Tentative Program

This session will explore the mechanisms driving hydroclimate variability and its implications for regional water cycles. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how changes in precipitation patterns affect hydrological processes.

This track focuses on innovative approaches and technologies in hydrological modeling. Participants will discuss the integration of climate data and hydrological models to improve predictions of water resource availability.

This session will investigate the impacts of climate change on hydrological systems and water resources. Researchers will present findings on how shifting climate patterns influence water balance and streamflow variability.

This track will address the seasonal dynamics of water availability and demand. Discussions will center on the implications of seasonal water variability for regional water management strategies.

This session will examine the interactions between catchment hydrodynamics and water quality. Presentations will highlight the role of hydrological processes in shaping water quality outcomes in various environments.

This track will focus on the occurrence and impacts of hydrological extremes, including floods and droughts. Researchers will share insights into the drivers of these events and their implications for water resource management.