DAY 3 – Wednesday, April 13

TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS, POSTER SESSION, AND SPEAKEASY 

8:00 am – 9:55 am

Topic: Multi-Benefits of Integrated Flood Managed Aquifer Recharge in California

Moderator: Jim Wieking, CA Dept of Water Resources

  • The Merced Flood-MAR Reconnaissance Study - Integrated Modeling
    David Arrate, P.E., California Department of Water Resources

                Slides  Video

  • The Merced Flood-MAR Reconnaissance Study - Climate Change Vulnerability
    Karandev Singh, P.E., California Department of Water Resources

                Slides Video

  • The Flood Risk Sector of the Merced Flood-MAR Reconnaissance Study
    Aleksander Vdovichenko, P.E., California Department of Water Resources

                Slides Video

  • The Water Supply Sector of the Merced Flood-MAR Reconnaissance Study
    Lisbeth (Liz) DaBramo, E.I.T., Woodard & Curran

                Slides Video

  • Evaluation of Ecosystem Enhancements of the Merced Flood-MAR Reconnaissance Study
    Taylor Spaulding, Fisheries Biologist Scientist, ESA Environmental

                 Slides Video

8:00 am – 9:55 am

Topic: Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) I

Moderator: David Pyne, ASR Resources

  • Aquifer Storage and Recovery Development in Northern California – Considerations and Lessons Learned
    Chris Petersen, Principal Hydrogeologist, GEI Consultants, Inc.

                Slides 

  • ASR in suboptimal conditions: freshwater self-sufficiency of the Dutch island Texel
    Beatriz de La Loma Gonzalez and Tine te Winkel, Acacia Water

                Slides Video

  • 2D and 3D Seismic Reflection Surveys to Improve the Efficiency of ASR Systems
    John Jansen, Senior Geophysicist, Collier Geophysics

                Slides Video

  • Part 1: City of Phoenix, Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) Well #302: Recharge, Well Rehabilitation, and Lessons Learned
    Gary M. Gin, R.G., Vice President of AZ Operations, LRE Water

                Slides

  • Well Efficiency and Performance: Influencing Factors
    Corné Engelbrecht, Institute for Groundwater Studies (IGS), Natural and Agricultural Sciences, University of the Free State, South Africa & GEOSS South Africa, Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa

                Slides Video

8:00 am – 9:55 am

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge and Integrated Water Management I

Moderator: Mary-Belle Cruz Ayala, Water Resources Research Center, University of Arizona

  • Co-Managed Aquifer Recharge (Co-MAR). A bottom-up approach for Integrated Water Resources Management enhancement. Novel method employed at Los Arenales aquifer (Spain) and first results
    Enrique Fernández-Escalante, Tragsa Group (Spain) & IAH MAR Commission

                Slides Video

  • Evaluation of Managed Aquifer Recharge Using Municipal Residential Stormwater in the Pacific Northwest US
    Jason Melady, Principal Hydrogeologist, Summit Water Resources

                Slides 

  • Groundwater recharge in India: the transition from water conservation to MAR
    Himanshu Kulkarni, Executive Director, ACWADAM

 

  • Aquifer recharge and green stormwater infrastructure applied in urban regions
    Hugo A. Loaiciga, Professor and Director, University of California, Santa Barbara

                Slides Video

  • Managed Aquifer Recharge in the Los Angles Coastal Plain
    Nathan Hatch, Hydrologist, Intera Incorporated, California

                Slides Video

 

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Engineering and Design I

Moderator: Gary Burchard, LRE Water

  • A proposed methodology for identifying the feasibility of Managed Aquifer Recharge
    Anne Imig, Technical University of Munich

                Slides Video

  • The effect of air injection on the biogeochemical efficiency of a soil aquifer treatment (SAT) system
    Ido Arad, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

                Slides Video

  • Cooperative project on feasibility of MAR in the MENA region
    Thomas Grischek, Professor, Dresden University of Applied Sciences, Division of Water Sciences

                Slides 

  • Extraction of Brackish Water and Optimization of Injection at Seawater Intrusion Barriers and Inland Wells
    Raghu Suribhatla, Senior Engineer, INTERA Incorporated

                Slides Video

  • Injection and Extraction at Elandsfontein Mine to Protect Langebann Lagoon
    Kes Murray, Senior Scientist/Hydrogeologist, GEOSS South Africa (Pty) Ltd – Groundwater and Earth Sciences

                Slides Video

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Geophysics I

Moderator: Tim Parker, Ramboll USA

  • A new high-resolution geophysical imaging method for advanced assessment of MAR sites
    Ahmad-Ali Behroozmand, Senior Geophysicist, Ramboll

                

  • Efficient Hydrogeologic Characterization Using a Newly Developed Direct Push Magnetic Resonance System and Applications to Managed Aquifer Recharge
    David Walsh, President, Vista Clara

                Slides

  • Sediment texture and seepage mapping beneath earth irrigation infrastructure using electrical conductivity imaging.
    David Allen, Principal, Groundwater Imaging Pty. Ltd.

                Slides Video

  • Identification of potential recharge pathways at the field scale using geophysical and CPT data: tools for recharge site assessment
    Meredith Goebel, Post Doctoral Research Fellow, Stanford University

                Slides Video

  • Integrated Geophysics for Managed Aquifer Recharge Infiltration, Injection and Conjunctive Surface/Groundwater  Scheme Investigation
    Geoff Pettifer, Technical Director, GHD, Australia

                Video

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge and the Environment I

Moderator: Russell Martin, Senior Principal Hydrogeologist, Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec, Australia

  • Impact of managed aquifer recharge on critical zone processes in agricultural landscapes
    Helen Dahlke, Associate Professor, University of California, Davis

                Slides Video

  • Multi-Benefit Groundwater Recharge: Saving Birds and Recharging Groundwater in California’s Central Valley (V)
    Julia Barfield, Project Manager, The Nature Conservancy

                Slides Video

  • Recharge Quantification for Floodplain Restoration Opportunities on Central Valley Rivers
    Michael Founds, Ecohydrologist, cbec eco engineering

                Slides Video

  • Environmentally sound managed aquifer recharge for drinking water production
    Petri Jokela, Managing Director, Tavase Ltd.

                Slides 

  • Catchment-scale hydrologic analysis of streambed recharge structures in Rajasthan, India (V) 
    Yogita Dashora, Senior Research Fellow and Vidya Bhawan Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Badgaon, Udaipur, India

                Slides Video

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Operations and Maintenance

Moderator: Nathan Nutter, Murraysmith

  • Biochemical process optimization for enhanced SAT operation
    Alex Furman, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

                Slides Video

  • Measuring and Monitoring Incentivized MAR in a Channel in Idaho, USA
    Ernest M. Carlsen, Secretary, Recharge Development Corporation

                Slides Video

  • Part 2: Bench Scale Testing: Reducing Impacts to Stainless Steel Casing While Targeting Legacy Drilling Fluids
    Gary M. Gin, R.G., Vice President of AZ Operations, LRE Water

               Slides

  • Ten years of ASR by deep well injection in a carbonate aquifer
    Jordi Guimera, Hydrological Services Project Director, AMPHOS21

                Slides Video

  • Shallow Aquifer Recharge Expansion Planning at the City of Yelm’s Cochrane Memorial Park Reclaimed Water Facility, Thurston County, Washington
    Nathan Nutter, Principal Engineer and Technical Services Lead, Murraysmith

                Slides Video

 

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Engineering and Design II

Moderator: Mike Milczarek, Geosystems Analysis

  • Preliminary assessment of a managed aquifer recharge pilot facility utilizing riverbank filtration and aquifer storage for sustainable groundwater-irrigated agroecosystems (V)
    Andy O'Reilly, Research Hydrologist, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service

                Video

  • The Freeman Expansion project: increasing diversions and aquifer recharge during peak flows to reduce impacts of droughts and increased environmental flow requirements
    Bram Sercu,  Senior Hydrologist, United Water Conservation District

                Slides Video

  • Use of Enhanced Recharge Methods to Increase Managed Aquifer Recharge Rates
    Jason Keller, Senior Hydrogeologist, GeoSystems Analysis, Inc.

                Slides

  • Infiltration capacity of infiltration trenches and basins in Dresden, Germany
    Thomas Grischek, Professor, Dresden University of Applied Sciences, Division of Water Sciences

                Slides

  • Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting by Shallow Well Infiltration – Challenges and Opportunities
    Zsóka Szabó, PhD student, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary

                Video

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Managed Aquifer Recharge and Emerging Contaminants I

Moderator: Bas van der Grift, KWR Water Research Institute

  • Reclaimed Water Infiltration Study: Determining Attenuation Factors and Exposure Point Concentrations for Contaminants of Emerging Concern
    Brittany Duarte, Hydrogeologist, HDR

                Slides 

  • Field comparison of nitrogen cycling between three agricultural managed groundwater recharge sites
    Elad Levintal, Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Land, Air and Water Resources, University of California, Davis, CA, United States

                Slides

  • Treatment to Remove PFAS from Groundwater Impacted by MAR to Restore Drinking Water in Orange County, California
    Manmeet (Meeta) Pannu, Senior Scientist, Orange County Water District

                Slides

  • Combining Constructed wetlands and Soil Aquifer Treatment to enhance infiltration flux and water quality
    Ido Negev, Chief Hydrologist, Mekorot National Water Company

                Slides

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge and the Environment II

Moderator: Christy Kennedy, Woodard & Curran

  • Modeling the impact of levee setback on groundwater recharge and stream flow and temperature for ecosystem and anthropogenic needs
    Andrew Calderwood, UC Davis, Foglia & Dahlke Labs

                Slides Video

  • Managed Aquifer Recharge: A No-Regret Climate Change Adaptive Measure
    Jose David Henao Casas, Tragsa-Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

                Slides Video

  • Water Security and Integrated Water Resources Management improvements due to Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR). Selection of case studies, characterization, benchmarking and practical recommendations.
    Enrique Fernández-Escalante, Tragsa Group (Spain). Innovation SD

                Slides

  • MAR for Environmental Benefit - Katarapko Freshwater Injection Trial Case Study
    Russell Martin, Senior Principal Hydrogeologist, Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec, Australia

                Slides Video

  • Agricultural Soil-Aquifer Treatment: A New Concept in the MAR Arsenal
    Noam Weisbrod, Professor, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

                Slides 

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge and Water Markets

Moderator: Paul Weghorst, Irvine Ranch Water District

  • Five years of Recharge Net Metering (ReNeM) to improve water supplies and water quality
    Andrew T. Fisher, Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of California, Santa Cruz

                Slides Video

  • Creation of a Local Non-Profit Corporation to Manage and Distribute Incentivized MAR
    Keith Esplin, Executive Director, Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer Recharge (ESPAR)

                Slides Video

  • Groundwater-energy-food nexus for sustainable management of the aquifers
    Makoto Taniguchi, Professor, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

                Slides

  • Creation of Local Non-Profit Corporations for the Implementation of Incentivized Managed Aquifer Recharge
    David R. Tuthill, Jr., Ph.D., P.E., Vice President, Recharge Development Corporation

                Slides

  • The Costs and Benefits of Managed Aquifer Recharge
    Andrew Ross, Visiting Research Fellow, Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National University

               Video

 

5:00 pm – 6:15 pm

Topic: International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) Commission on MAR Plenary Session

IAH MAR Commission Co-chair: Enrique F. Escalante, and IAH President: David Kreamer

 

Day 4 – Thursday, April 14

TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS 

8:00 am – 9:55 am

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge and Emerging Contaminants II

Moderator: Jeffrey Davis, Integral Consulting

  • Behavior of ammonium in the hyporheic zone during riverbank filtration
    Gustavo Covatti, PhD Student, M.Eng., University of Applied Sciences Dresden

                Slides Video

  • Reclaimed Water Infiltration Study: Effectiveness of Residual Chemical Removal Through Soil Aquifer Treatment in a Glacial Aquifer System
    Shane McDonald, PG, CPG, Senior Technical Leader, Hydrogeology and Modeling, HDR

               Video

  • The Effect of Dry Wells on Groundwater Quality
    Thomas Harter, Professor, University of California Davis

               Slides Video

  • Using molecular properties to predict the removal efficiency of (new) organic micro-pollutants  during soil passage
    Bas van der Grift, KWR Water Research Institute

                Slides

  • Large-scale tank experiments simulating soil aquifer treatment – Assessing attenuation of emerging organic compounds and water quality changes
    Marcel Horovitz,  Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil (Portugal), Technical University of Darmstadt (Germany)

                Video

8:00 am – 9:55 am

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge and Sustainable Groundwater Management

Moderator: Trey Driscoll, Dudek

  • Managed Aquifer Recharge and Climate Change in Florida-Strategies for Coping with an Uncertain Future
    Robert G. Maliva, Principal Hydrogeologist, WSP USA

                Slides Video

  • Sustainable Groundwater Management using Managed Aquifer Recharge (Dry wells)
    Salini Sasidharan, Assistant Professor, Sustainable Groundwater Management Engineer, University of California, Riverside, CA; Oregon State University, OR

                Slides

  • California’s 2014 Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) - Progress Update, Lessons Learned and MAR Proposed
    Timothy K. Parker, PG, CEG, CHG, Senior Hydrogeologist/Sustainability Expert, Ramboll USA

                Slides

  • Eastern Snake Plain MAR Program - Collaborative, Long-term Sustainable Management of an Aquifer
    Wesley Hipke, Recharge Program Manager, Idaho Department of Water Resources

                Slides Video

  • Preliminary assessment of managed aquifer recharge opportunities for irrigated agricultural areas in Australia (V)
    Dennis Gonzalez, Spatial Data Scientist, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

                Video

8:00 am – 9:55 am

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Engineering and Design III

Moderator: Doug Bartlett, Geo-Logic Associates

  • Effect of small changes in clay content in sandy soil on recharge rates: new conclusions on planning criteria of new recharge ponds, and on the ability to rehabilitate existing ponds
    Ido Negev, Chief Hydrologist, Mekorot National Water Company

                Slides Video

  • ASR Well Hydraulics:  The ‘Balloon Effect’ Revisited
    David Pyne, President, ASR Systems

                Slides 

  • Soil and infrastructure suitability for managed aquifer recharge with recycled water
    Sarah Paschal Gerenday, PhD candidate, University of California Santa Barbara

                Slides Video

  • Optimizing MAR in coastal dunes by abstracting brackish groundwater: preliminary results of a field pilot in the Netherlands
    Teun van Dooren, Scientific Researcher Hydrogeology, KWR Water Research Institute

                Slides Video

  • Depth-Specific Testing Methods for Water Bank Recovery Wellfield Design
    Timothy Leo, Principal Hydrogeologist & Vice President, Montgomery & Associates

                Slides Video

8:00 am – 9:55 am

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Modeling I

Moderator: Ali Tagavi, Woodard & Curran

  • Strategizing Recharge in Complex Settings by Optimization of Recycled Water Injection
    Chin Man W. Mok, Principal and Vice President, GSI Environmental Inc.

                Slides

  • Assessing predictions’ uncertainty at a multi-source Managed Aquifer Recharge site using stochastic modelling: the Menashe System, Israel
    Daniel Kurtzman, Sub-surface Hydrology Researcher, Institute of Soil, Water and Environmental Sciences, Agriculture Research Organization – Volcani Institute, Israel

                 Slides

  • A novel analytical approach to calculating groundwater recharge through the vadose zone
    Morteza Sadeghi, Water Resources Engineer, California Department of Water Resources

                 Slides

  • Using Groundwater models to support Sustainable Groundwater Basin Management in California’s Monterey Bay Region
    Pascual Benito, Senior Hydrogeologist, Montgomery & Associates

                Slides

  • Water Availability Analysis for California Water Rights Permitting
    Shelby Witherby, Water Resources Control Engineer, CA State Water Resources Control Board

                Slides Video

 

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge and Emerging Contaminants III

Moderator:  Roohi Toosi, A-Tech Consulting

 

  • Implications of Groundwater Contamination on Managed Aquifer Recharge Development: An Unforeseen Loss
    Maria Gibson-Daugherty; Geologist IV, EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC

                Slides Video

  • Managed Aquifer Recharge at West Richland, Washington, USA: Displacing Poor Quality Groundwater with High Quality Potable Water
    Kevin A. Lindsey, Principal Hydrogeologist, GeoEngineers, Incorporated

                Slides Video

  • The fate of trace organic contaminants in managed aquifer recharge combined with pre-oxidation and nanofiltration
    Sung Kyu Maeng, Professor, Sejong University

                Slides

  • Chronic Toxicity Mystery at an Advanced Water Treatment Facility
    Phuong Watson, Senior Engineer, Water Replenishment District of Southern California and Eric Gonzales, Director of Operations, PERC Water Corporation

                Slides Video

  • Identifying SAT efficiency by modelling its specific aquifer environment influenced by natural and anthropogenic activities - Example of the Costal SAT of Agon-Coutainville (France)
    Picot-Colbeaux Géraldine, Hydrogeologist,BRGM

                Slides

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: International Recharge Opportunities and Innovation

Moderator: Erik Cadaret, West Yost

  • MAR for the Developing World - Guidelines for developing Community-based MAR Projects for Climate Change Resiliency and Water Security
    Bob Bower, Principal Hydrologist, Mercy Corps

                Slides

  • Education and outreach on riverbank filtration in India – examples from the CCRBF project
    Cornelius Sandhu, Senior Researcher, Dresden University of Applied Sciences

                Slides Video

  • Evaluating Managed Aquifer Recharge options to improve the status of an over-exploited aquifer in South Portugal
    Katleen Standen, Universidade do Algarve

                Video

  • Identification and characterization of cross-sector collaborative relationships enabling Managed Aquifer Recharge projects in Mexico
    Mary-Belle Cruz Ayala, Water Resources Research Center, University of Arizona

                Slides

  • Addressing a Severe Water Scarcity Problem by Implementing a Fast and Durable Managed Aquifer Recharge Program in Northern Algeria (North Africa)
    Farid Achour, Principal Hydrogeologist, GSI Environmental Inc.

                Video

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Engineering and Design IV

Moderator: Kevin O’Toole, Orange County Water District

  • The use of regional groundwater flow characteristics for optimized screening of MAR potential and application conditions
    Ádám Tóth, ELTE Eötvös Loránd University

               Video

  • Electrical Resistivity Tomography to Site Recharge Basins and Improve Groundwater Models in Southern California
    Kristen Marberry, Senior Geophysicist, Collier Geophysics, LLC

                Slides

  • Site suitability analysis for managed aquifer recharge in karst aquifers (V)
    Nourelhoda Itani, American University of Beirut

                Slides Video

  • Methodology for evaluation of potential sites for large scale river bank filtration
    Thi Ngoc Anh Hoang, M.Eng, Dresden University of Applied Sciences

                Slides 

  • What Drives Cities to Adopt Groundwater Banking? A Cross-Case Analysis of U.S. Cities
    Lauren Bartels, University of Nevada, Reno

                Slides

10:15 am – 12:10 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge of Stormwater: Rural and Agricultural Applications

Moderator: Bob Bower, Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec, New Zealand

  • Increased Recharge to the Orange County Groundwater Basin from Forecast Informed Reservoir Operations (FIRO) at Prado Dam, Riverside County, California
    Adam Hutchinson, Recharge Planning Manager, Orange County Water District

                 Slides Video

  • Tools to Assess Groundwater Quality Effects when Flooding Agriculture Fields to Recharge Aquifers
    Michael Milczarek, Program Director, GeoSystems Analysis, Inc.

                 

  • On-Farm Recharge at the McMullin Projects: Local expectations, and considerations
    Philip Bachand, President, Principal Investigator, Bachand & Associates

                Slides

  • Basalt Aquifer Recharge in the Columbia Basin: Agribusiness Working to Reverse Aquifer Water Level Decline, Southern Columbia Basin, Oregon, USA
    Kevin Lindsey, Principal Hydrogeologist, GeoEngineers, Inc.

                Slides Video

  • Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) for Agriculture: A Pilot Test Case Study of Direct Injection in the San Joaquin Valley, California
    Robert Anderson, Principal Scientist, Geosyntec Consultants.

 

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Geophysics II

Moderator: John Jansen, Collier Consulting

  • Rapid Mapping of Aquifers and Water Quality Using a Towed Cart Time-Domain Electromagnetic Induction System
    Doug Laymon​, Geophysicist, Collier Geophysics, LLC

                

  • Connected Waters - Saline Discharge Into, and Aquifer Recharge Out of Australian Waterways – an Investigation Using Electrical Conductivity Imaging
    David Allen, Principal, Groundwater Imaging Pty. Ltd.

                

  • Airborne Electromagnetic Mapping for Managed Aquifer Recharge
    Jared D. Abraham, Geophysicist/Geologist, Aqua Geo Frameworks LLC

                Slides Video

  • A geostatistical workflow for evaluating flood-MAR sites using geophysical data
    Zach Perzan, Stanford University

                Slides Video

  • Improving hydrogeological characterization for managed aquifer recharge with borehole magnetic resonance
    Ned Clayton, Principal Hydrogeologist, NMR Services

                Video

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Topic:Managed Aquifer Recharge and Integrated Water Management II

Moderator: Lyndsey Bloxom, Water Research Foundation

  • Challenges and Experiences on Managed Aquifer Recharge in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area
    Adriana Palma Nava, Master Engineering, UNAMF Institute of Engineering

                Slides

  • Leveraging Existing Information to Assess the Potential Impacts of Managed Aquifer Recharge Projects
    Carolina Sanchez, Senior Engineer, West Yost

                Slides Video

  • Managing Aquifer Recharge: An Integrated Assessment of Global Best Practice (V)
    Karen Grothe Villholth, Principal Researcher, IWMI - International Water Management Institute

 

  • Potable Reuse of Municipal Wastewater in the United States
    William M. Alley, Director, Science & Technology, National Ground Water Association

                Slides Video

  • MAR's Role in One Water – Building Resilience
    Don Corbett, Senior Hydrogeologist, Hydrogeology and Water Programs, Region of Waterloo, ON, Canada

                Slides

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Topic:Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) II

Moderator: Chris Petersen, GEI Consultants

  • Aquifer Storage and Recovery using Desalinated Water in United Arab Emirates
    Mohsen Sherif, United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates

                 Slides 

  • ASR Implementation Challenges in Texas, USA
    David K. Smith, Environmental Scientist, CDM Smith

                Slides

  • Power Regeneration During ASR Injection
    Kent Madison, Owner of 3RValve LLC

                Slides Video

  • Aquifer Storage and Recovery in the Brackish Edwards Aquifer, Central Texas
    Neil Deeds, Senior Water Resources Engineer, INTERA Incorporated

                Slides

  • Advanced monitoring of storage and recovery of unmixed drinking water in a brackish groundwater aquifer
    Caspar van Genuchten, PWN Water Supply Company

                Slides Video

2:00 pm – 3:55 pm

Topic: Managed Aquifer Recharge Modeling II

Moderator: Stephanie Moore, INTERA Incorporated

  • Groundwater Modeling to Support Permitting of Recycled Water Recharge Projects in California
    Abhishek Singh, Principal Engineer; Vice President - Western Region, INTERA Incorporated

                Slides Video

  • Flood Water Allocation and Agricultural Site Suitability for Potential Flood Managed Aquifer Recharge
    Francisco Flores-López, Ph.D., California Department of Water Resources

                Slides Video

  • Fluid Dynamics Assessment using Numerical Modeling of Water Flow through Different Screen Types for ASR Well Design
    Salvador Jordana, Project Director, AMPHOS21

                Slides Video

  • Mapping the potential for water quality improvements during infiltration for MAR with machine learning informed by field and laboratory experiments
    Galen Gorski, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California, Berkeley

                Slides Video

  • The impact of storage conditions on the recovery efficiency during ASR: an analytical and numerical evaluation to optimize system design
    Niels Hartog, Principal Scientist — Geohydrology, KWR Water Research Institute