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    43rd IAH International Congress “Groundwater and society : 60 years of IAH”

    On behalf of the French and German hydrogeologist communities, the French and the German National Chapters of the IAH were proud to host the 43rd IAH International Congress, and at the same time celebrate the existence of 60 years of IAH, in Montpellier, France, from 25th to 29th September 2016.

    Already at the occasion of its 40th anniversary, John Day, the former vice-president of IAH, stated: “From small beginnings, and by its members’ persistent exertions, the Association has achieved a truly international stature and a professional reputation second to none, motivated only by its members’ desires to get to know each other and to share professional expertise despite the various political and economic barriers of the times.”

    This statement is still true and our 60th anniversary again offered ample opportunities to reflect, take stock and to assess the current state of hydrogeology within societies worldwide. Increasing challenges and contributions of hydrogeologists to society was a central topic at the conference in Montpellier. We welcomed active participations of hydrogeologists and experts of related fields from all over the world.

    bakalowiczMichel Bakalowicz President of the French IAH Chapter

    BarthJohannes A.C. Barth President of the German IAH Chapter

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    N° session Theme Author Title
    Page 8 sur 11 Total: 540
    ORPHAN ORPHAN PRESENTATIONS Tringali Chiara Stakeholder engagement in groundwater management- sharing decisions, sharing opportunities
    ORPHAN ORPHAN PRESENTATIONS LOPEZ Benjamin Perchlorates in French groundwater- Former uses and emerging concerns
    1.03 Session 1.03: Sharing groundwater knowledge Butcher Andrew Challenges faced and approaches used by hydrogeologists in environmental baseline monitoring related to shale gas developments. Two case studies from active areas in northern England.
    2.01 Session 2.01: Groundwater in semiarid regions – a long-term view on changes in aquifer balances. Hydrogeology in developing countries. Hassen Imen Estimating groundwater recharge in an arid region in Central Tunisia using Chloride Mass Balance and Unsaturated modeling
    2.01 Session 2.01: Groundwater in semiarid regions – a long-term view on changes in aquifer balances. Hydrogeology in developing countries. Bachir Salifou Global change and groundwater resources increase in the Iullemmeden basin (SW Niger)- pond groundwater relations and new associated uses
    2.02 Session 2.02: Groundwater for sustainable water supplies in developing countries Abera Fenta Nigate Hydrologic interconection between then Volcanic Aquifer and Springs, Lake Tana Basin on the Upper Blue Nile
    3.01 Session 3.01: Groundwater data in the New Digital Age Loigerot Stéphane Opening the sharing and reuse of groundwater datasets to new communities and citizens
    3.01 Session 3.01: Groundwater data in the New Digital Age Carlos Molano Groundwater Spreadsheets- a powerful learning tool in Hydrogeology
    3.01 Session 3.01: Groundwater data in the New Digital Age Loigerot Stéphane SWEing the groundwater data workflow- from data collection to reuse, opportunities of interoperable sensorWeb approaches
    4.01 Session 4.01: Innovative economic instruments and institutions for achieving sustained groundwater use. Integrated socio-economic and biophysical modeling for groundwater and conjunctive use management Busuttil Thomas When companies support protection of water resources- the co-creation of territorial value on Natural Mineral Water watersheds
    4.01 Session 4.01: Innovative economic instruments and institutions for achieving sustained groundwater use. Integrated socio-economic and biophysical modeling for groundwater and conjunctive use management Luiz Amore Luiz Developments on the Guarani Aquifer System Governance
    4.01 Session 4.01: Innovative economic instruments and institutions for achieving sustained groundwater use. Integrated socio-economic and biophysical modeling for groundwater and conjunctive use management Gremont Marine Assessing the economic benefits of preserving strategic groundwater resources for present and future generations using the ecosystem services approach
    4.01 Session 4.01: Innovative economic instruments and institutions for achieving sustained groundwater use. Integrated socio-economic and biophysical modeling for groundwater and conjunctive use management Parker Timothy K. The New Sustainable Groundwater Management Act in California
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Veena Srinivasan Disaggregating the effects of climatic and anthropogenic drivers on groundwater availability in the Arkavathy watershed, India.
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Colmet Daage Antoine Climate change impacts on flash flood in Mediterranean mesoscale catchments
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Anna Jurado Occurrence of greenhouse gases (CO2, N2O and CH4) in groundwater of the Walloon Region (Belgium).
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Caballero Yvan A climate change impact on groundwater recharge assessment method using different analytical methods
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Saadé-sbeih Myriam Zwahlen François Irrigation and war, the drivers of change in the Orontes River basin
    5.02 Session 5.02: Groundwater and global change Klingbeil Ralf (Lebanon) Groundwater for Sustainable Development in the MENA Region
    5.03 Session 5.03: CO2 storage in deep saline aquifers and potential impacts on shallow aquifers Devau Nicolas New insights on the changes induced by a potential CO2 leakage on the fate of trace metals in fresh groundwater- The case of the Albian aquifer
    5.04 Session 5.04: Emerging contaminants in the water cycle and risk to Groundwater Baran Nicole GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION BY PESTICIDES AND METABOLITES IN AN ALLUVIAL AQUIFER- TIMEFRAME AND TREND
    5.05 Session 5.05: Groundwater and Ecosystems – Hydrological role of forests and wetlands Fiquepron Julien Woodlands for drinking water- for the value of forest services
    5.05 Session 5.05: Groundwater and Ecosystems – Hydrological role of forests and wetlands Lafforgue Michel Economic issues of the protection of water resources by forests
    5.05 Session 5.05: Groundwater and Ecosystems – Hydrological role of forests and wetlands Léger Marie Mill dam owners, farmers, fishermen and the ecological continuum- how to decide between them? The answer of infiltration, river-aquifer flow and denitrification in a natural wetland.
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Duzan Alexandre AQUARENOVA project - Active management of the Bas Gapeau aquifer to prevent saline water intrusion
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Collignon Bernard Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) as to supply Libreville water-stressed city (Gabon)
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Klinger Jochen Integrating Managed Aquifer Recharge into regional water management in Jordan
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Marchina Chiara Monitoring Water quality in Induced RIverBank Filtration- The case study of the Sant'Alessio plant (Italy)
    6.02 Session 6.02: Treated WasteWater REUSE for groundwater recharge: addressing the challenge Jarraya Horriche Faten Modeling of groundwater artificial recharge in a heavily exploited coastal aquifer- The case of Mornag (Tunisia)
    6.02 Session 6.02: Treated WasteWater REUSE for groundwater recharge: addressing the challenge Ester Vilanova Groundwater modelling of managed aquifer recharge in infiltration ponds with reclaimed water (NE Spain)
    6.02 Session 6.02: Treated WasteWater REUSE for groundwater recharge: addressing the challenge Alessio Barbagli Evolution of the soil buffer capacity during the provision of two water related ecosystem services
    6.03 Session 6.03: Innovative tools to improve understanding of groundwater recharge processes Sebastien Santoni Stable isotope composition of rainwater as a proxy to delineate recharge processes to Mediterranean coastal aquifers
    6.03 Session 6.03: Innovative tools to improve understanding of groundwater recharge processes Moeck Christian Crash test for groundwater recharge models- The effects of model complexity and calibration period on groundwater recharge predictions
    7.01 Session 7.01: Groundwater and Energy Resources Ward Robert The importance of an effective and adequate baseline for shale gas - the UK experience
    7.01 Session 7.01: Groundwater and Energy Resources Scanlon Bridget R. The Water Footprint of Oil and Gas Production using Hydraulic Fracturing from Unconventional Reservoirs in the U.S.
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Butcher Andrew S Investigating the Impact of Sustainable Drainage Systems on Groundwater
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Bricker Stephanie Accounting for Groundwater in Future City Visions
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Patricia Göbel Urban groundwater budget under evaporation-optimized pervious concrete pavements
    7.03 Session 7.03: Agricultural and sanitation contaminants and implications for water services and health De Filippis Giovanna Enhancing water resource management in rural areas by means of simulation tools
    7.03 Session 7.03: Agricultural and sanitation contaminants and implications for water services and health Ducci Daniela Nitrate trends in groundwater of the Campania region (southern Italy)
    7.04 Session 7.04: Groundwater and man-made underground works Van Hasselt Blanca Analysis by cross plot method for anticipating seepage during operation of unlined underground storage caverns
    7.04 Session 7.04: Groundwater and man-made underground works Benabderrahmane Abdelhakim Hydrogeological impact of the access ramps and shafts of the French Cigeo deep radioactive waste disposal on the above aquifers
    7.05 Session 7.05: The Challenges for Transboundary aquifer management Dumont Aurélien World Groundwater Mapping - WHYMAP- the Global Map of Groundwater Vulnerability to Floods and Droughts and the World Map of Karst and Carbonate Aquifers
    7.05 Session 7.05: The Challenges for Transboundary aquifer management Al-mooji Yusuf Lebanon Transboundary groundwater in Western Asia- A depleting resource that needs immediate attention
    7.05 Session 7.05: The Challenges for Transboundary aquifer management Puri Shaminder The transboundary water resources of Lesotho, Swaziland and South Africa- complementarity, consistency, or neither ?
    7.06 Session 7.06: Groundwater protection and governance: examples of groundwater protection models, and the role of the private sector Rinaudo Jean-daniel The pretext of foresight to debate on irrigation groundwater management- lessons from six cases Ôstudies in France
    7.06 Session 7.06: Groundwater protection and governance: examples of groundwater protection models, and the role of the private sector Brou Dibi Vulnerability assessment of risk pollution groundwater in hard rock fissured- cas watershed of Lobo (Buyo, southwest of Côte d'Ivoire)
    7.06 Session 7.06: Groundwater protection and governance: examples of groundwater protection models, and the role of the private sector Donoso-harris Guillermo Towards common groundwater management - the case of Copiapo in Northern Chile
    7.06 Session 7.06: Groundwater protection and governance: examples of groundwater protection models, and the role of the private sector Mohamed Sinan Comparative study of the evaluation methods of the vulnerability of aquifers to pollution in a porous environment with the use of SIG tools. With application to the aquifer of Souss-Chtouka, Morocco
    7.06 Session 7.06: Groundwater protection and governance: examples of groundwater protection models, and the role of the private sector Mohamed Sinan Characterization of vulnerability to pollution and protection of drinking water abstraction of karst aquifers.

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