Approved abstracts
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T1.1.1 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Groundwater heritage: the Holy wells of Ireland | Groundwater heritage, holy wells, GIS, water and health | Bruce | Misstear |
| T1.1.2 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | The springs of the City of Cape Town: Heritage and proposed spring use strategy | Spring, sustainable use | Julian | Conrad |
| T1.1.3 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Foggara a traditional system of groundwater exploitation in south-west of Algeria | Foggara-Oasis-Inventory-Database-GIS- Sustainable development | Ansari | Taha |
| T1.1.4 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Groundwater and Early Civilization in China | Groundwater; Neolithic; Civilization; Central Plain; China | Li | Sheng-Hua |
| T1.1.5 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | The Value of Groundwater and Groundwater Heritage | groundwater, awareness, economic valuation, benefits | Neno | Kukuric |
| T1.1.6 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | An over exploited alluvial shallow aquifer in arid climate : threat and perspectives. Case of Feija (Morocco) | arid climate – over expoiltation- irrigation – scarcity | Ahmed | Fekri |
| T1.1.7 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Cause for spatial variation in tritium concentrations of groundwater in the southern coastal region of Fukushima, Japan | tritium, sulfur hexafluoride, spatial variation, groundwater, Fukushima | Koki | Kashiwaya |
| T1.1.8 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Geogenic chlorides anomalies in groundwater of useful aquifers in central Poland | chlorides anomalies, groundwater, useful aquifers, central Poland | Dorota | Kaczor-Kurzawa |
| T1.1.9 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Influence of air pollution on rainfall chemistry and impacts on groundwater quality in the Milan urban area, Italy | air pollution, rainfall chemistry, groundwater contamination, numerical modeling, Milan | Stefania | Stevenazzi |
| T1.1.10 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Mechanisms of groundwater level changes after the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake | groundwater level change, Kumamoto earthquake, active fault, coseismic strain change, flow path change | Chisato | Yamada |
| T1.1.11 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | A comparative analysis of rainfall patterns and ground water level fluctuations in the Vaal River Basin, South Africa | groundwater protection, rainfall trend, groundwater recharge, sustainable management, statistics | Khuliso | Masindi |
| T1.1.12 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Development of the subsurface heat island beneath Bratislava city. | urban heat island, groundwater, temperature, land use, correlation | David | Krcmar |
| T1.1.13 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Hidrochemical and stable isotopic (δ2H-δ18O) pattern in the hidrologic dynamic characterization of the Urucuia Aquifer System, Brazil | Urucuia Aquifer System, hydrogeochemical facies, hydrogeochemical evolution, stable isotopes. | Natanael | Barbosa |
| T1.1.14 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | Using a multipronged approach for assessing temporal and spatial trends of nitrogen transport in the subsurface in an agricultural watershed in Atlantic Canada | nitrate, agriculture, temporal and spatial trends | Serban | Danielescu |
| T1.1.15 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | SUSTAINABLE USE OF GROUNDWATER USE FOR IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE - CONCERNS AND WAY FORWARD | Groundwater, Punjab, Pakistan, Agriculture, Quality | ghulam zakir | hassan |
| T1.1.16 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.1. Groundwater heritage and trends in water levels, flows and quality | The Research of PCA –APCS- MLR Method in Regional Groundwater Pollution Solution Quantitative Analysis | PCA; APCS-MLR; Pollution quantitative analysis; Groundwater; Spatial distribution | Li | Meng |
| T1.2.1 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | Exploration and Hydrogeological Assessment of a Deep Coastal Aquifer System in Tanzania | Coastal aquifers, Hydrocarbon exploration, groundwater modeling, aquifer development plan | Moe | Henning |
| T1.2.2 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | Effects of hydrological extremes and climate change on surface water – groundwater interaction : Example of the Tihany Peninsula, Hungary | surface water – groundwater interaction, climate change, numerical simulation, Tihany | Timea | Havril |
| T1.2.3 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | Numerical groundwater flow and geochemical modeling for basin-scale hydrogeologic analysis | Groundwater flow systems, numerical modelling, multivariate analysis, geochemical modelling | Eric | Morales-Casique |
| T1.2.4 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | Assessing the impact of climate change on groundwater resources using a coupled irrigation system/groundwater numerical model: a case study in Lodi province (Italy) | irrigation systems, surface/groundwater interaction, MODFLOW, climate change, groundwater resource assessment | Gabriele | Oberto |
| T1.2.5 | Oral presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | The Impact of the Last Glaciation on Groundwater Flow in the northern Baltic Artesian Basin (BAB): A Numerical Study. | groundwater modeling, Baltic Artesian Basin (BAB), paleo-recharge, glaciations | Arnaud | Sterckx |
| T1.2.6 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | MANAGEMENT OF THE FOGGARA SYSTEM IN THE ADRAR REGION | foggra, Sustainability,Groundwater | slimani | said |
| T1.2.7 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | Experimental case study to evaluate MAR efficiency using hydraulic tests in a fractured aquifer at Sangju, South Korea | MAR, hydraulic test, tracer test, Trac, fractured aquifer | Yongcheol | KIM |
| T1.2.8 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | HILLA RIVER WATER DISCHARGE LOSS DUE TO INFILTRATION WITHIN HASHIMYIA AREA, BABYLON GOVERNORATE-Iraq | Soil texture, Infiltration, HILLA RIVER. | Moutaz | Al-Dabbas |
| T1.2.9 | Poster presentation | T1. Groundwater Heritage – Passing Benefits to Current and Future Generations | T1.2. Groundwater management and energy source development in a changing climate | The influence of long-term hydrological droughts on groundwater chemistry on river bank filtration site | groundwater contamination, river bank filtration, hydrological drought, water quality | Jozef | Gorski |
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T2.1.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Concept of regional groundwater flow as a tool in the delineation of groundwater bodies in accordance with the Water Framwork Directive | regional groundwater flow, intermediate groundwater flow, local groundwater flow, delineation of groundwater bodies, groundwater balance | Brenčič | Mihael |
| T2.1.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Determination of minimum distance between production and injection wells in highly used porous geothermal reservoirs | geothermal energy, doublets, deviated well, numerical model, Pannonian Basin | Janos | Szanyi |
| T2.1.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Lagtime of pollutant transport through catchments: reducing nutrient loadings to the Baltic Sea | Baltic Sea, nutrient reduction, lagtime | Anna J, | Żurek |
| T2.1.4 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | The Groundwater Level Trends - the Human impacts vs. Climate Change | Groundwater level trends, measurements, aquifer, land use, groundwater abstraction | Branka | Bracic Zeleznik |
| T2.1.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Socio-hydrogeological assessment of nitrate contamination in areas of intensive agricultural use: the case of the Lombardy Plain (North Italy) | Socio-hydrogeology, aquifer pollution, isotopes, public engagement, stakeholder analysis | Arianna | Musacchio |
| T2.1.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Drinking water protection zones in Adriatic and Ionian region | groundwater, surface water, artificial water bodies, drinking water, trans boundary water resources | Brenčič | Mihael |
| T2.1.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Groundwater status assessment of the Dinaric karst area of Croatia | Dinaric karst aquifers; Groundwater body; Groundwater body status; Groundwater body risk | Ranko | Biondić |
| T2.1.8 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources in the Context of Climate Change Impact Assessment - Examples from Croatian Karst areas | karst springs, climate change, water supply, water balance, Croatia | Barbara | Karleuša |
| T2.1.9 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Model solution of artificial recharge in shallow hard rock aquifer in Czech Republic | artificial recharge; groundwater, hard rock | David | Rozman |
| T2.1.10 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Sequence stratigraphy in hydrodynamic modelling – case studies from East Hungary | stratigraphy, hydrodynamic modelling, East-Hungary, Upper Pannonian, Pleistocene | Erika | Bódi-Buday |
| T2.1.11 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Evaluation of Water Resources Carrying Capacity of Gonghe Basin—Based on fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method | Gonghe Basin; water resources carrying capacity; fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method | meng | ruifang |
| T2.1.12 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.1. Sustainable management of groundwater resources in Central Europe (CE) – 3rd IAH CE | Regularities of distribution of fracturing zones and springs in mountain ranges | fault, spring, groundwater, grid of faults | Pavel | Nagevich |
| T2.2.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | A multi-decadal financial assessment of groundwater services for low-income households in rural Kenya | Groundwater, Poverty, Kenya, Finance, Sustainability | Tim | Foster |
| T2.2.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Addressing seasonal flooding and groundwater depletion issues through innovations in MAR: Pilot tests and modelling to evaluate technical feasibility in the Ramganga basin, India | Managed Aquifer Recharge, floods, droughts, groundwater depletion, Ganges basin | Paul | Pavelic |
| T2.2.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Analyzing the groundwater potential and spatiotemporal interactions with surface water in the Sand River, Mara Basin, Kenya | Water security, Sand River, Storage potential, ERT, Hydrochemical tracers | Sospeter | Wekesa |
| T2.2.4 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Characterization of shallow aquifers in Guinea Bissau to support the promotion of manual drilling at country level | manual drilling, low cost water supply, shallow aquifers | Fabio | Fussi |
| T2.2.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Comparison of multiple groundwater recharge assessment methods for a shallow aquifer: Why are the results so varied? | Groundwater recharge, citizen science, Ethiopia | David | Walker |
| T2.2.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Exploiting our groundwater resource: choices and challenges in managing the water commons | groundwater, resilience, communities, agency, Nigeria | Adrian | Healy |
| T2.2.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Groundwater resources for the arid North of Namibia from an inland mega-fan system | Namibia, mega-fan, aquifer, Ohangwena | Georg J. | Houben |
| T2.2.8 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Hydrochemical and isotopic groundwater characterization in the Lake CHad Region as emergency response to regional humanitarial crisis | Lake Chad, saline groundwater, shallow aquifer, poverty reduction, refugees | Helene | Rieckh |
| T2.2.9 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Integrated socio-hydrogeological approach to tackle nitrate contamination in groundwater resources. The case of Grombalia Basin (Tunisia) | Socio-hydrogeology, aquifer pollution, isotopes, public engagement, stakeholder analysis | Viviana | Re |
| T2.2.10 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Large-scale modelling of groundwater resources: insight from the comparison of models and in-situ observations in Sub-Saharan Africa | in-situ observations, groundwater levels, larger-scale models, recharge, Africa | Richard | Taylor |
| T2.2.11 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Mitigating the Vulnerability of Subsistence Farmers through Ground Water Optimisation | subsistence farming, ground water optimisation, resource poor farmers, and water allocation reforms, hydrology | Olayemi | Bakre |
| T2.2.12 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | On the rise of pit latrines and the safeguard of groundwater in Southern Malawi | pit latrine, groundwater contamination, Africa, sanitation, WASH | Michael | Rivett |
| T2.2.13 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Rapid screening for pathogens in drinking water: preliminary results from a national scale survey in Malawi | pathogens, rapid screening, drinking water quality, Malawi | Jade | Ward |
| T2.2.14 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Groundwater access and poverty in sub-Sharan Africa: findings of a scoping study | groundwater, poverty, Africa, rural, urban | Richard | Carter |
| T2.2.15 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Hand pump functionality: are the rural poor getting a raw deal ? | water supply groundwater management Africa poverty |
Alan | MacDonald |
| T2.2.16 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Groundwater and Poverty - Evidence from Kwale, Kenya | Groundwater, Poverty, Socio-ecological Systems, Smart Handpumps, Kenya | Jacob | Katuva |
| T2.2.17 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.2. The role of groundwater in reducing poverty | Investigating the resilience of shallow groundwater resources in sub-Saharan Africa: a case study from Ethiopia | Shallow groundwater, groundwater modelling, climate resilience, citizen science, Ethiopia | David | Walker |
| T2.3.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Dealing with consequences of haphazard urban development across a coastal lowland: Hydrogeological importance of the Cape Flats Aquifer system, South Africa | Urbanization, groundwater, disaster-risk reduction, aquifer management strategy | Rowena | Hay |
| T2.3.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Groundwater gallery for the perspective water supply of Uzbekistan. | Groundwater gallery, water supply, kariz | Olga | Chebotareva |
| T2.3.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Groundwater security and sustainable development: the dilemma in atoll countries | Atoll Sustainable Development, Groundwater Security | Ian | White |
| T2.3.4 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | How do new development activities affect coastal groundwater systems in Africa? The case of Kwale, Kenya | Coastal Africa, groundwater, development, water resources management | Núria | Ferrer |
| T2.3.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Realising Sustainable Groundwater Management in Nigeria | Groundwater, Realising, Sustainable, Management, Nigeria | Ali | Bakari |
| T2.3.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Risk assessment of losses of the groundwater resources in Azerbaijan Republic caused by climatic changes | water resources, groundwater, climate change, risks of extra losses. | Yusif | Israfilov |
| T2.3.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Sustainable groundwater resources in crystalline basement aquifers of Ambaji region, North Gujarat, India-a preliminary study | Groundwater, Fracture, Hard rock, Ambaji, Aravalli | Rudra Mohan | Pradhan |
| T2.3.8 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Sustainable management of surface and groundwater resources of the Tensift basin (Morocco) | SAD, GR2M, High Atlas, Water resources, Climate change | HANICH | Lahoucine |
| T2.3.9 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Source Water Protection Strategies for Karst Aquifers | Source Water Protection | Geary | Schindel |
| T2.3.10 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Visual KARSYS – a web-tool for the documentation of karst aquifers | Karst, 3D models, groundwater management, web-service | Arnauld | Malard |
| T2.3.11 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Hydrogeological and Hydraulic Characterization of Weathered Crystalline Basement Aquifers of Ibarapa Area, Southwestern Nigeria | Crystalline basement rocks; Weathered aquifer; Pumping tests; Hydrogeological characterization; Hydraulic properties |
Moshood N. | TIJANI |
| T2.3.12 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Sustainable Small-Scale Irrigation Utilizing the Irrigable Land Use Potential (ILaP) Calculator | Groundwater, Irrigation, Food Security, Sustainable Planning | Vincent | Uhl |
| T2.3.13 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Towards Sustainable Groundwater Management in the Valle Alto de Cochabamba, Bolivia | Groundwater, sustainable management, irrigation, groundwater recharge, Valle Alto de Cochabamba | Laurence | Bentley |
| T2.3.14 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources in UAE under Climate Change | Sustainable management, Groundwater resources, Climate change, UAE | Mohamed | Mohamed |
| T2.3.15 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Development of management methods for the formation and use of regulation groundwater reserves on irrigated areas. | underground water, irrigated areas, underground flow | Aslon | Mavlonov |
| T2.3.16 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Estimation of optimal pumping rate at a production well | production well, pumping time, time-drawdown, optimal pumping rate | Byong Wook | Cho |
| T2.3.17 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.3. Sustainable management of groundwater resources worldwide – what have we learned? | Country Index to Assess Potential Agricultural Development Through Sustainable Surface and Groundwater Management | Sub-Saharan Africa, sustainability, rain fed, irrigation | Nizar | Abou Zaki |
| T2.4.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Economics of recharge augmentation by four check dams on ephemeral streams in a hard rock area of Rajasthan, India | cost-benefit analysis, managed aquifer recharge, maintenance of recharge structures, irrigation supplies | Yogita | Dashora |
| T2.4.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | ARTIFICIAL GROUNDWATER RECHARGE USING DEEP WELLS: EXPERIENCES AT MADRID TERTIARY DETRITAL AQUIFER | Groundwater recharge, water management, artificial recharge, aquifer, Canal Gestión, Madrid | Raul | Nogueras |
| T2.4.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Development and Management of Reclaimed Land as Groundwater Reservoir | managed aquifer recharge, artificial island storage and recovery, salt intrusion | Vladan | Babovic |
| T2.4.4 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Estimation of the screen length effect on injection wells | laboratory aquifer-well system, screen length, injection wells, managed aquifer recharge | José Pablo | Bonilla Valverde |
| T2.4.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Ground based research on impact of differentrecharge structures and their responses to growing climate change in Southern Tamil Nadu, India | Managed aquifer recharge, Percolation pond, Recharge shaft, Check dam, Dugwell recharge | ELANGO | LAKSHMANAN |
| T2.4.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Groundwater recharge in semi-arid Sahel: Spatial and temporal patterns | groundwater recharge, flood mapping, Sahel zone, technical cooperation | Matthias | Heckmann |
| T2.4.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Links between the presence of snowpacks and groundwater recharge – Simulation results for the territory of Slovenia | groundwater recharge, snowpack, mGROWA, Slovenia | Frank | Herrmann |
| T2.4.8 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Mapping groundwater recharge with associated uncertainty at the regional scale | groundwater recharge, mapping, uncertainty, infiltration processes, France | Yvan | Caballero |
| T2.4.9 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Promoting the Capture Principle Approach to Sustainable Groundwater Use in South Africa | Groundwater recharge/water budget, capture principle, numerical modelling, sustainability | Helen | Seyler |
| T2.4.10 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | The costs of managed aquifer recharge | Managed aquifer recharge, schemes, costs | Andrew | Ross |
| T2.4.11 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Evaluation of Managed Aquifer Recharge Site Suitability for the North China Plain | Managed aquifer recharge, GIS analysis, Suitability, North China Plain as one of the global hotspots for groundwater depletion | Cao | Wengeng |
| T2.4.12 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Potential of using Managed Aquifer Recharge to restore groundwater aquifers in North China Plain | Water balance, Managed Aquifer Recharge, South-to-North Water Diversion Project, North China Plain, MIKE SHE | Xin | He |
| T2.4.13 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Simulation of Managed Aquifer Recharge through Infiltration via Yufu River Channel Bed in Jinan | Managed aquifer recharge; spring restoration; disconnected losing river; intermittent recharge | Jinchao | Li |
| T2.4.14 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Determination of optimal conditions for minimizing clogging processes occurring during the operation of managed aquifer recharge (MAR) based on lab- and field-scale experiments | managed aquifer recharge, clogging, infiltration, lab- and field scale experiments | Thomas | Fichtner |
| T2.4.15 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Development of composite artificial recharge technologies for groundwater conservation and utilization | Groundwater, Composite Artificial Recharge, ASR, ASTR, Republic of Korea | Kyoochul | Ha |
| T2.4.16 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Estimation of the Ratio of Groundwater Recharge to Precipitation Using Time Series Models and Water Table Fluctuation Method | Recharge, Time series model, Water table fluctuation | Heesung | Yoon |
| T2.4.17 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Artificial injection test with infiltration galleries setup at the water curtain cultivation area in Jurassic granite-related alluvial terrain, Cheongju, Republic of Korea | water curtain cultivation, infiltration gallery, artificial recharge, injection rate, Republic of Korea | Sang-Ho | Moon |
| T2.4.18 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.4. Managed Aquifer Recharge | Modeling the artificial recharge of the Mornag aquifer | Mornag Aquifer, overexploitation, piezometric decrease, water quality, artificial recharge | Haithem | Ben salah |
| T2.4.19 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | Groundwater Recharge, Precipitation, TRMM, Evapotranspiration and Runoff | Lateef | Kolawole | ||
| T2.5.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | A method for separation of metal sources in groundwater using high-resolution XRF, geochemical and hydrogeological indicators: Fishermans Bend, Australia | Heavy metals, XRF, source separation, urban renewal, legacy contamination | Emily | Hepburn |
| T2.5.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | A sensitivity analysis of the impacts of climate change on groundwater recharge in low storativity fractured-bedrock aquifers in Ireland | Climate change, groundwater recharge, Irish hydrogeology,fractured aquifers | Elia | Cantoni |
| T2.5.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Analytical hydrological modelling for Wadi Al Hasa catchment area - Jordan | Analytical modelling, Wadi Al Hasa, Geomorphological heterogeneities, Drainage network | Taleb | Odeh |
| T2.5.4 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Application of SENTINEL 1 and 2 satellite imagery for sustainable groundwater management in agricultural areas | Remote sensing, Copernicus SENTINEL, Groundwater management | Fabian | Stoffner |
| T2.5.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Assessment of groundwater excessive drawdown hazard in the Guarulhos region, State of São Paulo, Brazil | Groundwater excessive drawdown hazard; Urban planning; Baquirivu-Guaçu river; Water availability;Flow exploitation | Ana | Carvalho |
| T2.5.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Combining hydrochemistry and remote sensing for a better understanding of groundwater fluxes in Northern Chad | Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System stable isotopes remote sensing recharge water management |
Marie-Louise | Vogt |
| T2.5.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Comprehensive study of fate and transport of pharmaceuticals in groundwater (PERSIST Project) | EOC, groundwater, contamination, antibiotics | Aleksandra | Kiecak |
| T2.5.8 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Development of an Intrinsic, Specific, and Infrastructural (ISI) Hierarchical Model for Predicting Microbiological Contamination of Private Groundwater Supplies in the Republic of Ireland | E. coli, Ireland, Statistical Model, Contamination | Paul | Hynds |
| T2.5.9 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Estimation of groundwater recharge in the Lake Chad Basin based on environmental isotopes measurements | Lake Chad, groundwater recharge, environmental isotopes, sustainable groundwater | Vassolo | Sara |
| T2.5.10 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Estimation of the hydraulic conductivity from single dilution tests in the Motril-Salobreña detrital aquifer (SE Spain) | single borehole dilution test, hydraulic conductivity estimation, Motril-Salobreña aquifer, vertical flow+ | Maria Luisa | Calvache |
| T2.5.11 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Exploring and managing deep-seated groundwater reserves in the Northern Kalahari Basin, Namibia | semi-fossil groundwater, renewable, groundwater management, Kalahari Basin, hydroisotopes | Roland | Bäumle |
| T2.5.12 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Investigation of Vibration Effect on Double-Porosity Soil for Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid Migration | Vibration Groundwater Contamination Liquid Migration Aggregate Kaolin Image Analysis Method |
Norhan | Abd Rahman |
| T2.5.13 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Investigating groundwater drought and dominant environmental controls with a focus on the drought of 2016 in Sweden | groundwater drought, drought severity prediction, regionalization, classification, Sweden | Ezra | Haaf |
| T2.5.14 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Study of Aqueous and Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid in Double-Porosity Soil Using Digital Image Analysis | Groundwater Pollution Fracture Porous Media Saturation Non-aqueous Phase Liquids Digital Image Analysis |
Loke | Kok Foong |
| T2.5.15 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Sustainable Yield of Multi-layers of Sand and Gravel Aquifers in the South of Thung Kula Rong Hai, Northeast Thailan | Groundwater Modelling, Optimization model, Sustainable Yield, Flowing Artesian Aquifers | Tussanee | Nettasana |
| T2.5.16 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | The use of hydrogeological assessment for the development of groundwater resource management strategies using the example of the Itawa Springs in Ndola, Zambia | Conceptual hydrogeological model, Protection zones, Stakeholder involvement |
Max | Karen |
| T2.5.17 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Transmissivity values of pre-Quaternary aquifers based on borehole specific capacity reinterpretation | transmissivity, pre-Quaternary aquifers, hydrogeological boreholes, specific capacity, Slovakia | Malík | Peter |
| T2.5.18 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Understanding aquifer characterisation to better define sustainable use: Berg River catchment near Franschhoek | Sustainable management, monitoring, conceptual | Louise | Soltau |
| T2.5.19 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Groundwater Flow in the Ordos Basin North West China | Groundwater, China, Tothian flow, pump packers | Andy | Love |
| T2.5.20 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Groundwater-energy-food nexus for sustainability | water-energy-food nexus, sustainability, water nexus ratio, security, trade-off | Makoto | Taniguchi |
| T2.5.21 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Simulation on dynamic regulation of groundwater and study on groundwater depth critical point of soil secondary salinization area in Hetao Plain, Inner Mongolia | Secondary Salinization Area;Hetao Plain; Groundwater Critical Depth; Dynamic Regulation; Unsaturated Zone. | Yang | Huifeng |
| T2.5.22 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | A method to assess impacts of future potential climate change scenarios on meteorological, edaphic, hydrological and operational droughts in a basin. Application to the Segura Basin (SE Spain). | Droughts; climate change; impact; management; Segura Basin | David | Pulido-Velazquez |
| T2.5.23 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Application of multivariate statistical methods for groundwater management in mining areas | mining operations, management, multivariate statistical methods, open pit, mixing | Laura | Scheiber |
| T2.5.24 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Assessment of present and future vulnerability to pumping in Spanish GW bodies using a natural turnover time index. | turnover time, residence time, vulnerability to pumping, Water Framework Directive, climate change | David | Pulido-Velazquez |
| T2.5.25 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Bauru Aquifer and its productivity in Valparaiso municipality, northwest of Sao Paulo State, Brazil | Bauru Aquifer, tubular well, productivity, exploitation, Valparaíso municipality | Pedro | Almeida Prado |
| T2.5.26 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Conditions of protection of Grmić well filed, Bijeljina water supply, Republic of Srpska Bosnia and Herzegovina | drinking water, protection, mathematic modeling | Petar | Begovic |
| T2.5.27 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Expanding the Cultivated Areas in Selected Sub-Saharan Countries, by Increasing Renewable Water Resources Exploitation | Sub-Saharan Africa, water resources management, groundwater, surface water, sustainability | Nizar | Abou Zaki |
| T2.5.28 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Numerical Simulation Methods for Groundwater Withdrawal Inversion in the Beijing Plain, China | groundwater withdrawal inversion; the Beijing Plain; groundwater management; FEFLOW; FePEST | Jin-sheng | Wang |
| T2.5.29 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Optimisation of groundwater resources exploitation in the eastern part of the Czech-Saxon borderlands | Transboundary aquifer, water balance, optimisation of water exploitation | Zbynek | Hrkal |
| T2.5.30 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Mapping aquifer productivity in the Sahel region: Harmonization of transboundary maps | aquifer productivity, map harmonization, general legend, lithology, Sahel zone | Michaela | Rückl |
| T2.5.31 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Assessment of groundwater contamination hazard in the Guarulhos region, State of São Paulo, Brazil | Groundwater contamination hazard; Urban planning; Baquirivu-Guaçu river; Natural vulnerability to contamination; Point and diffuse potential contamination activities | Ana | Carvalho |
| T2.5.32 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.5. Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management | Water planning and management in the lower Cornia valley by means of advanced modeling tools | LIFE REWAT, lower Cornia valley, conjunctive use, saltwater intrusion, H2020 FREEWAT | Rudy | Rossetto |
| T2.6.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | A Cultural Theory of Groundwater Risks and Social Responses in Rural Kenya | Water services, institutional change, risks, business model, Kenya | Johanna | Koehler |
| T2.6.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Challenges and consequences of groundwater development in Turkey: Perspectives on implementation of the EU-water framework directive and the sustainability concept | ecohydrology, development, groundwater, sustainable yield, sustainable management | MEHMET | EKMEKCI |
| T2.6.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Common and different features of Chinese and Italyn hydrogeological mapping guidelines | hydrogeology, hydrogeological mapping, comparative research, China, Italy | Aimin | Wu |
| T2.6.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Making the transition to conjunctive water management | Conjunctive water management, principles, practices, transition | Andrew | Ross |
| T2.6.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Proactive Water Communication by Oil and Gas Operators in Western Canada | Regional, Communication, Hydraulic Fracturing, Baseline | Brent | Bowerman |
| T2.6.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | The Groundwater Game: A Serious Game on Improving Groundwater Management through Cooperation and Collective Action | groundwater awareness, stakeholders participation, serious gaming, Sub-Saharan Africa | Daniela | Benedicto van Dalen |
| T2.6.8 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Unitisation – a Community-Based Approach to Aquifer Management | Unitisation, Aquifer Management, Water Users Association | Kornelius | Riemann |
| T2.6.9 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Indicator based approach to prioritise transboundary aquifers at risk from development stress, pollution or climate change | transboundary, indicators, dependence, risk | Andreas | Antoniou |
| T2.6.10 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Tackling illegal groundwater abstractions: A must for groundwater governance | illegal groundwater abstraction, inspection, accreditation | Jeroen | November |
| T2.6.11 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | The European groundwater research and knowledge inventory (EIGR) to enhance societal impacts and multidisciplinarity of hydrogeology: update from the KINDRA H2020 project | Water Directives, Science, Policy, groundwater, societal challenges | Marco | Petitta |
| T2.6.12 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | IMPLEMENTATION OF THE WATER FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE IN THE PART CONCERNING AQUIFER VULNERABILITY IN THE SAMOBOR AREA | quality, aquifer vulnerability, risk, qualitative status, groundwater body | DARIA | ČUPIĆ |
| T2.6.13 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Decision Support System for Water Rights Licencing in Alluvial Aquifers | groundwater management, water rights licensing, alluvial aquifers | Petra | Souvent |
| T2.6.14 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.6. Regulatory framework of groundwater management | Decision Support Tool for the Selection of Suitable Managed Aquifer Recharge Methods | managed aquifer recharge, decision support tool, groundwater | Jana | Sallwey |
| T2.7.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Groundwater tritium anomalies in South Africa and their bearing on groundwater recharge estimates | Tritium, Groundwater Recharge, Groundwater Sustainability, Karoo Basin, Climate Change | Jared | van Rooyen |
| T2.7.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Hydrogeochemical and isotopic characterization of bedrock groundwater in a mountinous area during pumping tests | bedrock aquifer, stable isotopes, groundwater age, well test, agricultural activity | Dong-Chan | Koh |
| T2.7.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Cause and implication of hydrochemical stratification of CO2-rich groundwater in a shallow monitoring well, South Korea | hydrochemical stratification, CO2-rich groundwater, groundwater monitoring | Hyun-Kwon | Do |
| T2.7.4 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Isotopic characterization of groundwater tapped for drinking use in multilayer alluvial aquifers of Milano and Monza provinces, Italy | groundwater, drinking water, isotopes, EU directives, hydrogeology | Marco | Petitta |
| T2.7.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Laboratory study on sorption and biodegradation of selected pharmaceuticals – influence of flow velocity on transport | EOC, groundwater, modeling, sorption, biodagradation | Aleksandra | Kiecak |
| T2.7.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Physical, chemical and biological characterization as support for water governance in a hydrogeological system of Colombia | layered aquifer, groundwater management, conceptual hydrogeological models, sustainability | Juliana | Ossa |
| T2.7.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Security of groundwater abstraction in the deep coastal Bengal Aquifer System revealed by environmental tracers | Water security, Bengal Aquifer, Environmental Tracers, Abstraction | Dan | Lapworth |
| T2.7.8 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Strontium Isotopes as Natural Tracers in the Aquifer Storage and Recovery, Thailand | strontium, isotope, artificial recharge, aquifer storage and recovery (asr), Thailand | Dr. Manussawee | Hengsuwan |
| T2.7.9 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Studying dynamics of a bank filtration site via a multi-tracer approach | bank filtration, residence time, temperature, 222Rn, delta18O-2H | Janie | Masse-Dufresne |
| T2.7.10 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | The assessement of urban groundwater hydrochemistry in Seoul, South Korea, using combined pattern recognition methods | urban groundwater management, hydrochemistry, spatial control, self-organizing map (SOM), fuzzy c-means (FCM) clustering | Kyung-Jin | Lee |
| T2.7.11 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | The transfer of isotopic signals between precipitation and groundwater in Beijing | Groundwater; Precipitation; Isotopes; Beijing | Jie | Li |
| T2.7.12 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Mangement and protection of carbonate aquifers | carbonate aquifer, groundwater protection, tracer tests, nitrate, pesticides | Lou | Maurice |
| T2.7.13 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Protecting the Karst Te Waikoropupu Springs in New Zealand | water clarity, nitrate, dairy farming, environmental protection, conservation order | Donald | Mead |
| T2.7.14 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Water Quality Evaluation of Choosan Spring in Nari Basin of Ulleung Island, Republic of Korea | Choosan spring, water-rock interaction, water type, factor analysis | Byeongdae | Lee |
| T2.7.15 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS IN SALT FLATS AND ITS IMPORTANCE FOR THE CONTINGENCY PLANS | Salt flat, groundwater, cyclicity, gravitational forces, contingency plan | Miguel Ángel | Marazuela |
| T2.7.16 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Understanding magnesium isotope systematics of variably saline groundwater in Southern Africa | Magnesium isotopes, strontium isotopes, saline groundwater. | Alice | Petronio |
| T2.7.17 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Temprature effect on groundwater quality during in-situ, long-term subsurface heating and cooling in two confined aquifers in Kanto Area, Japan | Temperature Effect, Heating, Cooling, Groundwater Quality, Heavy Metals | Takeshi | Saito |
| T2.7.18 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Assessment of radioactive nuclide and heavy metals in the groundwater around a uranium mining areas of southern China | uranium mining areas, groundwater, radionuclides, heavy metals | Bai | Gao |
| T2.7.19 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Evaluation of the threshold value of nitrate in shallow groundwater from agro-livestock farming areas of South Korea | shallow groundwater, nitrate, background and threshold values, cumulative distribution function, Gaussian mixture model | Junseop | Oh |
| T2.7.20 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Hydrogeochemical evolution characteristic in Gonghe West Basin, Northern China | Secondary Salinization Area;Hetao Plain; Groundwater Critical Depth; Dynamic Regulation; Unsaturated Zone. | Liu | Chunlei |
| T2.7.21 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | INVESTIGATION OF THE HYDROGEOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KAZDAĞI NATIONAL PARK AND ALTINOLUK COASTAL AQUIFER VIA ENVIROMENTAL ISOTOPES | Groundwater, Environmental Isotopes, Kazdağı National Park, Altınoluk Coastal Aquifer, Conceptual Model | ÇİĞDEM | ERDAL |
| T2.7.23 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Long term chronicles of water physico-chemistry to assess human pressures and climate changes (AUVERWATCH project) | Long term chronicles, water bodies, chemistry, pharmaceuticals, human pressures and climate changes | Hélène | CELLE-JEANTON |
| T2.7.24 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Natural background level in a Colombian aquifer system as a tool for a groundwater resources management | layered aquifer, groundwater management, quality, sustainability. | Juliana | Ossa |
| T2.7.25 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Qualitative and quantitative assessment of groundwater Resources for a sustainable management in the buffer area of Limpopo National Park | Limpopo, groundwater, quantitative and qualitative data, geochemistry of trace elements, | Stefania | Vitale |
| T2.7.26 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.7. Groundwater quality and natural environmental tracers | Transport of Escherichia coli phage through saturated porous media considering managed aquifer recharge | groundwater; colloidal virus; Escherichia coli phage; column experiment; transport modal; | Wenjing | Zhang |
| T2.8.1 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Impacts of Unconventional Gas Exploration on Groundwater | Gas, Exploration, Groundwater, Resources Impacts | Sean | Burke |
| T2.8.2 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Integrating Hydrus and Modflow to predict on-site wastewater trestment contaminant transport in different aquifers | Groundwater modelling, on-site wastewater treatment, Vadose zone modelling, cluster developments, density | Patrick | Morrissey |
| T2.8.3 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Threats of new Belorussian nuclear power plant to groundwater resources at Vilnius wellfields | groundwater resources at risk, radioactive contamination, mathematical model | Marius | Gregorauskas |
| T2.8.4 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Regulating water extraction and salinity in an alluvial groundwater system in a heavily modified, coal-bearing, coastal catchment with sparse data | salinity, water extraction, mining, regulation | Peter | Somerville |
| T2.8.5 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Preservation of Production Potential from Natural Groundwater Sources in Israel | Wells, Life-time, Preservation, Production, Groundwater | I. | Gev |
| T2.8.6 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Out of Sight Out of Mind? The role of groundwater in sustainable urban water management | groundwater, resilience, water balance, climate adaptation, urban | Johannes | De Beer |
| T2.8.7 | Oral presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Water Sensitive Design Scenario Planning for Cape Town using an Urban (Geo)Hydrology Model | Numerical modelling, water sensitive design | Helen | Seyler |
| T2.8.8 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Subsidence management in Oslo - from GIS analysis to urban planning |
Ground water management, urban planning, 3D modelling, subsidence, subsurface information analysis | Eriksson. J | Ingelöv |
| T2.8.9 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Urban hydrogeomorphology in fractured hardrock systems: Porto urban area (NW Portugal) | Hydrogeomorphology; Groundwater; Infiltration potential index; Urban areas; NW Portugal | Maria José | Afonso |
| T2.8.10 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | The study of impact on groundwater environment during thermal power plant operating period | Thermal power plant operating period, The impact on groundwater environment, Numerical simulation, Solute transport | Bai | Hua |
| T2.8.11 | Poster presentation | T2. Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources | T2.8. Management of groundwater systems in urban and mining areas | Estimating groundwater mixing ratios using hydrogeochemistry parameters and nitrate isotopes due to excessive groundwater pumping in the Bandung basin, Indonesia | Excessive groundwater pumping; groundwater mixing; mixing ratio; nitrate isotopes; Bandung basin, Indonesia | Ahmad | Taufiq |
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T3.1.1 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Arsenic contamination of the Quaternary aquifers of the Red River delta, Vietnam controlled by the hydrogeological processes | alluvial aquifers, arsenic, flow modeling, groundwater, Red River delta | Jolanta | Kazmierczak |
| T3.1.2 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | The effect of a fully-integrated model parametrization on groundwater-surface interactions in boreal esker-mire landscape: example of the Olvassuo aapa mire in Finland | global sensitivity analysis, fully-integrated modelling | Anna | Jaros |
| T3.1.3 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | A fully coupled SWAT-MODFLOW Model to simulate Surface-Groundwater Interactions: Application to the Gharehsoo River Basin, Iran | SWAT- MODFLOW-NWT-Surface and groundwater Interactions- Gharehsoo River Basin | Majid | Taie Semiromi |
| T3.1.4 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Catchment controls on storage and low-flow dynamics: a hydrogeological modelling approach. | hydrogeological models, drought, integrated water resources assessment | Claire | Carlier |
| T3.1.5 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Hydrodynamic and geochemical analysis of groundwater-surface water interactions (Ljubljansko polje, Slovenia) | groundwater-surface water interactions, isotope analyses, hydrological modelling | Janja | Vrzel |
| T3.1.6 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Investigation of Surface Water/Groundwater Interactions in Sazlıdere Watershed in Istanbul, Turkey | Surface water/groundwater interactions; calibrated hydrodynamic model; EPA SWMM | Ugur | Boyraz |
| T3.1.7 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Relations between mineralogical compound and hydrogeological properties of typical fine grained sediments in eastern Croatia | clay mineralogy, specific surface area, particle size distribution chart, Atterberg limits | Kosta | Urumović |
| T3.1.8 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Recovery test interpretation under non-ideal conditions | Recovery test, time-dependent pumping rate, equivalent time, hydraulic properties, conceptual model | Michela | Trabucchi |
| T3.1.9 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Subsoil geostatistical modeling as tool for hydrogeological modeling: Transitional Probability approach applied upon a heterogeneous site | 3D subsoil modeling, transition probability, heterogeneous site, arsenic contamination | Nico | Dalla Libera |
| T3.1.10 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Nonlinear consolidation in randomly heterogeneous highly compressible aquitards | Land subsidence, stochastic modelling, Monte Carlo, heterogeneity, groundwater | Berenice | Zapata-Norberto |
| T3.1.11 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Flow and transport parameters in coarse gravel unsaturated zone | unsaturated zone, lysimeter, coarse gravel, hydraulic parameters, transport parameters, HYDRUS 1-D | Anja | Koroša |
| T3.1.12 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | High-resolution characterization of small-scale spatial variability of riverbed hydraulic conductivity in lowland rivers | Groundwater-surface water interaction, riverbed hydraulic conductivity, small-scale spatial variability | Gert | Ghysels |
| T3.1.13 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Simulation of River-Aquifer Interactions via Experimental Methods | River-aquifer interactions, experiment, stream-aquifer simulation, groundwater tests | Ugur | Boyraz |
| T3.1.14 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.1. Groundwater modelling in intergranular systems | Using heat measurement to assess Rheraya stream losses to the alluvial aquifer within the Haouz basin (Central Morocco) | streamflow, groundwater, recharge, temperature, arid climate | Younes | FAKIR |
| T3.2.1 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Hybrid meshless karst flow model using the finite volume approach | karst flow model, Fup basis functions, finite volume approach, conduit-matrix interaction, verification of the karst flow model | Luka | Malenica |
| T3.2.2 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Water inflows into a deep tunnel through the Reunion volcano: observation and modeling | volcanic rock, water inflow, transient modelling, analytical solution, island | Jean-Christophe | Maréchal |
| T3.2.3 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | A conjunctive application of unsaturated zone modelling and field-based methods to assess recharge processes and quantify recharge rates in a coastal, semi-arid, karstic aquifer: Uley South Basin, South Australia | Groundwater recharge; Unsaturated zone; Numerical modelling; Conceptual models; Karstic Preferential flow. | Carlos | Ordens |
| T3.2.4 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | A hydrological model for predicting flooding in geographically-isolated karst wetlands | wetland, modelling, karst, turlough, Ireland | Owen | Naughton |
| T3.2.5 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Groundwater flooding in a lowland karst network in response to extreme rainfall and tidal event synchronicity | karst, transfer function model, groundwater flooding, tide | Laurence | Gill |
| T3.2.6 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | KMC: “Karst Modelling Challenge”, a comparison between modelling approaches in karst | Karst, modelling, comparison, international, test-site | Pierre-Yves | Jeannin |
| T3.2.7 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Geological considerations in modelling bedrock aquifers | conceptual model; permeability; groundwater model; lithology | Stephen | Worthington |
| T3.2.8 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Groundwater modeling of Middle Darb El Arbaein, south Western Desert | , hydrogeochemistry, GIS-Remote sensing, Middle Darb El Arbaein | mohamed | elkashouty |
| T3.2.9 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Hydrogeological chararacterization of Grasberg Open Pit by using fuzzy subtractive clustering, Papua, Indonesia | RQD, Hydraulic Conductivity, Fuzzy Subtractive Clustering, Fractured Groundwater, Grasberg Open Pit Mine | Noer | Sulistyarini |
| T3.2.10 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Improved understanding of spatio-temporal controls on regional scale groundwater flooding using hydrograph analysis and impulse response functions | Chalk, groundwater flooding, cluster analysis, impulse response function, standardised index | David | Macdonald |
| T3.2.11 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Numerical modelling as a tool to improve conceptual models: the case study of a regional hydrothermal system in NE Italy | numerical modelling, geothermal resource, damage zone, Euganean Geothermal System | Marco | Pola |
| T3.2.12 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Modeling of regional land subsidence due to aquitard drainage in Konya closed sub-basin, Turkey | confined aquifer, groundwater flow modelling, subsidence | Pınar | Avcı |
| T3.2.13 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Use of numerical modelling to test hypothesis on the hydrogeological conceptual models in a complex aquifer: Riardo Plain (Southern Italy) | Volcanic aquifer Carbonate mineral aquifer 2D model Hydrogeological conceptual models Predictive models |
Stefano | Viaroli |
| T3.2.14 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Sensitivity analysis of a distributed karst hydrological model at a Floridian karst aquifer | karst aquifer, distributed modeling, karst water resources, sensitivity analysis | Benjamin | Schima |
| T3.2.15 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | DNA nanotracers in characterization of stimulation enhanced pore space in fractured rock | tracer tests; fracture-dominated system; rock mass stimulation | Anniina | Kittilä |
| T3.2.16 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Numerical modeling of reactive transport in fractured porous media: Application to the Aquifer Storage and Recovery project in Qatar | Fractured media – Reactive transport – ELLAM – SNIA | Fanilo | Ramasomanana |
| T3.2.17 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Aquifers hydraulic conductivity, transmissivity and overburden | Lateef | Kolawole | |
| T3.2.18 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Simulating the impacts of groundwater pumping on aquifers dynamics in the central Sinai peninsula and its surroundings | Numerical modeling - future outcome - potentiometric level depletion – central Sinai | mohamed | elkashouty |
| T3.2.19 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.2. Groundwater modelling in fractured systems | Spatio-temporal interpolation of water table depths in a conservation area at Bauru Aquifer System (SP/Brazil) | geostatistics, time series, ST variogram, ST kriging, monitoring | Rodrigo | Lilla Manzione |
| T3.3.1 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Reducing uncertainty in integrated hydro(geo)logical models by incorporating various novel, spatially distributed measurements | mountain hydrology; numerical modelling; climate change; uncertainty | James | Thornton |
| T3.3.2 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Application of Remote Sensing and GIS in hydrogeological and hydrological studies, Qena-Safaga-Bir Queh, part of Golden Triangle project, central Eastern Desert | Remote sensing-GIS, drainage basins, groundwater potential zones, part of golden triangle, Eastern Desert. | mohamed | elkashouty |
| T3.3.3 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Regional Groundwater Model Constrained with 14C Dating: A Case Study in the Endorheic Cretaceous Basin of Tsagaan Els, Mongolia | Arid Environment, Groundwater Residence Time, MODFLOW, Radiocarbon, Regional Modeling | Pierre | Grizard |
| T3.3.4 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Regional recharge estimation by applying a Genetic Algorithm to various groundwater balance methods | Recharge, Saturated Volume Fluctuation, Cumulative Rainfall Departure, EARTH Method, Genetic Algorithm | Ingrid | Dennis |
| T3.3.5 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Direct simulation of environmental tracer (4He, 3H, 14C, δ18O, δ2H) transport in regional-scale aquifers at the 0-40 kyr timescale | Numerical modelling, Environmental tracers, Paleowater | Rena | Meyer |
| T3.3.6 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | The worth of unconvetional observations in groundwater model calibration | unconventional observations, surface water-groundwater interactions, model calibration, argon-37, noble gases | Oliver S. | Schilling |
| T3.3.7 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | A spatial distribution of chemical and isotopic parameters of groundwater in Slovenia | chemical composition; groundwater; spatial distribution; stable isotope; Slovenia | Sonja | Cerar |
| T3.3.8 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Hydraulic Testing of Proposed Permeable Reactive Barrier (PRB) Matrix Mixtures for Treatment of Tailings-Affected Water | In-situ Groundwater Remediation; Mining; Permeable Reactive Barriers | Vanessa | Mann |
| T3.3.9 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Numerical simulation of dissolved CO2 migration considering geological heterogeneity in a shallow aquifer at EIT site, Republic of Korea | Numerical simulation, Dissolved CO2 migration, Heterogeneity, Multi-depth cross-borehole pumping tests, Shallow aquifer | Hyun Jung | Kim |
| T3.3.10 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.3. Using unconventional observation data in hydrogeological modelling | Permeability Modelling in the Surat Basin, Australia, using Artificial Neural Networks | Lithology Permeability Models, Artificial Neural Network, Petrophysics, Regional Model Parameterisation, Stochastic Modelling | Daan | Herckenrath |
| T3.4.1 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Numerical modeling of the groundwater pollution and contaminant plume migration from the industrial waste site in Stalowa Wola (South Poland) | industrial waste site, acidic sludges, toxic metals, plume migration, numerical modeling | Mariusz | Czop |
| T3.4.2 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Role of connectivity when modeling solute transport nearby pumping wells in heterogeneous media | anomalous transport, heterogeneity, connectivity, upscaling | Daniele | Pedretti |
| T3.4.3 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Reactive transport modeling for the evaluation of field scale substrate competition in a complex contaminated site | reactive transport modeling, redox processes, reductive dichlorination, substrate competition, coastal aquifer | Diego | Di Curzio |
| T3.4.4 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Specifics of contaminant plume migration from the tailing pond within multilayer Quaternary aquifer with important influence of the river hyporheic zone | plume migration, numerical modeling, hyporeic zone, tailing pond, site specific conditions | Ewa | Kret |
| T3.4.5 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | 3D Modeling of groundwater flow and seawater intrusion in a coastal aquifer in Mexico | Coastal aquifer; Seawater intrusion; Numerical modeling; FEFLOW; Mexico | Juan Antonio | Torres-Martínez |
| T3.4.6 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Applying modelling results to a modified query: The regression of chloride on modelled TDS | salinity, feflow, groundwater modelling, regression, chloride, TDS | Martina | aus der Beek |
| T3.4.7 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Geochemistry of groundwater in different landscape-geochemical conditions (on the example of Tashkent region, Uzbekistan) | groundwater, water-rock system, Hydro geochemistry, forms of migration. | Julia | Otakulova |
| T3.4.8 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Statistical methods and stochastic modeling to assess groundwater PCE diffuse pollution in Milan Functional Urban Area | diffuse contamination, statistical multivariate, cluster analysis, transport modeling, MODFLOW | Loris | Colombo |
| T3.4.9 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Experimental and numerical study of pollutant migration process in an aquifer in relation to Shaziying garbage dump field | Pollution process, Shallow aquifer, Garbage dump field | Changli | Liu |
| T3.4.10 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Environmental Sustainability of Groundwater Category under an Impact of Hashyimia Dumping Site by Using Dispersion-Advection Modeling Technology | Dispersivity; Capture zone; velocity vector; Flow field; pollutant recharge; contamination flux. | Najah | Lateef |
| T3.4.11 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Comparison of numerical model, neural intelligent and geostatistical in estimating groundwater table | Numerical Model, CANFIS, Wavelet-ANN, geostatistical, Groundwater Table | Maryam | Bayat-Varkeshi |
| T3.4.12 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Determination of bacterial sorption type during the transport in the areal two-dimensional sandy aquifer | bacterial sorption model, two-dimensional transport, bimodal shape, reactive solute transport | Soonjae | Lee |
| T3.4.13 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Development of a Regional Groundwater Model for Abu Dhabi Emirate, UAE | Groundwater Modeling, MODFLOW, Abu Dhabi Emirate | Mohamed | Mohamed |
| T3.4.14 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Effect of hydraulic aperture distributions on block hydraulic properties of the 2-D discrete fracture network system | hydraulic aperture, discrete fracture network, block hydraulic properties, numerical experiments, equivalent continuum behavior | Jeong-Gi | Um |
| T3.4.15 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Groundwater flow and mass transport regimes around a fault from numerical simulation and environmental tracer analyses | mass transport, fault, tritium, sulfur hexafluoride, dichlorodifluoromethane | Junya | Okajima |
| T3.4.16 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | HYDROGEOLOGICAL CARACTERIZATION AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE PYROCHLORE DEPOSIT, ASSOCIATED TO BARREIRO ALCALINE CARBONATITIC COMPLEX, ARAXÁ - BRAZIL | Hydrogeological modelling, Barreiro Alcaline Carbonatitic Complex, Finite Elements, Visual ModFlow | Tiago | Gomes |
| T3.4.17 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Identification of mathematical model and parameter estimation of Erythromycin migration in two different porous media based on column tests | groundwater, erythromycin, sorption, optimization | Monika | Okońska |
| T3.4.18 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Modelling impact of changing in agricultural land use on the nitrogen outflow from middle size catchment in S Poland | nitrogen, modelling, Nless, Visual Modflow | Dominika | Bar-Michalczyk |
| T3.4.19 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Numerical simulation of organic contaminants spills on the vadose zone using a simple one-dimensional finite differences model | - | Javier | Rodrigo-Ilarri |
| T3.4.20 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Numerical Simulation of Regional Groundwater Flow in a Data-poor Region, China | nuclear waste disposal; the Beishan area; TOUGH2; groundwater flow; unsaturated zone | Li-tang | Hu |
| T3.4.21 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Removing the Effects of Large-Scale Recovery During Smaller-Scale Pumping Tests in a Confined Valley Aquifer | Mining; Pumping Tests; Analytical Methods; Data Compensation | Kent | Wiezel |
| T3.4.22 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Role of fluid driving forces in large sedimentary basins — case study from the Pannonian Basin, Hungary | sedimentary basins, numerical modelling, overpressure, gravity driven flow system | Ádám | Tóth |
| T3.4.23 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Using a combined classic hydrogeological, hydrochemical and isotopic approach for a conceptual groundwater flow model development in southern Benin. | Conceptual models, Hydrochemistry, isotopes, Piezometry | K. A. Raoul | Kpegli |
| T3.4.24 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.4. Groundwater flow and transport modelling | Purification of aqueous solutions from Pb (II) by Iraqi bentonite: An empirical study on chemical adsorption | Bentonite; Lead; Sorption; purification; Aqueous solutions | Salih | Awadh |
| T3.5.1 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Groundwater processes in geomechanical models of underground mining | hydro-geomechanical models, pore pressure, subsidence | Wendy | Timms |
| T3.5.2 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Groundwater resources dynamics in small-scale river basin under climate change conditions | groundwater resources, calibration, simulation, recharge and evapotranspiration | Elena | Filimonova |
| T3.5.3 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Multipurpose project Programme Sava – numerical modeling of impact of Option 2A conceptual solution on groundwater | Programme Sava, Option 2A, numerical modeling, groundwater | Kristijan | Posavec |
| T3.5.4 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | MOFLOW-based web modeling framework | MODFLOW, numerical modeling, web-based, cloud modeling, managed aquifer recharge | Ralf | Junghanns |
| T3.5.5 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Using advanced modeling tools for sound groundwater governance of transboundary aquifers in southern Africa: the Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System case study | Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System, participatory approach, H2020 FREEWAT, GGRETA project | Giovanna | De Filippis |
| T3.5.6 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Water quality prediction mapping with the Groundwater Assessment Platform (GAP) | groundwater quality, GIS, prediction mapping, geospatial modeling | Joel | Podgorski |
| T3.5.7 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Timelag in the unsaturated zone in Tropical Soils: Practical tools and Implications for groundwater and contaminates sites management | unsaturated zone, tropical soils, saturation curves, groundwater management, contaminated site management | Marcelo | Sousa |
| T3.5.8 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | A multi-scale perspective for the modelling of managed aquifer recharge (MAR) applications | managed aquifer recharge, groundwater modeling, multi-scale approach, model limitations | Catalin | Stefan |
| T3.5.9 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Description of spatial variability of nitrate in Campina de Faro aquifer, Portugal by a non-linear geostatistical methodology | agriculture, nitrate, geostatistics, variogram, transition probability | LUÍS | RIBEIRO |
| T3.5.10 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Dewatering Design for an Open Pit Coal Mine and Assessment of Anticipated Impacts on the Groundwater Resources | Central Anatolia, Feflow, dewatering wells | Hasan | Yazicigil |
| T3.5.11 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Effects of well ageing on the hydraulics of water wells | incrustations, well ageing, analytical solutions, head losses | Carlos | Guevara Morel |
| T3.5.12 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Groundwater flow and time series models: complementary techniques to derive groundwater dynamics. | modelling, hydraulic head dynamics, impact multiple stresses, Belgium | Alexander | Vandenbohede |
| T3.5.13 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Groundwater flow modelling of the multi-aquifer system of the Lower Chao Phraya Basin, Central Thailand | Groundwater flow modeling, multi-aquifer system, groundwater management, model uncertainty, Central Thailand | Tussanee | Nettasana |
| T3.5.14 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Groundwater modelling to facilitate regulatory change to realise operational efficiency at the Aldinga Managed Aquifer Recharge System |
groundwater numerical modelling, managed aquifer recharge, treated wastewater, groundwater management, sustainability | Russell | Martin |
| T3.5.15 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Hydrogeological triggers of the Deisermillen landslide in the Mosel River valley, Luxembourg | numerical modeling; hydrogeological triggers; landslides; preferential flow; dual-permeability | Karlis | Kukemilks |
| T3.5.16 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Long term groundwater level reanalysis over France using the multimodel parallel plateforme Aqui-FR | Aquifer modelling; forecast; management | Nicolas | Roux |
| T3.5.17 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Multi-objective optimization of aquifer storage transfer and recovery systems based on evolutionary algorithm | optimization, evolutionary algorithm, MODFLOW, MT3DMS, MAR, ASTR | Aybulat | Fatkhutdinov |
| T3.5.18 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | New methods for modelling regional groundwater impacts of Coalbed Methane activities in Southern Queensland, Australia | Coalbed Methane, Regional Groundwater Model, MODFLOW-USG, Dual-phase Flow, Dual Porosity | Daan | Herckenrath |
| T3.5.19 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Web-based compilation of empirical and analytical equations for the sustainable management of groundwater resources | web-based tools, cloud modeling, managed aquifer recharge, decision support system (DSS) | Jana | Glass |
| T3.5.20 | Oral presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Weekly, monthly and seasonal forecasting of groundwater levels using artificial neural networks | groundwater levels, forecast, artificial neural networks, wavelet transform | Stefan | Broda |
| T3.5.21 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Can numerical modelling be used in the assessment and remediation of hydrocarbon contaminated sites, and if so, in what capacity? | Petroleum, contamination, free phase, numerical model, remediation | Sascha | Roopa |
| T3.5.22 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Development of a Decision Suport System (DSS) in a GIS platform to integrate transport modelling results of soil-surface and groundwater contaminants | Contamination, Decision Support System, Modelling, Integrated Transport Models, Management | Nuno | Barreiras |
| T3.5.23 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Geostatistical characterization of contamination sources: application to a municipal solid waste landfill in Spain | - | Javier | Rodrigo-Ilarri |
| T3.5.24 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Groundwater conditions in section of Cracow – Tarnow highway A4 (Upper Vistula Catchement) | numerical model, highway A4, hydrogeological conditions, Upper Vistula Catchment | Anna | Andrychowicz |
| T3.5.25 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Mathematical modeling of the Mar del Plata Aquifer and transference to the Water Manager Authorities | groundwater modeling, coastal aquifer management, climate change scenarios | Orlando Mauricio | Quiroz Londoño |
| T3.5.26 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Mulitivariate drainage forecasts of the open limestone pit mine „Celiny” (South Poland) | open pit mine, drainage, groundwater circulation, multivariate forecasts, numerical model | Kamila | Buszta |
| T3.5.27 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Numerical Groundwater Flow Modeling of Proposed Remediation Options for Plume of Tailings-Affected Water | Numerical Modelling; Groundwater Remediation; Mining; Permeable Reactive Barriers; Seepage Interception Systems | Vanessa | Mann |
| T3.5.28 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | Use of Geographic Information Systems in Geology and Hydrogeology Engineering | geographic information systems, DSI, groundwater, GIS analysis, GIS maps | CIGDEM | YUCEL |
| T3.5.29 | Poster presentation | T3. Groundwater Modelling | T3.5. Groundwater modelling and management | GIS classification of groundwater suitability for Agriculture, Daibaga Basin, Kurdistan region – Iraq | Groundwater, Suitability, Agriculture, GIS Model, Iraq | Moutaz | Al-Dabbas |
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T4.1.1 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.1. Monitoring of groundwater levels and flows | Assessing the potential groundwater withdrawals from water wells : a simplified method | potential groundwater withdrawals, potential yield, yield assessment, water well, methodology | Sébastien | Kech |
| T4.1.2 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.1. Monitoring of groundwater levels and flows | Contributions to the Characterisation of the Vadose Zone for Hydrogeological Applications | geotechnical centrifuge, cubic law, fracture flow, partial saturation | Matthys | Dippenaar |
| T4.1.3 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.1. Monitoring of groundwater levels and flows | Groundwater Monitoring using Culvert Inlet-Outlet Coordinate Mapping on Open Pit Drainage System | hydrogeology mines, open pit mines, groundwater, coordinate mapping, culvert. | Aris | Rinaldi |
| T4.1.4 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.1. Monitoring of groundwater levels and flows | The Use of Thermograph and Hydrograph to Estimate Water Fluxes Across the Streambed at the Tributary of Chichiawan Creek, Taiwan | surface water and groundwater interaction, heat transfer, streambed, VS2DH, Shei-Pa National Park (Taiwan) | Yung-Chia | Chiu |
| T4.1.5 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.1. Monitoring of groundwater levels and flows | Identifying hydraulically active flow paths in boreholes using A-DTS thermal response tests | rock thermal conductivity, hydraulically active fractures, ambient gradient flow, fractured rock, DTS | Carlos | Maldaner |
| T4.1.6 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.1. Monitoring of groundwater levels and flows | Study of groundwater changes caused by 2016 M5.4 Gyeongju earthquake, South Korea | M5.4 Gyeongju earthquake, South Korea, groundwater level changes, changes in temperature and electrical conductivity, hydrogeologic system | Soo-Hyoung | Lee |
| T4.2.1 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | A Holistic Approach to Groundwater Management | Visual MODFLOW Flex, Hydro GeoAnalyst, AquiferTest, AquaChem, Waterloo Hydrogeologic | Monica | Gaertner |
| T4.2.2 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Assessment of contaminated sites in Slovakia – lessons learned from groundwater and surface water monitoring during 2014-2016 | Monitoring, Contaminated Sites, Groundwater, Slovakia | Jozef | Kordik |
| T4.2.3 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Baseline groundwater status in private water wells in regions of potential shale gas development (New Brunswick, Canada) | groundwater quality, dissolved methane | Kerry T.B. | MacQuarrie |
| T4.2.4 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Evaluation of groundwater environment changes due to urbanization in the Tokyo metropolitan area, Japan: Application of long-term monitoring of subsurface temperature and groundwater levels | subsurface temperature, groundwater flow, long-term monitoring, urbanization, Tokyo metropolitan area | Akinobu | Miyakoshi |
| T4.2.5 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Groundwater quality and contamination in the central part of the Oredezh river valley (St.Petersburg Region, Russia) | groundwater, chemical composition, contamination, monitoring | Natalia | Vinograd |
| T4.2.6 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Influences on Water Quality Samples from Open Borehole Wells in Fractured Crystalline Bedrock | contamination, sampling, borehole wells, fractured bedrock, | Gary | Robbins |
| T4.2.7 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Lysimeter research under simulated municipal landfill conditions | lysimeters, leachates, municipal landfill | Dominika | Dabrowska |
| T4.2.8 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Monitoring of chlorinated hydrocarbons found in groundwater at selected contaminated sites in Slovakia | Monitoring, Contaminated Sites, Chlorinated Hydrocarbons, Slovakia | Igor | Slaninka |
| T4.2.9 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Out of sight, out of mind? Groundwater as a source and pathway for antibiotic-resistant infection in the Republic of Ireland. | Emerging Contaminants, Antibiotics, Pharmaceuticals, Groundwater | Paul | Hynds |
| T4.2.10 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Redox conditions, arsenic-iron-manganese mobilisation and microbial communities in groundwaters at a landfill facility | heavy metals, natural background, BIOLOG®, flow cytometry, organic compounds | Elisabetta | Preziosi |
| T4.2.11 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | São Paulo State Groundwater Diagnosis: A Previous Discussion for Application of Qualitative Framework | water resources, groundwater management, water resources diagnosis | Claudia | Bittencourt |
| T4.2.12 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Study on Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (N.O.R.Ms) in Groundwater of Twa Islands with Various Geologic Settings in South Korea | Groundwater, uranium, radon, gross alpha, geologic setting | Kim | MoonSu |
| T4.2.13 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Test-site monitoring of groundwater and seismicity in Central Apennine (Italy) during 2016-17 earthquakes: pre- and post-mainshock aquifer responses | earthquake hydrology, groundwater, water table, stable isotopes, trace metals | Marco | Petitta |
| T4.2.14 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | The importance of groundwater monitoring for Cities – The example of Rome and its inhabitants involvement | Urban Groundwater, Resilience, Climate Change, Groundwater Resources, Groundwater Pollution | Francesco | La Vigna |
| T4.2.15 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Trend analysis in agricultural groundwater: age dating, gas characterization and antibiotics | groundwater age dating, trends, N2-excess, nitrate, antibiotics | Marielle | Van Vliet |
| T4.2.16 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Use of a simple freeze-coring method to characterise riverbed – hyporheic zone heterogeneity | Freeze coring, riverbed, hyporheic zone, groundwater – surface-water interactions, monitoring | Michael | Rivett |
| T4.2.17 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Use of C, O/D, Sr and 3H isotopes for determination of hydrogeochemical processes in Pliocene and Triassic aquifers of the Velenje coal basin, NE Slovenia | hydrogeochemistry; C, O/D, Sr and 3H isotopes; groundwater; Velenje Basin; Slovenia | Timotej | Verbovšek |
| T4.2.18 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Using Cl/Br ratios and water isotopes to trace aquifer recharge in a highly irrigated area, the Po Plain (N Italy) | Groundwater monitoring, water use, water quality, nitrate, arsenic | Marco | Rotiroti |
| T4.2.19 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Water, Iron and Liver Diseases | Water, Iron, Liver | RAAFAT | ABDELDAYEM |
| T4.2.20 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Wavelet-based multivariate time-series analysis of CO2 flux at soil-atmosphere boundary, with respect to hydro-meteorological factors: Results from a baseline survey at an artificial CO2 leakage experimental site in South Korea | concentration and flux of CO2, soil-atmosphere boundary, carbon storage, wavelet analysis, multivariate time series | Yun-Yeong | Oh |
| T4.2.21 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Multi-element isotopic fingerprinting on aqueous-phase chloroethenes derived from chlorinated pitches | CSIA, chlorinated pitches, contamination liability, Ferrara, Bussi | Maria | Filippini |
| T4.2.22 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Real time karst spring monitoring: first results about the groundwater circulation in the karst aquifer feeding Pertuso Spring | groundwater, karst spring, circulation, real time monitoring, time series data | Giuseppe | Sappa |
| T4.2.23 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Behaviors of nitrate in unsaturated zone in groundwater recharge area in Kumamoto, southern Japan | soil water, nitrate, isotope ratios, fertilization, denitrification | Azusa | Okumura |
| T4.2.24 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | THE SOIL TEXTURE AND THE GROUNDWATER POLLUTION WITHIN HASHIMYIA AREA, BABYLON GOVERNORATE-Iraq | Soil texture, Groundwater pollution, Iraq | Moutaz | Al-Dabbas |
| T4.2.25 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Influence of reclaimed water use for scenic water on occurrence of emerging organic contaminants in groundwater of the Chaobai River catchment in North China | reclaimed water, reuse, organic contaminants, groundwater, pollution | Lin | Wu |
| T4.2.26 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | RIVER AND GROUND WATER QUALITY ASSESTMENT FOR DOMESTIC CLEAN WATER IN CIMANINTIN AREA, WEST JAVA, INDONESIA | biochemical parameters, clean water, ground water, river water, water quality | Riyan Rizki | Fauzi |
| T4.2.27 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Improvement of methods and technologies for protecting groundwater from oil pollution. | groundwater, pollution, oil, ecology | Botirjon | Abdullaev |
| T4.2.28 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Chemo-physicofacies of the oilfield water in the Upper Sandstone Member of the Zubair reservoir at Rumaila North Oilfield, Southern Iraq | Oilfield water; Specific gravity; Water resistivity; saturation index; Salinity | Salih | Awadh |
| T4.2.29 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Hydrochemical characteristics of the groundwaters in Prilep’s part of Pelagonia valley– Republic of Macedonia | groundwater, Piper diagram, Chadha’s diagram, cations, anions | Vojo | Mircovski |
| T4.2.30 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Characterization of the Groundwater Quality in a Poultry Production Area | nitrate, groundwater pollution, poultry production, hydrochemistry, groundwater quality management | Tatiana | Tavares |
| T4.2.31 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Contamination of urban snow in the area of Faculty of Earth Sciences – Sosnowiec, Poland | snow, smog, contamination, metals, PAH | Witkowski | AndrzejJ. |
| T4.2.32 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Detection of diesel release into soil using hydraulic control system with resistivity sensor | oil release; detection; soil; resistivity sensor; hydraulic control system | Soonjae | Lee |
| T4.2.33 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Fate of antibiotics in the soil-groundwater system in sewage irrigation area | Fate, Antibiotics, Soil-groundwater system, Sewage irrigation area | Jiale | Li |
| T4.2.34 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Geogenic Arsenic contamination and geochemical study of Groundwater in Ambagarh regions, Chhattisgarh, India-a case study | Arsenic, Groundwater, Contamination, Ambagarh | Rudra Mohan | Pradhan |
| T4.2.35 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Groundwater monitoring in vicinity of roads | groundwater monitoring, roads, roads pollution | Marek | Sołtysiak |
| T4.2.36 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Hydrogeochemical charactaristics of groundwater quality in Shimabara, Nagasaki, Japan | Hydrogeochemical processes, Gibbs diagram, Durov diagram, Chloro-alkaline indicies, Cluster analysis |
Kei | Nakagawa |
| T4.2.37 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Identification of nitrate origin in groundwater by measurements of δ15N and δ18O and N2 excess. | nitrate, groundwater, isotopes | Damian | Zięba |
| T4.2.38 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Irrigation Water Quality in Kopruoren Basin, Kutahya, Turkey | irrigation water quality, trace metals, Kopruoren Basin, Turkey | Sebnem | Arslan |
| T4.2.39 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Monitoring long-term effects of land-use change and groundwater abstraction on a Zambian karst aquifer system | Monitoring concept anthropological impact Northern Zambia irrigation |
Marcus | Fahle |
| T4.2.40 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Volume estimation of free LNAPL in groundwater: comparison of Pancake Model and Vertical Equilibrium Model results and identification of critical points | LNAPL, free phase, volume estimation, Pancake Model, Vertical Equilibrium Model | Eleonora | Frollini |
| T4.2.41 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Water-rock interaction processes: As sources and release mechanisms from the Via Tiberina Yellow Tuff | Arsenic, Via Tiberina Yellow Tuff, Selective Sequential Extraction, batch test, iron oxides | Daniele | Parrone |
| T4.2.42 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Application of luminesent bateria (Vibrio fischeri) on groundwater quality assessment in coastal zones | Coastal zone; groundwater quality assessment; eootoxicity; Vibrio fischeri | Lei | GAO |
| T4.2.43 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Nitrates migration in the regional groundwater recharge zone (Lwówek region, Poland) | groundwater contamination, nitrates, groundwater flow condition | Krzysztof | Dragon |
| T4.2.44 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Peculiarities of springs in Rostov region | springs, groundwater, arid climate, Rostov region | Olesya | Nazarenko |
| T4.2.45 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Groundwater pollution and quality monitoring approaches of Sfax-Agreb aquifer, in the southeast of Tunisia | phosphogypsum leatchate, metallic trace elements , groundwater quality, aquifer of Sfax-agareb, Tunisia | Samira | Melki |
| T4.2.46 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.2. Monitoring of groundwater quality and contamination | Geochemistry and Evolution of the Water-Rock Systems, using Trace and Rare Earth Elements in Upper Awun Catchment, Lower Niger River Basin. West Central, Nigeria. | Geochemistry, anomalies, ground and surface water | Lateef | Kolawoe |
| T4.3.1 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Advantages and challenges of using soil water isotopes for assessing groundwater recharge: Illustration with a field study located in Canada | vadose zone, isotopes 18O/2H, groundwater recharge, site effects, heterogeneity | Romain | Chesnaux |
| T4.3.2 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Chasing the tracer - combining conventional salt tracer testing with direct push electrical conductivity profiling for enhanced aquifer characterization | Tracer testing, direct push profiling, aquifer characterization | Thomas | Vienken |
| T4.3.3 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Comparison of Characterization Methods Used to Develop Conceptual Models for Discrete Fracture Networks | fractured rock, characterization, pulse interference tests, tracer experiments, hydraulic tests | Kent | Novakowski |
| T4.3.4 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Monitoring groundwater-surface water interactions through radon tracer and microbial diversity around ground water heat pump system | Groundwater-surface water interactions, Radon, Microbial diversity, Ground water heat pump system, Mixing ratio | Jaeyeon | Kim |
| T4.3.5 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Relationship between the isotopic characteristics of local precipitation and groundwater | stable oxygen isotope, tritium, precipitation, infiltration, shallow groundwater | István | Fórizs |
| T4.3.6 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
CO2-infused groundwater and gas tracers leakage test using shallow-depth groundwater and gas monitoring network | CO2 leakage, CO2-infused groundwater, inert gas tracers, groundwater and gas monitoring network | SEONG-SUN | LEE |
| T4.3.7 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Comparative study of regional distributions of stable isotopic ratios of hydrogen and triple oxygens in spring water and irrigation-pond water across Japan | spring water, irrigation-pond water, stable isotopes of hydrogen and triple oxygens, regionality | Takeo | Tsuchihara |
| T4.3.8 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Fluorescent Dye Tracing in Thermally Enhanced Bioremediation: Laboratory Experiments on Biodegradation and Solute Transport of Eosin Y | Fluorescent dye tracing, Eosin Y, Enhanced bioremediation, Batch and column experiments | Sten-Magnus | Mostek |
| T4.3.9 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Fluorescent Dye Tracing in Thermally Enhanced Bioremediation: Monitoring of spatio temporal organic substrate distribution using Eosin Y – a case study | Fluorescent dye tracing Eosin Y Organic substrate Thermally Enhanced Bioremediation In situ testing |
Haruka | KIYOTOMO |
| T4.3.10 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Unusual Hydrogeological Behaviour of a Pond Over the Unconfined Rio Claro Aquifer, São Paulo, Brazil | Groundwater-Surface water interaction, pond, isotope hydrogeology. | Rafael | Terada |
| T4.3.11 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.3. Tracer experiments and application of natural isotopes in groundwater studies |
Isotopic composition of currently infiltrating water in Roztocze (SE Poland) | water isotopes, precipitation, springs, aquifers | Łukasz | Chabudziński |
| T4.4.1 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
“MétéEau des nappes”: a decision making tool to characterize in almost real-time groundwater quantitative state | groundwater level forecasting, almost real-time data flows, interoperability, OGC, SensorWeb | Bessière | Hélène |
| T4.4.2 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Characterizing groundwater heads with online interactive time series analyses | monitoring, head, automatic, interactive, characterization | Stefanie | Bus |
| T4.4.3 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Combining different techniques to monitor seawater intrusion integrating different observation scales | Cross-hole electrical resistivity tomography, fiber optics, downhole logging, saline intrusion, alluvial aquifer. | Albert | Folch |
| T4.4.4 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Measuring changes in groundwater flow using fibre optic active distributed temperature sensing in bedrock boreholes | DTS, Bedrock Aquifer, Groundwater Flow, Thermal, Distributed fibre optic sensing | Jonathan | Munn |
| T4.4.5 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Monitoring and Mapping Groundwater Flooding In Ireland | Groundwater Flooding, Karst, Turloughs, Ireland | Ted | McCormack |
| T4.4.6 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Recent changes in terrestrial water storage in the Upper Nile Basin: an evaluation of commonly used gridded GRACE products | GRACE satellite products terrestrial water storage groundwater hard-rock aquifers Sub-Saharan Africa |
Mohammad | Shamsudduha |
| T4.4.7 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Implementing of geophysical methods to monitor seawater intrusion in multi-layered coastal aquifer | saltwater intrusion, coastal aquifer, geophysical observatories, pumping effect | Adi | Tal |
| T4.4.8 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Developing groundwater temperature database for the determination of underground urban heat island in Debrecen, Hungary from archive and recently measured data | groundwater, urban heat island, bottom hole temperature, outflow temperature, temperature profile | Tamás | Buday |
| T4.4.9 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Evaluating Groundwater Level Change in Yangsan Fault Zone due to small-scale earthquakes, South Korea | groundwater change, change factor, earthquake, groundwater monitoring, time-series data | Sul-min | Yun |
| T4.4.10 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Groundwater exploration in developing country using Geophycial Techniques rather than Water Dowsing | Miocene, Audio-magnetotelluric test, Hydrogeology, Aquifer, Geophysics. | jad | rizkallah |
| T4.4.11 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.4. Application of remote sensing and geophysics techniques in groundwater monitoring |
Hydrogeophysical investigation of the fresh water-salt water distribution above a salt dome | Airborne Electromagnetics, Direct Push, Hydrogeophysics | Florian | Krause |
| T4.5.1 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
81Kr Dating of ancient 14C-depleted water: an example from the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer of the Negev Desert (Israel) | Dating, Krypton isotopes, Radiocarbon, Nubian Sandstone Aquifer | Roi | Ram |
| T4.5.2 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
Azraq aquifer overexploitation lead to a global salinization: the use of borehole geophysical monitoring tools to enhance groundwater management (Jordan) | Aquifer salinization – overexploitation – monitoring – sabkha - brackish water plume migration | Matthieu | Baïsset |
| T4.5.3 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
GROUNDWATER ASSESSMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DRY SEASON FARMING: A CASE STUDY OF DADIN KOWA FLOODPLAIN, NIGERIA | Floodplain, aquifer, dry season, irrigation activities, groundwater | Buba Apagu | Ankidawa |
| T4.5.4 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
Hydrogeophysical researches in solving hydrogeological, en-gineering geological and geoecological problems in the Republic of Uzbekistan | hydrogeophysics, search for underground water, groundwater pollution, geohaz-ards. | Kodirjon | Mingboev |
| T4.5.5 | Oral presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
Groundwater Resource Directed Measures | Classification, Reserve, Resource Quality Objectives, Aquifer Firm Yield Model, Well Field Model | Rainier | Dennis |
| T4.5.6 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
EVALUATION OF THE PHYSICO-CHEMICAL QUALITY OF GROUNDWATER IN ARID AREAS: CASE STUDY (WATERSHED OF THE OUED BECHAR) IN BECHAR- KENADSA REGION | hydro chemical - Gibbs - SAR- quality - irrigation. | Abdeldjalil | Belkendil |
| T4.5.7 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
Using GIS to Quantify groundwater-Study case the plain of ghriss north west Algeria | piezometry, groundwater, overexploitation, Ghriss, Algeria. | Teffahi | Mohamed |
| T4.5.8 | Poster presentation | T4. Groundwater Monitoring – New Approaches | T4.5. Groundwater resources evaluation and management under arid conditions |
Assessment of wavelet transform in estimation of evaporation in three different climates | Artificial Neural Network, Climate, Evaporation, Wavelet Transform | Maryam | Bayat-Varkeshi |
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T5.1.1 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Karst aquifer as one of the major global water sources - state of art and perspectives | karstic aquifer, global use, water source, sustainability | Zoran | Stevanović |
| T5.1.2 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Development of a Freshwater Lens Assessment Protocol for Karst islands | Karst Water Climate Hydrogeologic Sustainable |
Robert | DiFilippo |
| T5.1.3 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Establishing Geoscientific Zones of Contribution to Karst Drinking Supply Springs | Karst, springs, Zones of Contribution, dye-tracing | Coran | Kelly |
| T5.1.4 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Ground water characteristics of the Ljubljanica River recharge area, Slovenia | ground water flow, karst spring, ponor, river cave, Ljubljanica | Matej | Blatnik |
| T5.1.5 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Hydrogeological conceptualisation of Pinarbasi karst spring for an effective protection zone delineation | hydrogeological conceptualisation, karst spring, protection zone | MEHMET | EKMEKCI |
| T5.1.6 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Managed aquifer recharge into a karst groundwater system at the Wala reservoir, Jordan | Karst, managed aquifer recharge, semi-arid climate, Jordan | Julian | Xanke |
| T5.1.7 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Critical Zone in China’s karst area: a hydrogeological Perspective | Critical Zone, Karst, Hydrogeology, China | Junbing | Pu |
| T5.1.8 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Importance of stable and reliable monitoring of karst aquifers in assessing CC impacts | monitoring, karst, climate change, WFD, Montenegro | Jelena | Krstajic |
| T5.1.9 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Hydrogeology and evolution of the salinization process in Precambrian karst aquifers: Evidence of semiarid Northeast Brazil. | Salinization, semiarid region, Precambrian karst aquifer, northeastern Brazil | Lucas | Salles |
| T5.1.10 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Springs location and it is discharge changes in a border zone of the Roztocze and Lublin Upland, SE Poland | spring discharge, neotectonic, Roztocze region, Lublin Upland | Chabudziński | Łukasz |
| T5.1.11 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.1. Sustainability of karst aquifer use – global and regional outlooks | Ground Water exploration in Tarshich-Lebanon using Audio Magnetolluric (AMT) | Groundwater, Audio-Magnetotelluric, Geologic Formations, Karst, Hydrogeology | Charbel | Abou Khalil |
| T5.2.1 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | ANALYSIS OF DRAINAGE BOREHOLES FUNCTIONALITY ON PP GRANČAREVO ANCHOR FIELD | drainage boreholes, anchor field, karst, tracer test, 3D model | Saša | Milanović |
| T5.2.2 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Application of sequence stratigraphic surfaces in karst hydrogeology: a case study from the Lar Formation, Central Alborz, Iran | Karst, Sequence Stratigraphy, Dolomite, Central Alborz, Iran | Jahanbakhsh | Daneshian |
| T5.2.3 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Compendium of more than 140 years of hydrogeological research at the Danube-Aach System, Germany | karst aquifer system, tracer test, sinking stream, karst spring, flow divergence | Nadine | Goeppert |
| T5.2.4 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Contribution to genesis recognition of deep karst springs in Croatia after new speleohydrogeological research | Karst, springs, speleogenesis, Dinaric karst, Croatia | Mladen | Garašić |
| T5.2.5 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Extreme and record discharges of Ljubljanica karstic spring system (Slovenia) | extreme value theory, minimum discharges, maximum discharges, flooding ratio, karstification | Mihael | Brenčič |
| T5.2.6 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Hydrogeological controls on hypogenic cave formation – case study from Budapest (Hungary) | karst, groundwater hydraulics, gravity driven groundwater flow, faults, Budapest | Anita | Erőss |
| T5.2.7 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Identifying flow dynamics and solute transport in a high karst plateau using tracer tests – a case study of the Javorniki – Snežnik karst massif (Slovenia) | high karst plateau, unsaturated zone, conduit flow, tracer test | Natasa | Ravbar |
| T5.2.8 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Main hydraulic features of the upwelling water flux feeding karst springs | karst, upwelling flux, hydraulic head, Southern Italy | Francesco | Fiorillo |
| T5.2.9 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | RECHARGE TO THE KARSTIC EDWARDS AQUIFER | Edwards Aquifer, recharge, dye tracing, stream gauging, modeling | John | Sharp |
| T5.2.10 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Use of artificial and natural tracers to identify groundwater flow components in a high-alpine karst system (Dolomites, Italy) | alpine hydrogeology, tracer tests,residence time,dolomites,stable isotopes | Giorgia | Lucianetti |
| T5.2.11 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Monitoring and usage of natural and artificial tracers in the study of karst aquifers – a case study of the Malenščica karst spring, Slovenia | karst aquifer, natural and artificial tracers, monitoring, sampling, database | Blaž | Kogovšek |
| T5.2.12 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Storm flow hysteresis in karst springs to delineate recharge and flow paths | fluviokarst, springs, recharge, flow paths, hysteresis | Ellen | Herman |
| T5.2.13 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | STUDY ON HYDROGEOLOGICAL FEATURES AND KARST DEPRESSION RESERVOIR IN RIDGE-VALLEY KARST AREA: AN EXAMPLE IN DALONGDONG UNDERGROUND RIVER CATCHMENT, XIANGXI, HUNAN, CHINA | Karst hydrogeology, Karst underground water, Reservoir generation from karst depression, Ridge-valley type karst，Southwestern China | Shiyi | He |
| T5.2.14 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Transmissivity of Aquifer by Capture Zone Method: An Application in the Sete Lagoas Karst Aquifer, MG, Brazil | Transmissivity, capture zone, aquifer test, karst, Brazil | Paulo | Galvão |
| T5.2.15 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | A PERMANENT KARST DRAINAGE SYSTEM DEVELOPED OVER A DIFFUSE-FLOW SYSTEM IN THE SAME CARBONATE AQUIFER (NERJA, SPAIN) | Carbonate aquifer, karst spring, caves, heterogeneity, Nerja | JOSE | BENAVENTE |
| T5.2.16 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Analysis of recharge processes in karst systems | endhoreic areas, recharge coefficient, karst massif, Italy | Mauro | Pagnozzi |
| T5.2.17 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | Estimation of transmissivity from specific capacity data and potentiality in Precambrian fractured-karst aquifer in the Irecê Basin, northeastern Brazil | Transmissivity, Specific capacity, Fractured-karstic Aquifer | Thiago | Gonçalves |
| T5.2.18 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | THE KARST HYDROGEOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF KALIPOLJE – BUKOVIK (JAVOR MOUNTAIN, SOUTHWESTERN SERBIA) | Kalipolje-Bukovik, Korićansko karst spring, Karst spring of Vrševina, Kalipolje river, Kalipolje valley, Bukovik cave; | Milorad | Kličković |
| T5.2.19 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.2. Functionality and control of groundwater flow in karst | THRESHOLD-CONTROLLED HYDRAULIC BEHAVIOUR OF A MANTLED KARST SYSTEM (TUHALA KARST AREA, NORTH ESTONIA) | mantled karst system, shallow carbonate aquifer, monitoring, tracer test, overflow threshold | Oliver | Koit |
| T5.3.1 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Comparison of pipe network and hybrid numerical models applied to karst systems in Ireland | Karst, Modelling, Hybrid approach, Discrete conduit network modelling, Ireland | Lea | Duran |
| T5.3.2 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Damped tidal signal at an inland ephemeral lake (turlough) used to infer karst conduit connection | karst, inter-tidal spring, turlough, conduit, analytical solution | Laurence | Gill |
| T5.3.3 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Modeling water fluxes and storages in an Alpine karst catchment in the context of climate change | Alpine karst, water fluxes and storages, climate change, numerical model | Zhao | Chen |
| T5.3.4 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | On the value of water quality observations for karst model parameterization | karst modeling, model calibration, water quality data, systematic evaluation | Andreas | Hartmann |
| T5.3.5 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Quantifying surface water- groundwater interactions in a karst basin using the diffusive wave model | Flood routing; Lateral flows; Surface/groundwater interactions; Karst; Inverse model | Jean-Baptiste | Charlier |
| T5.3.6 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Role-assessment of the soil-epikarst-unsaturated zone in the hydrogeological functioning of karst aquifers using a process-based simulation model | Karst aquifers, experimental methodologies, numerical modeling, integrated approach | Matías | Mudarra |
| T5.3.7 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Investigating the relationship between rainfall and flooding within lowland karst wetlands using cross-correlation analysis | cross-correlation, karst, wetlands, turloughs, Ireland | Owen | Naughton |
| T5.3.8 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Karst water flow simulation and prediction in Daxing district, Beijing | karst water, numerical simulation, available exploitation | Yali | Cui |
| T5.3.9 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Spring hydrograph and recession curve analysis in deep karst aquifer of Grand Canyon National Park, USA | hydrograph, springs, recession, Grand Canyon | Casey | Jones |
| T5.3.10 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.3. Modelling of flow and contaminant transport in karst | Unravelling the hydraulic properties of the chalk in Limburg, the Netherlands using artificial neural networks | chalk, Cretaceous, karst, hydraulic properties, artificial neural networks | Ronald | Vernes |
| T5.4.1 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.4. Protection of karst sources and environment | EPIK Intrinsic Groundwater Vulnerability Assessment and Statistical Sensitivity Analysis: Case Studies from Serbian Karst | karst, EPIK, vulnerability, sensitivity analysis, Serbia | Branislav | Petrović |
| T5.4.2 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.4. Protection of karst sources and environment | Karst Aquifer Vulnerabilty Assesment (KAVA) method on the example of two catchments in Croatia | karst aquifer, vulnerability assessment, KAVA method | Hrvoje | Meaški |
| T5.4.3 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.4. Protection of karst sources and environment | Middle Risle critical zone observatory : monitoring karstic processes evolution in the river, their impacts on surface water/groundwater interaction and their consequences on aquatic ecosystems | surface/groundwater interactions, critical zone, karst, ecosystem, modelling | Pierre-Yann | DAVID |
| T5.4.4 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.4. Protection of karst sources and environment | Vulnerability Mapping of Karst Aquifers in Qatar | groundwater, vulnerability mapping, DRASTIC, EPIK, Qatar | Husam | Baalousha |
| T5.4.5 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.4. Protection of karst sources and environment | Specific vulnerability assessment in karst system, example of Jadro and Žrnovnica springs catchment area, Croatia | groundwater quality, contamination, specific vulnerability, COP, Jadro and Žrnovnica | Jelena | Loborec |
| T5.5.1 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Urban impacts on the groundwater quality and quantity of a karst aquifer in Jordan | Urban hydrogeology, karst aquifer, semi-arid climate, intermittent water supply, groundwater contamination | Nico | Goldscheider |
| T5.5.2 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Evolution of bacterial biofilms and chemical precipitates in thermal springs depending on flow kinetics (Buda Thermal Karst, Hungary) | bacterial biofilm, precipitate, thermal spring, Buda Thermal Karst, in situ experiment | Petra | Bodor |
| T5.5.3 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Complex pollutant transfer in fractured and karstified chalk aquifer systems in Eastern Normandy, France. | Pollution, Pollutants, karsts, aquifer system, groundwater | Didier | Pennequin |
| T5.5.4 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Hydrogeochemistry of a karst aquifer affected by acid rain in SW China | karst groundwater; hydrogeochemical characteristics; acid rain; carbon isotope | Tianming | Huang |
| T5.5.5 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | The Role of Groundwater for Dissolved and Particulate Carbon Fluxes in a Small Karstic Stream: The Schwabach River, Bavaria, Germany | Stable isotopes, carbon cycling, rivers, global change | Kern | Lee |
| T5.5.6 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Tracking fecal contamination in karst groundwater | Tracing experiment, microbes, cell count, source tracking, karst aquifers | Michael | Sinreich |
| T5.5.7 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Artificial sweeteners: Sucralose and Acesulfame; emerging pollutants indicators of specific transport in karst systems: Application to semi-arid regions. | Karst, Emerging Micropollutants, transport | Joanna | Doummar |
| T5.5.8 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Hydrogeochemistry of Win Timdouine cave groundwater, Morocco | Hydrogeochemistry, cave, karst, groundwater, Morocco | Lahcen | Benaabidate |
| T5.5.9 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Overview for Biban carbonat Karstified thermal aquifer by recent fields works ( Fev-2017) North center Algeria | Biban, Thermal waters, Karst, hydrochemistry, Algeria | AIT OUALI | Abdelkader |
| T5.5.10 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Appalachian Valley and Ridge spring geochemistry: Monroe County West Virginia, USA | karst, water supply, springs, geochemistry | Dorothy | Vesper |
| T5.5.11 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Comparison of recent and fossilized biofilm and calcite samples from the caves of Gellért Hill, Budapest, Hungary | Buda Thermal Karst, hypogene karstification, paleoenvironment, mineral paragenesis, fossilized cave | Petra | Bodor |
| T5.5.12 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Hydrogeology of karst formations located north of Morocco. | Rif Chain. Carbonate aquifers. Hydrochemistry, Stable isotopes | stitou el messari | jamal eddine |
| T5.5.13 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Recharge Sources and Hydrochemical Evolution of an Urban Karst Aquifer, Sete Lagoas, MG, Brazil | Stable isotopes, hydrochemical evolution, hydrogeology, groundwater, Brazil | Paulo | Galvão |
| T5.5.14 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Sterols and probable sources along the karst underground river in Southwest China | karst groundwater, sewage contamination, lipid biomarker, sterol ratios | Zuobing | LIANG |
| T5.5.15 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Veterinary drug occurrence in Irish karst and fractured bedrock aquifers: preliminary findings | agro-chemical, veterinary drugs, anthelmintics, groundwater, karst | Damien | Mooney |
| T5.5.16 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.5. Karst groundwater quality and contamination | Characteristic of chloroform in groundwater and associated health risks in a karst city of Liuzhou China | A karst city Chloroform Karst groundwater Health risk assessment | Hongyu | Tian |
| T5.6.1 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.6. Novel methods and techniques for karst aquifer characterization | Classification of Free Phase Gas in Springs | Bubbles, Categorization, Karst, Facies, Nitrogen | Robert | Agnew |
| T5.6.2 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.6. Novel methods and techniques for karst aquifer characterization | Fluorescence-based multi-parameter approach to examine the water quality of alpine karst springs | karst groundwater, water quality, organic material, excitation-emission matrix (EEM), particle-size distribution | Simon | Frank |
| T5.6.3 | Oral presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.6. Novel methods and techniques for karst aquifer characterization | Karst spring catchment delineation using correlation between of hydrographs and satellite global precipitation measurements | spring, hydrograph, satellite, catchment, delineation | Jake | Longenecker |
| T5.6.4 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.6. Novel methods and techniques for karst aquifer characterization | High Resolution Site Characterization in Karst Systems: Integrated 3D Geophysical Analysis | Electrical Resistivity, LNAPL, Remediation, Biodegradation, Biogeochemistry | Todd | Halihan |
| T5.6.5 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.6. Novel methods and techniques for karst aquifer characterization | Geologic, Hydrogeologic and Geophysical Analysis for Groundwater Exploration in Karst Formation | groundwater, audio magneto-telluric, geophysical, resistivity, MODFLOW | Jessica | Bou Nassar |
| T5.6.6 | Poster presentation | T5. Groundwater in Karst Systems | T5.6. Novel methods and techniques for karst aquifer characterization | Radon as a natural tracer of underwater hypogenic caves | Radon, Hípogenic, Underwater cave, Mixing, Tracer | Katalin | Csondor |
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T6.1.1 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Heterogeneous hydraulic properties of an insular aquifer clarified by a tidal response method with simple decomposition techniques | groundwater observation time series, nonrecursive digital filtering, discrete Fourier transform, Jacob-Ferris tidal method, hydraulic diffusivity | Katsushi | Shirahata |
| T6.1.2 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Optimising the management of the Gozo Mean Sea Level Aquifer (Malta) | Groundwater, Island, Quantitative Status, Model | Manuel | Sapiano |
| T6.1.3 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Seawater-groundwater mixing in and fluxes from coastal sediment overlying discrete fresh seepage zones | submarine groundwater discharge, coastal aquifers, discrete seepage, modeling, reef | M. Bayani | Cardenas |
| T6.1.4 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Assessment of multi-level groundwater flow dynamics in the context of Irish karst hydrogeology | Ireland, karst, submarine groundwater discharge, groundwater modelling, tracer studies | Philip | Schuler |
| T6.1.5 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Groundwater research on a Dinaric karst island – the island of Vis case study (Croatia) | karst aquifer, salt/fresh water relations, sanitary protection zones, tracing experiment | Josip | Terzić |
| T6.1.6 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Characterization and numerical model of Nauru Island (Pacific Ocean) for groundwater management in different sea level scenarios | saltwater intrusion, island characterization, numerical transport model, climate changes effects, sea level rising | Ivana | La Licata |
| T6.1.7 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Climatic induced salinization in the Porto Santo island (Portugal) | hydrogeochemistry, coastal aquifers, islands, salinity, fluorosis | Raghwendra | Shandilya |
| T6.1.8 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Evolution of saltwater intrusions in the low-lying coastal areas in Southern Denmark | Saltwater intrusion evolution, low-lying coast, heterogeneous geology, numerical modelling, SEAWAT | Rena | Meyer |
| T6.1.9 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.1. Modelling of coastal and island aquifers | Large-scale modeling of saltwater intrusion in North-Western Germany | coastal aquifers, saltwater intrusion, large-scale numerical modeling, development of the coastline, Germany | Wencke Johanna Louise | Appel |
| T6.2.1 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Novljanska Žrnovnica spring – Specifics of groundwater discharge and abstraction regime | Coastal karst spring, periodic salinization, different recharge areas, intake structures | Zelimir | Pekas |
| T6.2.2 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Groundwater characterization in the semi-arid Punata alluvial fan (Bolivia | Hydrochemistry; Stable isotopes; Geophysics; Alluvial fan | Andres | Gonzales Amaya |
| T6.2.3 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | The state of art on the coastal aquifers database coming from the CAD-CZM network of IAH | Coastal aquifers, coastal zone, seawater intrusion, website | Giuseppe | Sappa |
| T6.2.4 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Tidal-driven dynamics and evolution of a young freshwater lens on a juvenile barrier island, 'Ostplate', Spiekeroog | coastal aquifer, water levels, groundwater salinity, groundwater ages | Tobias | Holt |
| T6.2.5 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Direct measurements of submarine seepage of groundwater into the Puck Bay, Poland | coastal hydrogeology, Puck Bay, filtrometer, gradientmeter | Leszek | Łęczyński |
| T6.2.6 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Spatial patterns of recharge from an exceptional storm event to a semiarid coastal unconfined aquifer (Campo de Cartagena, SE Spain). | Groundwater recharge, unconfined aquifer, storm event, semi-arid climate, water table fluctuation | Paul | Baudron |
| T6.2.7 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Recirculation rates within beach sediments under meso-tidal conditions (Spiekeroog, Northern Germany) | - submarine groundwater discharge- saline fresh water interaction - beach topography change | Nele | Grünenbaum |
| T6.2.8 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Interaction of seawater and groundwater in the Pearl River Delta, China | seawater; groundwater; interaction; Pearl River Delta; | Jianyao | CHEN |
| T6.2.9 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Groundwater contribution in flooding events of Ostia Antica archeological site (coastal aquifer of Rome -Italy) | Tiber Delta, groundwater-flooding, multilayers aquifer, groundwater salinization | Lucia | Mastrorillo |
| T6.2.10 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.2. Monitoring of seawater influenced aquifers | Applicability of Horton Model in Cultivated Mesopotamian Plain Aquifer and Recharge Evaluation in Iraq | - Horton Model, Infiltration Rate, Infiltration Potential, Power formula, Actual Infiltration Depth | najah | Lateef |
| T6.3.1 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Possibilities of increasing fresh water abstraction on the karst island of Korčula (Croatia) | water supply, electric tomography, Adriatic karst island, salt/freshwater relations | Josip | Terzić |
| T6.3.2 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | The Use Of Airborne EM and 3d Modelling to Reinterpret the Coastal Carbonate Aquifer, and its Relationship to Seawater Intrusion and Sustainable Yield in Exmouth WA. | Exmouth, seawater intrusion, carbonate aquifers, 3D conceptualisation, AEM | Mal | McGivern |
| T6.3.3 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Characterization of the redox system of freshwater reservoirs below the back barrier island Spiekeroog | barrier island, freshwater lens, hydrochemistry, redox processes, sulphur isotopes, PHREEQC | Stephan | Seibert |
| T6.3.4 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Direct determination of the rate of seawater intrusion with noble gases | Dating, Argon isotopes, tritium - helium, coastal Aquifer, seawater intrusion | Yoseph | Yechieli |
| T6.3.5 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Distribution of groundwater age and fluctuation of NO3-N concentration in groundwater in the reservoir area of Sunagawa underground dam, Miyako Island, Japan. | underground dam, SF6, NO3-N, groundwater age, environmental impact | Satoshi | Ishida |
| T6.3.6 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Hydro geological investigation and evaluation of saline water ingress into Mousuni Island and adjoining Bakkhali area, Western Sundarban Delta Complex, India. | Geoelectric Resistivity Survey, Geochemical Study, Mouduni Island, Ground water quality, Sea water ingression. | Debabrata | Das |
| T6.3.7 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Origin of Saline Groundwater within Lake Urmia Area/Iran, based on Chemical and Isotope Data | Evaporation, saline Lake, groundwater salinization, hydrodynamic flow systems | Werner | Balderer |
| T6.3.8 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Origins of groundwater salinity at Fishermans Bend, Australia: Evidence from groundwater ages, stable isotopes and tidal influences | coastal, groundwater, salinity, isotopes, tritium | Emily | Hepburn |
| T6.3.9 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Responses of submarine groundwater to silty-sand coast reclamation:A case study in south of Laizhou Bay, China | Submarine groundwater; Reclamation; Laizhou Bay; Silty coast, Electrical conductivity | Sen | Liu |
| T6.3.10 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Water-rock interaction in Eocene aquifers of Qatar: Hydrochemical evidence of dedolomitisation driven by gypsum dissolution. | Hydrochemistry, karst, water-rock interaction, gypsum dissolution, dedolomitisation | Rattana | Thirathititham |
| T6.3.11 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Estimate of the amount of freshwater lens and fluctuation of thickness of freshwater in Tarama Island, Japan. | freshwater lens, freshwater-saltwater interface, electromagnetic survey, continuous monitoring, upconing | Satoshi | Ishida |
| T6.3.12 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Field evaluations of new monitoring method for temporal change of freshwater-saltwater interface location | Freshwater-salt water interface, InterfacEGG, temporal monitoring, salt water intrusion, coastal aquifer | Yongcheol | KIM |
| T6.3.13 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Hydrogeological mapping of the island of Öland, Sweden, with SkyTEM | SkyTEM, Sweden, island aquifers, seawater penetration, Öland | Peter | Dahlqvist |
| T6.3.14 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Long term groundwater quality evolution in arid climate and intense exploitation context: case of the coastal basaltic aquifer of Djibouti | basaltic aquifer, hydrochemistry, stable isotopes, residence time, sustainability, salt intrusion | Frederic | HUNEAU |
| T6.3.15 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Mapping and evolution of hydrochemical water types in Maputo coastal aquifer | hydrochemistry water facies saltwater-intrusion stable isotopes recharge |
Guilherme | Nogueira |
| T6.3.16 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Multidisciplinary approach to study surface-groundwater interaction in a coastal aquifer (Ravenna, Italy) | Surface-groundwater interaction, Coastal aquifer, Hypersaline groundwater, Environmental tracers | Emma | Petrella |
| T6.3.17 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | New guidelines to describe seawater intrusion process: the experimental Argentona field site | mixing zone, alluvial facies, multi-scale approach, hydro-geochemistry, hydro-geophysics | Laura | Martinez-Perez |
| T6.3.18 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Submarine Groundwater Discharge as a Significant Nutrient Source to the South China Sea | Jiu | Jimmy Jiao | |
| T6.3.19 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.3. Sea-aquifer relationship – using new and old tools | Groundwater Extraction Pattern and Its Influence on Coastal Groundwater Dynamics in Karstic Aquifer of Tuban Regency, East Java -Indonesia | groundwater, coastal karst aquifers, coastal groundwater dynamics, water extraction | Erik | Febriarta |
| T6.4.1 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | A comprehensive approach to the knowledge of the coastal carbonate aquifers of Adriatic and Ionian Seas | Coastal Carbonate Aquifer, seawater intrusion, geodatabase, Ionian Sea, Adriatic Sea | Maurizio | Polemio |
| T6.4.2 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Integrated assessment of hydrological impacts of potential future scenarios of climate, land use change and Sea Level Rise on a coastal Mediterranean aquifer. The Plana Oropesa-Torreblanca aquifer. | Global change; seawater intrusion; coastal aquifer; climate change, land use change | David | Pulido-Velazquez |
| T6.4.3 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Water Management in Coastal Areas under the Conditions of Climatic and Demographic Change at the German Coast | management, climatic change, sea water intrusion, density-driven flow, groundwater modelling | Judith | Flügge |
| T6.4.4 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | ACVM (Aquifer Comprehensive Vulnerability Mapping) - A new tool for assessing potential impacts on the sustainability of coastal aquifers and habitats. | Coastal aquifer vulnerability, Sea water intrusion vulnerability map, sea level rise and its impact on groundwater, groundwater quality defence, coastal aquifer management tools | Salvatore | Carrubba |
| T6.4.5 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Assessment of seawater intrusion problems (status and vulnerability) at different spatial scale. Contribution to the analysis of coastal aquifers in accordance with the WFD. | Seawater intrusion; coastal aquifer; lumped index; vulnerability; global SWI assessment | Leticia | Baena Ruiz |
| T6.4.6 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Development of groundwater vulnerability model for the purpose of regional spatial plan of Montenegrin costal area | vulnerability analysis, groundwater, coastal area, protection, urbanization | Dragan | Radojevic |
| T6.4.7 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Evaluation of management rules for the sustainable management of freshwater lenses using script-based models | coastal aquifers, freshwater lenses, numerical modelling, groundwater management | Vincent | Post |
| T6.4.8 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Groundwater management in coastal zones and on islands in crystalline bedrock areas of Sweden | groundwater, coastal areas, islands, water supply, fractured bedrock | Roland | Barthel |
| T6.4.9 | Oral presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Societal use of submarine groundwater discharge: Examples of an underresearched water resource | submarine spring, vrulja, submarine groundwater discharge, water resource | Nils | Moosdorf |
| T6.4.11 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Hydrogeological research for water-source heat pump utilization in Babin kuk peninsula (Dubrovnik, Croatia) | water-source heat pump, borehole positioning, structural features, hydraulic parameters | Kosta | Urumović |
| T6.4.12 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Anomaly of Hydraulic heads at deep region in Pleistocene sedimentary soft rock area, Japan | Coastal area, Soft rock, Deep groundwater, Groundwater age, Hydraulic head, Groundwater flow system | Isao | Machida |
| T6.4.13 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Characteristics of nutrients and anthropogenic activities recorded in the sediments of the Pearl River Estuary | Pearl River Estuary; sediment; water eutrophication; nutrients; C/N | Zhiping | YE |
| T6.4.14 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Study of surface sediment and water pollution of the Lianjiang River in east Guangdong Province,China | Lianjiang River; Heavy metal; Nitrogen and Phosphorus pollution | Lichun | Xie |
| T6.4.15 | Poster presentation | T6. Coastal and Island Hydrogeology | T6.4. Management of groundwater resources of coastal aquifers | Assessment of coastal Aquifers in Latin America and Climate Change: The WaterClima-LAC Project contribution | water resources, coastal aquifers, coastal management, climate change | Daniel Emilio | Martínez |
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T7.1.1 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Development of a methodology to identify groundwater dependent ecosystems in Portugal for the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive. | GWDE, WFD, Portugal, hydrological criteria, ecologic criteria | M. Teresa | Condesso de Melo |
| T7.1.2 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Landscape-Level Methods to Improve Springs Ecosystems Stewardship | springs, inventory, assessment, conservation | Abraham | Springer |
| T7.1.3 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Large-scale pressures on the chemical status of European groundwater bodies | WFD, groundwater bodies, Water Information System for Europe (WISE), chemical status, multi-pressures | Lidija | Globevnik |
| T7.1.4 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | The effects of freezing-thawing on soil nitrogen in Saline Alkali area | nitrate-nitrogen; ammonium-nitrogen; soil salt; freezing and thawing cycle; | Bian | min |
| T7.1.5 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Occurrence of nitrate and arsenic in shallow aquifer of Hetao Irrigated Agricultural District, northern China | nitrate, arsenic, Hetao Irrigated Agricultural District | Yihui | Dong |
| T7.1.6 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Using Remote Sensing data to solve Hydrogeological and agricultural problems, Uzbekistan | Collector-drainage network (CDN), Remote Sensing (RS), Moisture, Vegetation index, Biomass | Madina | Akhmedshina |
| T7.1.7 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Hydrogeological and hydrochemical characteristics of volcanic environments supporting groundwater dependent extremophile communities in chilean Central Andes (22°50’-26°05’S) | hydrochemistry, volcanism, fractured rocks, salt flats, extremophiles | Rosa | Troncoso |
| T7.1.8 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Effects of pH and organic matter content on the sorption behaviors of sulfamethoxazole in two different vadose soils | sulfamethoxazole, sorption, vadose zone, soil, antibiotics | DUNYU | LYU |
| T7.1.9 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Field investigations on the behavior of Sulfamethazine and Tetracycline in soil and groundwater | liquid manure, soil water, antibiotics, transport, degradation | Anne | Mehrtens |
| T7.1.10 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Metagenomic Approach for the Prediction of Composition and Connectivity between Water Sources | microbial community, metagenomics, groundwater, water source | Dong-Hun | Kim |
| T7.1.11 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Methodological development for mapping of groundwater dependent ecosystems. Example from Switzerland | Groundwater-dependent ecosystems, Geospatial data, Switzerland, GIS, Mapping | Guillaume | Bertrand |
| T7.1.12 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.1. Methods for characterisation of groundwater dependent ecosystems | Stress-induced over NATURA 2000 sites in Romania, based on the land use and the state of groundwaterand terrestrial ecosystems | hydrogeological and environmental criteria, SCI_NATURA 2000, GIS | DANIEL | SCRADEANU |
| T7.2.1 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Relation between groundwater depletion and streamflow depletion in large aquifers with critical groundwater withdrawals | groundwater depletion; streamflow depletion; 7-day minimum flow; High Plains aquifer; Mississippi Embayment aquifer | Leonard | Konikow |
| T7.2.2 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Comprehensive hydrogeological study to reveal groundwater-dependency of the largest lacustrine ecosystem in Central Europe | hydraulic data processing, numerical simulation, hydrochemistry, regional discharge | Ádám | Tóth |
| T7.2.3 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Field measurements of the direction and magnitude of groundwater and surface water exchange in the hyporheic zone | hyporheic zone, gradientmeter, filtrometer | Marciniak | Marek |
| T7.2.4 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Biogeochemical connectivity in aquifer-river continuum – use of in situ 222Rn and PCO2 measurements in the study of CO2 outgassing induced by groundwater discharges in river | aquifer-river continuum ; radon ; CO2 ; in situ measurements |
Antoine | Biehler |
| T7.2.5 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Groundwater-stream connectivity and the fate of agricultural nutrients in coastal watersheds | groundwater, agriculture, nutrients, water quality, coastal waters | Janet | Herman |
| T7.2.6 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Hydro-chemical and geophysical techniques investigating dynamics and sources of DIC within a catchment possessing a Groundwater Fed Lake (Lough Gur, Ireland) | Lacustrine groundwater discharge, Multi-Aquifer, Isotopes, Hydrochemistry, DIC, Nutrients | David | O'Connell |
| T7.2.7 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Identifying and modelling sustainable groundwater inflows into the Verlorenvlei coastal estuarine system in South Africa | Isotope Hydrology, Verlorenvlei, Climate Change, Freshwater Estuary, Sustainability | Jodie | Miller |
| T7.2.8 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Characterization of dissolved organic matter in groundwater and surface water in artificial recharge demonstration site using fluorescence 3D EEM-PARAFAC | Dissolved organic matter, Artificial Recharge, Groundwater, Fluorescence, 3D EEM-PARAFAC | Kyung-Seok | Ko |
| T7.2.9 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Conditions of recharge and discharge of groundwater in a small basin with a complex geological structure - Lutynka River basin (SE Poland) | water level fluctuation, recharge, tectonic conditions, dry valley, surface runoff | Chabudziński | Łukasz |
| T7.2.10 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Groundwater-socio dynamic of a coastal system: A paradigm key for the resilience of a lagoon ecosystem | Groundwater dependent ecosystem, nitrate sources, groundwater dating, resilience | Emilie | Garel |
| T7.2.11 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Multivariate geostatistical techniques for redox zonation assessment in a tropical alluvial aquifer | multivariate geostatistics, Factorial cokriging, redox processes, eutrophication, tropical area | Diego | Di Curzio |
| T7.2.12 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Nitrogen in the conexion between the Campo de Montiel aquifer and the Lagunas de Ruidera lakes (Central Spain) | nitrogen, aquifer, karstic lakes, agricultural contamination, biogeochemistry processes | Esperanza | Montero González |
| T7.2.13 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Potential impacts of drought to stream baseflow | ecological drought, baseflow, groundwater discharges, benthic invertebrate, dependent ecosystem | Yunjung | Hyun |
| T7.2.14 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Spatial and temporal changes in groundwater dependence of headwater streams in boreal region | groundwater-dependent ecosystems, streams, stable isotopes of water, environmental tracers, thermal imaging | Elina | Isokangas |
| T7.2.15 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.2.Groundwater and associated aquatic ecosystems | Assessment of groundwater status in areas with groundwater-associated aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems in Croatia | WFD, groundwater associated aquatic ecosystems, groundwater dependent terrestrial ecosystems, groundwater dependent aquatic ecosystems, Croatia | Željka | Brkić |
| T7.3.1 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Geochemical methods for characterisation of organic material and groundwater in upland peat swamps | swamp, dissolved organic matter fluorescence, stable water isotopes, pore water, carbon and nitrogen isotopes | Katarina | David |
| T7.3.2 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Groundwater-surface water interaction in peatlands: modes of interaction at different scales | hydrological processes, conceptual models, groundwater-dependent ecosystems, measurement techniques | Bjørn | Kløve |
| T7.3.3 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Long-term impacts and controls of peripheral drainage on the ecohydrology and carbon balance of an intact raised bog | Raised bog, carbon, climate change, Ireland | Shane | Regan |
| T7.3.4 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Studying the dependence of wetlands and related ecosystems on groundwater in different climatic and hydrogeological settings using multiple tools | Groundwater-wetland interactions, natural and non-natural tracers, hydrochemistry, alkalinity, nitrate | Tibor | Stigter |
| T7.3.5 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | The characteristic of extinction depth of shallow groundwater on the high-latitude region: Case study on the Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China | extinction depth of shallow groundwater (EDSG), high-latitude region, ecosystem sustaining and groundwater resources management, Sanjiang Plain | Xihua | Wang |
| T7.3.6 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | The role of groundwater in cork oak woodlands during the dry season | Groundwater dependent terrestrial ecosystems; SPEI; Dendrochronology; Mediterranean woodlands; radial stem growth | Maria Paula | Mendes |
| T7.3.7 | Oral presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | The relationship between shallow groundwater and vegetation development characteristics—A case study of Manas River Basin in Xinjiang, China | vegetation coverage, shallow groundwater, the characteristic of soil, water content | Xiuyan | Wang |
| T7.3.8 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Characteristics of groundwater and surface water in dune slacks in north-west Ireland under differing management regimes | dune slack, groundwater-dependent terrestrial ecosystem, hydrology, water chemistry, land management | Aoife | Delaney |
| T7.3.9 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Groundwater in alluvial plain of Mogi Guaçu River, Sao Paulo, Brazil | phreatic aquifer, groundwater flow, wetland, monitoring levels and water chemistry | Sueli | Pereira |
| T7.3.10 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Groundwater-surface interactions in a boreal forest-fen catchment – a modelling case study of Pallaslompolo, Finnish Lapland | groundwater-surface water interactions, boreal, carbon balance | Anna | Jaros |
| T7.3.11 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Hand-dug wells and quality of groundwater in rural area - alluvial plain of Atibaia river, northern portion of Campinas, Sao Paulo | phreatic aquifer, dug wells, groundwater quality, wetland, Campinas | Guilherme | Tosadori |
| T7.3.12 | Poster presentation | T7. Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems | T7.3. Groundwater and terrestrial ecosystems | Variation of wetlands and its response to groundwater dynamics in an arid region | MODIS data, NDWI, wetlands, soil moisture, Qaidam Basin | Xiaomei | Jin |
| Code | Type | Topic | Session | Title | Keywords (up to 5) | Author's first name | Author's last name |
| T8.1.1 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.1. Groundwater and Energy | Characterizing Permeability in Deep Aquifers | permeability, core testing, drillstem tests, scale, deep groundwater | Grant | Ferguson |
| T8.1.2 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.1. Groundwater and Energy | 3D coupled fluid- and heat flow modelling of the subsurface of Berlin, Germany | Geothermal energy, 3D Thermohydraulic modeling, Boundary Conditions, Anthropogenic alteration, Urban | Maximilian | Frick |
| T8.1.3 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.1. Groundwater and Energy | Influece of dynamic viscosity in geothermal Open Loop Systems modelling | Open loop system; Thermal Affected Zone, Dynamic viscosity, Heat transport, Feflow. | Stefano | Lo Russo |
| T8.1.4 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.1. Groundwater and Energy | A Multi-scale Approach toward understanding the Hydraulic Characteristics of the Stimulated Fractured Crystalline Rock | hydraulic characterization, hydraulic stimulation, permeability enhancement, fracture, crystalline rock | Mohamnadreza | Jalali |
| T8.1.5 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.1. Groundwater and Energy | Groundwater budget calculation of the Riardo Plain aquifer (Southern Italy) for conjunctive sustainable uses. | Groundwater budget calculation Mineral water Mineral water bottling Sustainable use |
Stefano | Viaroli |
| T8.1.6 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.1. Groundwater and Energy | Prediction of deep mining water discharge in Wushan Copper Mine | mining water discharge, numerical simulation, negative exponential model, principle of equivalent permeability coefficient | Qiulan | Zhang |
| T8.1.7 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.1. Groundwater and Energy | Numerical study on heat transport in non-uniform aquifers | heat transport, stochastic fractal, hydraulic conductivity, advection dispersion analysis, numerical simulation | Masahiko | SAITO |
| T8.2.1 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Delineation and characterization of geothermal reservoirs in the Southern part of the Pannonian Basin | thermal water, geothermal reservoirs, Pannonian basin, resource assessment | Ágnes | Rotár-Szalkai |
| T8.2.2 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Groundwater and Unconventional Oil and Gas Developments | unconventional oil and gas hydraulic fracturing baseline assessments |
Grant | Ferguson |
| T8.2.3 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Approach to Exploration of the East Croatian Transboundary Geothermal Deep Water Bodies | Geothermal Energy, Geology of Deep Water Bodies (GDWB), Hydrogeochemistry, East Croatian Pannonian Basin | Tena | Bilic |
| T8.2.4 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Geothermal Resource Potential of India | eco-friendly, electricity, epiorogenic, Himalayas, seismicity | S.K. | Sharma |
| T8.2.5 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Possibilities of finding geothermal water for heating purposes in the Town of Vukovar (Croatia) | geothermal prospection, hydrocarbon wells, permeable intervals, geothermal gradient, hydrogeochemistry | Staša | Borović |
| T8.2.6 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Review of Water Risks Related to Unconventional Oil Production in the U.S. | energy extraction, hydraulic fracturing, oil and gas production, tight oil production, unconventional shale oil production, produced water | Bridget | Scanlon |
| T8.2.7 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Towards a more efficient and sustainable use of deep geothermal energy resources in the S-ern part of the Pannonian Basin, Central Europe – the DARLINGe project perspective | thermal groundwater, direct use, Pannonian basin, transboundary aquifer, management | Nádor | Annamária |
| T8.2.8 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Challenges of sustainable use of groundwater resources in an urban area (Ljubljana case study) | groundwater, shallow geothermal energy, urban area | Mitja | Janža |
| T8.2.9 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | Enhanced Geothermal Systems: Hydraulic Fracturing and Fluid Chemistry | Enhanced geothermal system, Hot dry rock, Hydraulic fracturing, Fluid chemistry | Ziya Sedat | Çetiner |
| T8.2.10 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.2. Geothermal reservoirs and their potential | BRAZILIAN PARTICIPATION IN THE GLOBAL BOTTLED WATER MARKET | Mineral Water, Bottled Water, World Production of Bottled Word, Mineral Water Production in Brazil | Lucio | Caetano |
| T8.3.1 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Can elevated uranium concentrations in groundwater be predicted? | uranium, groundwater, predictive modeling, hydrochemical parameters, aquifer lithology | Marina | Ćuk |
| T8.3.2 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Use of isotopes in exploration of mineral and thermal waters – examples from Slovenia |
mineral and thermal water, water and gas origin, monitoring, isotopes, geothermal energy |
Nina | Rman |
| T8.3.3 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Natural Background Levels and geochemical anomalies in groundwater | Natural Background Level, groundwater body, geochemical anomalies, spatial analysis, indicator kriging | Daniela | Ducci |
| T8.3.4 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Hydrogeochemistry of hotsprings in northwest Jiangxi Province, SE-China | Hydrogeochemistry, Geothermometer, Hotspring, Isotopes, Mineral-fluid equilibrium | Zhanxue | Sun |
| T8.3.5 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Hydrogeochemical Assessment of Bademli and Hayitli (Dikili-Izmir) Coastal Geothermal Fields, Turkey | Hydrogeology, Geothermal, Hydrogeochemistry, Izmir, Turkey | Melis A. | Somay |
| T8.3.6 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | The investigation of the REE abundance and distribution in mineral and thermal waters in Poland – selected examples | REE pattern, mineral waters, thermal waters, CO2 rich waters, Poland | Dorota | Kaczor-Kurzawa |
| T8.3.7 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | The study of rare earth elements migration in different hydrogeochemical environments | rare earth elements, hydrogeochemistry, migration, groundwater, Serbia | Maja | Todorović |
| T8.3.8 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Migration of essential microelements in different types of mineral waters: Examples from Serbia | microelements, mineral waters, multivariate statistical analysis, hydrogeochemical processes, spatial distribution | Jana | Štrbački |
| T8.3.9 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | QUALITY AND UTILIZATION POTENTIAL OF SERBIA’S MINERAL WATER RESOURCES | Serbia’s lithosphere, mineral water, occurrences, quality, use | Goran Marinković | Petar Papić, Jakov Andrijašević & Maja Poznanović Spahić |
| T8.3.10 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Radium and Radon Mobilization by Deicing Salt Contamination of Groundwater | Deicing salt contamination, Radium, Radon | Gary | Robbins |
| T8.3.11 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Uranium, Nitrate and Fluoride in drinking water of the Karoo Uranium Province, South Africa | Uranium, Nitrate, Fluoride, Karoo Uranium Province, radioactive | Joyce Tryphina | Leshomo |
| T8.3.12 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Explaning the CO2 and mineral water journeys from the earth mantle to subsurface carbogaseous aquifers and springs | Carbo-gaseous aquifer granites CO2 hydrogeology geochemistry |
Patrick | Lachassagne |
| T8.3.13 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Gas geochemistry studies in geothermal and mineral waters of Mugla (SW Turkey) | helium; gas geochemistry; mantle helium; Mugla, Turkey; Western Anatolia | Sebnem | Arslan |
| T8.3.14 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Hydrogeochemical study of mud volcanoes in the Eastern Crimea | mud volcanoes, Eastern Crimea, hydromineral resources | Elena | Kayukova |
| T8.3.15 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Flow system analysis of the Villány thermal karst area, Hungary | HYDRAULICS, KARST, THERMAL WATER, HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY | Anita | Erőss |
| T8.3.16 | Oral presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Evaluation of Tap and Mineral Water Quality | Drinking water; physicochemical parameters; bacterlogical parameters; Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS) | RAAFAT | ABDELDAYEM |
| T8.3.17 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Genesis analysis of thermal and cold springs occurred within a small area based on isotopic and hydrochemical evidence: a case study in Arxan, northern China | Mineral springs, Thermal springs, Hydrogeochemistry, genesis, Isotopes | Jingli | Shao |
| T8.3.18 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Radon and uranium concentrations in the Dogo spa waters in Republic of Korea | Radon, uranium, measurement, concentration, reduce | Yun | Uk |
| T8.3.19 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | The Genesis of the Thermal-mineral Waters of Ilidža near Sarajevo, Bosna i Hercegovina | aquifer, thermomineral water, genesis, sulphate, Ilidža | Ferid | Skopljak |
| T8.3.20 | Poster presentation | T8. Mineral and Geothermal Waters | T8.3. Hydrogeochemistry of thermal and mineral waters | Water quality of the Onyang hot spring water | hot spring water, borehole, pumping, concentration. | Cholwoo | Lee |