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Tentative Sessions and Programme Outline for HydroPredict2008 Version: 28 June 2008)
The following sessions are distinguished for oral presentations: The numbers are abstract numbers, and can be found below in this file.
(G1) Pressures on Water Resource Systems S1 Climate Change Impacts 34,66,86,209
S2 Impacts of Land Use on Water Resources 48,72,78,89,95,119,152,180
S3 Integrated Water Management 3.1 Surface Water Management 159,261 3.2 Groundwater Management 85,109,128,177,293,298,305
(G2) Processes and Modelling S4 Linking Atmospheric and Hydrological Processes 15,41,169,173,197,226,264,337,
S5 Processes in the Unsaturated Zone 125,143,154,294,316,338
S6 Catchment Modelling 76,161,189,224
S7 Ungaged Catchments (PUBS) 202,203,239,317,331
S8 Groundwater Modelling 84,225,249,342
S9 Interaction between Surface and Groundwater Systems 5,30,82,90,91,217,218,255,281,347
S10 Surface Water Quality, Thermal Load and Sediments 10,37,148,160,351,71,196,241,318
S11 Groundwater Quality and Salt Water Intrusion 263,23,104,194,274,
S12 Eco-Hydrology S12.1 The role of vegetation in hydrological processes 39,87, 186,247,278 S12.2 Eco-Hydrological Modelling 77,114,121, 137,158,195,254,341,357
S13 Uncertainty in hydrological modelling 96,107,147,176, 296, 349
(G3) Forecasting S14 Flood Forecasting 97,151,157,183,199,268,271, 275, 297,309,346,358 S15 Runoff Forecasting 57,129,135,190,204,211,276
Keynote lectures, 30 minutes: 137, Niko Verhoest 196, Jason Kean 203, Harald Kunstmann 218, Graham Fogg 225, Mary Hill 228, Jaroslav Solc 239, Jan Seibert 255, Jan Fleckenstein 274, Alicia Wilson 275, Andreas Schumann 281, Ed Sudicky 297, Henrik Madsen 317, Stefan Uhlenbrook 337, Ramesh Teegavarapu 338, Geoff Parkin 349, John Schaake xxx, Peter Nachtnebel
Posters will be grouped, according to the above sessions, into two poster session blocks: Monday-Tuesday, 15-16 September, Poster session block 1 Wednesday-Thursday, 17-18 September, Poster session block 2
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Outline of conference programme: sessions and oral presentations Keynote talks (30 minutes) are denoted in bold. Regular lectures: 15 minutes.
Day 1, Monday, 15 September 2008, plenary all day
Put posters on display for Poster session block 1
08:30 – 10:00 - Welcome (3 short talks): 30 minutes - introductory keynote, 30 minutes, xxx, Nachtnebel - introductory keynote, 30 minutes, 228, Solc (or at beginning of day 4)
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break
Processes and modelling: S6, Catchment Modelling 76,161,189,224 Duration: 1h00min
Processes and modelling: S7, Ungaged Catchments (PUBS) 202, 203 (Kunstmann), 239 (Seibert), 317 (Uhlenbrook), 331 Duration: 2h00min
Processes and modelling: S8, Groundwater Modelling 84, 225 (Hill), 249,342 Duration: 1h15min
17:00 End lectures of day 1 17:00 – 18:30 Poster session block 1, plenary visit to posters
Day 2, lecture room 1 Day 2, lecture room 2 Tuesday, 16 September 2008, Tuesday, 16 September 2008, combined plenary and parallel 1 combined plenary and parallel 2
Poster session block 1 on display till end of day Poster session block 1 on display till end of day
In this hall, no lectures between 08:30 – 11:00 08:30 – 10:30 Plenary presentations - keynote S12.2, 30 minutes, 137, Verhoest - keynote S4, 30 minutes, 337, Teegavarapu - keynote S14, 30 minutes, 275, Schumann - keynote S14, 30 minutes, 297, Madsen 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break
Parallel 1 Parallel 2
Forecasting: Processes and modelling: S14, Flood Forecasting S12.1 Ecohydrology: The role of vegetation in 97,151,157,183,199,268,271, (275), (297), hydrological processes 309,346,358 39,87, 186,247,278 Duration: 3h30min – 60min= 2h30min Duration: 1h15min
Forecasting: Processes and modelling: S15, Runoff Forecasting S12.2 Ecohydrology: Ecohydrological Modelling 57,129,135,190,204,211,276 77,114, (137), 121,158,195,254,341,357 Duration: 1h45min Duration: 2h30min – 30min= 2h00min
Processes and modelling:
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S4, Linking Atmospheric and Hydrological Processes 15,41,169,173,197,226,264, (337) Duration: 2h15min – 30min= 1h45min
17:00 End lectures of day 2 17:00 End lectures of day 2 18:00 – 22:00 conference dinner 18:00 – 22:00 conference dinner
Day 3, lecture room 1 Day 3, lecture room 2 Wednesday, 17 September 2008, Wednesday, 17 September 2008, combined plenary and parallel 1 combined plenary and parallel 2
Put posters on display for Poster session block 2 Put posters on display for Poster session block 2
In this hall, no lectures between 08:30 – 10:30 08:30 – 10:00 Plenary presentations - keynote S5, 30 minutes, 338, Parkin - keynote S10, 30 minutes, 196, Kean - keynote S11, 30 minutes, 274, Wilson 10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break
Parallel 1 Parallel 2
Pressures on Water Resources Systems: Processes and modelling: S1, Climate Change Impacts S5, Processes in the Unsaturated Zone 34,66,86,209 125,143,154,294,316, (338) Duration: 1h00min Duration: 1h45min – 30min= 1h15min
Pressures on Water Resources Systems: Processes and modelling: S2, Impacts of Land Use on Water Resources S10, Surface Water Quality, Thermal Load and 48,72,78,89,95,119,152,180 Sediments Duration: 2h00min 10,37,148,160,351,71, (196), 241,318 Duration: 2h30min – 30min= 2h00min Pressures on Water Resources Systems: S3, Integrated Management of Surface Water and Processes and modelling: Groundwater S11, Groundwater Quality and Salt Water Intrusion 159,261 263,23,104,194, (274) 85,109,128,177,293,298,305 Duration: 1h30min – 30min= 1h00min Duration: 2h15min
17:00 End lectures of day 3 17:00 End lectures of day 3 17:00 – 18:30 Poster session block 2, plenary visit to 17:00 – 18:30 Poster session block 2, plenary visit to posters posters
Day 4, Thursday, 18 September 2008, plenary all day
Poster session block 2 on display till afternoon coffee break
08:30 Start of day 4
Processes and modelling: S9, Interaction between Surface and Groundwater Systems 5,30,82,90,91,217, 218 (Fogg), 255 (Fleckenstein), 281 (Sudicky), 347 Duration: 3h15min
Processes and modelling: S13, Uncertainty in hydrological modelling 96,107,147,176, 296, 349 (Schaake) Duration: 1h15min
16:00 (maybe at 16:30) Closure of conference
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Tentative Conference Sessions (per 28 June 2008)
The name below regards the person who had submitted the abstract, who does not have to be the person who will present the work
The full list of authors will later be available in Conference Programme
The following conference sessions are planned:
Three introductory keynotes (Hill and Nachtnebel at beginning of day 1) xxx Hill Mary US … scope and objectives of conference... xxx Nachtnebel Hans-Peter AT Title of this keynote not yet finalized Talk 228 to be presented at beginning of day 4: Integration and Synthesis – Appeal for a Lost 228 Solc Jaroslav US Profession?
(G1) Pressures on Water Resource Systems Session 1: Climate Change Impacts Session 2: Impacts of Land Use on Water Resources Session 3: Management of Surface Water and Groundwater
(G2) Processes and Modelling Session 4: Linking Atmospheric and Hydrological Processes Session 5: Processes in the Unsaturated Zone Session 6: Catchment Modelling Session 7: Ungaged Catchments (PUBS) Session 8: Groundwater Modelling Session 9: Interaction between Surface and Groundwater Systems Session 10: Surface Water Quality, Thermal Load and Sediments Session 11: Coastal Groundwater Systems and Groundwater Quality Session 12.1: Eco-Hydrology, The role of vegetation in hydrological processes Session 12.2: Eco-Hydrology, Eco-Hydrological Modelling Session 13: Uncertainty in hydrological modelling
(G3) Forecasting Session 14: Predictions: Flood Forecasting Session 15: Predictions: Runoff Forecasting
Abstracts accepted for ORAL PRESENTATION
Session 1: Climate Change Impacts Predictions for Snow Cover, Glaciers, and Runoff in a Changing Climate (presented by 34 Rango Albert US Jaroslav Martinec) Bringing global climate scenarios to water 66 Valdes Juan US managers arena: a case study Climate Change and Water Resources: Scenarios of Low-Flow Conditions in the 86 Mauser Wolfram DE Upper Danube River Basin Climate Change Impact on the Hydrological 209 Holzmann Hubert AT Regime of an Austrian Basin
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Session 2: Impacts of Land Use on Water Resources Prediction of agro-hydrological effects of a large brackish lake at Wieringen, The Netherlands, with integrated modelling of water and solute transport in variably satured 48 Wee Leo NL soils Analysis of agricultural and environmental measures in agricultural water protection against the background of the EG Water Framework Directive in the Weser river basin (AGRUM Weser) (presented by Agnes 72 Seidel Kirsten DE Richmann) Hydrological scaling for predicting catchment 78 Vigiak Olga AU response to land management changes Hindcast of water availability in regional aquifer systems using MODFLOW's Farm 89 Schmid Wolfgang US Process SimSalin: a tool for water resources 95 von Boetticher Albrecht CH management in an agricutural basin Simulation of water resource and its relation to urban activity in Dalian City, Northern 119 Nakayama Tadanobu JP China 1000 years of human impact on the 152 Loon Arnaut NL hydrology of a fen valley; a modelling study EFFECTS OF BASIN ACTIVITIES AND LANDUSE ON WATER QUALITY TRENDS 180 Elci Sebnem TR IN TAHTALI BASIN
Session 3: Management of Surface Water and Groundwater Inflow prediction and optimal operation of reservoir system during flood by the combined application of ANN and different Optimization techniques (presented by 141 Sharma Ajay DE Christoph Hübner) Adaptive Management of the Colorado River in Grand Canyon: Integrating Long Term Monitoring with Modeling to Support River Ecosystem Management Below Glen Canyon 159 Melis Theodore US Dam, Arizona, USA Integrated modelling and monitoring to 261 Kuijper Marijn NL evaluate river basin management strategies 85 Hansen Annette DK Well Field Management Optimisation Coupling Monitoring Networks and Regional Scale Flow Models for the Management of Groundwater Resources. The Almádena- Odeáxere Aquifer Case Study (Algarve- 109 Martins Jo~ao PT Portugal). Neural networking approach for predicting 128 Ruden Fridtjov NO future service levels of water projects Modelling and optimisation of the Murzuq Basin aquifer system in Libya for effective 177 Adeloye Adebayo UK water resources management Hydrogeology and Water Resource Management of the Friuli Venezia Giulia 293 Franceschini Giuliana IT Plain alluvial aquifers, north eastern Italy Hierarchical Optimal Control of a 298 Bauser Gero CH Groundwater Facility The use of prediction scenarios in 305 Farrell Rolf UK groundwater resources management.
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Session 4: Linking Atmospheric and Hydrological Processes Identification and Quantification of the Soil Moisture Response to the Atmospheric 41 El-Baroudy Ibrahim CA Forcing Modification and testing of the land surface scheme as adopted by the regional climate 169 Wipfler Louise NL model RACMO Reservoir optimisation using non-stationary runoff modelling conditioned on El Ni~no 173 Gelati Emiliano DK information Use of Radar Data for Coupling of Mike11 with MM5 Model for Flood Forecasting in 226 keskin Fatih TR Turkey A Semi-Empirical Approach to Modeling Evapotranspiration in the Conterminous 264 Marshall Michael US United States Innovative Spatial Interpolation Methods for Estimation of Missing Precipitation Records: 337 Teegavarapu Ramesh US Concepts and Applications
Session 5: Processes in the Unsaturated Zone High resolution soil moisture from active 125 Doubkova Marcela AT radar instruments over Europe Learning from model deficiencies: soil moisture recordings as a means for improved 143 Matgen Patrick LU hydrological modelling Modelling summer runoff on small hilly 154 Lévesque Denis CA watersheds covered with thin soils Application of SWAT to Kosynthos River 294 Hrissanthou Vlassios GR basin An integrated subsurface transport modelling approach to assess regional water contamination of Cd and Zn by historic smelter emissions: unsaturated zone 316 Joris Ingeborg BE modelling Influence of scale on modelling groundwater recharge through heterogeneous Quaternary 338 Parkin Geoff UK drift deposits
Session 6: Catchment Modelling A signature index approach to diagnostic evaluation and parameter estimation of 76 Yilmaz Koray US watershed models Modeling Snowmelt Runoff Process using HBV and SRM models in the Eastern part of 161 Sorman Ali Arda TR Turkey Effect of using different precipitation data for calibration and validation of rainfall-runoff 189 Haberlandt Uwe DE models on the simulation performance Use of traditional and unusual statistics in the calibration of a hydrological model for the TMDL development in the Calleguas Creek 224 Foglia Laura US Watershed Integration of a physical backscatter model and basin indices for estimation of soil 257 Yilmaz Musa TR surface roughness
Session 7: Ungaged Catchments (PUBS) Modelling of a scarcely gauged basin by optimal use of old ground data and new 202 Winsemius Hessel NL remotely sensed data
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Propagation of Precipitation Uncertainties in Distributed Water Balance Assessments of a 203 Kunstmann Harald DE Data Sparse Semi Arid Environment Gauging the ungauged basin: the information 239 Seibert Jan SE content of limited field measurements Estimating ungauged stream flows based on model regionalization – Examples from the mountainous, semi-arid Karkheh river basin, 317 Uhlenbrook Stefan NL Iran A Top Down model for the estimation of 331 Meynink William AU ungauged catchment yield
Session 8: Groundwater Modelling Importance of conceptual model adaptation during the development of a predictive groundwater flow model of the Deep 84 VAN CAMP Marc BE Basement Aquifer in Flanders (Belgium) Using a weather analogy to understand how to communicate ground-water model 225 Hill Mary US uncertainty Fast and improved flow and transport predictions in real-time with the Ensemble Kalman Filter for the gravel aquifer in Zurich 249 Hendricks Franssen Harrie-Jan CH (Switzerland) Combining generalized likelihood uncertainty estimation (GLUE) and Bayesian model averaging (BMA) to account for conceptual 342 Rojas Rodrigo BE model uncertainty in groundwater modelling Groundwater modelling for improving groundwater-surface water regime in Slovak 357 Baroková Dana SK part of Medzibodrožie region
Session 9: Interaction between Surface and Groundwater Systems Nutrient transformation in the hyporheic zone - A panacea for river restauration or a ticking 30 Krause Stefan UK time bomb A method to assess the state of disconnection between surface water and 82 Brunner Philip AU groundwater Groundwater - Surface Water Interactions in 90 Bobba Ghosh CA the Flood Plain Predicting the interactions between rivers and 91 Jolly Ian AU groundwater pumping The effect of spatial discretization in integrated modeling of surface and 217 Loukas Athanasios GR groundwater hydrology through OpenMI New Paradigms for Groundwater and Surface 218 Fogg Graham US Water Interaction Dynamics and Patterns of River-Aquifer Exchange - What kind of Predictions do we 255 Fleckenstein Jan DE need? Simulation of Thermal Stream Loadings Using a Fully-Integrated Surface/Subsurface 281 Sudicky Edward CA Modelling Framework Bank filtration induces transient interface 347 Wiese Bernd DE conductivity in time and space
Session 10: Surface Water Quality, Thermal Load and Sediments Some exploration of hidden value in tracer experiments for model calibration and 10 Wallis Steve UK validation
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Catchment scale traveltime dynamics and its 37 Velde Ype NL relation to surface water quality. Using field data and numerical modelling to predict and understand spatio-temporal 71 Link Oscar CL stream temperature distribution Tracermeasurements and Modelling of Longitudinal Dispersion – a new Approach for the Evaluation of Renaturation Projects and the Prediction of Contaminant Transport at 148 Noss Christian DE River Flows Choosing among costly water quality monitoring schemes: optimal information gathering in the management of surface 160 Tomberlin David US erosion Effect of the Wastewater Treatment Levels on the Sensitivity of a Water-Quality Model to 351 Manache Gemma UK Uncertain Model-Input Parameters A model-based method for monitoring flash- floods and debris flows in recently burned 196 Kean Jason US watersheds The use of modelling in the reduction of flood 241 Hall Graham UK risk for the town of Dolgellau, Wales Methods and their limitations in predicting 318 Bhattacharya Biswa NL sediment loads in rivers
Session 11: Coastal Groundwater Systems and Groundwater Quality Retrospective and predictive modelling of the saltwater intrusion in the Northern Nubian 104 Gossel Wolfgang DE Aquifer System (Eastern Sahara) New laboratory-scale 2D- density driven flow 194 Konz Markus CH experiments to benchmark numerical models Efficient prediction of nitrate, sulphate and total hardness concentrations in raw water 263 Vink Kees NL with a flow path approach Quantifying groundwater flow in a tidal salt marsh: Field and modeling studies in the U.S. 274 Wilson Alicia US Southeast
Session 12.1: Eco-Hydrology, The role of vegetation in hydrological processes The influence of floodplain characteristics on longitudinal dispersion in a natural channel 39 Wallis Steve UK (presented by Russell Manson) Two-dimensional numerical modeling of the hydrochorous dispersal of mangrove 87 Di Nitto Diana BE propagules Hydrological functioning of a restored wet 186 Mould David UK grassland in southeast England Prediction of vegetation change on sand bars 247 Sugio Satoru JP in river channel Groundwater dependence of vegetation types 278 Margóczi Katalin HU in south Hungarian Plain
Session 12.2: Eco-Hydrology, Eco-Hydrological Modelling THE DEVELOPMENT OF A HABITAT SUITABILITY INDEX MODELLING APPROACH FOR SMALL LOWLAND STREAMS UNDER EU WATER 77 Conallin John DK FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE CONDITIONS. Modelling the Effects of Reduced Monsoonal Flooding on the Ecology of the Tonle Sap, 114 Benger Simon AU Cambodia
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Evidenced-based model structure: The role of 121 Stewardson Michael AU causal analysis in hydro-ecological modelling Uncertainty propagation in vegetation distribution models based on ensemble 137 Verhoest Niko BE learning Application of the Ecological Response Modelling Framework to the Assessment of 158 Mackay Stephen AU Environmental Flow Recommendations Tuning hydrological models for ecological modelling – improving simulations of low 195 Olsen Martin DK flows critical to stream ecology Modelling the effect of peatland restoration 254 Stratford Charlie UK on greenhouse gas emissions Modelling root water extraction under 341 de Jong van Lier Quirijn BR combined water and osmotic stress
Session 13: Uncertainty in hydrological modelling Impact of point rainfall data uncertainties on parameter and model output uncertainties of 96 Rode Michael DE distributed hydrological models Uncertainty analysis for choosing the best spatial data resolution of distributed process 107 Shbaita Haytham DE based rainfall-runoff models Quantifying and constraining uncertainty in operational flood forecasting: with examples/applications from different 147 Weerts H NL operational systems Impact of catchment size and rainfall intensity on uncertainty in distributed rainfall-runoff 176 Grundmann Jens DE modelling Determination and Representation of flood 296 Meyer Inke DE forecast uncertainty Science Issues for the Hydrologic Ensemble 349 Schaake John US Prediction Experiment (HEPEX)
Session 14: Predictions: Flood Forecasting A flood forecasting system based on probabilistic precipitation scenarios: performance evaluation and sensitivity 97 Ben Daoud Aurélien FR analysis to the re-analysis archives Anticipatory Water Management, Decision support for real-time operational and long term strategic use of new meteorological 157 van Andel Schalk Jan NL forecast products in flood control A LIMITED-AREA ENSEMBLE PREDICTION SYSTEM TO DRIVE A FLOOD 183 Diomede Tommaso IT FORECASTING CHAIN EWASE - Early Warning Systems Efficiency - Flood forecast reliability and efficiency 199 Kahl Bianca AT analysis Ensemble-based Hydrological Forecasting Via European Flood Alert System during the 268 Younis Jalal IT Spring 2006 Floods in Elbe River Basin KISTERS Time-Series Management System and its Integration into Flood Prediction and 271 Funke Roland DE Flood Warning Environments Ensemble forecasts and Bayesian Averaging to consider uncertainties in flood risk 275 Schumann Andreas DE management A general filtering framework for data 297 Madsen Henrik DK assimilation in hydrological forecasting
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systems FLOODFORECASTING IN FLANDERS: A 309 Maarten Deschamps BE STATE-OF-THE-ART SYSTEM Numerical forecasting of flood events in small 346 Tanaka Kenji JP catchment in North Thailand A quantitative precipitation forecast-based real-time operation of a multi-reservoir 358 Saavedra Oliver JP system for flood management
Session 15: Predictions: Runoff Forecasting Long-range forecast of seasonal Po River 57 Zanchettin Davide IT (Italy) discharges: a soft computing approach Runoff Forecasting in Hydropower Industry: A 129 Spolwind Robert AT Holistic Approach through Modular Assembly Modeling and Predicting Daily Discharges in Yuvacik Dam Reservoir Using Two Different 135 Sensoy Aynur TR Models Present and Future Directions of Research in Hydrologic Prediction at the National Weather 190 Restrepo Pedro US Service of the United States Short Term Reservoir’s Inflow Forecasts Based upon Multi-Model Precipitation Forecasts: The Case of the Jaguaribe River 204 CARDOSO GIOVANNI BR Basin, Brazil Coupling of modular linear and non-linear regression models devising a unit multi-linear regression model for flow prediction at 211 MACHHKHAND PRADYUMNA QA Alaknanda hydro-electric power intake. Assessment of diverse monthly mean streamflow forecasting models involving macro-climatic indices and hydrologic 276 Poveda German CO persistence in Colombia
Abstracts accepted for POSTER PRESENTATION
The names below regard the person who had submitted the abstract
The full list of authors will later be available in Conference Programme
The posters will be structured according to the same sessions as the oral presentations. The POSTER SESSIONS will be held, as much as possible, AT THE SAME TIME AS THE RELEVANT ORAL SESSIONS. Taking the oral programme as starting point, you can estimate whether your poster will be presented - in poster session block 1, Mon-Tue, 15-16 September, or - in poster session block 2, Wed-Thu, 17-18 September
Session 1: Climate Change Impacts Estimating the hydrologic impact of climate change scenarios on the hydroperiod of 38 Dimitriou Elias GR Mediterranean Temporary Ponds Modern climate changes and channel 108 Zemlianov Igor RU network formation in Terek delta 132 Charles Stephen AU Stochastic Downscaling for Regional - 10 - HydroPredict2008_Tentative_Sessions_and_Programme_Outline_28-06-2008_Tmp.doc
Hydrological Climate Change Projections Stochastic Analysis on Soil Water and Plant Water Stress under Climate Change 150 Kim Sangdan KR Scenarios in Korea Connections of snow accumulation and 182 Kitaev Lev RU climate change over Northern Europe. Resource-equivalent of Water Rights in an Andean River Basin Under Climate Change 187 McPhee James CL Scenarios Regional Drought Analysis of Annual Total 193 ANLI Alper TR Rainfall Data for Ankara Province, Turkey Hydrological Impact of Climate Change on a Complex Basin: From Data Collection to 198 Zambrano Mauricio IT Conceptual Model Formulation Modeling water availability from a snow influenced basin in central Chile under past 219 Vargas Ximena CL scenarios of climate change The rainfall extrems in the Annaba region (Northeastern of Algeria)-Up date and generalization of Depth-Duration-Frequency 231 beloulou Laroussi DZ curves Regional climate models as data source for 240 Bethers Uldis LV hydrological models Symptoms of Water and Land Resources Deterioration Due To Climate Change in 311 Elewa Hossam EG Northern Areas of the River Nile Delta, Egypt The Role of ENSO in the Characterization of 324 Wong Geraldine AU Drought in Australia Identification of local groundwater flow regimes to quantify the effect of changing climate and forest systems on ground- and 333 Hoffmann Dirk DE surface water levels in glacial landscapes
Session 2: Impacts of Land Use on Water Resources 2) The impact of anthropogenic activity on groundwater system in the southern Nile 9 elkashouty mohamed EG Delta, Northern Egypt The Challenges and Uncertainties of Modelling Impacts of Land Management 98 Rosolova Zdenka UK Changes on Flooding Model based analyses of impacts of agro- politician development with regard to the implementation of the Water Framework Directive in the Elbe Basin - modified by 171 Richmann Agnes DE different scenarios of global change Evaluation of Impacts of the Urbanization on the Water Cycle System using a Distributed 172 Noh Seong Jin KR hydrologic model A multidisciplinary modelling approach for Sahelian catchments: case study of the 212 DIELLO Pierre BF Nakambé river basin. Unravelling landscape shedding, receiving and flow connectivity behaviour to improve hydrologic understanding in dryland 295 Callow John AU landscapes.
Session 3: Management of Surface Water and Groundwater Spatial Analysis of Water Resource 11 chellattan veettil prakashan BE Allocation in a River Basin of India Calculating Vertical Darcy Velocity in an 6 KUMAR DEWASHISH IN granitic aquifer using Temperature profile
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measurements in borewells
Stakeholder involvement in water quality modelling, Avon Richardson catchment in 63 Ridley Anna AU southern Australia Validation of Streamflow Scenarios for Scheduling in the Brazilian Hydro Thermal 100 Damazio Jorge BR Electric Generation System Contribution to express the value of ground 102 Švihovský Jaromír CZ water reserves A decision support system and the water resource management in the Tiber River 120 Casadei Stefano IT Basin Simulation for solving management problems 146 Proshkina Elena RU of combined surface-ground system OPTIMIZATION OF RAINFALL GAUGES LOCATIONS USING WATER 163 Almeida Cristiano BR MANAGEMENT FINALLITY CRITERIA Studying the Yield of the Joint Water Supply System of Dachia and Daan Rivers through 165 Lee Hao-Chih TW Management UISGE: An Unstructured Information System 213 Manson Russell US for Geophysical Environments An automated MATLAB procedure for computing river mixing coefficients from 214 Manson Russell US tracer data Real-time monitoring and forecasting for 227 Borren Wiebe NL operational groundwater management A Water-scarcity Megalopolis's Decision Support System - Concept and 258 Bernard Thomas DE Implementation USE OF DECISION AID TECHNIQUES IN A COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT OF WATER 270 Ndambuki Julius ZA RESOURCES MANAGEMENT The importance of understanding the functioning of prevailing groundwater flow systems for an adequate water and environmental management, the case of the 282 Peñuela Arévalo Liliana MX south of the Mexico Basin. INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT TO A SEMI-ARID RIVER 286 K. KUMARASWAMY IN BASIN OF TAMIL NADU, INDIA Groundwater seasonal variations in the 291 González Sanchis María ES Middle Ebro River floodplain (NE Sapin). A GIS based tool for regional groundwater 299 Jani Janmaizatulriah UK risk assessment in poorly productive aquifers Model aided sustainable Groundwater 323 Braun Christopherus DE Management
Session 4: Linking Atmospheric and Hydrological Processes Precipitation Changes and his Influences on 44 ramezanipour mehrdad IR the Discharge Regime of navrood river Modelling of atmosphere-water-bottom heat 123 Bezhenar Roman UA exchange in shallow water bodies EVIDENCIES ABOUT THE SOIL EVAPORATION CONTROL BY TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS IN A SEMI- 138 Passerat de Silans Alain BR ARID REGION Linking droughty and wet weather in the Jordan catchment with atmospheric 283 Laux Patrick DE circulation patterns over the North Atlantic
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and Mediterranean
Some Practical Issues Related to Estimating 284 Fernando Kumari LK Probable Maximum Precipitation Application of Kalman Filtering Approach to the Prediction of the annual precipitation 285 Boukharouba Khadidja DZ amounts in Algeria -A case study- TIME SERIE ANALYSIS OF RAINFALL AND 343 Andreo Bartolomé ES FLOW RATE DATA
Session 5: Processes in the Unsaturated Zone Vertical soil filter systems: evaluation and optimization of contaminant removal using 265 De Biase Cecilia DE reactive transport modeling. Modeling unsaturated zone of the floodplain 280 Nyarko Benjamin GH wetland in the White Volta Basin, Ghana
Session 6: Catchment Modelling APPLICATION OF 2-D COMPUTER MODEL IN RESERVOIR EVELOPMENT – A CASE 2 Sharma Surendra IN STUDY FROM INDIA Modeling hydrodynamic in the Ebrié Lagoon 21 Sylvain Monde CI (Côte d’Ivoire) Strategic decision making for operation from dam reservoir, using multiobjective decision making approaches(Case study: Dez dam 36 hoseini ahmad IR reservoir Iran) SYSTEM HYDROLOGY MODELS FOR THE UPPER CATCHMENT OF THE JORDAN 53 Rimmer Alon IL RIVER AND LAKE KINNERET, ISRAEL Modelling topography and hydrology of a small watershed, using different accuracy of 111 CANATÁRIO DUARTE ANTÓNIO PT topographic information Hydrological modeling of polar basin river 113 Byel’diman Irina RU runoff for the Indigirka River as an example Use of complex deterministic model of runoff 133 Semenova Olga RU formation processes at basins of any scale Inter-comparison of models for predicting the reference crop evapotranspiration using data 178 Adeloye Adebayo UK from a small experimental catchment Application of Liuxihe Model for small basin 184 Chen Yangbo CN flash flood forecasting Hydrograph transposition between catchments through a geomorphology-based 207 Cudennec Christophe FR deconvolution–reconvolution approach Relations between the mean, maximum and minimum observed discharges in small 304 Paiva Jo~ao Batista BR catchments Modelling processes for lake water balance in a forested lowland catchment in North-east 327 Natkhin Marco DE Germany
Session 7: Ungaged Catchments (PUBS) DETERMINATION OF WATER POTENTIAL 250 Şentürk Kevser TR IN UNGAUGED BASINS
Session 8: Groundwater Modelling The Concepts of Ideal Reactors and Data Aggregation in Modeling Constituent 60 Kebede Gurmessa Tesfaye DE Transport of Water Storage Reservoirs: A
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Simulation Study
Preprocessing of groundwater models using 94 Larroque Francois FR gamma-ray measurements Application of three-dimensional geological mapping for groundwater modelling of the 136 Sitek Slawomir PL aquifer system MGB Gliwice nr 330 Indescribable Natural Flows – Differences between Field Measurements and Models of 149 Noss Christian DE Open Channel Flows Generalised storage-yield-reliability modelling- Independent validation of the Vogel-Stedinger (V-S) storage-yield-reliability model using a Monte Carlo simulation 179 Adeloye Adebayo UK approach Simulations of groundwater lake interaction in 2D and 3D models of a flow through lake in 206 Kidmose Jacob DK Denmark Improved calibration of groundwater models using baseflow estimates for sub-catchments. 215 Verbeiren Boud BE Case-study: Upper Alzette, Luxembourg. Calibration of double porosity parameters 232 Šembera Jan CZ using a triple porosity model Non-linear adsoprtion in a multidimensional and double-porosity model of fractured rock 244 Hokr Milan CZ solute transport Impact of model structures on groundwater 328 Yoon Heesung KR level predictions in a coastal aquifer Groundwater level modeling by mean of data 336 SIMEONE Vincenzo IT driven technique Groundwater Modeling of the Acque Albule 368 La Vigna Francesco IT Hydrothermal System, Rome - Italy
Session 9: Interaction between Surface and Groundwater Systems River Flow Depletion by a Pumping Well from Shallow Water Table Aquifer Including Linear 26 Darama Yakup TR Variation of Evaporation Hydrogeological model of the Baltezers, Rembergi and Zakumuiza water supply 51 Spalvins Aivars LV complex, Latvia Surface Water - Groundwater Interactions in River Murray Wetlands and Implications for 56 Crosbie Russell AU Water Quality and Ecology Groundwater recharge estimation in karst by combining soil-moisture and groundwater balance approaches: example of the Jadro 65 Jukiċ Damir HR Spring, Croatia The position of endhoreic areas in conceptual model of outflow organization in young glacial 140 Wozniak Ewa PL areas. Study of the river-aquifer exchange 192 Janža Mitja SI processes in Ljubljansko polje area Conjunctive use of surface hydrology, lake and groundwater models for the management 216 Mylopoulos Nikitas GR of an overexploited aquifer Investigation of dynamics of water level 230 Matcharashvili Teimuraz GE variation in deep boreholes in Georgia Coupling hydrological, lithological and geotechnical data for estimating the dikes 243 DROBOT Radu RO safety during floods
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Interactions between the Pleistocene aquifer and the Oder River in the Racibórz area, 260 Miotliñski Konrad PL Southern Poland Using Hydrologic and Hydraulic Model Results to Improve Hydrometric Network 307 Goertz Herman CA Design
Session 10: Surface Water Quality, Thermal Load and Sediments IDENTIFYING SEDIMENT SOURCES AND EROSION PROCESSES USING HYDROLOGICAL VARIABLES MAPPING 16 Ndomba Preksedis TZ TECHNIQUE. Scrutinising the scale dependent efficiency of 31 Krause Stefan UK riparian and hyporheic nutrient attenuation Calculating the Sediment Transport Water Volume by Sediment Transport Formula in 47 YAN Jun CN the Lower Yellow River High resolution temperature measurements and hydraulic-energy balance modelling to 61 Westhoff Martijn NL quantify lateral inflows in a first order stream Sources and distribution of polychlorinated dibenzo-para-dioxins and dibenzo-para- furans in sediments of urban cascade 81 Urbaniak Magdalena PL reservoirs, Central Poland Experimental works on water-sediment interaction and filtration flow in open channel 88 Herrera Granados Oscar PL beds at laboratory scale. Nitrogen leaching forecasting : modelling and 122 Degre Aurore BE measurements A mathematical model for bioremediation of 126 Fasano Antonio IT polluted soils Operational use of spaceborne L-band sensors for real-time flow forecasting and 131 Uriburu Quirno Marcelo AR warning HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL ENERGY: 175 BRIGHENTI Giovanni IT RESEARCH IN ITALY Estimation of Antimony Concentration in Riverine System for Ecological Risk 238 NAWAHDA Amin WB Assessment Mathematical model of the water and 252 Shmakova Marina RU sediments motion in open channels A Simplified Model for Narrowing the River Increase Sediment Transport in the Lower 267 Li Yongqiang CN Yellow River Stochastic modelling the seasonal variability 288 Efremova Tatiana RU of the thermal regime in temperate lakes Modelling nitrogen and phosphorus uptake in experimental canal as a tool for the restoration of river floodplains in the Middle 290 González Sanchis María ES Ebro River (NE Span) Application of GSTARS Model for Evaluating Sedimentation in Dam Reservoirs with Discussion of the Model Sensitivity to the 312 Emami Seyed Amir IR Effective Parameters OPTIMUM MODEL STRUCTURE IDENTIFICATION BASED ON RELIABILITY OF FLOW AND MASS TRANSPORT PARAMETERS USING SIMULATED 313 HUGGI VENKAPPA IN ANNEALING CHEMICAL POLLUTION MONITORING OF 335 Pagonas Mike GR THREE TORRENTS IN NW
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PELOPONNESE, GREECE
Coastal and submarine springs identification in karstic areas, using Aster and Landsat 339 Rokos Evaggelos GR images Hydro-thermo-mechanical behaviour of the 350 Trémosa Joachim FR Tournemire compacted shale (SE of France)
Session 11: Coastal Groundwater Systems and Groundwater Quality Development of a Distributed Multi-phase Contaminant Transport, Transformation and Fate (CTT&F) Sub-model at the Watershed 12 Zhang Zhonglong US Scale Model-based inexact optimization of electrokinetic remediation processes at salt 20 Zhang Xiaodong CA contaminated sites The geographical conditions of intensity of salty waters intrusions to coastal lakes on 42 Cieśliński Roman PL Polish Southern Baltic coast Hydrogeological study in a chloride 73 Dinu Irina RO contaminated site, Romania Applying of “denitrification wall’’ for 103 Bednarek Agnieszka PL protection of groundwater Estimation of the relative age of alluvial sediments using method of changes of chromium and lead concentration: the case of 130 Slowik Marcin PL the Obra river valley (Western Poland). Predicting dryland salinity development at the catchment scale in the Western Australian wheatbelt by determining simple patterns 168 Mouat Nikki AU from a complex landscape. Modeling Surfactant-Enhanced Bioremediation of Residual Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon in Saturated Porous 229 Inoue Yasushi JP Media Origin of sulphates as indicators of hydrochemical evolution of the Triassic carbonate aquifer affected by intensive use of water (Olkusz-Zawiercie Major Aquifer, 289 Samborska Katarzyna PL southern Poland) APPLICATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES FOR INVESTIGATION OF GEOLOGICAL CONTAMINATIONS DUE TO 322 MEHRABIAN SHAYESTEH IR MINE WASTES Groundwater Quality Changes in Response to Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction in 330 Hyun Yunjung KR the Hyporheic Zone
Session 12: Eco-Hydrology, role of vegetation in hydrological processes, and ecohydrological modelling Long-term effects of restoration on soil hydraulic properties in revegetation-stabilized 32 Wang Xinping CN desert ecosystems An Architecture to Support Decision Making 93 Blackmore Jane AU in Catchment Eco-hydrology GIS-based reed type habitat models for tidal river floodplains. A case study on the Lower 105 Heuner Maike DE River Elbe Interactions between hydrology and biogeochemical cycles of native vegetated mountain watersheds under different 106 Oyarzun Carlos CL management, southern Chile
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Hydrochemical characteristic and evaluation of ecological situation in arctic rivers of West 110 Chetverova Antonina RU Siberia. Examination of water exchange of a cool temperate deciduous broad leaved forest 166 Nakata Junko JP using multi-layered canopy model Simulation for Distribution of Fish Habitat in 167 Chen Ching-Nuo TW the River Procedure of data collection and analysis applied for evaluation of possibility to restore wetlands on areas administered by forest 191 Okonski Bernard PL service in Poland. Impact of management on ground water level 205 Jaroš Branislav SK in wetland Remote sensing based vegetation maps for predicting shade effects on water temperature and habitat suitability in small 223 Boegh Eva DK lowland streams Effects of flood duration and vegetation zonation on C and N dynamics in floodplain and riparian vegetation of the Okavango 234 Mfundisi Kelebogile BW Delta CONSTRUCTION, STRUCTURE, AND FUNCTIONALITY OF A WETLAND SYSTEM 236 Brezeanu Gheorghe RO BUILT IN ROMANIA The Effect of various forest disturbances on 245 TAMAI Koji JP water discharge duration curve Use Fuzzy Control Theory and Existing Fish 262 Suen Jian-Ping TW Community Data for Habitat Restoration Response of aquatic communities to the lateral hydrological gradient of a river- 306 Gallardo Armas Belinda ES floodplain system CROPPING PATTERN OPTIMIZATION IN 315 Choudhari Sumant IN FULLY FUZZIFIED ENVIRONMENT Modelling the impact of woodland on Sherwood Sandstone Aquifer in 367 Zhang Han UK Nottinghamshire, UK
Session 13: Uncertainty in hydrological modelling Combined use of seismic, isotopic and piezometrics data to reduce uncertainty in 22 SALTEL Marc FR models EM Algorithm in solving missing daily rainfall 49 Abdul Malek Marlinda MY data. Comparison and verification of methods to estimate surface fluxes in Lake Kinneret, 50 Rimmer Alon IL Israel Investigating the ability of a land surface model to simulate streamflow with the 54 Nasonova Olga RU accuracy of hydrological models Model Structure Identification and Correction 62 Bulygina Nataliya UK through Data Assimilation A comparison of predicted and measured soil properties concerning run off modelling for 155 Bölscher Jens DE flood events at the Ore Mountains Adressing climate uncertainties in water 156 Simonyan Armine AM management strategies CAN PARAMETERS OF LUMPED RAINFALL RUNOFF MODELS BE IDENTIFIED WITHIN REGIONS WITH HIGH 162 Almeida Cristiano BR RAINFALL SPATIAL VARIABILITY?
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UNCERTAINTY ON REFERENCE FLOWS FOR THE AWARD OF RIGHTS TO THE USE OF WATER IN THE COASTAL 164 Silans Alain BR NORTHEST REGION OF BRAZIL 210 Redinová Jana CZ Model-based significant input selection TREND ANALYSIS OF HYDROLOGIC AND 310 Albek Mine TR ENVIRONMENTAL TIME SERIES Analysis and prediction of time varying tidal 352 Sumihar Julius NL components using Kalman filtering
Session 14: Predictions: Flood Forecasting PROTECTION OF BUILT AND NEW PLAN DAMS AGAINST DISASTROUS FLOODS UNDER THE CLIMATIC CHANGE 58 Maradjieva Mariana BG CONDITIONS Predicting floods when available hydrological information is limited: comparison of two 75 Versiani Bruno BR global empirical approaches Flood Scenario Simulation and Disaster Estimation of Ba-Ma Creek Watershed in 79 Peng Szu-Hsien TW Nantou County, Taiwan Flood event simulation using parallelization techniques applied to river Mero (Spain). A 83 Peña Enrique ES new strategy to reduce computational time Flood risk evaluation base on GIS in Poyang 185 Fu Chun CN lake basin in China Lower Volga flood approximation method for 188 Gorelits Olga RU wetlands flood modelling Use of modelling for Risk assessment of 201 El Mansouri Bouabid MA Souss plain flooding (Morocco). 1957 Flood Revisited: Hydrological Modeling of Flooding in Minneriya and Nachchaduwa Reservoir catchments – North Central Plains 246 Hettiarachchi Induni LK of Sri Lanka 251 Keve Gábor HU Reliable observation methods of drifting floes Flood Hydrograph Prediction with no or 301 Muzik Ivan CA Limited Data Flood and drought characteristics in dryland 302 Dastorani Mohammad Taghi IR catchments of Iran Flood prediction towards appropriate water resources management in an Ungauged 300 ADEAGA OLUSEGUN NG basin Flood Estimation Using Regional Flood 326 Alvankar Sayed Reza IR Formula developed by Landsat Data
Session 15: Predictions: Runoff Forecasting GROUNDWATER LEVEL FORECASTING 17 GIRIMAJI PRADEEP KUMAR IN USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS Time-space water level prediction model for 33 Nourani Vahid IR complex aquifers Application of Streamflow Forecast Models in the Brazilian Electric Generation System 43 Costa Fernanda BR Operation Planning Chain of Models APPLICATION OF THE LSM SWAP FOR RUNOFF SIMULATION IN HIGH LATITUDE 52 Gusev Yeugeniy RU RIVER BASINS Daily, weekly and decadal water level forecast feasibility assessment for Colombian 45 Domínguez Efraín CO rivers Medium to long range hydrological forecast 59 Danhelka Jan CZ implementation in the Czech Republic: Otava
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River case study
Using Vflo programme and RainVieux 127 Pancescu Mirela RO application in Flash Flood modelling Modelling of runoff and pollution for river 134 Vinogradova Tatyana RU basins and territories
Approaches to credible identification of reliable parameters in rainfall - runoff model 200 Buchtele Josef CZ from long time series Comparison of different methods for water 208 Cisty Milan SK retention curves determination BOUSSMO – A Boussinesq Application for the Modrava Catchments, Rainfall-Runoff 233 Kuráž Michal CZ Modeling Flow numerical modelling: an alternative approach to define peat hydraulic properties 269 Gargini Alessandro IT and direct recharge of an Alpine mire. REGIONALIZATION OF THE PARAMETERS OF A RAINFALL-RUNOFF MODEL, BY USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS 287 Diniz Laudizio BR AND DATA MINING TECHNIQUES Numerical groundwater flow modeling vs. 303 Tokarev Igor RU tritium/helium-3 dating HYDROLOGICAL MODELLING OF 319 MEHRABIAN SHAYESTEH IR AQUIFERS BY USING IMPROVED IP DATA Assessment of Impacts of Upstream Reservoirs on Mogan and Eymir Lakes’ 329 Yagbasan Ozlem TR System in Central Turkey Quantifying the impact of soil water repellency on the runoff at Arup catchments 356 Al-Kufaishi Sam DK /Denmark APPLICATION OF SWAT MODEL FOR THE STREAMFLOW SIMULATION IN THE 359 Lizama Rivas Bernardo BG VRANA WATERSHED Hydrological zones of San Francisco river 363 Santos Celso BR basin by wavelet transform
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