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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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    Sponsors

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    Scientific partnership

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    N° session Theme Author Title
    Page 6 sur 11 Total: 540
    3.01 Session 3.01: Groundwater data in the New Digital Age Bronders Jan What to do with all your hydrogeological data- some ideas for data management
    3.01 Session 3.01: Groundwater data in the New Digital Age Dahlhaus Peter The Groundwater Interoperability Experiment 2- developing an international groundwater data exchange standard
    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 Peters Chelsea Multicriteria Decision Analysis of Freshwater Resource Management in Southwestern Bangladesh
    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 Dominique Darmendrail Which finding for Research and Innovation for Water in Europe and beyond Europe ?
    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 Hyde Peter Groundwater management under the Murray Ð Darling Basin Plan
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Oiro Samson Impact of climate change and human activities on groundwater resources in Kenya- current knowledge and initial findings in Nairobi aquifer system, a strategic aquifer under high pressure
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Carrubba Salvatore Short and long term coastal aquifer comprehensive vulnerability mapping. The ACVM method a valuable tool for groundwater managing plan.
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Pradhan Nawraj Reviving Himalayan Springs as Climate Change Adaptation Action
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Kidmose Jacob Comparing the effects of climate change and mitigation measures on urban groundwater resources
    5.01 Session 5.01: Groundwater resources in a world facing climate change Klöve Björn Climate-induced warming imposes a threat to North European spring ecosystems
    5.02 Session 5.02: Groundwater and global change Antoniou Andreas Global Groundwater Monitoring Network- the role of information technology for international cooperation and global studies
    5.02 Session 5.02: Groundwater and global change Antoniou Andreas Monitoring (and achieving) the Water Goal in Small Island Developing States
    5.03 Session 5.03: CO2 storage in deep saline aquifers and potential impacts on shallow aquifers Li Qi Multilevel U-tube monitoring of shallow aquifers for CO2 geological storage at the Shenhua CCS demonstration site in China
    5.04 Session 5.04: Emerging contaminants in the water cycle and risk to Groundwater Merce Boy-roura Spatial and temporal evolution of antibiotics in the Baix Fluvi? alluvial aquifer and its impact on groundwater resources quality
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Borda Sergio Saturated-Unsaturated Groundwater Flow model to assess the design of Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Ben Hall A new technique for perforating steel casing to seal and protect aquifers
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Fikri noor azy Infiltration Trench - As a Model for Hydrogeological Artificial Recharge at Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia
    6.01 Session 6.01: Managed Aquifer Recharge Dillon Peter Sixty years of progress in research and practice of Managed Aquifer Recharge
    6.02 Session 6.02: Treated WasteWater REUSE for groundwater recharge: addressing the challenge Marta Hernandez Garcia Managed Aquifer Recharge in Barcelona with reclaimed and pre-potable water- towards a practical application in urban water supply
    6.02 Session 6.02: Treated WasteWater REUSE for groundwater recharge: addressing the challenge Lafforgue Michel Infiltration in five artificial and natural wetlands downstream of wastewater treatment plants (France)
    6.03 Session 6.03: Innovative tools to improve understanding of groundwater recharge processes Cameron Stewart NATION-WIDE GRIDDED BASEFLOW FROM RECHARGE AND GROUNDWATER MODELS
    7.01 Session 7.01: Groundwater and Energy Resources Pujades Estanislao An old slate mine as lower reservoir for UPSH (Underground Pumping Storage Hydroelectricity)- groundwater interactions and limitations
    7.01 Session 7.01: Groundwater and Energy Resources Abdelkader Ait Ouali Geological potentials of aquifer thermal energy storage in North Algeria
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Seidl Martin Seepage water. A new resource?
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Hall Ben Changing recharge dynamics from urbanisation in southeast Melbourne, Victoria/Impact on groundwate from urbanisation in southeast Melbourne TITRE?!
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Gaultier Gaëlle Development of urban shallow groundwater geothermal systems : How to promote a sustainable approach while preventing potential conflicts over underground and groundwater use ? The case of Grenoble
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Bricker Stephanie A multidisciplinary approach based on PSI- derived ground motion, hydrogeological and lithological data to estimate the Chalk aquifer properties in the London Basin
    7.02 Session 7.02: Urban Hydrogeology Alberti Luca Application of Multivariate Statistical Analysis and transport modeling to assess PCE diffuse pollution in Functional Urban Area of Milan, Italy
    7.03 Session 7.03: Agricultural and sanitation contaminants and implications for water services and health Faillat Jean-pierre A methodology to reduce the intake of nitrate to rivers and coastal regions in fissured and altered hard-rocks
    7.03 Session 7.03: Agricultural and sanitation contaminants and implications for water services and health Wachniew Przemyslaw Understanding of a coupled groundwater - surface water system as a framework for mitigation of nitrate pollution in an agricultural catchment
    7.03 Session 7.03: Agricultural and sanitation contaminants and implications for water services and health Amano Hiroki Vertical characteristics of groundwater chemistry at the nitrate polluted site
    7.03 Session 7.03: Agricultural and sanitation contaminants and implications for water services and health Josep Mas-pla Groundwater nitrate pollution and water scarcity- anticipating pressures as a means to define adaptive strategies
    7.03 Session 7.03: Agricultural and sanitation contaminants and implications for water services and health Ford Donald The Role of Hydrogeologists in Drinking Water Source Protection
    7.04 Session 7.04: Groundwater and man-made underground works Filippini Maria Use of the Conduit Flow Process for the simulation of passive mitigation measures against the piezometric damming effect at the new underground High Speed railway station of Florence
    7.04 Session 7.04: Groundwater and man-made underground works Suescun Luis Camilo TunWaterFlow V1.0- a software to estimate the groundwater seepage during drilling and calibrate the hydraulic parameters (K, Ss) that generate an observed flow in a tunnel
    7.05 Session 7.05: The Challenges for Transboundary aquifer management Jean Margat - Aurélien Dumont Groudwater and surface water withdrawals during the XXth century - a global comparaison of thier evolution
    7.07 Session 7.07: Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in groundwater research and management Taylor Richard Groundwater Futures in Sub-Saharan Africa- an integrated approach to assessing sustainable groundwater use for poverty alleviation
    8.01 Session 8.01: Fiber-Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing as an innovative method in hydrogeology and geothermal energy Del Val Alonso Laura Heat dissipation test to estimate groundwater fluxes- test case at an unconsolidated coastal aquifer
    8.01 Session 8.01: Fiber-Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing as an innovative method in hydrogeology and geothermal energy Munn Jonathan Multi-corehole thermal tracer tests using DTS to identify flow pathways in a fractured dolostone aquifer
    8.01 Session 8.01: Fiber-Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing as an innovative method in hydrogeology and geothermal energy Nguyen Frédéric Comparison of temperature from DTS and ERT with direct measurements during heat tracer experiments in heterogeneous aquifers
    8.01 Session 8.01: Fiber-Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing as an innovative method in hydrogeology and geothermal energy Daughney Christopher Comparing Fiber-Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing to Hydrochemistry for understanding groundwater inflows to streams
    8.02 Session 8.02: Groundwater Development and Protection in Coastal and Volcanic Environments with Complex Geological Structures Levanon Elad The mechanism of groundwater fluctuations induced by sea tides in unconfined aquifers
    8.02 Session 8.02: Groundwater Development and Protection in Coastal and Volcanic Environments with Complex Geological Structures Albert Folch Advanced techniques for groundwater investigation of seawater intrusion in a coastal sedimentary aquifer
    8.02 Session 8.02: Groundwater Development and Protection in Coastal and Volcanic Environments with Complex Geological Structures Tal Adi The interaction between surface reservoirs, multi-layered coastal aquifer and the sea
    8.02 Session 8.02: Groundwater Development and Protection in Coastal and Volcanic Environments with Complex Geological Structures Giuseppe Sappa The iah-cad.czm.net website- a tool to share and make information on coastal aquifers available
    8.03 Session 8.03: Geometrical structure and hydrogeological properties of Hard-Rock aquifers. Belle Pierre Granitic hard rock aquifers deep geometry from a 3D geological model based on an exceptionally high density geophysical survey
    8.03 Session 8.03: Geometrical structure and hydrogeological properties of Hard-Rock aquifers. Kashiwaya Koki In-situ measurements of permeability and development of a hydrogeological model that considers the permeability distribution around a fault in the Toki granite, Japan
    8.03 Session 8.03: Geometrical structure and hydrogeological properties of Hard-Rock aquifers. Tindimugaya Callist Evolution of fluvial, weathered and fractured basement aquifers in Uganda
    8.03 Session 8.03: Geometrical structure and hydrogeological properties of Hard-Rock aquifers. Fekri Ahmed Conceptual model of fractured hard rock aquifer functioning through monitoring contamination downstream a landfill (Case of Médiouna landfill, Casablanca, Morocco).
    8.03 Session 8.03: Geometrical structure and hydrogeological properties of Hard-Rock aquifers. Brou Dibi Elaboration of a cartographic model of favourables areas for boreholes establishment : Case of the watershed of Ehania, south-east of Ivory Coast.

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