IAH 2026
World Groundwater Congress
53rd Congress of the International Association of Hydrogeologists
14-18 September 2026
Budapest Congress Center
Budapest Congress Center
53rd IAH World Groundwater Congress · Budapest · 14–18 September 2026
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 256 | Bogdevici, Oleg | Evaluation of surface–groundwater interaction using stable isotopes and geochemical composition for water management purposes in arid zone |
| 10:15–10:30 | 285 | Koeniger, Paul | A new database for stable isotopes and tritium in precipitation, surface water and groundwater – German isotope network |
| 10:30–10:45 | 94 | Xie, Yueqing | Paleoclimate reconstruction in a large delta with groundwater isotopes |
| 10:45–11:00 | 806 | Czuppon, György | Cave drip water reflects karst hydrology and precipitation dynamics |
| 11:00–11:15 | 803 | Dragusin, Virgil | Groundwater–precipitation isotopic relationship at several sites in Romania |
| 11:15–11:30 | 616 | Vreča, Polona | Long-term water isotope datasets from Slovenia supporting isotope hydrogeological research |
| 11:30–11:45 | 680 | Hatvani, István Gábor | Spatial distribution of the isotope hydrological characteristics (δ2H, δ18O, dexc) of groundwater in Hungary in the 2020s – contribution to the National Atlas of Isotope Hydrology project |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00–13:15 | 706 | Gcakasi, Monis Nolitha | Application of nitrate and water stable isotopes to evaluate nitrate dynamics and surface–groundwater interaction in the Lower Lobau floodplain aquifer (Danube River Basin) |
| 13:15–13:30 | 363 | Yoxas, Gerasimos | Assessment of groundwater potential and productivity variability through exploratory boreholes in Tseri, Cyprus |
| 13:30–13:45 | 780 | Ferreira, Ana Clara Mariante | Groundwater–glacier connectivity and meltwater recharge in an Antarctic periglacial system revealed by radon and isotopes |
| 13:45–14:00 | 923 | Ortega, Lucia | Localized urban recharge and return flows shape groundwater dynamics in the Patiño Aquifer, Asunción, Paraguay |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 590 | * | Criteria for selecting the most important karst springs – output of the MIKAS Project |
| 10:15–10:30 | 124 | Baalousha, Husam | From CT scans to flow models: enhancing aquifer characterization in complex bioturbated carbonates |
| 10:30–10:45 | 103 | Malard, Arnauld | New tools for flow animation and conduit generation in karst aquifers using Visual KARSYS |
| 10:45–11:00 | 33 | Kordilla, Jannes | openKARST: from detailed karst conduit dynamics to simplified hydraulic flow descriptions |
| 11:00–11:15 | 938 | Kovács, Attila | Stochastic modelling of karst conduit networks informed by geological and hydrodynamic constraints |
| 11:15–11:30 | 106 | Mayaud, Cyril | FloodWatch: a mobile application to monitor floods in karst areas |
| 11:30–11:45 | 559 | Achour, Farid | Significance and origin of the very large regulating power of the Big Spring karst aquifer in Missouri (USA) |
| 11:45–12:00 | 708 | Ravbar, Nataša | Assessing climate change impacts on mountain karst spring discharge using hydrological modelling and climate projections |
| 12:00–12:15 | 694 | Kogovšek, Blaž | Concentration–discharge hysteresis to characterise recharge at karst springs: the Unica springs case study |
| 12:15–12:30 | 913 | Nicholson, Riley | Analysis of streamflow data in a groundwater-dominated karst catchment demonstrates early signals of streamflow capture |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 572 | Mok, Chin Man | Not forgotten in the back of the drawer – breathing new life into geophysical data for groundwater modeling |
| 15:00–15:15 | 750 | Balázs, László | Muography: an effective geophysical tool for detecting fracture systems and cavities |
| 15:15–15:30 | 738 | De Luise, Serena | Hydrogeological site characterization of pyroclastic soils: case studies from Campania (South Italy) |
| 15:30–15:45 | 29 | Zhou, Changsong | Strontium enrichment patterns and source dynamics in karst underground river sediments: comparative case studies from Guizhou, China |
| 15:45–16:00 | 792 | Cunha de Paula, Lucas Daniel | Karst aquifer dynamics: a multi-tracer approach combining 3H, 222Rn, 18O, and 2H with lumped-parameter modelling in Sete Lagoas, Minas Gerais, Brazil |
| 16:00–16:15 | 115 | Guo, Fang | Ecological and hydrological effects of vegetation restoration in karst peak-cluster depression system |
| 16:15–16:30 | 141 | Villafane Pagan, Jobel | Puerto Rico’s submarine groundwater discharge characterization: North Coast Limestone aquifer system |
| 16:30–16:45 | 715 | Fujieda, Kanako | Influence of hydraulic conductivity distributions on solute transport in a karstic limestone aquifer |
| 16:45–17:00 | 615 | Malík, Peter | Karstic spring Morské oko in Tornaľa, southern Slovakia: recharge area problem |
| 17:00–17:15 | 420 | Höpker, Sebastian | New perspectives on recharge and water quality from integrated groundwater and cave monitoring on the raised coral atoll Niue |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 233 | Dong, Muqing | Characterising spatial groundwater recharge heterogeneity using transfer‑function modelling in a fractured rock aquifer in Wellington (NSW, Australia) |
| 10:15–10:30 | 710 | Orticoni, Davia | Coupling pumping-test interpretation and natural tracers to characterize compartmentalization in a mineral water fractured aquifer |
| 10:30–10:45 | 430 | Meus, Philippe | Retrospective and prospective on the use of fluorescent tracers in hydrogeology |
| 10:45–11:00 | 324 | Baldwin, Dwight | Refined geological and hydrogeological models to resolve surface and underground impacts of the Einstein Telescope facility in the Euregio–Meuse Rhine (EMR) region |
| 11:00–11:15 | 271 | Ivanova, Arina | Hydrogeologically diverse aquifers converge surface-derived DOM into a persistent molecular core |
| 11:15–11:30 | 361 | Tamagnini, Erica | Deep-seated gravitational slope deformations control on groundwater flow and spring dynamics in the Northern Apennines (Italy) |
| 11:30–11:45 | 401 | Sauter, Martin | The role of carbonate aquifers in the circum-Mediterranean region as a storage reservoir in the context of water resources management strategies |
| 11:45–12:00 | 56 | Zou, Shengzhang | Groundwater hydrochemical characteristics and human health risk assessment of dispersed karst water sources in southeast of Chongqing |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 284 | * | Chemical hydrogeology of freshened groundwater offshore New England |
| 10:45–11:00 | 538 | Parker, Aqeela | From data to decision: conceptualising coastal alluvial aquifers for sustainable groundwater abstraction in Namibia |
| 11:00–11:15 | 560 | Oude Essink, Gualbert | Effects of sea-level rise on fresh groundwater resources in coastal dune areas – case study in the Netherlands |
| 11:15–11:30 | 796 | Mohamed, Ali | Geoelectrical and isotopic constraints on seawater intrusion: a case study from Ras Sudr, western-central Sinai |
| 11:30–11:45 | 45 | Mostafa, Mostafa F. | Machine learning-assisted hydrochemical analysis of seawater intrusion in karst aquifers: insights from Apulia, SE Italy |
| 11:45–12:00 | 376 | Kurylyk, Barret | Linking analytical solutions and geospatial modeling to map patterns of aquifer vulnerability to saltwater intrusion and coastal groundwater flooding |
| 12:00–12:15 | 87 | Lin, Yuhang | Nonlinear response of coastal unconfined aquifers to irregular semidiurnal tides: field experiments and numerical modeling |
| 12:15–12:30 | 924 | Cianflone, Giuseppe | Hydrogeology of the Gioia Tauro Coastal Plain (southern Italy): integrating baseline knowledge and numerical modeling for groundwater management under global change |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:45–17:00 | 164 | Uribe Jaramillo, Valentina | Coastal processes and groundwater response: long-term climate change impacts on a sandy barrier island |
| 17:00–17:15 | 15 | Tobon, Nidia | Assessing shallow aquifer heterogeneity with geophysical and numerical modelling in an atoll island setting |
| 17:15–17:30 | 868 | Van Hanja, Jonathan | Variability in submarine groundwater discharge estimates: a comparative review from the Campo de Cartagena–Mar Menor system (Spain) |
| 17:30–17:45 | 574 | Guo, Liming | A probabilistic framework for joint saline and geological model generation with geophysical and petrophysical constraints |
| 17:45–18:00 | 318 | Volpe, Angela | Assessment of sea impact on a Mediterranean coastal water system and its evolution over time |
| 18:00–18:15 | 84 | Wu, Rui | Boundary condition improvements for tidally forced coastal unconfined aquifer models and analysis for solute transport mechanisms |
| 18:15–18:30 | 89 | Lipparini, Lorenzo | Unconventional groundwater exploration in Sicily (Italy) |
| 18:30–18:45 | 461 | Tijani, Moshood | Integrated electrical resistivity and hydrochemical assessments of saltwater intrusion in coastal aquifers of southwestern Nigeria |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 465 | * | Preservation of connate seawater in deep sedimentary aquifers: a case study from the Netherlands |
| 10:45–11:00 | 329 | Gutierrez, Alexis | Hydrogeological settings of the Yaque del Sur Basin – knowledge update |
| 11:00–11:15 | 151 | Han, Peng-Fei | Three-dimensional interbasin groundwater flow toward a groundwater-fed stream: identification, partition, and quantification |
| 11:15–11:30 | 707 | Zhang, Zhi-Yuan | Comparative analysis of different methods for delineating three-dimensional groundwater flow systems |
| 11:30–11:45 | 872 | Parker, Beth | Informing groundwater flow systems from an aquitard perspective |
| 11:45–12:00 | 788 | Xiao, Yong | Hierarchical groundwater flow systems and their interactions with the river–lake system in dry closed basins |
| 12:00–12:15 | 313 | Frem, Michel | Data-driven conceptual modelling of complex highland–lowland hydrological interactions in the Ethiopian Rift Valley |
| 12:15–12:30 | 167 | Czauner, Brigitta | Tracking regional-scale aquitard permeability using fully coupled groundwater flow models in the Central Pannonian Basin |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 857 | Ferguson, Grant | Landscape evolution and hydrogeologic change |
| 15:00–15:15 | 826 | dos Santos, Carolina Fernanda | Where rivers depend on groundwater: mapping baseflow dynamics across São Paulo State, Brazil |
| 15:15–15:30 | 518 | Szymkiewicz, Adam | A framework for integrating models of contaminant transport in vadose zone and groundwater |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 105 | Kłonowski, Maciej R. | Hydrogeology and hydrogeochemistry of selected potentially medicinal waters of the Sudetes (SW Poland, NE Bohemian Massif) |
| 10:45–11:00 | 181 | Marques, José | Comparative conceptual modelling of hyposaline natural mineral waters systems in quartzitic settings (Central Portugal) |
| 11:00–11:15 | 262 | Szabó, Zsóka | Integrated hydrogeochemical and isotopic investigation of the thermal karst system of Budapest, Hungary: implications for groundwater system understanding |
| 11:15–11:30 | 1043 | Deák, József | Verification of the regional groundwater flow system to prove the origin of Minera and Veritas mineral water in Albertirsa (Hungary) |
| 11:30–11:45 | 713 | Orticoni, Davia | Multi-tracer isotope approach for groundwater–surface water interactions in a Mediterranean complex aquifer exploited for natural mineral water |
| 11:45–12:00 | 920 | Fórizs, István | Isotope hydrological proof of the special properties of the Hungarian mineral waters |
| 12:00–12:15 | 1044 | Fosselard, Patricia | Original purity for natural mineral waters – An evolving concept |
| 12:15–12:30 | 1047 | Szlukovinyi, Áron | Wood (larch) cased wells in Hungary established in the XIX. Century |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 718 | Abadie, Benoit | Understanding the role of compartmentalization in stream response to major precipitation events in Central European upland catchments: the Ahr Valley, Germany |
| 10:15–10:30 | 95 | Guo, Yongli | Hydrogeological characteristics and hydrochemical environment of a karst aquifer system are determined by the presence of major ions, trace elements, and environmental isotopes |
| 10:30–10:45 | 307 | Carreira, Paula | Discriminating seawater intrusion from other salinization sources in the Algarve Sedimentary Basin: insights from environmental isotopes |
| 10:45–11:00 | 325 | Vasileiou, Eleni | Tracing anthropogenic versus geogenic sources of groundwater pollution using multi-isotope fingerprints: the case study of the Sarigkiol Basin, Western Macedonia |
| 11:00–11:15 | 892 | Huang, Tianming | Calcium and multi-isotope constraints on cation exchange in groundwater |
| 11:15–11:30 | 842 | Walter, Julien | Hydrogeochemical mixing and deep fluid contributions in a Precambrian shield graben: a multi-isotope and noble gas approach |
| 11:30–11:45 | 471 | Porru, Maria Chiara | Advancing knowledge for sustainable groundwater management in Sardinia: an integrated multi-isotopic approach |
| 11:45–12:00 | 20 | Eid, Mohamed Hamdy | Integrated hydrogeological assessment for sustainable groundwater management in the Siwa Oasis, Egypt |
| 12:00–12:15 | 166 | Filippini, Maria | Tracing recharge and flow redistribution in alluvial fans of the Northern Apennines (Italy): implications for sustainable groundwater abstraction |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 875 | Martinez, Virgilio | Altitude-controlled recharge and groundwater flow patterns in a semi-arid Andean alluvial aquifer |
| 15:00–15:15 | 482 | Jarraya, Asala | Natural and anthropogenic factors controlling groundwater mineralisation in semi-arid climates: the Zaghouan aquifer system (Tunisia) |
| 15:15–15:30 | 699 | Bidar Kahnamuei, Saeed | Hydrogeological characterization of flow system feeding the Lake Hévíz by the application of natural tracers |
| 15:30–15:45 | 186 | Davies, Emma | Tracing hydrological mixing and flow paths in precipitation, rivers, and groundwater of the Nepal Himalaya using seasonal δ18O lapse rates and CFC-age dating. |
| 15:45–16:00 | 321 | Zechner, Eric | Integrating hydrochemical, isotopic, gaseous, pharmaceutical, and eDNA tracers to detect active subrosion of intrastratal halite |
| 16:00–16:15 | 654 | Jiang, Xiaowei | New mechanisms of hydrochemical evolution from Ca-Mg-HCO3-dominated to Na-HCO3-dominated groundwater: evidences from Ca and Mg isotopes |
| 16:15–16:30 | 413 | Cammaer, Chris | The use of long-term monitoring data to delineate natural background levels for the assessment of groundwater contamination |
| 16:30–16:45 | 127 | Gürsoy, Sibel Melisa | Assessment of salinity and geogenic fluoride and vanadium contamination of a deep aquifer system in northern Namibia |
| 16:45–17:00 | 627 | Richards, Joshua | Evidence for variable sources of Na-Cl in groundwaters of northern Switzerland |
| 17:00–17:15 | 30 | Houben, Georg J. | Potential trace metal release during chemolithotrophic denitrification – a comprehensive study of pyrites from northern German aquifers |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 904 | Wang, Qiang | Cele River–Keriya River Basin alluvial–proluvial fan depression zone groundwater reservoir formation conditions and regulation and storage potential study |
| 10:15–10:30 | 586 | Marcin, Daniel | Conditions of mineral waters formation in Herľany |
| 10:30–10:45 | 221 | Esmond, Monica | Springs are crucibles of biodiversity connecting groundwater and surface water ecohydrology |
| 10:45–11:00 | 248 | Gori, Francesca | Combined impact of climate and seismic activity on shallow-to-deep groundwater systems by monitoring hydrogeochemistry in the Eastern Southern Alps, Italy |
| 11:00–11:15 | 466 | Jimenez-Martinez, Joaquin | Reducing nitrate loads to a Mediterranean aquifer: effects of crop‑rotation strategies and soil nitrogen gas fluxes |
| 11:15–11:30 | 496 | Ram, Roi | Noble gases record Last Glacial–Holocene water-table decline in the arid southeastern Mediterranean |
| 11:30–11:45 | 282 | Ramos, Maria Luiza | Hydrodynamics of Morro da Água Quente geothermal system and mining feasibility at Fazendão mine, Quadrilátero Ferrífero, southeastern Brazil |
| 11:45–12:00 | 194 | Kivits, Tano | Reconstructing groundwater age and vertical flow paths in a former coal mining area using multi-tracer analysis |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00–13:15 | 818 | Lu, Xinyan | Permafrost-controlled submarine groundwater discharge and sea ice processes amplify radium signals in the Arctic Ocean |
| 13:15–13:30 | 288 | Musy, Stephanie L. | Diffusion-controlled isotope transport and implications for dating fossil groundwater in the Milk River Aquifer (Canada–USA) |
| 13:30–13:45 | 495 | Yang, Guo-Min | 81Kr dating of liter-sized groundwater samples enables simple bottle-based field collection |
| 13:45–14:00 | 478 | Mao, Deqiang | Integrating spectral induced polarization with reactive transport modeling to quantify nitrate remediation capacity of permeable reactive barriers |
| 14:00–14:15 | 605 | Jiang, Lei | Interaction between surface water–groundwater and its ecological effects on the lower reaches of Tarim River Basin affected by ecological water conveyance |
| 14:15–14:30 | 133 | Voudouris, Stylianos | Multidisciplinary characterization of a Mediterranean island hydrogeosystem |
| 14:30–14:45 | 601 | Lartsey, Priscilla | Establishing the origin and mechanism of groundwater recharge in basement aquifers of the north-western Volta River Basin of Ghana, using environmental isotopes and hydrochemistry |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 80 | * | Multi-tracer assessment of nitrate contamination in urban aquifers: the case of Abuja FCT (Nigeria) |
| 10:15–10:30 | 603 | Cisternino, Andrea | Multi-isotope tracers for investigating groundwater quality and biogeochemical processes at a landfill site |
| 10:30–10:45 | 243 | Meiselbach, Kai | Characterisation of spatially and temporally varying surface water and groundwater interaction processes at a MAR site using environmental tracers |
| 10:45–11:00 | 123 | Van Limbergen, Bo | Tackling high nitrate concentrations near a drinking water abstraction site through isotopic analysis and environmental stakeholder management |
| 11:00–11:15 | 1029 | Deák, József | Tracking isotope and nitrate patterns of subsurface pathways in hilly catchments heavily affected by agriculture |
| 11:15–11:30 | 245 | Sangalli, Lorenzo | Assessment of nitrogen-bearing compound sources in the Lomellina rice-paddy area through nitrogen and oxygen isotope analysis in the local phreatic aquifer |
| 11:30–11:45 | 470 | Vadillo, Iñaki | Temporal evolution of emerging contaminants in groundwater from an area irrigated with reclaimed wastewater |
| 11:45–12:00 | 499 | Tomei, Alessio | Occurrence of contaminants of emerging concern and their metabolites in groundwater below a sewage treatment facility |
| 12:00–12:15 | 739 | Turan, Hatice | Integrating environmental isotopes and contaminants of emerging concern to unravel hydrogeological processes in Mediterranean coastal lagoons: a case study of Étang de l’Or (Occitanie, France) |
| 12:15–12:30 | 203 | Currell, Matthew | Contaminants in unexpected places: explaining the occurrence of synthetic chemicals in deep groundwater |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 121 | Cocca, Daniele | Unraveling the interactions between shallow and deep aquifers analysing groundwater chemical trends: insights from a case study in the Piedmont Po Plain (NW Italy) |
| 15:00–15:15 | 459 | Lobina, Francesca | Nitrogen dynamics and natural attenuation in the unsaturated zone: insights from a high-resolution study in the Arborea NVZ (Italy) |
| 15:15–15:30 | 784 | Gastmans, Didier | Urbanization and overexploitation impacts in a complex aquifer in semiarid region in northeastern Brazil |
| 15:30–15:45 | 79 | Ślósarczyk, Kinga | Occurrence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products in groundwater replenished by managed aquifer recharge at the Świerczków well field site (southern Poland) |
| 15:45–16:00 | 757 | Oldani, Erica | CSIA for assessing chlorinated solvents bioremediation: a user’s perspective on the state of practice |
| 16:00–16:15 | 918 | Yu, Lily | Modeling a moving target: a chemical conceptual model for groundwater plumes under changing pumping conditions |
| 16:15–16:30 | 263 | Zainab, Syeda Maria | From sink to spring: how do microplastics behave in a show-cave karst aquifer? |
| 16:30–16:45 | 822 | Farlin, Julien | Using nitrate isotopes and ancillary catchment information on nitrate sources to perform a coupled estimation of source apportionment and denitrification losses in drinking water aquifers |
| 16:45–17:00 | 365 | Árcega Cabrera, Flor | Emerging organic contaminants in the karst aquifer of Yucatán, Mexico: assessing the urban impact of Mérida |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 617 | * | How to generate power from deep geothermal resources for the growing electricity demand in the future? |
| 10:45–11:00 | 119 | Bofill, Lucas | Overlooked sedimentary heterogeneity as a control on advective groundwater transport: insights from Triassic sandstones, eastern France |
| 11:00–11:15 | 176 | Budai, Soma | Sedimentary architecture of the Mezőberény geothermal aquifer and its control on doublet performance (SE Hungary) |
| 11:15–11:30 | 153 | Pantopoulos, Georgios | Quantifying the geothermal impact of sedimentary heterogeneity through stochastic reservoir modeling: Sergnano Gravel Formation (late Messinian), Po Basin, NW Italy |
| 11:30–11:45 | 939 | Madarász, Tamás | Co-production of geothermal energy and Critical Raw Materials (CRM) |
| 11:45–12:00 | 473 | Velásquez-Parra, Andrés | Aquifer reaction to high-temperature energy storage as a key for a sustainable energy transition |
| 12:00–12:15 | 244 | Vandelois, Guillaume | Assessing the energy storage potential of abandoned longwall coal mines: a coupled hydro-thermo-geomechanical approach in Wallonia (Belgium) |
| 12:15–12:30 | 565 | Markó, Ábel | Geothermal reinjection potential – a parameter to evaluate injection possibilities in siliciclastic aquifers |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:45–17:00 | 846 | Manna, Ferdinando | Modern characterization of fractured dolostone aquifers for safe low-temperature geothermal deployment |
| 17:00–17:15 | 463 | Njeru, Rita Mwendia | Hydro-mechanical coupling and pore-scale clogging controls on injectivity decline in a geothermal sandstone aquifer |
| 17:15–17:30 | 986 | Pál, Lénárd | Geo-Log Ltd.: 35 years of borehole geophysics, well logging, and geological exploration |
| 17:30–17:45 | 1045 | Tiszavári, Sándor | Advanced drilling technologies and a high capacity hybrid geothermal project |
| 17:45–18:00 | 129 | Rman, Nina | Towards a plan for managing abandoned wells in Slovenia – experiences and surprises |
| 18:00–18:15 | 985 | Szlukovinyi, Áron | Geo-Log’s activities in thermal water wells in Hungary and the Carpathian Basin |
| 18:15–18:30 | 581 | Glavanov, Gergő | Shallow geothermal energy utilization for more sustainable university campus: a case study from ELTE, Budapest |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:45–17:00 | 884 | * | Steenkampskraal Rare Earths Mine: Baseline hydrogeological monitoring and stakeholder engagement |
| 17:00–17:15 | 691 | Kaczynski, Bartosz | Evolution of hydrogeological conceptual models through feasibility stages and their influence on mining project outcomes |
| 17:15–17:30 | 306 | van der Keur, Peter | Addressing the groundwater gap: harmonizing UNFC E-axis evaluations for mining projects |
| 17:30–17:45 | 877 | Suescun, Luis | How management options change data worth: monitoring design for adaptive post-mining strategies |
| 17:45–18:00 | 799 | Gonzales, Edgard | Integrated geophysical characterization of aquifer depressurization and karstic subsidence induced by open-pit mining in southern Peru |
| 18:00–18:15 | 191 | Puelles-Ramirez, Wilfredo | Bridging numerical modeling and field tracer testing in the unsaturated zone of decommissioned mining sites |
| 18:15–18:30 | 373 | Zaniboni, Linda | Long-term environmental impacts of historical gold mining on soil and water: a comparison between Italian and Portuguese case studies |
| 18:30–18:45 | 107 | Tiwari, Ashwani Kumar | Metal contamination in groundwater in Umaria Coalfield of Madhya Pradesh, India |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 449 | * | From local springs to global signals: why mandatory national spring monitoring is essential for groundwater status assessments |
| 10:15–10:30 | 349 | Gibson, Anne | Using a novel chain of models to mimic source aquifer depressurisation impacts across the Doongmabulla Springs Complex, Queensland, Australia |
| 10:30–10:45 | 460 | Cresswell, Richard | Multiple lines of evidence provide a holistic and testable conceptualisation of complex ecosystem-groundwater dynamics at the Doongmabulla Springs Complex, Queensland, Australia |
| 10:45–11:00 | 456 | Korbel, Kathryn | Monitoring groundwater ecosystems: lessons from 20 years of sampling in the Murray–Darling Basin, Australia |
| 11:00–11:15 | 678 | Garel, Emilie | Tritium as an indicator of legacy groundwater pollution to Mediterranean ecosystems |
| 11:15–11:30 | 468 | Gargini, Alessandro | Mapping groundwater-dependent ecosystems in a mountain setting: an integrated approach |
| 11:30–11:45 | 299 | Egidio, Elena | Assessing the sensitivity of lowland springs to climate variability and anthropogenic pressures through integrated monitoring |
| 11:45–12:00 | 46 | Chiu, Yung-Chia | Spatial-temporal dynamics of surface water-groundwater interactions in a fragmented alpine headwater stream, Taiwan |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00–13:15 | 576 | Barrow, Dale | Establishing thresholds of potential concern for adaptive management of the Steenbras Wellfield within the Table Mountain Group Aquifer, South Africa |
| 13:15–13:30 | 669 | Gelsinari, Simone | Quantifying vegetation transpiration from groundwater in Mediterranean forests: an isotope-informed model integration |
| 13:30–13:45 | 632 | Valdambrini, Bruno | Groundwater export and import units mediate Pantanal Wetland hydrological fluxes |
| 13:45–14:00 | 455 | Verreydt, Goedele | An innovative vertical flux sensor for hyporheic exchange monitoring |
| 14:00–14:15 | 112 | Wilson, Paul | Informing conjunctive water management with groundwater–spring modelling in a sand and gravel catchment |
| 14:15–14:30 | 758 | Santoni, Sébastien | Isotope tracers to assess groundwater connectivity in small Mediterranean coastal lagoons: hydrological insights and methodological recommendations |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 755 | * | Stormwater attenuation and enhanced infiltration systems to mitigate flooding |
| 10:45–11:00 | 519 | Mádl-Szőnyi, Judit | Nature-based aquifer recharge: experiments and models for public understanding |
| 11:00–11:15 | 714 | Leydier, Thomas | Exploring the potential of nature-based solutions for Mediterranean coastal groundwater-dependant wetlands through a participatory living lab approach |
| 11:15–11:30 | 663 | Simon, Szilvia | Effectiveness of surface water retention through canals in terms of groundwater, in the Danube-Tisza Interfluve, Hungary |
| 11:30–11:45 | 281 | Troelstra, Veerle | Multi-exponential retention of pathogens during subsurface transport |
| 11:45–12:00 | 140 | Puigserver, Diana | Activation of reactive zones in aquitards for the mobilization and degradation of persistent and emerging contaminants |
| 12:00–12:15 | 500 | Vigouroux, Rémi | Multidisciplinary approaches for characterising infiltration in volcanic sinkholes in the context of recurrent flooding of lowlands in northern Rwanda |
| 12:15–12:30 | 618 | Jirasirirak, Sasin | Eco-hydrogeological assessment of Nature-based Solutions (NBS) for flood risk reduction in Thailand using isotope fingerprinting technique and SWAT-MODFLOW simulation |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 275 | * | A game-theoretical approach to sustainable groundwater management: application to a heavily impacted volcanic aquifer |
| 15:00–15:15 | 564 | Buela, Leunell Chris | Adaptive quantification and subsurface monitoring for advancing resilient agricultural technologies (AQUASMART) |
| 15:15–15:30 | 305 | Montoro-Paredes, Christian | Sustainability of managed wetlands in semi-arid agricultural coastal areas transitioning from traditional to modern irrigation practices |
| 15:30–15:45 | 441 | Han, Dongmei | RRV-based assessment of groundwater extraction sustainability in an over-exploited Piedmont Plain |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:45–17:00 | 67 | Chilton, John | Long datasets for improved understanding, management and protection of groundwater |
| 17:00–17:15 | 859 | Dinagde, Tolossa Dabi | Assessing groundwater pumping energy consumption through spatially distributed numerical groundwater flow modelling |
| 17:15–17:30 | 947 | Igbinedion Joseph, Jonathan | The dynamic link between economic development and freshwater withdrawal: a global decomposition for country income groups and economic sectors |
| 17:30–17:45 | 488 | Roberts, Josh | Evaluating environmental impacts from abstraction shutdown using the Source Impact Library in UK regional groundwater models |
| 17:45–18:00 | 335 | Marcucci, Victor | Natural asset management framework for aquifers in the Regional Municipality of Peel, Canada |
| 18:00–18:15 | 400 | Grabert, Vicki Kretsinger | Watershed and ecosystem resiliency in Napa County, California: adaptation, collaboration, and conservation as a way of life |
| 18:15–18:30 | 952 | Huttner, Philipp Trabak, Zoltán | Integrated water balance modeling – sustainable and climate-adapted water management in the Borken water catchment area |
| 18:30–18:45 | 50 | Liu, Dedi | Understanding the roles of climate change, land use and land cover change and water diversion project in modulating water- and carbon-use efficiency in Han River Basin |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:45–17:00 | 552 | * | Overturning “water bankruptcy”: transforming spontaneous to planned conjunctive management |
| 17:00–17:15 | 553 | Benedicto, Daniela | Eswatini’s Water Act Reform 2026 – towards strengthened groundwater governance and conjunctive management |
| 17:15–17:30 | 941 | Lautze, Jonathan | Second transboundary aquifer monitoring: pioneering a critical tool for conjunctive management of shared water |
| 17:30–17:45 | 1 | Erőss, Anita | A multi-tracer approach to demonstrate groundwater inflows to a soda lake experiencing water-level decline in Hungary |
| 17:45–18:00 | 534 | Tóth, György | Multipurpose utilization of the PANNON XL hydrogeological models used for predictive managements in the Hungarian parts of the Pannonian Basin |
| 18:00–18:15 | 748 | Piasecka, Agnieszka | The process of establishing protected areas of the strategic groundwater resources – Major Groundwater Basins |
| 18:15–18:30 | 840 | Alkaryani, Belkasem | Transboundary aquifer systems in Libya: a comprehensive review of hydrogeology, management, and cooperation frameworks |
| 18:30–18:45 | 909 | Baba Sy, Mohamedou | Integrated transboundary aquifer management in the Sahara–Sahel: lessons from ITTAS and SMAS |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 136 | * | Creating the first global hazard map of manganese contamination of groundwater |
| 10:15–10:30 | 354 | Abdelrahman, Abdelrahman Ahmed Ali | Deep learning-driven 3D hydrogeological modeling and transient groundwater flow modeling in complex, heterogeneous multi‑aquifer systems |
| 10:30–10:45 | 448 | Fahs, Marwan | Physics-Informed Neural Networks for modeling groundwater flow |
| 10:45–11:00 | 531 | Mansouri Bajgiran, Maryam | Application of Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) to seawater intrusion modeling in data-limited environments |
| 11:00–11:15 | 204 | Corthier, Claire | Overcoming uncertainty: machine learning and probabilistic modelling for groundwater exploration in data-scarce areas |
| 11:15–11:30 | 380 | Maniero, Pietro | Integrating monitoring network data and machine learning for groundwater level prediction: a case study in the Euganean Geothermal Field, Veneto Region, NE Italy |
| 11:30–11:45 | 684 | Inoue, Shun | Groundwater-level prediction in a limestone aquifer with a subsurface dam using tree-based ensemble learning |
| 11:45–12:00 | 639 | Loupos, Konstantinos | Explainable assessment of lithium potential in geothermal reservoirs using AI and decision tree models |
| 12:00–12:15 | 674 | Peeters, Luk | Creating large AI training datasets for hydrogeologic generative deep-learning models |
| 12:15–12:30 | 557 | Nghiem, Athena | Generalizing groundwater geochemistry with machine learning: using new methods on a long-standing arsenic problem |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 174 | Tseng, Hua-Ting | A hybrid geostatistical–machine learning framework for three-dimensional hydrogeological structure estimation |
| 15:00–15:15 | 888 | Živanović, Vladimir | Hydrochemical clustering and machine learning mapping for urban groundwater suitability and risk assessment in Belgrade |
| 15:15–15:30 | 683 | Kang, Hyun-Ji | Machine learning diagnosis of baseflow index discrepancy between digital filters and hydrochemical tracers across South Korea |
| 15:30–15:45 | 261 | Stackelberg, Paul | Predicting the age of baseflow across the conterminous United States with process-based and random forest modeling |
| 15:45–16:00 | 184 | Knierim, Katherine | Random forest predictions of groundwater salinity across the United States |
| 16:00–16:15 | 562 | Parker, Timothy K | California’s regional-scale airborne electromagnetic surveys for mapping hydrogeologic features and managed aquifer recharge potential for adaptation to drying climate |
| 16:15–16:30 | 509 | Nxumalo, Gift Siphiwe | Soil water content prediction for precision irrigation in maize using phenology-aware remote sensing |
| 16:30–16:45 | 205 | Jeong, Dohwan | A real-time monitoring and prediction study on the establishment of an AI-based drinking groundwater quality and quantity management system |
| 16:45–17:00 | 906 | Mahlknecht, Jürgen | Nationwide machine-learning prediction of arsenic, fluoride, and their joint occurrence in Mexican groundwater: implications for drinking-water exposure and risk management |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 367 | * | Assessment of groundwater level trends and drought based on the European EUGM database |
| 10:15–10:30 | 314 | Damato, Adriana | Statistical insights from long-term time series of radon and hydrogeochemical signatures in groundwater of the Matese Region, Central-Southern Italy |
| 10:30–10:45 | 431 | Zawadzki, Mateusz | Short-and-dense versus long-and-sparse: trade-offs in groundwater level time series analysis |
| 10:45–11:00 | 721 | Landi, Laura | Exploring climatic drivers of groundwater level changes in the Po Plain (Italy) |
| 11:00–11:15 | 394 | Pensa, Claudia | Century-scale spring discharge trends under climate change in the Southern Apennines (Italy) |
| 11:15–11:30 | 232 | Sprong, Anouk | Temperature-depth profiles at Vitens’ riverbank filtration site: Engelse Werk |
| 11:30–11:45 | 623 | Autio, Anna | Digital twins for groundwater resource management? A case study of the Patamäki esker aquifer |
| 11:45–12:00 | 808 | Barberá Fornell, Juan Antonio | An integrated karst groundwater monitoring solution to support local water management from springs and wells intended for urban water supply |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00–13:15 | 745 | Stigter, Tibor | Collaborative groundwater monitoring for action in connected environments: from tropical water towers through sand rivers to the coast |
| 13:15–13:30 | 120 | Fernández-Ortega, Jaime | Use of soft sensors to provide real-time sanitary risk assessment in karst springs captured for drinking water supply |
| 13:30–13:45 | 375 | De Filippi, Francesco Maria | A novel groundwater sampling framework incorporating hydrogeological characterization and dynamic purging |
| 13:45–14:00 | 802 | Doummar, Joanna | From assessment to strategy: advancing water quality in Lebanon |
| 14:00–14:15 | 652 | Charbel, Hanna | Water resources monitoring: a key challenge for Lebanon |
| 14:15–14:30 | 869 | Kalwa, Fritz | How to measure groundwater levels with a smartphone? The Groundwater Global app |
| 14:30–14:45 | 206 | Lim, Jeongwon | Reframing groundwater monitoring strategies for nuclear facilities: hydrogeological gaps and future directions from Korean cases |
| 14:45–15:00 | 929 | Piscedda, Fabrizio Antonio | Monitoring-based validation of GALDIT seawater intrusion vulnerability mapping: the Muravera coastal aquifer (SE Sardinia) |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 125 | Sai Louie, Alice | Assessing the effect of cable orientation in active-DTS-derived groundwater fluxes |
| 10:45–11:00 | 735 | Kumwenda, Steve | Co-designing an optimized groundwater monitoring network for the Shire Transboundary River Basin |
| 11:00–11:15 | 31 | Pisani, Christa M. | Springs as sentinels of hydroclimatic variability: discharge dynamics in the Wied il-Bużbież catchment |
| 11:15–11:30 | 249 | Sartirana, Davide | Reactive transport modelling revealed the key role of methane oxidation in a groundwater hydrocarbon plume |
| 11:30–11:45 | 239 | Lictevout, Elisabeth | Advancing data sharing, dissemination, collaboration and global-scale analysis through the Global Groundwater Monitoring Network |
| 11:45–12:00 | 446 | Mabula, Tholoana | Assessment of groundwater quality in compliance with SDG 6.3.2 set targets: case study of South Africa |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 668 | * | Advancing integrated continental-scale hydrology through democratized data and ML-accelerated modeling |
| 10:15–10:30 | 901 | Frampton, Andrew | Seasonal freeze–thaw controls on groundwater flow and solute transport in an Arctic permafrost hillslope |
| 10:30–10:45 | 524 | Molson, John | Numerical modelling of groundwater flow and permafrost evolution over glacial time scales in the context of a deep geological repository for nuclear waste |
| 10:45–11:00 | 183 | Erdocio, Sébastien | Enhancements in large-scale subsurface flow modeling |
| 11:00–11:15 | 705 | Batelaan, Okke | From conceptual to large-scale integrated hydrological modelling |
| 11:15–11:30 | 676 | Hughes, Andrew | Continental to global-scale modelling to advance the inclusion of groundwater processes |
| 11:30–11:45 | 915 | Fahad, Muhammad | Enabling kilometer-scale global groundwater modeling with performance-portable ParFlow |
| 11:45–12:00 | 793 | Scanlon, Bridget R. | Advancing global aquifer mapping for Earth System Modeling, satellite interpretation, and groundwater sustainability assessments |
| 12:00–12:15 | 724 | Macdonald, Alan | What groundwater processes matter? Developing appropriate groundwater typologies for Earth System Models |
| 12:15–12:30 | 201 | Bishop, Caleb | 3D chronostratigraphic mapping of the Murray Basin and Australia’s groundwater systems |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 304 | Iván, Veronika | Integrated near-surface geophysics for characterizing river–aquifer interactions in a transboundary aquifer: the Vipava/Vipacco River, Soča/Isonzo Basin (Slovenia–Italy) |
| 15:00–15:15 | 670 | Zolezzi-Lopez, Jose | Spatio-temporal changes of river–aquifer interactions in north-central Bangladesh |
| 15:15–15:30 | 417 | Egli, Nina | Geological and hydrogeological modeling of the Red River Delta to understand the origin of dissolved arsenic |
| 15:30–15:45 | 34 | Panthi, Jeeban | Integrating geophysics and numerical modeling to predict groundwater storage change in region with thick vadose zone |
| 15:45–16:00 | 506 | Franco, Federico Emanuel | Diagnosing groundwater storage dynamics through a Budyko-based framework: a comparative analysis of Alpine and Mediterranean catchments |
| 16:00–16:15 | 241 | Hinton, Rebekah | Collaborative groundwater modelling for northern Uganda |
| 16:15–16:30 | 762 | Hughes, Joseph | Groundwater pumpage-induced streamflow capture in the continental United States |
| 16:30–16:45 | 681 | Markovich, Katherine H. | Exploring the promise of InSAR ground deformation in regional groundwater simulation |
| 16:45–17:00 | 486 | Van Putte, Niels | Continuous in situ groundwater flux monitoring in dynamic aquifer systems: validation of the iFLUX sensor |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00–13:15 | 309 | Marin Rivera, Carlos Felipe | Unravelling response times in regional groundwater systems: implications for the past and the future |
| 13:15–13:30 | 236 | Nagheli, Setareh | Identifying relative sources of groundwater recharge in the Indus alluvial aquifer using a new canal module within a coupled VIC–groundwater model |
| 13:30–13:45 | 193 | Birk, Steffen | Response of groundwater levels to interactions between recharge and irrigation in a changing climate (Seewinkel, Austria) |
| 13:45–14:00 | 48 | Wang, Xihua | Multi-indicators to investigate the spatiotemporal effect of groundwater–lake interaction on lake development |
| 14:00–14:15 | 144 | Chesnaux, Romain | Analytical hydrogeology of unconfined Dupuit-type aquifers |
| 14:15–14:30 | 393 | King, Jude | From global datasets to risk maps: an integrated framework for 3D modelling of coastal groundwater salinity |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00–13:15 | 273 | Mahieu, Anthony | Compositional PCA and t-SNE radar signatures toward an integrated hydrogeological assessment of PFAS in a fractured chalk aquifer |
| 13:15–13:30 | 192 | Patel, Raghav | A national-scale preliminary overview study of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) occurrence in aquatic environments of England, UK |
| 13:30–13:45 | 58 | Nakagawa, Kei | Vertical distribution of PFAS in coastal sediments of Ōmura Bay: a proxy for long-term anthropogenic contamination from terrestrial sources |
| 13:45–14:00 | 10 | November, Jeroen | Addressing PFAS contamination in the groundwater abstraction site ’Heverlee Abdij’ (De Watergroep, Belgium): monitoring, challenges, and strategic responses |
| 14:00–14:15 | 218 | Stahl, Mason | Hydrologic controls on arsenic contamination of rice and groundwater: insights from Cambodia |
| 14:15–14:30 | 55 | Goni, Ibrahim Baba | Heavy metals contamination in groundwater and associated human health risk in semi-arid Katsina State, northwestern Nigeria |
| 14:30–14:45 | 348 | Sun, Yuanyuan Zheng, Mingxia | Long-term stabilization of chromite ore processing residue via elemental sulfur disproportionation for groundwater contamination mitigation |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 474 | Li, Lu | Migration mechanism and health risk warning of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in karst groundwater of industrial cities in China |
| 10:45–11:00 | 146 | Li, Zhuolin | Spatial variability of groundwater nitrate and fecal sterol signatures in an intensively farmed area of western Japan |
| 11:00–11:15 | 251 | Zanotti, Chiara | Time-series clustering to assess trend reversals in groundwater nitrate concentrations at a regional scale |
| 11:15–11:30 | 138 | Tackley, Hayden | Estuaries as amplifiers of coastal salinization: implications for soil, groundwater, and agriculture |
| 11:30–11:45 | 549 | Elçi, Alper | Evaluation of bio-treated manure application impact on groundwater quality using advanced reactive transport models |
| 11:45–12:00 | 312 | Mali, Nina | Improved methods for assessing microplastic transport in groundwater: the GWMicroPlast project |
| 12:00–12:15 | 210 | Liu, Yaci | Microplastics in multiple environmental media along a land–sea continuum |
| 12:15–12:30 | 286 | Diene, Mandiaye | Emerging organic contaminants in urban surface and groundwater systems: the case of Thiaroye, Dakar (Senegal) |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 360 | * | Quantifying pumping-induced vertical groundwater fluxes using transient temperature–depth profiles |
| 10:45–11:00 | 440 | Tomita, Shohei | Development of a groundwater flow estimation method using cooling thermal response test focused on freezing–thawing processes |
| 11:00–11:15 | 782 | Benoit, Nicolas | Assessing a sub-river talik aquifer in continuous permafrost: implications for potential water supplies in Arctic regions |
| 11:15–11:30 | 73 | Asalu, David | Data-driven assessment of groundwater temperature effects on redox-sensitive Fe and Mn in the Israeli coastal aquifer: implications under future warming |
| 11:30–11:45 | 159 | Moeck, Christian | Groundwater warming in Switzerland: trend analyses, seasonal dynamics, and hydrogeological controls |
| 11:45–12:00 | 351 | Berta, Alessandro | Practical implications of urban modelling for open-loop geothermal systems: a MODFLOW 6–FEFLOW 10 Comparison from an Italian case study |
| 12:00–12:15 | 919 | Previati, Alberto | Risk-based geothermal planning in the Milan urban area using surrogate modeling |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 717 | Zavridou, Efthymia | “GrounDwater sAlinizaTion and pollution AsseSsmEnt Tool” (DATASET) index, a holistic vulnerability assessment framework specifically designed for coastal aquifers |
| 10:45–11:00 | 776 | Ez-Zaouy, Yassine | Multi-site assessment of open-access global data for coastal groundwater vulnerability mapping |
| 11:00–11:15 | 137 | Baják, Petra | Assessing groundwater vulnerability to nitrate contamination in a rice-growing district (northern Italy) using generalized linear regression models |
| 11:15–11:30 | 483 | Fancello, Vittorio | Surface–groundwater investigations to support ex-ante evaluations of water withdrawals |
| 11:30–11:45 | 555 | Hall, Ben | Advanced recharge analysis to support groundwater management: Western Port Basin, Australia |
| 11:45–12:00 | 911 | Shi, Wenwen | Groundwater pollution risk assessment based on GIS and game theory combination weighting: a case study of the oasis area in the Hotan River Basin |
| 12:00–12:15 | 110 | Zhu, Yuchen | A dual perspective on soil heavy-metal ecological risk: parallel pathways of intrinsic intensity and spatial spillover |
| 12:15–12:30 | 622 | Liu, Jun | Hybrid model for enhanced groundwater level estimation |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 370 | Cavana, Elettra | Optimizing monitoring effort for numerical modelling of fractured sedimentary aquifers |
| 10:15–10:30 | 254 | Mosquera, John | Conceptual hydrogeological model testing and refinement using numerical modelling in a complex glaciated environment |
| 10:30–10:45 | 395 | Guillemoto, Quentin | Hydrogeological modelling of the Nord–Artois–Picardie Chalk hydrosystem for sustainable water management: multidisciplinary approach for conceptual and structural controls |
| 10:45–11:00 | 479 | Rolf, Lukas | Characterizing a multilayer aquifer system with a multiphase pumping test using a shifted reference time approach |
| 11:00–11:15 | 246 | Fekri, Maziar | Trustworthy recharge estimates from Pastas: a practical framework for robust recharge estimation from time series analysis of groundwater level data |
| 11:15–11:30 | 772 | Marin Rivera, Carlos Felipe | How can radiocarbon data assimilation improve estimates of sustainable abstraction volumes in confined aquifer systems? A case study from the Aquitaine Basin |
| 11:30–11:45 | 315 | Standen, Kath | Efficient adjoint analysis for estimation of stream capture to support groundwater abstraction management in the UK |
| 11:45–12:00 | 235 | Olasz, Tamás | Decision support tool in GoldSim for managing and optimizing remediation activities |
| 12:00–12:15 | 196 | Fienen, Michael | Beyond streamflow: managing tradeoffs between economy and ecology in high-capacity well evaluation |
| 12:15–12:30 | 427 | Comte, Jean-Christophe | Estimating aquifer dual-porosity transport properties through geoelectrical imaging of road salt plumes |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 422 | Petitjean, Zoé | Combining geological knowledge and observations to improve predictions of transport models |
| 15:00–15:15 | 267 | Moghimi Benhangi, Saman | Disentangling geological and parametric contributions to predictive uncertainty in groundwater flow models: a variance-based framework |
| 15:15–15:30 | 675 | García-Gámez, Marta | Geological characterization with stochastic modeling for a managed aquifer recharge site |
| 15:30–15:45 | 81 | Speijer, Lara | Can groundwater flux measurements constrain uncertainties in groundwater flow modelling for managed aquifer recharge assessment? |
| 15:45–16:00 | 128 | Hugman, Rui | Model emulation made simple with pyEMU |
| 16:00–16:15 | 539 | Nienhuis, Philip | Effects of aquifer scheme choices on calibration reliability |
| 16:15–16:30 | 883 | Abdelshahid, Steven | Optimized geometric selection algorithms for large 3D datasets in groundwater modelling |
| 16:30–16:45 | 876 | Suescun, Luis Camilo | Complex or Simple—Getting the Best of Both Worlds in Groundwater Modelling for Mine Dewatering |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 272 | Agudelo Mendieta, Tania | Climate Collaboratorium: transdisciplinary groundwater modelling to support community-based climate change adaptation, case study of the mining region of Rietschen (Görlitz, Germany) |
| 10:15–10:30 | 265 | Campanya, Joan | Groundwater level forecasting for climate change adaptation in Ireland |
| 10:30–10:45 | 155 | Upton, Kirsty | Forecasting yields from public water supply boreholes |
| 10:45–11:00 | 507 | Ndakola, Hilja | Assessing the impacts of climate and land use/land cover change on groundwater recharge and discharge patterns – a case study of the Windhoek Aquifer, Namibia |
| 11:00–11:15 | 316 | Gros, Emile | Impact of climate change on the river flow dynamics over recent decades on a tropical volcanic island: the northeast of Martinique |
| 11:15–11:30 | 108 | Bhattacharya, Ankita | Impact of groundwater in compound flood events: a case study of the Conwy Estuary in Wales |
| 11:30–11:45 | 653 | Bosserelle, Amandine | Mapping New Zealand coastal shallow groundwater vulnerability to sea-level rise |
| 11:45–12:00 | 900 | Dorofeev, Ilia | Evaluation of the impact of agricultural practices on groundwater levels, mineralization and salt accumulation in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan |
| 12:00–12:15 | 607 | Kovács, Balázs | Decline of groundwater resources in the Pannonian Basin – the impact of climate change on a vulnerable aquifer system |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 224 | Schuler, Philip | Mapping the vulnerability of groundwater to drought using ensemble-based reconstructed groundwater level time series |
| 10:45–11:00 | 408 | Redaelli, Agnese | Irrigation practice changes versus meteorological drought: a numerical modeling assessment of aquifer depletion |
| 11:00–11:15 | 734 | Boutt, David | The emerging threat of water table rise |
| 11:15–11:30 | 510 | Gizzi, Martina | Hydrogeological analysis of a mountain spring in the Aosta Valley (NW Italy): Insights from harmonic and isotopic approaches |
| 11:30–11:45 | 389 | Mourot, Frederique | Enhancing groundwater recharge projections insights by learning from the past |
| 11:45–12:00 | 242 | Arinaitwe, Miriam | Climate change impacts on groundwater recharge in the Mitchells Plain West Catchment of the Cape Flats Aquifer |
| 12:00–12:15 | 871 | Mohammed, Sarkhel H. | An integrated framework for groundwater potential mapping and spatiotemporal trend assessment in the Erbil Regional Groundwater Basin, northern Iraq |
| 12:15–12:30 | 40 | Szűcs, Péter | Possible solutions for the extreme water management situations in Hungary |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 16 | * | Understanding PFAS in MAR systems – insights into seasonal variations, mobility, and local sources |
| 10:15–10:30 | 135 | Chow, Reynold | Enhancing groundwater resilience to drought through integrated modelling, Earth Observation and managed aquifer recharge: insights from the AQUIGROW project |
| 10:30–10:45 | 170 | Schultze, Anne | Securing water supply for agriculture with storm-water based managed aquifer recharge |
| 10:45–11:00 | 457 | De Louw, Perry G.B. | Large-scale groundwater abstraction beneath a freshwater lake for long-term sustainable drinking water supply |
| 11:00–11:15 | 43 | Brody, Sigal | Quantifying effluent residence time in a large-scale SAT system: insights from a large-scale field tracer test |
| 11:15–11:30 | 604 | Janik, Krzysztof | Integrated monitoring reveals hydrochemical shifts in a riverbank filtration system under sustained river impoundment |
| 11:30–11:45 | 1046 | Krasznói, Anna | Decentralised wastewater treatment as a tool for local water retention |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 885 | * | Revealing Rome’s hidden waters: innovation and urban hydrogeology in CARG Thematic Sheet No. 374 |
| 10:45–11:00 | 619 | Batelaan, Okke | Conceptual uncertainty: the elephant in the room |
| 11:00–11:15 | 464 | Di Curzio, Diego | Transient time series analysis to identify anomalous aquifer recharge in the Shenzhen Megacity, China |
| 11:15–11:30 | 598 | Schirmer, Mario | Changes in groundwater recharge under urban development: an increase in quantity is the rule |
| 11:30–11:45 | 290 | Hajizadeh Javaran, Mohammad Reza | 3D framework for integrated urban groundwater management |
| 11:45–12:00 | 882 | Moraru, Irina | Integrated urban groundwater modelling for sustainable subsurface planning: Tei area, Bucharest case study |
| 12:00–12:15 | 227 | Hastreiter, Nele | Warming up the subsurface: how buildings shape underground temperatures in changing urban environments |
| 12:15–12:30 | 301 | Egidio, Elena | Assessing and comparing subsurface urban heat island intensity across European cities: towards a harmonised framework |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 382 | Dohmwirth, Verena | Subsurface thermal patterns |
| 15:00–15:15 | 302 | Hirsch, Florian | Groundwater reservoirs as central components of a sponge city: basic principles, concepts and new approaches |
| 15:15–15:30 | 358 | Jehanno, Lucas | Characterization of uncontrolled groundwater drainage by sewer network in an urban catchment, using monitoring data and modelling: a case study in a chalk aquifer (northern France) |
| 15:30–15:45 | 845 | Ahmed, Kazi Matin Uddin | Transformation of Gazipur from agricultural hub to industrial–urban hotspot and consequential adverse impacts on underlying groundwater |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:45–17:00 | 829 | Wang, Jianxiu | New-stage groundwater recharge strategy optimization to control land subsidence in Shanghai |
| 17:00–17:15 | 682 | Maldaner, Carlos | Fiber optic distributed temperature sensing deployment scenarios for high-resolution hydrogeologic characterization and monitoring |
| 17:15–17:30 | 332 | Taucare, Matías | Hydrogeochemical responses to urbanisation in an estuarine aquifer: insights from Río Valdivia Estuary (southern Chile) |
| 17:30–17:45 | 1001 | Aceves Padilla, Danael | Urban growth and groundwater recharge decline in Monterrey |
| 17:45–18:00 | 752 | Freitas, Lívia | Looking at the micro level to address macro nitrate contamination problems in the Bauru Aquifer System (Brazil) |
| 18:00–18:15 | 511 | Makahane, Rendani | Assessing shallow groundwater occurrence in Lebowa Granite Suite: Winterveld, North West, South Africa |
| 18:15–18:30 | 22 | Ding, Zhenyu | The pollutants distribution profiles and health risks of groundwater and soil around the waste landfills: a study of 12 waste landfills in Guangxi Province, China |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 62 | * | New highlights on MAR implementation worldwide from the 2026 update of the Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Portal |
| 10:15–10:30 | 222 | Alam, Mohammad Faiz | Assessment of small-scale managed aquifer recharge (MAR) in India |
| 10:30–10:45 | 515 | Baumann, Thomas | Stormwater managed aquifer recharge in pre-alpine catchments |
| 10:45–11:00 | 320 | Meggiorin, Mara | Managed aquifer recharge and volumetric water benefit accounting for sustainable water management in northeast Italy |
| 11:00–11:15 | 229 | Petitta, Marco | Hydrogeological monitoring for the assessment of managed aquifer recharge (MAR) techniques: a case study in the Alban Hills region (Rocca Priora, Rome, Italy) |
| 11:15–11:30 | 388 | Montecinos, Claudia Medina | From science to policy: an action plan to adopt agricultural managed aquifer recharge as a drought adaptation measure in Lombardy, Italy |
| 11:30–11:45 | 25 | Engelhardt, Irina | Managed aquifer recharge in confined multi-layer aquifers: a methodological framework for drought-resilient water management |
| 11:45–12:00 | 716 | Prayag, Ankita | Integrated hydrogeophysics and hydrogeological modelling to support managed aquifer recharge and climate-resilient groundwater supply |
| 12:00–12:15 | 649 | Stefan, Catalin | Assessing the feasibility of MAR for climate-resilient water supply in humanitarian contexts: the case of Dollow, Somalia |
| 12:15–12:30 | 811 | Chen, Zhao | An integrative approach focusing on MAR to increase the climate resilience of the water supply in the European city of Görlitz-Zgorzelec on the German-Polish border |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 57 | Lee, Sang-Il | Groundwater dams as a strategy for water supply diversification: efforts in South Korea |
| 15:00–15:15 | 333 | Gutierrez, Alexis | Enhancing water supply through MAR systems at Jijiga, Somali Region, Ethiopia |
| 15:15–15:30 | 648 | Matta, Jay | Enhancing groundwater sustainability in northern Iraq: lessons from managed aquifer |
| 15:30–15:45 | 139 | Augustin, Lea | Automated operation of a rural stormwater-based MAR scheme |
| 15:45–16:00 | 540 | Hartog, Niels | Considerations for well design and operation of aquifer storage and recovery of fresh water in saline aquifers |
| 16:00–16:15 | 297 | Villagrán Marroquín, Marylidia | Aquifer storage, transport and recovery for water reuse: a case study of the NATALIE project in Belgium |
| 16:15–16:30 | 861 | Benavides Höglund, Nikolas | A combined Pastas and MODFLOW approach for characterizing groundwater recharge and MAR potential on Öland |
| 16:30–16:45 | 525 | Mamo, Julian | Valley dams as in-channel MAR in Mediterranean intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams: monitoring recession and recharge in Malta |
| 16:45–17:00 | 898 | Valdes, Danièle | RECHARGE project: opportunities and limits of NWRMs to promote groundwater recharge: toward a transdisciplinary co-constructed research-action |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00–10:15 | 660 | Ridavits, Tibor | A MAR-supported riverbank filtration system – challenges and opportunities |
| 10:15–10:30 | 501 | Grischek, Thomas | Effects of climate change and pond management on bank filtration at Sdier, Germany |
| 10:30–10:45 | 567 | Mazzon, Pietro | Irrigation–groundwater interactions as allies in climate change adaptation: results from an Ag-MAR application |
| 10:45–11:00 | 426 | Panday, Sorab | Decision support tools for scientific storytelling |
| 11:00–11:15 | 327 | Rodriguez Lache, Erika | Assessing the impact of adjustable weirs on groundwater availability and crop performance in Flanders, Belgium. |
| 11:15–11:30 | 520 | Mustafa, Syed | MAR as a sustainable solution? Co-creating groundwater management strategies to improve salinity resilience in deltas |
| 11:30–11:45 | 392 | Li, Zhengyan | Enhancing baseflow resilience through managed aquifer recharge: quantifying groundwater system response to ecological water replenishment in the North China Plain |
| 11:45–12:00 | 386 | Karthikeyan, Brindha | Assessment of groundwater recharge by irrigation tanks in weathered hard rock regions |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 543 | Adamson, James | Groundwater mapping interrupted: lessons from two contrasting hydrogeologic regions in Haiti |
| 10:45–11:00 | 467 | Petre, Marie-Amélie | Governance pathways for transboundary groundwater cooperation: lessons from Zambia |
| 11:00–11:15 | 99 | Dodd, Carla | The thirst for data – establishing a robust O- and H-isotope record for a water-stressed region in the southern hemisphere |
| 11:15–11:30 | 161 | Rakotondrabe, Miora Harivony | Hydrogeological monitoring of water resources during Kéré drought events in Androy, southern Madagascar (1991 and 2015) |
| 11:30–11:45 | 667 | Holliday, Laura | Hydrogeological typologies of the aquifer systems underlying Lagos State, Nigeria |
| 11:45–12:00 | 620 | Händel, Falk | Numerical water balance and groundwater modeling as part of regional MAR feasibility assessment in Dollow, Somalia |
| 12:00–12:15 | 330 | van den Berg, Harmen | Hydrogeology beyond the textbook – verifying deep aquifer potential in arid Somalia |
| 12:15–12:30 | 287 | Mondal, Mijanur | Integrating isotopes, hydrogeochemistry, and the water–society nexus to evaluate coastal aquifer salinization and water security under hydroclimatic and socioeconomic stress: insights from the Indian Sundarbans |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 823 | Evans, Paul | Groundwater for water security in the agro-pastoral LMIC setting of northern Côte d’Ivoire |
| 15:00–15:15 | 404 | Mishra, Pratibha | Are the groundwater levels recovering in the Indo-Gangetic Basin? |
| 15:15–15:30 | 905 | Ewers, Lorenz | Beyond infrastructure: structuring social engagement for sustainable MAR in fragile contexts |
| 15:30–15:45 | 824 | Koshliakova, Tetiana | Groundwater depletion following the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam (Ukraine): hydrogeological consequences and emerging risks |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 49 | * | Groundwater as a socio-hydrogeological system: lessons from community-led multiple-use water services in rural South Africa |
| 10:45–11:00 | 447 | Black, Alastair | When groundwater models leave the modeller: evidence, precaution and decision |
| 11:00–11:15 | 621 | Zambelli, Barbara | Microplastics in groundwater: exploring the risk perception of domestic water users in Italy |
| 11:15–11:30 | 472 | Plagnes, Valérie | From hydrogeology to perception: a participatory framework for co-producing water knowledge in a risk-prone mountain territory |
| 11:30–11:45 | 399 | Lee, Shih-Yao | Participatory groundwater management in a subsidence-prone region: from focus groups to scenario workshops in Yunlin, Taiwan |
| 11:45–12:00 | 188 | Cuthbert, Mark | What is groundwater? Finding a way back to the source of a modern abstraction |
| 12:00–12:15 | 238 | Erostate, Mélanie | 20,000 years underground, today in your glass: turning groundwater age into a public awareness movement in southwest France |
| 12:15–12:30 | 70 | Gleeson, Tom | Groundwater connected art: practicing arts-based research to enrich how hydrogeology engages people, place and other disciplines |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:45–15:00 | 415 | Moreno, Miguel | Drought in the Central American Dry Corridor: a comparative regionalism perspective on impacts and the need for transboundary groundwater-based solutions |
| 15:00–15:15 | 338 | Guzman-Rojo, Mónica | Design principles and early evaluation of science communication resources for post-wildfire groundwater resilience in Bolivia: a pilot case in the Chiquitania lowlands |
| 15:15–15:30 | 326 | Zipper, Sam | Groundwater stress and emerging solutions in the U.S. High Plains Aquifer |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:00–13:15 | 529 | Kalwij, Ineke | The Groundwater Project: global groundwater education |
| 13:15–13:30 | 101 | Misstear, Bruce | Hydrogeology education: the role of groundwater engineering |
| 13:30–13:45 | 747 | Kowalczyk, Agnieszka | Hydrogeological education – optional knowledge or a higher necessity? |
| 13:45–14:00 | 453 | Sandhu, Cornelius | Development of higher education modules on managed aquifer recharge – a nexus approach |
| 14:00–14:15 | 722 | Tóth, Ádám | Educating for the green transition: embedding GreenComp in groundwater education |
| 14:15–14:30 | 517 | Kuosmanen, Niina | Collaborative hydrogeology field school: integrating teaching, research, and professional training |
| 14:30–14:45 | 74 | Sapiano, Manuel | The Thirsty Knight – groundwater management in historic times |
| 14:45–15:00 | 944 | Erhardt, Ildikó | Students’ knowledge and attitudes towards groundwater and nature-based managed aquifer recharge – effects of a short educational intervention |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:30–10:45 | 352 | Broda, Stefan | Pan-European groundwater assessment enabled by the European Groundwater Monitoring (EUGM) Database |
| 10:45–11:00 | 764 | de la Losa, Almudena | Operational hydrogeology in extreme events: contributions from the disaster and emergency advisory group of the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain (IGME-CSIC) |
| 11:00–11:15 | 651 | Gourcy, Laurence | Water resources expert group of the Geological Surveys of Europe – role and activities |
| 11:15–11:30 | 664 | Kuczynska, Anna | Hydrogeological interventions – the role of the Polish Geological Survey in supporting governmental institutions, local governments and society in field of hydrogeology |
| 11:30–11:45 | 578 | Püspöki, Zoltán | Geological mapping of unconfined Quaternary fluvial aquifers aided by log-facies correlation and climato-stratigraphic methods |
| 11:45–12:00 | 154 | Gourcy, Laurence | Construction of groundwater vulnerability maps in a river basin with few data on groundwater and pressure in the Dominican Republic |
| 12:00–12:15 | 763 | Guardiola Albert, Carolina | Hydrogeologists at the Spanish science–policy interface |
| 12:15–12:30 | 839 | Hinsby, Klaus | EuroGeoSurveys: bridging geoscience and policy for groundwater and subsurface integrated spatial planning in a changing world |
| Time | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:45–16:55 | 1048 | Mádl-Szőnyi, Judit | Before Me Stood the Living Genius of Hydrogeology, Joe Tóth – A Personal Reflection |
| 16:55–17:05 | 1049 | Verweij, Hanneke | Prof. Joe Tóth’s Inspiring Role in the Development of Research into Groundwater Systems on Geological Timescales in the Netherlands since the Late 1980s |
| 17:05–17:15 | 1050 | Zheng, Chunmiao | How József Tóth’s Theory of Regional Groundwater Flow Systems Helped Launch My Career |
| 17:15–17:25 | 1051 | Rybach, Ladislaus | The “Hungarian Hydrogeology Mafia” |
| 17:25–17:35 | 1056 | Czauner, Brigitta | From basin hydraulics to personal memories: Remembering József Tóth |
| 17:35–17:45 | 1052 | Currell, Matthew | The 2013 Regional Groundwater Flow Symposium and Prof. Tóth’s 80th Birthday Celebration |
| 17:45–17:55 | 1053 | Tóth, Ádám | What Does It Mean to Stand in the Landscape Where a Scientific Idea Was Born? |
| 17:55–18:05 | 1054 | Batelaan, Okke | Celebrating József (Joe) Tóth (1933–2026) |
| 18:05–18:15 | 1055 | Szanyi, János | The Eternal Secret of Jóska |
| Poster No. | Session | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P-001 | Session 1.2 | 52 | Arnauld Malard | FracSYS: a pragmatic approach for the explicit conceptualisation of fractured aquifers |
| P-002 | Session 1.2 | 109 | Di Giovanni, Alessia | Integrating hydrogeological models and water balance into an interactive GIS for central Apennines aquifers |
| P-003 | Session 1.2 | 544 | Simon Madileng | Integrated hydrogeological characterization of karst aquifer system in Lenasia South Informal Settlement, City of Johannesburg, South Africa |
| P-004 | Session 1.2 | 1019 | Mostafa, Mostafa F. | High-resolution conceptual modeling for improved numerical simulation of seawater intrusion in karst coastal aquifers |
| P-005 | Session 1.3 | 18 | Sola, Fernando | The effect of saltwater pumping on the natural dynamics of a coastal aquifer |
| P-006 | Session 1.3 | 19 | Vallejos, Angela | The effect of desalinated seawater infiltration on the isotopic signal of an aquifer |
| P-007 | Session 1.3 | 90 | Lorenzo Lipparini | Emplacement and preservation mechanisms of deep freshened groundwater in the Gela Aquifer (Sicily, Italy) |
| P-008 | Session 1.3 | 116 | Li, Jiawei | Monitoring fresh–salt groundwater interface in a land-subsided coastal aquifer using vertical ERT approach |
| P-009 | Session 1.3 | 173 | Levy, Yehuda | Alluvial fans as hydraulic connectors between coastal aquifer and a declining base level: insights from long-term monitoring along the Dead Sea shore |
| P-010 | Session 1.3 | 189 | Asante, Owusu-Korkor | From abstraction to subsidence: Sentinel-1 InSAR and 3-D groundwater modelling for infrastructure risk screening in Tema, Ghana |
| P-011 | Session 1.3 | 199 | Margarida Antunes | Seawater intrusion in a Mediterranean coastal aquifer under climatic and drought stress conditions |
| P-012 | Session 1.3 | 317 | Sisay, Belay Molla | Hydrogeology of Kilwa Kisiwani: an island world heritage site in coastal East Africa |
| P-013 | Session 1.3 | 319 | Caputo, Maria Clementina | Effect of salt concentration on osmotic potential in the dry range of the water retention curve of porous rock |
| P-014 | Session 1.3 | 328 | Daniele, Linda | Island aquifers challenges: insights from Rapa Nui (Easter Island, Chile) |
| P-015 | Session 1.3 | 334 | Nicole LeRoux | Salinization, redox shifts, and metal release in coastal groundwater systems |
| P-016 | Session 1.3 | 357 | Riakhi, Fatima-Ezzahra | Modelling of combined variably saturated and density-dependent flow and salinity dynamics in coastal agricultural systems under controlled drainage |
| P-017 | Session 1.3 | 432 | Tsai, ChiSan | The mitigating effect of irrigation activities on near-surface groundwater salinization in the subsiding coastal estuary |
| P-018 | Session 1.3 | 698 | Seibert, Stephan | Development of a novel modelling framework to simulate global element fluxes at land-ocean interfaces |
| P-019 | Session 1.3 | 711 | Leydier, Thomas | Water mixing processes and eco-hydrogeological dynamics in Mediterranean temporary lagoons |
| P-020 | Session 1.3 | 783 | Borgonia, Kathrina Marie | Seawater intrusion and groundwater quality in an intensively exploited coastal limestone aquifer in the island of Cebu, Philippines |
| P-021 | Session 1.3 | 843 | José Guilherme Filgueira | Groundwater monitoring, seasonal dynamics and sustainable operation of the Dunas Aquifer System on the Western Coast of Ceará, Brazil |
| P-022 | Session 1.3 | 925 | Palak Singh | Coastal aquifers at the crossroads: groundwater dynamics, human dependence, and lessons from India for global coastal sustainability |
| P-023 | Session 1.3 | 980 | Folch, Albert | Coupled ocean–groundwater numerical modeling for understanding coastal aquifer dynamics under variable marine forcing |
| P-024 | Session 1.3 | 1001 | Nayak, Soumya Kanta | Influence of submarine groundwater discharge on porewater chemistry and its relevance to coastal enhanced weathering |
| P-025 | Session 1.3 | 1007 | Murugan, Ramasamy | Hydrodynamic controls on nearshore groundwater discharge: implications for hydrogeochemical fluxes |
| P-026 | Session 1.4 | 592 | Romario Albert Adonya1 | Groundwater flow systems and their influence on microbial methane migration, and accumulation in the Pannonian Basin |
| P-027 | Session 1.8 | 72 | Balacco, Gabriella | Influence of lithostructural features on nitrate transport dynamics in the vadose zone of Malta |
| P-028 | Session 1.8 | 82 | Perović, Ivana | Occurrence and seasonal dynamics of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in the Krško aquifer (Slovenia) |
| P-029 | Session 1.8 | 117 | Jeong, Eunju | Spatial distributions of microplastics and PFAS at the streambed interface near a wastewater effluent outfall in Korea |
| P-030 | Session 1.8 | 134 | Blom, Gert-Jan | Groundwater as a hidden driver of persistent aquatic pesticide pollution in the Western Cape, South Africa |
| P-031 | Session 1.8 | 197 | Moses Souta | Conceptualisation of contaminant pathways in the Lomagundi dolomite aquifer, Zimbabwe |
| P-032 | Session 1.8 | 377 | Bense, Victor | Subsurface heat island anomalies beneath a small city as tracers of heterogeneous lateral groundwater flow toward a near urban groundwater abstraction |
| P-033 | Session 1.8 | 537 | Vadillo, Iñaki | Presence and distribution of contaminants of emerging concern in volcanic aquifers of Valle Central (Costa Rica) |
| P-034 | Session 1.8 | 563 | Iñaki Vadillo Pérez | Bayesian priors improve nitrate source attribution in the Barva-Colima volcanic multilayer aquifer system (Costa Rica) |
| P-035 | Session 1.8 | 579 | Szűcs, Andrea | Groundwater quality patterns in a major porous aquifer affected by multiple anthropogenic and climatic pressures in the northern part of the Great Hungarian Plain |
| P-036 | Session 1.8 | 595 | Peter Malík | Radon and tritium in groundwater of the less permeable sedimentary rocks in northern part of the Pannonian Basin |
| P-037 | Session 1.8 | 662 | Kuo, Chih-Ching | Hydrochemical signatures of groundwater salinization in the coastal Jhuoshuei River Alluvial Fan, Taiwan |
| P-038 | Session 1.8 | 700 | Huneau, Frederic | Crossing nitrate isotopes and contaminants of emerging concerns to investigate pollution processes to N’Djamena urban groundwater resources |
| P-039 | Session 1.8 | 835 | Garel, Emilie | Tracing anthropogenic contamination in a shallow coastal aquifer using an integrated multi-tracer approach (Lomé, Togo) |
| P-040 | Session 1.8 | 989 | Ligavha-Mbelengwa, Lufuno | Seasonal patterns of emerging organic contaminants in groundwater: tracing anthropogenic impacts |
| P-041 | Session 2.1 | 85 | de Volder, Sofie | Enhancing geothermal efficiency: fluorescent tracer testing for aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES) in fractured aquifers. |
| P-042 | Session 2.1 | 168 | Abdulhaq, Hawkar | A decision-support chain for underground thermal energy storage in depleted clastic reservoirs: from suitability screening to breakthrough risk reduction |
| P-043 | Session 2.1 | 171 | Bence Molnár | Analysis of aquifer heterogeneity as a risk factor for geothermal wells based on theoretical and field-based numerical simulations |
| P-044 | Session 2.1 | 185 | Tóthi, Tamara | Modelling groundwater flow and temperature using forward and multi-parameter inverse numerical methods for improving geothermal potential exploration |
| P-045 | Session 2.1 | 200 | Margarida Antunes | Data-driven geothermal groundwater potential using integrated GIS–machine learning approaches |
| P-046 | Session 2.1 | 220 | Janža, Mitja | Modelling groundwater flow and thermal regimes in the Ljubljana urban aquifer |
| P-047 | Session 2.1 | 276 | Hegels, Marlis | Dissolution effects of increased thermal spread in geothermal operations in the North Alpine Foreland Basin |
| P-048 | Session 2.1 | 289 | Kun, Éva | Multi-scale modelling of geothermal heat transport in the Budapest Thermal Karst and the Pannonian Basin |
| P-049 | Session 2.1 | 368 | Casati, Tommaso | A new multidisciplinary approach to assess well clogging issues in an open-loop groundwater heat pumps system integrated with metagenomic analysis |
| P-050 | Session 2.1 | 425 | Matías Taucare | Integrating thermal and hydrogeological properties in an alluvial aquifer: a comparative approach to TRT using analytical and numerical modelling in the Aconcagua Basin, central Chile |
| P-051 | Session 2.1 | 522 | Glenda Taddia | Hydrogeological modeling for the optimization of an open-loop geothermal system at Politecnico di Torino: the ’’Spina della Didattica” case study (Turin, Italy) |
| P-052 | Session 2.1 | 530 | Wachowicz-Pyzik, Anna | Conventional and unconventional geothermal systems in further development of the geothermal energy sector |
| P-053 | Session 2.1 | 569 | Ruiz-Aguilar, Diego | Hydrogeophysical characterization of an area close to Cerro Prieto Geothermal Field (Mexico) |
| P-054 | Session 2.1 | 865 | Mucsi, Endre Dömötör | Lithostratigraphy as an important factor in the characteristics of geothermal reservoirs of the Great Hungarian Plain |
| P-055 | Session 2.1 | 873 | Sakata, Yoshitaka | Evaluation of thermal energy potential from snow-melting wells in Japan |
| P-056 | Session 2.1 | 964 | Rivera Villarreyes, Carlos | Understanding the feasibility of aquifer thermal energy storage using numerical simulations |
| P-057 | Session 2.1 | 1024 | Forberger, Árpád | The hot side of geothermal applications |
| P-058 | Session 2.2 | 13 | Abdelrahman Ahmed Ali Abdelrahman | BioFLOWLAND from mining to living landscapes: biodiversity and water resilience across borders |
| P-059 | Session 2.2 | 208 | Park, Kyuyoung | Integrated approach to simulating radionuclide migration: coupling infiltration tests in unsaturated–saturated zones |
| P-060 | Session 2.2 | 339 | Hu, Litang | Numerical assessment of long-term contaminant migration risk and management strategies at a redeveloped heavy-metal smelting site |
| P-061 | Session 2.2 | 359 | Zhou, Aiguo | Isotopic fingerprints of stibnite oxidation: unraveling water-rock interactions in mine groundwater systems |
| P-062 | Session 2.2 | 374 | Zaniboni, Linda | Comparative analysis of the impacts of gold mining on surface and groundwater at a global scale |
| P-063 | Session 2.2 | 502 | Philipp Marx | Application of radon measurements to determine groundwater inflows into watercourses in the Lusatian post-mining landscape |
| P-064 | Session 2.2 | 575 | Samara Triantafyllia | Evaluation of hydrogeochemical processes in former mining areas: the case of the Kirki Mine, Evros, NE Greece |
| P-065 | Session 2.2 | 628 | Paul Joël Havemann Lourens | Assessing the influence of a graben structure on the migration of pollutants from mining and industrial waste facilities |
| P-066 | Session 2.2 | 640 | Gladness Mohale | Hydrogeological characterisation and conceptualisation of groundwater flow in the Quaternary catchment X11B, Carolina area, Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. |
| P-067 | Session 2.2 | 689 | Bartosz Kaczynski | Hydraulic testing and instrumentation strategies under extreme deep underground conditions |
| P-068 | Session 2.2 | 751 | Palak-Mazur, Dorota | Contribution of research groundwater monitoring in solving transboundary problems – experiences from Poland |
| P-069 | Session 2.2 | 777 | Lei Lyu | Numerical characterization of fracture permeability for groundwater flow modeling in a tin mine using GEOFRAC |
| P-070 | Session 2.2 | 844 | José Guilherme Filgueira | Hydrochemical assessment of a natural uranium anomaly in a fractured crystalline aquifer, Santa Quitéria, northeastern Brazil |
| P-071 | Session 2.2 | 930 | Živanović, Vladimir | The role of hydrogeologists in the development of critical mineral deposits: the Jadar project in Serbia case study |
| P-072 | Session 2.2 | 979 | Raza, Yasmin | Understanding the impact of groundwater abstraction in urban city Karachi Pakistan |
| P-073 | Session 2.2 | 1032 | Gaël Kobessen | The potential impact of sand mining on water resources: a case study in the Mahalapye River sub-catchment as a conceptual foundation for numerical modelling of the Limpopo River Basin. |
| P-074 | Session 2.2 | 1042 | Vera Nyabuto | Mining impacts on underground water systems |
| P-075 | Session 3.6 | 198 | Margarida Antunes | Climate-resilient groundwater management through recharge assessment in an arid region |
| P-076 | Session 3.6 | 269 | Moghimi Benhangi, Saman | Toward a transboundary groundwater flow model for the Görlitz–Zgorzelec aquifer: integrating 3D stochastic geological modeling and transient groundwater simulation |
| P-077 | Session 3.6 | 356 | Bruno, Simone | Reconstruction of the hydrogeological structure of the Po River Basin (northern Italy) for modeling purposes to support sustainable groundwater management |
| P-078 | Session 3.6 | 371 | Zaadnoordijk, Willem | Evaluation of the temporal evolution of groundwater levels from repeated spatial interpolation for prediction of land subsidence |
| P-079 | Session 3.6 | 480 | Syed Mustafa | Hydrological connectivity during droughts and floods in data-scarce arid transboundary river basins |
| P-080 | Session 3.6 | 505 | Tschumper, Rolf | Innovative study to determine remaining drinking water resources using the example of an unconsolidated rock aquifer in the Emmental Valley, Switzerland |
| P-082 | Session 3.6 | 573 | Chin Man Mok | Managing integrated water resources under rainfall and demand uncertainty |
| P-083 | Session 3.6 | 613 | Kim, Yongje | Assessment of water deficient areas considering natural and anthropogenic factors in the Geungang River Basin, South Korea |
| P-084 | Session 3.6 | 647 | Buera Cuerva, Javier | Ancient water practices in the arid environment of Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park (SE Spain). An example of resilience in the context of global change |
| P-085 | Session 3.6 | 954 | Huttner, Philipp | High resolution modelling of groundwater recharge with MIKE SHE |
| P-086 | Session 3.6 | 988 | Carolina Fernanda dos Santos | Hydrological memory and baseflow dynamics in a tropical catchment from long-term hydrological modeling |
| P-087 | Session 3.6 | 992 | Hutzemakers, Julien | Evolution of groundwater resources of Wallonia in a changing climate |
| P-088 | Session 3.6 | 996 | Lucia Ortega | Tracing hidden hydrological reorganization in glacier-related hazard systems: an isotope-hydrology framework |
| P-089 | Session 3.8 | 54 | Igbinedion, Joseph | Analysis, comparison and review of water policies for governance and management in Sub-Sahara Africa |
| P-090 | Session 3.8 | 175 | Ricardo Hirata | Why are there so many irregular wells in Brazil? |
| P-091 | Session 3.8 | 410 | Shammy Puri | Transforming spontaneous to ordered conjunctive management: a pilot case, West Fergana Valley |
| P-092 | Session 3.8 | 956 | Dale L Barrow | Toward transboundary groundwater cooperation: developing a groundwater strategy for the Cubango-Okavango River Basin (CORB) |
| P-093 | Session 3.8 | 994 | Peng Dou | Impact of different replenishment and exploitation schemes on groundwater environment in typical water conservation areas |
| P-094 | Session 4.1 | 157 | Bäthge, Annemarie | Quantifying the impact of climate drivers on groundwater dynamics in diverse environmental settings and heterogeneous time series data – a method comparison |
| P-095 | Session 4.1 | 160 | Sebastian Walczak | Downscaling GRACE data for physically consistent monitoring of groundwater storage changes and associated land subsidence |
| P-096 | Session 4.1 | 169 | Abdulhaq, Hawkar | Building a groundwater data factory for faster decisions, lower risk, and compliance by design |
| P-097 | Session 4.1 | 237 | Jude King | Combining AI-based data mining and 3D interpolation for groundwater salinity models |
| P-098 | Session 4.1 | 423 | Pugliese, Ernesto | Machine learning approaches for spring detection in the Northern Apennines (Italy) |
| P-099 | Session 4.1 | 481 | Giaccio, Federica (Sapienza University Of Rome) | The resilience of karst springs to climate change: in-depth analysis of long discharge time series in the Umbria Region (Italy) and potential forecasting |
| P-100 | Session 4.1 | 609 | Gastmans, Didier | Hydro(geo)chemical modeling as a complementary tool for integrated water resources management |
| P-101 | Session 4.1 | 701 | Szijártó, Márk | Combined time-series analysis, satellite data and machine learning techniques in water balance assessment for the Kis-Balaton Water Protection System |
| P-102 | Session 4.1 | 761 | Lívia Freitas | A national groundwater well dataset to advance water security in Brazil |
| P-103 | Session 4.1 | 851 | Buday-Bódi, Erika | Machine learning-enhanced 3D seismic characterization in Upper Pannonian thermal water reservoirs, case study of Polgár 3D (Hungary) |
| P-104 | Session 4.1 | 862 | Mohammed Noor Hassan | Data-driven optimization of groundwater potential zones in the Hamissana Shear Zone, Sudan: a comparative study of AHP and genetic algorithm approaches |
| P-105 | Session 4.1 | 926 | Kaustub Sinha | From algorithms to aquifers: assessing the groundwater impact of AI data centres on groundwater sustainability |
| P-106 | Session 4.1 | 931 | Tamás Buday | Analysis of the average drawdown effect of periodic water extraction using analytical and numerical methods |
| P-107 | Session 4.1 | 946 | Naïma El Assaoui | Predictive modeling of groundwater levels using machine learning: case study of the Berrechid Aquifer (Morocco) |
| P-108 | Session 4.1 | 1022 | Khaoula Charrek | Probabilistic assessment of fault-controlled hydraulic connectivity in Tunisian aquifer systems using a Monte Carlo-machine learning workflow |
| P-109 | Session 4.8 | 100 | Saito, Masahiko | Numerical study on formation of preferential flow paths in non-uniform seepage field using soil erosion model |
| P-110 | Session 4.8 | 131 | Schorpp, Ludovic | Use of open-access tools to construct and calibrate a groundwater delta-scale model |
| P-111 | Session 4.8 | 180 | Karlović, Igor | Using grain size distribution data to constrain hydraulic conductivity estimates in groundwater flow models: Varaždin aquifer case study |
| P-112 | Session 4.8 | 247 | Zapata Barra, Catalina | Sensitivity and uncertainty analyis of soil–water dynamics through a bucket-model approach |
| P-113 | Session 4.8 | 366 | Margaret E. Stevenson | Influence of hydraulic conductivity zone placement on preferential flow in a saturated heterogeneous gravel column |
| P-114 | Session 4.8 | 369 | Maria Clementina Caputo | Utilizing ensemble-based uncertainty analysis for potential observation well locations in the Pwales Aquifer, Malta |
| P-115 | Session 4.8 | 541 | Kyra Boek | Benchmarking reactive mass transport in cryo-hydrogeological systems |
| P-116 | Session 4.8 | 958 | Ion Păsărică | Incremental drawdown-based interpretation of pumping tests: implications for spatio-temporal variability and parameter uncertainty |
| P-117 | Session 4.8 | 963 | Rivera Villarreyes, Carlos | On understanding the role of uncertainty behind 3D geological structural models towards better groundwater modelling predictions |
| P-118 | Session 4.8 | 998 | Nazanin Mohammadi | Using time-lapse gravimetry to quantify subsurface hydrogeological heterogeneity |
| P-119 | Session 4.8 | 1000 | Alper Elçi | Characterizing hydrogeological properties of aquifers with InSAR-based land subsidence observations and a coupled modeling approach |
| P-120 | Session 4.8 | 1009 | Földvári, Koppány | Numerical modelling of typical geothermal reservoirs of the Pannonian Basin – handling challenges and uncertainties in early exploration |
| P-121 | Session 4.8 | 1023 | Pryet, Alexandre | A flowchart-based framework for decision-support groundwater modeling |
| P-122 | Session 5.3 | 27 | Kim, Ho-Rim | Quantifying anthropogenic impacts on urban groundwater dynamics: a machine learning and causal inference approach in Seoul, South Korea |
| P-123 | Session 5.3 | 47 | Fumi Sugita | Restoration and water quality management of an urban pond supported by nutrient-rich goundwater |
| P-124 | Session 5.3 | 526 | Zagar Klara | Stable isotopes in tap water: insights into urban water supply structure and management in Ljubljana |
| P-125 | Session 5.3 | 610 | Gastmans, Didier | Tracking urban waters in middle size municipality using stable isotopes: a study case in southern Brazil |
| P-126 | Session 5.3 | 965 | Majid Taie Semiromi | Implications of blue-green infrastructure for enhancing groundwater quantity and quality in urban areas: benefits and constraints |
| P-127 | Session 5.4 | 64 | Bridget R Scanlon | Adapting to climate extremes using conjunctive management of surface water and groundwater and managed aquifer recharge |
| P-128 | Session 5.4 | 163 | Puigserver diana | Natural attenuation of emerging and biological contaminants during managed aquifer recharge (MAR) of coastal aquifers using reclaimed water |
| P-129 | Session 5.4 | 178 | Evi Derks | Seasonal stream level raising as managed aquifer recharge: a case study from the eastern Netherlands |
| P-130 | Session 5.4 | 300 | Marylidia Villagrán Marroquín | Model comparison to evaluate the implementation of adjustable weirs in agricultural drainage ditches for groundwater management in Belgium |
| P-131 | Session 5.4 | 416 | Miguel Moreno | Drought and managed aquifer recharge (MAR) in Mexico: priority framework to increase drought resilience |
| P-132 | Session 5.4 | 589 | Reham Mohammed | Treated wastewater reuse for sustainable agriculture using MAR approach. Case study: Kiskunfélegyháza, Hungary |
| P-133 | Session 5.4 | 902 | Syed Mustafa | Enhancing urban flood resilience through nature-based solutions in data-scarce environments |
| P-134 | Session 6.1 | 156 | Kirsty Upton | A risk-based approach to groundwater governance in West Africa |
| P-135 | Session 6.1 | 231 | Surinthip, Anuwat | Integrating geophysical surveys and groundwater potential assessments in salt dome areas of northeastern Thailand for sustainable water security |
| P-136 | Session 6.1 | 294 | Alexander, Sarah | Data-scarce recharge estimates from wadi flows in Yemen |
| P-137 | Session 6.1 | 384 | Kusaman, Tusneem | Hydrogeological exploration for groundwater management: case studies of Donpradoo and Pakpayoon subdistricts, Pakpayoon district, Phatthalung Province |
| P-138 | Session 6.1 | 489 | Massimo Spadoni | Groundwater quality assessment in the Middle and Lower Awash Basin (Afar, Ethiopia): an international cooperation experience |
| P-139 | Session 6.1 | 588 | Tibor Yvan Stigter | Investigating the behavior and lateral extent of sand river alluvial aquifers in support of sustainable groundwater development in the Limpopo dryland area of Mozambique |
| P-140 | Session 6.1 | 720 | José Luis García Aróstegui | Groundwater in international cooperation at IGME-CSIC |
| P-141 | Session 6.1 | 737 | Steve Kumwenda | Developing a standardized diagnostic and physical audit manual for handpumps and boreholes serving rural groundwater water supply systems |
| P-142 | Session 6.1 | 860 | Pedro Lombe | Drought propagation and groundwater storage dynamics in southern Angola |
| P-143 | Session 6.1 | 972 | Margarida Antunes | Potencially toxic elements in groundwater of southern Honduras and its potential relevance for chronic kidney disease |
| P-144 | Session 6.1 | 1008 | Mahilet Berihun | Factors influencing organisational purchasing practices in the handpump supply chain and their implications for quality assurance |
| P-145 | Session 6.1 | 1034 | Fussi, Fabio | Estimation of groundwater potential for solar pumping systems in southern Madagascar using large water points database and machine learning |
| P-146 | Session 6.2 | 2 | Karekezi Jean Pierre | Strengthening groundwater knowledge in Rwanda: gaps, challenges, and opportunities for improved resource assessment |
| P-147 | Session 6.2 | 228 | Endo, Takahiro | Groundwater for emergency water supply: evidence from the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake, Japan |
| P-148 | Session 6.2 | 337 | Mónica Guzman-Rojo | Fire-driven groundwater recharge vulnerability and recharge-zone protection: a pilot case in the Municipality of San José de Chiquitos, Bolivia |
| P-149 | Session 6.2 | 424 | Victor Klaba | Beyond status quo: knowledge-based co-construction labs for climate adaptation in Sud-West Europe's thermal spa towns |
| P-150 | Session 6.2 | 458 | Moshood Tijani | Socio-hydrogeological approaches for climate-resilient groundwater management in the coastal zone of southwestern Nigeria |
| P-151 | Session 6.2 | 767 | Prandi, Emilio Carlos | Integrating aquifers, watersheds, and participatory governance |
| P-152 | Session 6.2 | 852 | Lucas Daniel Cunha de Paula | Beyond technical rationality: a socio-hydrogeological framework for groundwater decision-making in agro-exporting economies |
| P-153 | Session 6.2 | 937 | Amruta Pradhan | Unsustainable transition to groundwater use as a response to a systemic shock: case study of Pench Irrigation Project, Maharashtra, India |
| P-155 | Session 6.5 | 88 | Munodawafa, Tichazvipedza Fadzai | Challenges of geophysical reports in east and southern Africa |
| P-156 | Session 6.5 | 258 | Gál, Nóra | Multi-level data systems for risk mitigation, management and visualization in support geothermal exploration in Hungary |
| P-157 | Session 6.5 | 894 | Atanaskovic Samolov, Katarina | Hydrogeologists in geological surveys as strategic actors in groundwater governance and climate resilience: the Serbian experience |
| Poster No. | Session | LID | Presenting author | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P-154 | Session 6.2 | 993 | McClain, Cynthia | Bringing groundwater to the water table: IAH Canada’s Committee for Groundwater Advocacy |
| P-161 | Session 1.1 | 130 | Nina Rman | Using monthly stable isotope datasets of the Sava River water cycle for investigation of pollutant transport pathways |
| P-162 | Session 1.1 | 257 | Roland Bäumle | Systematic compilation and analysis of regional groundwater age data in a fractured aquifer system in central Germany |
| P-163 | Session 1.1 | 278 | Benčić, Ivana | Development of a conceptual model of the groundwater–river interaction under changing climate conditions by using hydrochemical and isotopic parameters |
| P-164 | Session 1.1 | 516 | Persoiu Aurel | Preferential recharge of karst aquifers by winter precipitation |
| P-165 | Session 1.1 | 644 | Koeniger, Paul | A validation and comparison study of stable isotope based on mean catchment altitude estimations of springs in the Lebanon Mountains |
| P-166 | Session 1.1 | 666 | Abderrahman El Farchouni | Hydrochemical and isotopic assessment of groundwater recharge mechanisms in semi-arid alluvial aquifers: integrating environmental tracers with conceptual modeling |
| P-167 | Session 1.1 | 685 | Kang, Hyun-Ji | Constraining gamma transit time distributions in a volcanic island aquifer by combining seasonal δ¹⁸O attenuation with multi-tracer ages |
| P-168 | Session 1.1 | 934 | Cho, Sunghyen | A study of baseflow separation using end-member mixing analysis during consecutive events |
| P-169 | Session 1.2 | 435 | Denisse Toro | Groundwater in the fractured rocks of Chacabuco, Maipo Basin, central Chilean Andes |
| P-170 | Session 1.2 | 450 | Baud Benjamin | Insight from mountain groundwater flows: springs in deformed and partially-covered karst aquifers in the Roya Valley (Saorge, France). |
| P-171 | Session 1.2 | 477 | Fracica Gonzalez, Laura Rossana | Assessing subsurface water pathways in a headwater catchment impacted by extreme flooding using environmental seismology |
| P-172 | Session 1.2 | 614 | Di Giovanni, Alessia | Comparison between effective infiltration and outflow rate in carbonate aquifers of the central Apennines |
| P-173 | Session 1.2 | 624 | Antonio González Ramón | Groundwater flooding in urban karst during extreme rainfall: the 2026 Grazalema event (SW Spain) |
| P-174 | Session 1.2 | 659 | Lucio Di Matteo | Characterizing the Cucco Mt karst aquifer system through hydrogeological monitoring: first results from the Scirca spring (central Italy) |
| P-175 | Session 1.2 | 728 | Petrič, Metka | Hydrological analysis of long-term cave drip hydrographs for quantifying vadose zone heterogeneity in a karst aquifer |
| P-176 | Session 1.2 | 731 | Lyu,Lei | The regulatory effect of paleogeomorphological reconstruction on groundwater distribution in fault basins |
| P-177 | Session 1.2 | 733 | Tóthi, Tamara | Thermal springs as indicators of structurally controlled groundwater flow and deep geothermal potential in the Buda thermal karst |
| P-178 | Session 1.2 | 749 | Assunção, Pedro | Hybrid modelling of urbanized karst aquifer under intensive pumping in Brazil |
| P-179 | Session 1.2 | 769 | Taucare, Matías | Mapping potential groundwater recharge in the mountainous and hyperarid Atacama Desert (northern Chile) |
| P-180 | Session 1.2 | 936 | Durán Valsero, Juan José | Wardrobe-type karst and bed-type karst: structural, geomorphological, and hydrogeological general characteristics |
| P-181 | Session 1.6 | 148 | Petrovic Pantic, Tanja | A new approach for assessing geothermal reservoir potential in south-eastern Serbia |
| P-182 | Session 1.6 | 438 | Kashiwaya, Koki | Evolution processes of geothermal fluids in Rungwe Volcanic Province, Tanzania, interpreted from noble gas geochemistry |
| P-183 | Session 1.6 | 536 | Nina Rman | Structural and hydraulic controls on forced convection in Alpine aquifer systems: insights from two thermal springs in NW Slovenia |
| P-184 | Session 1.6 | 551 | Marković Tamara | Hydrochemical and isotopic characterization of geothermal aquifers in the Pannonian Basin - Croatia |
| P-185 | Session 1.6 | 742 | Atanacković, Nebojša | Hyperalkaline springs as indicators of the natural hydrogen potential in inner Dinaric ophiolites |
| P-186 | Session 1.6 | 834 | Živanović, Vladimir | Spring tapping structures design as a factor in preserving water quality for bottling – Vlasina case study |
| P-187 | Session 1.6 | 987 | Halaj Elzbieta | Sustainable integration of low-temperature geothermal waters and energy with RES and thermal energy storage in Poland’s regions |
| P-188 | Session 1.6 | 991 | Binghua,Li | Hydrochemical evolution characteristics and genesis of groundwater under long-term infiltration (2007—2018) of reclaimed water in downstream of Chaobai River region |
| P-189 | Session 1.6 | 1030 | Deák, József | Use of isotope tools to prove the ice age origin and pristineness of the Minera mineral water in Albertirsa (Hungary) |
| P-190 | Session 1.7 | 12 | Petre, Marie-Amelie | Investigating groundwater flow in a buried valley and bedrock aquifer system (Kurikka, Finland) using hydrochemistry and environmental tracers (³H, ¹⁴C) |
| P-191 | Session 1.7 | 38 | Sebastián Correa-Varela | Seasonal-driven redox dynamics: unravelling geogenic and anthropogenic Fe-Mn coupling in shallow alluvial aquifers |
| P-192 | Session 1.7 | 68 | Maria Nygård-Hämäläinen | Iron and manganese dynamics in groundwater extraction sites influenced by bank filtration |
| P-193 | Session 1.7 | 118 | Gourcy, Laurence | Conductivity as a proxy to understand spatial and temporal nitrate concentration in groundwater – Beauce area, France |
| P-194 | Session 1.7 | 190 | Martínez-Barros, Renata | Unravelling the complexity of recharge mechanisms and mixing processes in mountainous aquifers |
| P-195 | Session 1.7 | 310 | Palazzi, Alice | Quantifying mountain-front recharge in urban areas: the case study of Brescia (N Italy) |
| P-196 | Session 1.7 | 322 | Meggiorin, Mara | Isotope analysis at an Italian coastal industrial site to detect sewer system leakage |
| P-197 | Session 1.7 | 347 | Yebin Lee | Seasonal variations in groundwater and surface water quality and implications for water resource management in an urban-rural mixed area |
| P-198 | Session 1.7 | 405 | Bahar, Tidjani | Groundwater flow modeling in urban areas: a case study of N’Djamena in Chad (Central Africa) |
| P-199 | Session 1.7 | 452 | Ojeda, Lucía | Hydrogeochemical control by tectonic lithologic contacts in hyperalkaline springs of the Ronda Peridotite Massif (Málaga, Spain) |
| P-200 | Session 1.7 | 636 | Adwoba Edjah | Assessment of groundwater recharge using multi-disciplinary approach, in a data-scarce basin |
| P-201 | Session 1.7 | 743 | Turan, Hatice | Contaminants of emerging concern as tools to unravel hydrogeological dynamics and contaminant pathways in contrasting Mediterranean lagoons: Étang de Biguglia (Corsica, France) and Étang de l’Or (Occitanie, France) |
| P-202 | Session 1.7 | 785 | José Guilherme Filgueira | Assessment of groundwater circulation and recharge paleotemperature using multiple isotopic and noble gases in a Brazilian semiarid aquifer |
| P-203 | Session 1.7 | 807 | Czuppon, György | Multivariate analysis of spring waters in the Aggtelek Karst (NE Hungary): controlling factors of hydrochemistry and hydrochemical grouping |
| P-204 | Session 1.7 | 820 | Cisternino, Andrea | Biogeochemical processes in a complex aquifer system: implications for defining natural geochemical background levels |
| P-205 | Session 1.7 | 895 | Meador, Travis | Assessing organo-mineral interactions using a stable isotope hydrology approach |
| P-206 | Session 1.7 | 943 | Reyana Garcia | Natural radioactivity in drinking water: application of environmental tracers and regional groundwater flow analysis in northwestern Hungary |
| P-207 | Session 1.7 | 1020 | Buyankhishig Nemer | Hydrogeological controls on cover clay performance in the Oyu Tolgoi tailing storage facilities, Mongolia |
| P-208 | Session 1.7 | 1026 | Hornero Díaz, Jorge | Hydrochemical and isotopic evidence of groundwater connectivity in Caroch Sur aquifer (SE Spain) |
| P-209 | Session 1.7 | 1039 | Yan, Lina | Reactive Fe colloids at the groundwater-surface water interface: size-dependent transformation regulated by DOM-microbial-redox coupling |
| P-210 | Session 3.3 | 149 | Gourdol, Laurent | Forest–groundwater interactions across scales controlling groundwater dynamics in the Weierbach Experimental Catchment, Luxembourg |
| P-211 | Session 3.3 | 279 | Klaus Hinsby | Investigating MIKAS and Sentinel Springs in Denmark |
| P-212 | Session 3.3 | 487 | Leonora Waromi | A conceptual sustainability framework for groundwater management under energy transition and climate pressure in eastern Indonesia |
| P-213 | Session 3.3 | 760 | Santoni, Sébastien | Long-term monitoring of water and carbon dynamics in a groundwater-dependent Mediterranean peatland |
| P-214 | Session 3.3 | 886 | Krogulec, Ewa | Multiscale groundwater drought dynamics in a shallow lowland aquifer system |
| P-215 | Session 3.3 | 959 | De Klein, Thijs | Remote sensing-based modelling of lake-groundwater interactions in a data-scarce tropical floodplain system |
| P-216 | Session 3.3 | 967 | Petitta, Marco | Integrated groundwater flow and reactive transport modelling for climate change adaptation: results from the NINFA project |
| P-217 | Session 3.3 | 995 | Ortega, Lucia | Isotopic assessment of groundwater–wetland interactions under changing hydrological conditions |
| P-218 | Session 3.3 | 1033 | Huggins, Xander | Groundwater-dependent ecosystems are a missing component of global research and policy agendas |
| P-219 | Session 3.5 | 172 | Al-Tunsi, Bandar | Groundwater management and governance framework by the Saudi Geological Survey: the case of Wadi Ibrahim and Wadi Utaibia, Makkah City, KSA |
| P-220 | Session 3.5 | 260 | Szijártó, Márk | Numerical investigation of the effectiveness of managed surface water infiltration through surface canals in semi-arid areas |
| P-221 | Session 3.5 | 283 | Wu Xia, Binghua Li, Peng Dou | Evaluation the effect of comprehensive control measures on groundwater over - exploitation in Beijing |
| P-222 | Session 3.5 | 296 | van der Keur, Peter | Introducing slow hydrology as a nature-based water balance tool |
| P-223 | Session 3.5 | 486 | Leonora Waromi | Reframing groundwater systems sustainability under energy transition and climate pressure: a conceptual framework from eastern Indonesia |
| P-224 | Session 3.5 | 629 | del Villar, Andrei | Is managed aquifer recharge a nature-based solution? A comparative assessment of MAR methods using NbS criteria |
| P-225 | Session 3.5 | 727 | Vanessa A. Godoy | Nature-based solutions for nitrate impacts in a Mediterranean coastal aquifer–lagoon system |
| P-226 | Session 3.5 | 928 | Susana Prada | Nature-based solutions for enhancing groundwater recharge on the volcanic island of madeira: a case study insights |
| P-227 | Session 3.5 | 1017 | Buyankhishig Nemer | Groundwater resource assessment for sustainable livestock water supply in Khanbogd Soum, Mongolia |
| P-228 | Session 3.5 | 1031 | Musaed Aklan | Restoring hydrological balance through nature-based solutions: addressing groundwater overuse and rainfall underutilization |
| P-229 | Session 3.5 | 1040 | Liang, Xue | Efficient solubilization performance and mechanism for chlorinated hydrocarbons in aquifers of anionic-nonionic gemini surfactants |
| P-230 | Session 4.2 | 98 | Atanaskovic Samolov, Katarina | Long-term trends and spatial heterogeneity of groundwater levels in Vojvodina: analyzing the impact of climate change and anthropogenic factors on water management |
| P-231 | Session 4.2 | 402 | Lee, Shih-Yao | A data-driven approach for estimating groundwater availability under management targets for agricultural irrigation |
| P-232 | Session 4.2 | 454 | Broda, Stefan | GRUVO - an operational machine learning-based platform for groundwater level forecasting in Germany |
| P-233 | Session 4.2 | 679 | Shammy Puri | From monitoring to management: why groundwater data alone may not prevent ‘water bankruptcy’ |
| P-234 | Session 4.2 | 719 | Marlen Hunt | Integrated spatial database for transboundary groundwater resilience assessment |
| P-235 | Session 4.2 | 778 | Prandi, Emilio | Implementation of a groundwater monitoring network to support decision-making for the issuance of water use permits in the Paranapanema River Basin, Brazil. |
| P-236 | Session 4.2 | 867 | Dr. Farid Achour | Determining optimal sampling frequency using transducers within groundwater monitoring wells |
| P-237 | Session 4.2 | 969 | Bernard Szlęk, Rystwej Nikola, Ząbek Emilia | WELLth Kraków! © - where security flows from nature |
| P-238 | Session 4.2 | 975 | Magdaleena Männik | Real-time groundwater monitoring and early warning systems for municipal decision-making in Estonia and Latvia |
| P-239 | Session 4.2 | 982 | Stevenazzi, Stefania | Integrated short- and long-term hydrogeochemical monitoring to investigate geochemical processes in a waste landfill area |
| P-240 | Session 4.2 | 1006 | Nol, Ondrej | Methodology for assessing groundwater balance in Quaternary groundwater bodies in the Czech Republic |
| P-241 | Session 4.2 | 1013 | Camila Müller | Systematic nitrate monitoring in a volcanic fractured aquifer in southern Brazil: sources, pathways, and water security implications |
| P-242 | Session 4.2 | 1014 | Gustavo Athayde | Scaling up hydrogeological science: how 8 years of aquifer monitoring drove research in Paraná state, Brazil |
| P-243 | Session 4.3 | 32 | Ryu, Dong-Woo | Assessing climate- and urbanization-driven changes in stream–groundwater recharge using a coupled SLEUTH–SWB modeling framework: a case study of Daejeon, Korea |
| P-244 | Session 4.3 | 207 | Park, Jiwon | Hydraulic connectivity of deep granite fracture zones at the KURT site: site characterization for solute transport experiments |
| P-245 | Session 4.3 | 383 | Claudia Medina Montecinos | Integrating field, numerical and analytical methods to characterize the unsaturated zone in Milan, Italy |
| P-246 | Session 4.3 | 709 | Dhara Kakwani | Integrated hydro-climatic assessment of groundwater storage variability using recharge models and GRACE data |
| P-247 | Session 4.3 | 725 | Nagy, Bence | Pressure increase behaviour within injection wells: a numerical study in stochastically heterogeneous reservoirs |
| P-248 | Session 4.3 | 754 | Stephen David Thomas | Hydraulic absement analysis of pumping tests |
| P-249 | Session 4.3 | 770 | Diego Meléndez-Saldaña | Development of an integrated hydrological model for large-scale SW-GW dynamics with automated multi-objective calibration |
| P-250 | Session 4.3 | 805 | Buela, Leunell Chris | Regional-scale numerical modeling of groundwater flow and contaminant migration associated with resource recovery facility in San Pablo City, Philippines |
| P-251 | Session 4.3 | 814 | Chen, Zhao | Understanding the spatio-temporal dependence of global water withdrawals for drinking water supply on karst aquifers |
| P-252 | Session 4.3 | 889 | La Vigna, Francesco | CII500K: a new harmonized national framework of Italy’s groundwater systems at 1:500,000 scale |
| P-253 | Session 4.3 | 970 | Yang, Jiawen | ENSO-driven global teleconnections of terrestrial water storage anomalies |
| P-254 | Session 4.3 | 978 | Bishop, Caleb | Developing Australia's national geological framework for a 3D groundwater systems atlas |
| P-255 | Session 4.3 | 1003 | Giulio Gilardi | A coupled SWAP–MODFLOW framework for evaluating Ag-MAR strategies in rice-growing areas |
| P-256 | Session 4.3 | 1005 | Diego Meléndez-Saldaña | Assessing baseflow and groundwater-level declines in the Requena-Utiel aquifer system using TETIS-derived recharge |
| P-257 | Session 4.3 | 1021 | Urrea Vargas, Valentina | Coupling SWAT-MODFLOW for assessing surface-groundwater nitrate pollution in a semi-arid region |
| P-258 | Session 4.4 | 21 | Hu, Hongxia | Heavy metal contamination assessment and source attribution in the vicinity of an iron slag pile in Hechi, China: integrating multi-medium analysis |
| P-259 | Session 4.4 | 102 | Koroša, Anja | Impacts of irrigation on water quality under different agricultural land uses |
| P-260 | Session 4.4 | 216 | Amano, Hiroki | Potential groundwater pollution from fluorine in fertilizers |
| P-261 | Session 4.4 | 250 | Svetina, Janja | Integrated analysis of Cr(VI) contaminant plume originating from multiple sources |
| P-262 | Session 4.4 | 298 | Guo, Huirong | Pore-scale observation of the enhanced remediation of residual DNAPLs under co-solvents flushing |
| P-263 | Session 4.4 | 308 | Lee, Gahee | Column experiments for comparing microplastic and conservative tracer transport in saturated porous media |
| P-264 | Session 4.4 | 344 | Gong, Chengcheng | Enhanced groundwater remediation using integrated groundwater circulation well and pump-and-treat methods in heterogeneous aquifer |
| P-265 | Session 4.4 | 390 | Chakraborty, Swagatam | Nanoplastic mobility in agricultural soils: a risk for groundwater quality |
| P-266 | Session 4.4 | 521 | Klun, Barbara | Following microplastics into the subsurface: experimental insights into sediment retention |
| P-267 | Session 4.4 | 535 | Cogliandro, Fabio | Study of the heterogeneity of PFAS contamination at a groundwater abstraction site in Nimy within the chalk aquifer of the Mons Basin |
| P-268 | Session 4.4 | 577 | Al-Marri, Jaber | Groundwater characteristics, an observatory approach |
| P-269 | Session 4.4 | 637 | Lee, Soo-Hyoung | Risks of groundwater resources caused by far field great earthquake on Jeju volcainc island, South Korea |
| P-270 | Session 4.4 | 692 | Wyszomierski, Michał | Comparison and validation of groundwater sampling methods used in the groundwater chemical status assessment in Poland. |
| P-271 | Session 4.4 | 810 | Rojek, Anna | Challenges and impacts of legal regulations on the result of the assessment of the chemical and quantitative status of groundwater in Poland |
| P-272 | Session 4.4 | 951 | Baoling Li | Impacts of sluice regulation on nitrogen fate in riparian groundwater-surface water systems |
| P-273 | Session 4.4 | 976 | Bikše, Jānis | Occurrence and preliminary patterns of PFAS in groundwater of Latvia based on national monitoring data |
| P-274 | Session 4.4 | 990 | Besien, Tim | Trifluoroacetic acid: a small molecule with the potential to cause big groundwater challenges |
| P-275 | Session 4.4 | 1004 | Kamstra, Nienke | PFAS and pesticides in Dutch groundwater under sandy soils |
| P-276 | Session 4.4 | 1036 | Xiao, Han | Research on big data and physics model co-driven technologies for refined characterization of site contaminant plume |
| P-277 | Session 4.4 | 1037 | He,Yali | Reactive sulfur species generated from elemental sulfur disproportionation: a potential pathway for stabilization metals in alkaline solid wastes |
| P-278 | Session 4.5 | 76 | Tuvia Turkeltaub | Rapid groundwater warming in an eastern Mediterranean coastal aquifer linked to urbanization |
| P-279 | Session 4.5 | 126 | Maciej R. Kłonowski | Spatial temperature distribution inferred from borehole logging and OF DTS measurements. Results of OptiSGE project. |
| P-280 | Session 4.5 | 445 | Tsai, Jui-Pin | Development of a 3D hydraulic tomography–based parameter heterogeneity estimation framework integrating deep learning and conditional simulation |
| P-281 | Session 4.5 | 854 | Hajnrych Monika | Groundwater temperature monitoring in Wrocław (Poland) - changes over two decades (2004–2024) due to climate and urban infrastructure impacts |
| P-282 | Session 4.5 | 921 | Silvestri Valerio | Mapping the groundwater thermal regime in the Milan urban aquifer |
| P-283 | Session 4.6 | 830 | Potrykus, Dawid | Application of global open-source data for groundwater vulnerability assessment in the Polish coastal area |
| P-284 | Session 4.6 | 836 | Stevenazzi, Stefania | Integrating machine learning approaches for groundwater vulnerability assessment in the Lombardy Plain area (Italy) |
| P-285 | Session 4.6 | 912 | Haddad, Bouchra | Pan-EU assessment of aquifer vulnerability to pollution using the DRASTIC framework |
| P-286 | Session 4.6 | 1002 | Derx, Julia | Machine learning–based classification of E. coli and total coliforms for sanitary risk assessment in karst springs |
| P-287 | Session 5.1 | 187 | Cuthbert, Mark | The importance of recharge and capture processes in modelling climate resilient groundwater development in tropical drylands |
| P-288 | Session 5.1 | 223 | Alam, Mohammad Faiz | Groundwater depletion in India’s food bowl: assessing aquifer limits and the effectiveness of policy interventions |
| P-289 | Session 5.1 | 280 | Delfini, Ilaria | Is the Emilia-Romagna region (Italy) aquifer system resilient to combined climatic and anthropogenic stresses? A comparison of physics-based and machine learning models |
| P-290 | Session 5.1 | 292 | Hwang, Seho | Integrated surface geophysics and borehole logging for characterizing heterogeneity in a shallow alluvial aquifer |
| P-291 | Session 5.1 | 343 | Zhang, Zaiyong | Non-rainfall water enhances the survival of artemisia ordosica under drought stress |
| P-292 | Session 5.1 | 512 | Franco, Federico Emanuel | Climate change impacts on groundwater systems in mountain regions: a systematic review of recharge, storage, and cryosphere-groundwater interactions |
| P-293 | Session 5.1 | 633 | Mahmoud M. Kazem | Separating climate and anthropogenic controls on groundwater-level dynamics using an ARIMAX framework |
| P-294 | Session 5.1 | 657 | Rakhimova, Valentina | Vulnerability of potential groundwater recharge to future climate change in arid sand-dune aquifers of western Kazakhstan |
| P-295 | Session 5.1 | 703 | Nidental Magdalena | The influence of climate change on the groundwater vulnerability index of the hydrogeologicla map of Poland 1:50,000 |
| P-296 | Session 5.1 | 753 | Kowalczyk, Agnieszka | Groundwater retention variability as a measure of aquifer system vulnerability to climate change |
| P-297 | Session 5.2 | 147 | Dragon, Krzysztof | Migration of emerging contaminants at two riverbank filtration sites located in the Warta River Valley (Poland) – results of the one-year monitoring |
| P-298 | Session 5.2 | 158 | Reynold Chow | Contaminants of emerging concern in circular water reuse: evidence from a treated-wastewater managed aquifer recharge scheme in South Africa |
| P-299 | Session 5.2 | 225 | Duangsong, Sirilack | Assessment of artificial recharge impact on groundwater using groundwater modelling in Ban Dong Khwang, Sakon Nakhon Province, Thailand |
| P-300 | Session 5.2 | 253 | Nyiri, Gábor | Hydrodynamic behavior of riverbank filtration systems: a review of Hungarian experiences |
| P-301 | Session 5.2 | 387 | Liu, Fengying | Research on key areas of major aquifers and groundwater reserves in China |
| P-302 | Session 5.2 | 418 | Jiaxing Ding | Assessing microplastic fate in riverbank filtration systems via large-volume sampling and laser direct infrared (LDIR) analysis |
| P-303 | Session 5.2 | 442 | Dongmei Han | Effects of managed aquifer recharge (MAR) with reclaimed water on ambient shallow groundwater |
| P-304 | Session 5.2 | 677 | Sitek Sławomir | Hydrogeological characterisation of an integrated managed aquifer recharge system in southern Poland using electrical resistivity tomography |
| P-305 | Session 5.2 | 695 | Peeters, Luk | Accounting for uncertainty in managed aquifer recharge potential mapping |
| P-306 | Session 5.2 | 847 | Kazi Matin Uddin Ahmed | Opportunities and challenges of restoring the depleted Dupi Tila aquifer of Dhaka megacity, Bangladesh |
| P-307 | Session 5.2 | 870 | Kalwa, Fritz | River and groundwater monitoring for MAR feasibility assessment in Dollow, Somalia |
| P-308 | Session 5.2 | 887 | Krogulec, Ewa | Hydrogeological conditions and recharge potential of a shallow alluvial aquifer in the Lower Mekong Basin (Lao PDR) |
| P-309 | Session 5.2 | 897 | Lábdy, Jenő | Planning of MAR (managed aquifer recharge) without political aspects |
| P-310 | Session 6.4 | 336 | Stigter, Tibor | Strengthening post-graduate groundwater education through a joint, applied, interdisciplinary and inclusive approach |
| P-311 | Session 6.4 | 412 | Karthikeyan, Brindha | Navigating challenges and strengthening groundwater education and sustainable progress in Tajikistan |
| P-312 | Session 6.4 | 498 | Picot-Colbeaux, Géraldine | Inquiry-based pedagogy and groundwater education |
| P-313 | Session 6.4 | 556 | Hall, Ben | AI-enhanced feedback for conceptual hydrogeology model development |
| P-314 | Session 6.4 | 817 | Almudena de la Losa | Hidrogeodia: scalable international model for groundwater public outreach |
| P-315 | Session 6.4 | 1011 | Ruiz-Aguilar, Diego | Electromagnetic odyssey: an educative video game to learn how to set up geophysical soundings for groundwater exploration. |
