a case study for the Aa, the Netherlands (2025)[Contribution to conference › Abstract] NCR DAYS 2025. van Oosterhout, M., Bogatinoska, B., Warmink, J. J. & van Lamoen, F. B. A.http://ncr_bundle_template_2025_compressed.pdfIntegrated Modelling of Landscape Functions: Testing the Impact of Land Use Change (2025)[Contribution to conference › Abstract] EGU General Assembly 2024. Bogatinoska, B., Lansu, A., Hugé, J., Dekker, S. C. & Stoorvogel, J.https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu24-10623Joint Knowledge Production in the Water-Soil-Carbon-Nexus – stakeholders in ex-ante modelling on drought resilience (2025)[Contribution to conference › Abstract] EGU General Assembly 2024. Lansu, A., Bogatinoska, B., van Lamoen, F. & Stoorvogel, J.https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu24-19717Carbon farming from a land use dynamics perspective (2025)In EGU General Assembly 2025. European Geophysical Union (EGU). Lansu, A., Huisman, P.-J., Bogatinoska, B. & Stoorvogel, J.

Research profiles

Courses academic year 2026/2027

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Courses academic year 2025/2026

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