April 19-23 | Tucson, AZ
The Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers, is a membership division of the National Ground Water Association.
Session topics:
TRACK A: Towards More Sustainable Use of Ground Water Supplies: Availability, Access and Allocation Issues
- Beyond Stationarity: Ground Water Management with Climate Variability and Climate Change
- Climate Change, Drought, and Transboundary Ground Water
- Evapotranspiration: Measurements, Uncertainty and Analyses
- Ground Water Sustainability: Definition, Implementation, and Validation
- Hydrogeological Research and Teaching in the Developing World
- Managing Surface-Spreading Recharge Facilities: Case Studies
TRACK B: Ground Water Shed Management, Ground Water-Surface Water Interactions, Ecosystem Support, Aquifer Protection, and Ground Water Remediation
- Aquifer/Ground Water Protection: Effective Strategies for Protecting the Quality of Our Ground Water Supplies
- Importance of Ground Water Surface Water Interactions for Sustainability of River Systems
- Mining's Impacts on Water Resources: Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
- Nitrates in Ground Water
- Remediation of Subsurface Contamination in Arid and Semi-Arid Environments: Impact on Water Resource Sustainability
- Salt Management in Ground Water Basins
- The Cost of Cleanup: Ground Water Remediation Case Studies with Costs
TRACK C: Modeling of Ground Water Systems, Decision Support Systems, and Data/Information Management
- Data and Information for Decision-Making: More Important Than Ever
- Dynamic Systems Modeling and the Water Sector
- Informatics and Information Systems for Sustainable Ground Water Management
- Numerical Modeling of Surface Water and Ground Water in Arid Environments
- Strategies for Sub-Regional and Local Ground Water Resource Planning
- Toward More Effective Use of Ground Water Modeling
TRACK D: Specialty Sessions
- Deep Ground Water Investigation Issues
- Development of Subsidence and Fissures from Ground Water Pumping
- Fate of Chloride, Sodium, and Other Road Deicing Chemicals in Ground Water
- From Meinzer to Mass Spectrometery: A Session in Honor of Stanley N. Davis
- Ground Water Management Under Climate Change: Implications for Developing Countries
- Environmental Law: MTBE, Water Rights, and More
- Sinkholes, Pollution Plumes, and Subsurface Structures: Meeting the Challenges of Karst
- Soil Vapor Intrusion
- Water-Energy Nexus in the Southwestern U.S.: Can Desalination Be a Solution?
More information
Technical support may be obtained by calling 401 334.0220 between 8:30 a.m and 6 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday, or at all times by contacting Techincal Support. You may also use the "Tech Support" or "Feedback" links in the online abstract system.
We look forward to receiving your submission and participation in the 2009 Ground Water Summit.
If you have any questions, please e-mail Dawn Reeves at dreeves@ngwa.org, or phone her at 800 551.7379 (614 898.7791 outside the United States), ext. 546.