Subsurface
Water Solutions
Subsurface
Water Solutions
The first stakeholder meetings took place in which the stakeholders indicated problems with excess surface water in the area.
Field work at drinking water wells of Marielyst Waterworks, Falster, Denmark
A scientific analysis of the potential of the techniques developed at the Subsol reference sites has been published in the peer-reviewed journal 'Water Resources Management'
In collaboration with universities and companies in Korea, KIST started a unique project with focuses on water quality issues related to geochemical reactions and the high resolution density-driven flow model coupled with reactive transport.
Geophysical measurements were executed at the field sites in Dinteloord, Westland, Nootdorp, and Ovezande in order to record the realized freshwater build-up.
After around 3 months of construction, the ASR-coastal system at Dinteloord (WP2.3) was ready for a first test cycle. With this, the first SUBSOL replication site comes within operation around six months after the start of the project.
The first field campaign, visiting the ASR-coastal sites and the Freshmaker was held from November 10 till November 13.
On 24 February a delegation of NAWAPI visited KWR. On the agenda was the opportunities for European-Vietnamese colloboration and knowledge exchange.
8 and 9 October 2015 was the official start of the European project SubSol at KWR in Nieuwegein.
