Events
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17 Mar - 8 May 2025 – Online, Blended
Introduction to Applied Groundwater Flow Modelling with GW Vistas (March-May 2025)
Groundwater Modeling. The training course Introduction to Applied Groundwater Flow Modeling will take place at the SYMPLE school in Vetralla, Italy, with the option of participating online. The course is divided into three parts: the first is theoretical and entirely conducted online, the second part is a blend of online and on-site attendance, emphasizing practical applications of MODFLOW models. A final session, focused on a pumping test analysis and a dewatering project, will commence on-site and continue online later on.
The course will cover essential practical criteria necessary for constructing a numerical flow model. This includes topics like defining parameters, boundary conditions and inputs, both in stationary and transient conditions. Practical applications using MODFLOW packages will be demonstrated through explanatory lectures and computer exercises facilitated by the proprietary GUI Groundwater Vistas 8. Each participant will have access to Groundwater Vistas for a duration of 2 months.
To ensure accessibility and flexibility, all course sessions, whether conducted online or on-site, will be recorded. These recordings will be uploaded to our e-learning platform, allowing participants to review the material at their convenience.Price: 600
Organised by SYMPLE.
https://hydrosymple.com/en/prodotto/introduction-to-applied-groundwater-flow-modelling-with-groundwater-vistas-feinstein/ 
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28-30 Apr 2025 – Istanbul Technical University Ayazaga Campus Suleyman Demirel Cultural Center Maslak / 80626 Istanbul-Türkiye
The 1st Earth Systems and Environment Annual Meeting
Earth systems and environment. The Editorial Office of the Earth Systems and Environment (Springer) organizes the 1st ESEV Annual Meeting (ESEV-2025) at the Congress Center of the Istanbul Technical University (Türkiye).
The conference attendees will have the opportunity to hear many presentations from specialists on new indicators and directions in research, development, and innovation in the multidisciplinary fields of the Earth systems and environmental sciences.
The proceedings will be published in the Springer ASTI Book Series (indexed in Scopus and SCImago) and extended papers will be published in a Special Issue of ESEV (Springer).
Visit our website (www.2025.esev-meeting.org) to learn more about the event.
On this occasion, we are pleased to invite you to take part in the conference (in-person or virtually) and share/discuss your latest research findings.Price: 400-600 EUR
Organised by Performer.
https://2025.esev-meeting.org/index.php esev-meeting@performer-events.org -
28 Apr - 2 May 2025 – Stellenbosch, South Africa
12th International Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge (ISMAR 12)
From Theory to Implementation and Operation. The 12th International Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge (ISMAR12) will be held in the wine heartland of South Africa, Stellenbosch, from 28 April to 2 May 2025. The main theme “From Theory to Implementation and Operation” places the focus on the latest research, implementation of MAR sites and the practicality of operating MAR schemes. The 8 Sub-themes cover multiple aspects in the field of MAR in the domestic/municipal, agricultural, and mining sectors. Oral and Poster presentations, multiple workshops and social interactions will allow the delegates to present innovative solutions and discuss pressing societal challenges. Various exhibit opportunities and sponsoring opportunities exist. Pre-conference courses will allow the delegates to gain practical knowledge for our expert presenters. 3 end-of-the-week excursions are planned to showcase the latest MAR sites and the landscape of the Cape Town and Saldanha areas with networking opportunities.
Organised by IAH, ASCE, UNESCO.
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6-27 May 2025 – Online
Undressing MODFLOW
Groundwater Modeling. This short course focuses on how to understand and modify MODFLOW 6 input and output files. The course will also touch on files that are read/written by other members of the MODFLOW family (MODFLOW-USG and MODFLOW 2005).
Why should you care about the contents of MODFLOW input and output files?
- Firstly, programs that write MODFLOW input files for you (such as graphical user interfaces and FloPy) sometimes either make mistakes, or do not understand your intentions. In the end, the only way that you can be sure that MODFLOW is receiving the information that you want to provide to it is to check these input files yourself. Also, if MODFLOW is behaving strangely and you are not sure why, the answer will probably be found in the data that it is being given. The only way to be sure of what data it is being given is to scrutinize its input files.
- Secondly, what if you need to provide some inputs to MODFLOW, and/or process some MODFLOW outputs, in ways that your GUI or other software does not support? You need to know MODFLOW’s input and output protocols to do this. All of these protocols are well-documented. This gives you the freedom to do whatever is best for you.
- Then there is PEST/PEST++. These can be used for history-matching and uncertainty quantification of a MODFLOW model, as well as for other tasks such as management optimization (under uncertainty). Members of the PEST/PEST++ suites interact with MODFLOW through MODFLOW’s input and output files. If you want to understand what these programs are doing, or create PEST-to-MODFLOW interactions that enhance history-matching and uncertainty analysis for your specific problem, then you need to understand MODFLOW input and output files.
The course is run by John Doherty (author of PEST) and involves three sessions of three-hour duration. These sessions would be interactive so that you can ask as many questions as you like and additional meetings can be arranged if more time is required.Price: 350
Organised by SYMPLE SRL.
https://hydrosymple.com/en/prodotto/undressing-modflow-may-2025/ l.lana@hydrosymple.com -
8 May 2025 – Blended: Vetralla (Italy) and/or online
Introduction to Applied Groundwater Flow Modelling with GW Vistas
Groundwater Modelling. The training course Introduction to Applied Groundwater Flow Modeling will take place at the SYMPLE school in Vetralla, Italy, with the option of participating online. The course is divided into three parts:
the first is theoretical and entirely conducted online, the second part is a blend of online and on-site attendance, emphasizing practical applications of MODFLOW models. A final session, focused on a pumping test analysis and a dewatering project, will commence on-site and continue online later on. The course will cover essential practical criteria necessary for constructing a numerical flow model. This includes topics like defining parameters, boundary conditions and inputs, both in stationary and transient conditions. Practical applications using MODFLOW packages will be demonstrated through explanatory lectures and computer exercises facilitated by the proprietary GUI Groundwater Vistas 8. Each participant will have access to Groundwater Vistas for a duration of 2 months. To ensure accessibility and flexibility, all course sessions, whether conducted online or on-site, will be recorded. These recordings will be uploaded to our e-learning platform, allowing participants to review the material at their convenience.Price: 600 €
Organised by SYMPLE.
https://hydrosymple.com/en/prodotto/introduction-to-applied-groundwater-flow-modelling-with-groundwater-vistas-feinstein/ info@hydrosymple.com -
3-6 Jun 2025 – Århus, Denmark
LUWQ2025 Conference
Landuse and Water Quality Conference. LuWQ2025 – International Conference on LAND USE and WATER QUALITY: Agriculture and the Environment
LuWQ20125 is an interdisciplinary conference on the cutting edge of science, management and policy to minimise effects of agriculture and land use changes on the quality of groundwater and surface waters. The conference aims to discuss the entire ’policy cycle’ to enable enhancing the quality of the water environment, which includes problem recognition, formulation of technical options, policy formulation, interaction between policy makers and stakeholders (i.e. pressure groups), policy implementation, monitoring and research. The key strength of the conference is twofold. On the one hand, LuWQ has a well-defined narrow focus on ‘agriculture and water quality’. On the other hand, the conference is broadly oriented with regard to the various professional disciplines related to the conference topics. Based on the experience from previous Land use and Water Quality editions, it is the diversity in professional background of participants which results in a multi-faceted conference program. Consequently, LUWQ offers sessions on a broad variety of topics, all of them however dedicated exclusively to agriculture and water quality.
The objectives are:
- to provide a forum for exchange of scientific knowledge, research to better understand ’systems function’, modelling and uncertainty;
- to discuss the entire policy cycle for water quality improvement; and
- to intensify contacts (a) between soil/water related scientists, agro related scientists, social scientists, ecological scientists and economists, and (b) between scientists, water managers and policy makers.
The conference themes and topics are characterised by the following keywords: water management, water policy, hydrology, aquatic ecosystems, terrestrial ecosystems, unsaturated zone, groundwater, surface waters, drinking water, monitoring, modelling, water quality, nutrients, pesticides and other organic agrochemicals, heavy metals, agronomy, agro-economics, agro-sociology,.
Conference is jointly convened by:
• RIVM, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, the Netherlands
• DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy, Aarhus University, Denmark
• Department of Ecoscience, Aarhus University, Denmark
• Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Denmark
• Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ), Research Centre Jülich, Germany
IAH is Scientific Sponsor of the conference.
http://www.luwq2015.nl/ susanne.wuijts@rivm.nl ; lts@geus.dk.Price: 825 Euro Early Bird until March 3rd 2025, else 975 Euro
Organised by Conference is jointly convened by: • RIVM, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, the Netherlands • DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy, Aarhus University, Denmark • Department of Ecoscience, Aarhus University, Denmark • Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Denmark • Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ), Research Centre Jülich, Germany.
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9-11 Jun 2025
International Conference on Applied Science, Engineering and Technology
The International conference on Applied Science, Engineering and Technology (ICAET), organized by Conplus Meeting will be held on June 09-11, 2025 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
ICAET2025 represent vital gatherings that unite experts and enthusiasts from diverse disciplines worldwide. These events serve as dynamic forums where cutting-edge research, technological advancements, and practical applications converge to address global challenges and foster innovation.
Applied sciences such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Environmental Science, and Materials Science contribute to innovative solutions addressing global challenges. Concurrently, Engineering disciplines encompass Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, and Biomedical Engineering, among others, focusing on designing and implementing real-world solutions. Technology fields, including Computer Science, Information Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Data Science, Drive Digital Innovation and System Advancements, shaping the future of technological applications and interdisciplinary collaborations in these dynamic conferences.
Join us at ICAET2025 in Amsterdam, Netherlands for a truly unforgettable experience!
Best Regards,
Lakshmi Prasanna | Program Coordinator
ICAET2025.Organised by Conplus Meeting.
https://appliedscience.conplusmeeting.com/ icaet@conplusmeeting.com -
10-13 Jun 2025 – Bordeaux, France
Groundwater Quality 2025
Groundwater Quality. Themes
Groundwater – surface water interfaces and interactions
Point sources and remediation strategies
Diffuse groundwater pollution from urban sources and agriculture
Groundwater quality and climate change
Modelling groundwater quality
Urban, and suburban groundwater
Decision-making for sustainable management of groundwater quality
Groundwater quality and mining
Emerging chemicals (PFAs, Micro-Plastics and others)
Groundwater quality across scales: from lab to field, from site to megasite.Price: 600
Organised by Bordeaux Polytechnical Institute.
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10-14 Jun 2025 – University of Corsica, Corte, France
University of Pisa Summer School – Integrated Water Monitoring Assessment Across Time and Scale: Groundwater-Wetland Ecosystem Interactions.
Wetlands and Groundwater-dependent ecosystems (GDEs) are important natural systems that contribute to ecological and human well-being through the provisioning of ecosystem services such as supporting biodiversity, providing base flows to rivers, water purification, water supply and recreational opportunities. The Mediterranean basin hosts numerous inland and coastal GDE. However – despite their uniqueness – they are increasingly subject to anthropogenic pressures, resulting in degradation of their natural properties. These threats include both shortlived processes (e.g. over pumping and contamination) and long-term ones (e.g. climate change) and require sound scientific knowledge to implement sustainable protection measures. For this reason, the Summer School will cover different topics necessary to better asses the intricate relationships between the geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and anthroposphere, for a comprehensive characterization of GDEs.
The school will take place in Corsica, a unique place for testing integrated approaches, characterized by the presence of a multi-composite geological and hydroclimatic context, giving origin to various GDEs.
The Summer School is jointly organised by the University of Pisa (UNIPI, Italy) and the University of Corsica Pascal Paoli (UCPP, Corsica, France).
It is chaired by Prof. Viviana Re and Dr. Maria di Rosa (UNIPI), Prof. Sebastien Santoni and Dr. Thomas Leydier (UNICPP), with the help of Dr. Stefano Viaroli (UNIPI), Dr. Emilie Garel, Prof. Frederic Huneau, Prof. Vanina Pasqualini and with the support of the University of Corsica Pascal Paoli.
Students will be hosted at the University of Corsica, Corte, France.
IMPORTANT DEADLINES:
1 February 2025: application deadline for the request of the scholarship
10 February 2025: notification of the awarding of the scholarship
1 March 2025: general application deadline.Price: €750
Organised by University of Pisa (UNIPI, Italy) and the University of Corsica Pascal Paoli (UCPP, Corsica, France).
https://www.unipi.it/index.php/maths-physics-and-nature/item/26792-integrated-water-monitoring-assessment-across-time-scale viviana.re@unipi.it -
16-18 Jun 2025 – Italy
Global Summit on Environmental Science and Engineering
Environmental Science. Research Connects takes the pleasure to invite all the participants from all over the world to attend Global Summit on Environmental Science and Engineering which will take place during June 19-21, 2025 in Rome, Italy. This conference is to present the most recent developments, highly cited researchers, industrial leaders, and exhibitors across the globe will share their research, showcasing commercials in all current market fields.
The interdisciplinary field of Environmental Science and Engineering is the design and to find solutions for a more sustainable and resilient future. The opportunities arising from Environmental Science and Engineering offer the potential for even greater societal impact in the next few decades.
We sincerely hope that the conference serves as an international platform for meeting researchers around the world, widening professional contacts, creating new opportunities, and establishing new collaborations.Price: $749
Organised by https://environmentglobal.org/.
https://environmentglobal.org/ environmentalscience-2025@worldconnects.info
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