Community Engagement, Cultural Values and Groundwater Resources - Other
NCGRT/IAH Australasian Groundwater Conference 2019
Days
Sunday, 24th November
Monday, 25th November
Tuesday, 26th November
Wednesday, 27th November
Tracks
Groundwater Settings/Systems
Regional Scale Studies
Fractured Rock Hydrogeology Systems
Special Session: Great Artesian Basin - Hydrogeology Journal Special Issue (by invitation)
Coastal Processes & Tropical Island Hydrogeology
Recharge & Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction
Alluvial Systems & Vadose Zone Hydrogology
Intermittent/Ephemeral Drainage Systems
Tracers & Isotopes
Geophysical & Petrophysical Methods & Groundwater
Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems
Stygofauna & Microbiology
Special Session: Springs of the Great Artesian Basin - The Royal Society of Queensland Special Issue (by invitation)
Nutrients Diffuse Pollution in Aquifers & Catchments
Irrigation & Groundwater Protection
Cumulative Groundwater Impacts - Assessment & Management
Water Quality Management
Emerging Challenges in Mining & Groundwater
Emerging Analytical & Numerical Methods
Coupled Modelling (Reactive Chemistry and Transport, Geomechanics & Transport)
Data Assimilation & Metrics for Models in Decision Support Roles
Social Engagement, Attitudes & Connection to Groundwater
Indigenous Groundwater Values & Connections
Community Engagement, Cultural Values and Groundwater Resources - Other
Big Data & Innovative Applications
Use of Big Data & Groundwater Databases - Mapping, Cleansing & Maintenance
Groundwater Studies to Solve Geotechnical Issues
Groundwater Resources Vulnerability in a Changing Climate
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Speakers
Community Engagement, Cultural Values and Groundwater Resources. Sponsored by Arrow Energy
12:45PM - 2:45PM
Monday, 25th November
Boulevard Room
Community involvement in water management in Punjab, Pakistan: A strategy to sustainability of livelihoods of farmersÂ
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Saira Akhtar
Lining of canals and ground water recharging: socio-economic implications for sustainable agricultural development in Pakistan
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Saira Akhtar
Engaging Surat Basin landholders in groundwater monitoring
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Mabbie Elson
Social and gender constructions associated to water resources in isolated Rural Pakistan
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Farooq Tanwir
Out of the comfort zone – stakeholder engagement outside the Ivory Tower
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Petah Rhynehart
Integrating stakeholder engagement into bioregion scale assessments
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Emily Turner
Groundwater recharge and water security for Bengaluru city with traditional well diggers and their knowledge systems
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Vishwanath Srikantaiah
Social research in socio-hydrology
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Yongping Wei