Events

Over the past 3 years, the EU-funded KINDRA project worked on gathering and standardising groundwater knowledge and research across Europe. Work started with the EU-wide assessment of existing groundwater-related practical and scientific knowledge based on a new Hydrogeological Research Classification System (HRC-SYS), created by the project team. This classification is supported a web-service – the European Inventory of Groundwater Research (EIGR), which acts not only as a knowledge repository but also as a tool that helped identify relevant research topics, existing research trends and critical research challenges.

The National Technical University of Athens was presenting the SUBSOL Knowledge Environment as well as the potential links with Kindra in the Kindra Final conference

http://www.subsol.org/home/article/asr-coastal-finds-application-in-urban-water-management

to be announced

Conference presenting the coastal aquifer storage and recovery (COASTAR) initiative in the Netherland. See http://www.subsol.org/home/article/coastar-towards-large-scale-implementation-of-subsurface-water-solutions

Klaasjan Raat

Koen Zuurbier

On the application of local measures to improve water management in the coastal zone of Belgium.

Koen Zuurbier (KWR)

Topic: Innovative subsurface water solutions (SWS) to improve water management in coastal areas

Objectives

Highlight the specific challenges of securing a sustainable freshwater supply in coastal areas (seawater intrusion, salinization of well fields, limitations of conventional groundwater management applications)

Present solutions to the specific problems of water management in coastal areas supported by data and information about cases studies where these solutions are successfully applied

Discuss how to transfer the benefits of high-tech advanced solutions to low-tech application

BGR

KWR

Adelphi

The session will explore the topical theme of using Nature Based Solutions to address catchment wide hydrological issues (e.g. flood risk management and water quality improvements) in both rural and urban settings.

For further details on this session and instructions on how to submit an abstract please refer to the following link - http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2017/session/22984

Klaus Hinsby (GEUS)

International Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge (ISMAR 10) is the main conference (5 days) in the field of managed aquifer recharge and co-organized by the Subsol consortium.

The purpose of the conference will be to stimulate a broadly supported vision on a sustainable world food supply that is based on the interest of farmers as well as on the environment and biodiversity.

Divided on the themes: sustainable agriculture and ecology and ecosystem restoration, sustainable food, water and energy supply, economic and social benefits, food sovereignty and land rights and socialisation of agriculture, projects from Asia, Africa and Latin America will show that a sustainable approach to the region works, motivates people and is beneficial in many ways.

Initiatives, activities, businesses and people from these parts of the world will be associated with Dutch companies, organizations and governments, both during and after the conference.
Lasting relationships between various partners are facilitated and continued through a specifically for this purpose developed website www.sustainablefoodsupply.org.
Dutch companies, industries, research institutes and consultancy firms have the opportunity to present their expertise and techniques at the to the conference linked Table Top Info Market.

The working language of the conference is English.

• Koen Zuurbier (KWR) is invited speaker.

Stakeholder workshop on SWS (specifically: the Dinteloord Replication site)

KWR, DBT, local stakeholders