Korina-Konstantina Drakaki

Korina-Konstantina Drakaki

Korina-Konstantina Drakaki

Staff of Professorship for Hydraulic Structures

ETH Zürich

Professur für Wasserbau

HIA D 57

Hönggerbergring 26

8093 Zürich

Switzerland

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Research area

Korina-Konstantina Drakaki holds a Master of Engineering in civil engineering and a postgraduate Master of Science in energy production and management, both from the National Technical University of Athens. Her main research focuses on Hydroelectricity and therefore on the operation of Hydropower Plants, regarding their optimal regulation and exploitation. During her studies, Korina delved into the field of Small Hydropower Plants, examining the enhancement of their efficiency by developing mathematical models for predicting the day ahead energy production, investigating their operation with storage facilities, as well as, for expressing an optimal operational rule regarding different cases of turbine types. Before joining VAW, she worked as a consulting engineer in Athens and Heraklion.

Her current research within the Innosuisse STORE project focuses on investigating methods that facilitate hydropeaking mitigation, including Re-Regulation Basins and Battery Energy Storage Systems, combining thus both of her educational backgrounds.

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Current Projects

STORE

STORE Subproject 1: Next-generation Hydropower Storage

Professional career:

Since 10/2024: ETH Zurich, VAW, Research Engineer

04/2023-08/2024: Energy Engineer Consultant / MES ENERGY, member of MESOGEOUS Group

12/2021-03/2023: Civil Engineer, Hydraulic and Hydrological Consultant / G.KARAVOKYRIS & PARTNERS CONSULTING ENGINEERS S.A.

Publications

ORCID 

Academic Education

10/2021-10/2023: Interdepartmental Graduate Diploma (Master of Science), National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), “Energy Production & Management”

09/2016-10/2021: Diploma/Meng in Civil Engineering National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), Department of Water Resources and Environmental Engineering

 

 

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