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This draft is no longer being updated; the final digital conference program can be viewed at the link below:
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https://www.watereducation.org/sites/main/files/file-attachments/program_-_international_groundwater_conference.pdf?1718140432
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Monday, June 17
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Pre-Conference Workshops
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These optional workshops will serve as a platform for sharing experiences, tools, and insights from around the world and engaging in constructive discussions on each topic. Workshops are free for conference attendees, but you must register for them separately.
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PLEASE NOTE: THE ALL-DAY WORKSHOP RUNS CONCURRENTLY WITH THE HALF-DAY WORKSHOPS, SO YOU CANNOT REGISTER FOR ALL 3!
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All-Day Session (9:00-12:00 & 1:30-3:00)
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Implementing Groundwater Demand Management in Agricultural Regions
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led by Dr. Isaya Kisekka, University of California Davis
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Morning Session (9:00-12:00)
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Regulating, Monitoring and Managing Groundwater Nitrate and Salinity
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led by Ken Miller, Formation Environmental USA
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Afternoon Session (1:30-4:30)
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Tools and Strategies to Engage Stakeholders in Groundwater Management and Planning
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led by Dr. Jean-Daniel Rinaudo, BRGM France
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Registration Check-in / Badge Pickup 3:00-6:00
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Tuesday, June 18
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Tuesday 8:15 - 8:30 AM
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Welcome
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Thomas Harter, University of California at Davis
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Nick Gray, Water Education Foundation
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Opening Remarks
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Nancy Vogel, California Deputy Secretary for Water
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Tuesday 8:30 - 10:00 AM
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PLENARY SESSION: SUCCESS STORIES - Moderator Lisa Porta
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Conjunctive use of groundwater in the Gila River Indian Community
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Governor Stephen Roe Lewis, Gila River Indian Community
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SGMA Success: The MAGSA Approach to Sustainability - The 'Half-Full' Glass
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Matthew Hurley, McMullin Area GSA
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Nitrate response in Danish groundwater to agricultural N management and regulation since 1940
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Birgitte Hansen, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland - GEUS
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Cultivating Change: A 4th Generation Kansas Farmer’s Quest for Sustainability
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Dwane Roth, Big D Farms Inc/Front Porch Farms
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Tuesday 10:30 AM - 12 Noon
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2AGroundwater Dependent Ecosystems and Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction2BBest Practices for Groundwater Supply2CEnvironmental Justice2DAdvancing Sustainable Water Management through FloodMAR
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Chair: Maurice HallChair: Amal TalbiChair: Alvar ClosasChair: Francisco Flores-López
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A watershed-specific formula to predict coho salmon reproduction using river flow metricsCombined, applied research & engagement frameworks to advance irrigation management SGMA and Underrepresented Farmers - Impact of Groundwater Sustainability Plans on Small FarmersInsights from the Merced Flood-MAR Reconnaissance Study (Moderator)
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Claire Kouba, UC DavisAmy Kremen, Irrigation Innovation Consortium/Colorado State UniversityNgodoo Atume, University of California, Agricultural and Natural Resources Francisco Flores-López, CA Department of Water Resources
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Sustainable groundwater management in the Murray Darling Basin, AustraliaAlmond Irrigation Improvement Continuum: A Model Grower Outreach ProgramInequities in PFAS-Contaminated Pesticides Applied near Public Supply Wells in California, 2019-2021Development of a Headwater-to-Groundwater Integrated Modeling Toolset
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Andrew Ross, Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National UniversityMichael Roots, Almond Board of CaliforniaClare Pace, University of California, BerkeleyDavid Arrate, CA Department of Water Resources
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Climate Adaptation and Interconnected Surface Water and Groundwater Stewardship in the Napa ValleyManagement of Ground Water Resources for sustainable agriculture in the Nadhour Aquifer / TunisiaQuantifying Water Requirements for Small-Scale Diversified Farms in the San Joaquin ValleyAssessing Climate Vulnerability
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Vicki Kretsinger Grabert, Luhdorff & Scalmanini Consulting EngineersManfred Matz, GIZ-TunisieSara Qaderi, UCANRWyatt Arnold, CA Department of Water Resources
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Balancing Groundwater for Agriculture and Lakes in Wisconsin, USABenefits from a Century of Groundwater Stewardship in Southern CaliforniaCommunity-Engaged Research on Groundwater Nitrates: Perspectives from Rural Eastern OregonEnhancing Climate Resilience through Adaptive Flood-MAR Strategies
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Michael Fienen, USGS Upper Midwest WSCBetsy Miller, San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation DistrictAnne Thebo, University of Washington Climate Impacts Group; Kaleb Lay, Oregon Rural ActionKarandev Singh, CA Department of Water Resources
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Balancing Agriculture, Salmon, and Climate Change: Water Management in Scott Valley, CaliforniaSustainable Agriculture in the SGMA EraDistributional implications of nitrate contamination in drinking waterSetting a Template for Multi-Sector Coordination
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Leland Scantlebury, UC DavisRyan Flaherty, Sustainable ConservationDeshamithra Jayasekera, Daugherty Water for Food Global InstituteJim Wieking, CA Department of Water Resources
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LUNCH 12:00 - 1:30 LUNCH SPEAKER: MARK ARAX
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Tuesday 1:30 - 3:00 PM
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3AGroundwater Quality Impacts from Agriculture Roundtable3BGroundwater Governance Roundtable3CGroundwater Management: Data and Modeling Roundtable3DAgMAR: Engaging Private Landowners Roundtable
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Moderator: Thomas HarterModerator: Ellen HanakModerator: Andrea BrookfieldModerator: Daniel Mountjoy
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Water use for irrigation changes quality of groundwater used for drinking water supply in CaliforniaUnder pressure – the case of groundwater management in the Great Artesian Basin in NSW, AustraliaUpdates to Central Valley Hydrologic Model – a regional tool for Sustainable Groundwater Management(Moderator) Agricultural Managed Aquifer Recharge-AgMAR: Engaging private landowners in replenishing groundwater
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Miranda Fram, U.S. Geological SurveyAlvar Closas, Independent ConsultantClaudia Faunt, USGS/CAWSCDaniel Mountjoy, Sustainable Conservation
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A Framework for Understanding & Addressing Surplus Manure Nitrogen on Dairies in the Central ValleyGroundwater governance and the outlook for agriculture: A case study of ArizonaEvaluating Hydrologic Responses to Agricultural Water Management in the Lower Arkansas River BasinDirecting Recharge to Achieve Groundwater Sustainability Outcomes: Integrated Modelling Tools for Flood-MAR Planning
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Till Angermann, Luhdorff and Scalmanini Consulting EngineersSharon Megdal, The University of ArizonaSalam Abbas, Colorado State UniversityAli Taghavi, Woodard & Curran
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USGS Monitoring of Groundwater/Surface-Water Interaction and Nutrients in the Illinois River BasinGroundwater Governance Elements: Knowledge, Motivation, and MechanismsThe Pendulum Swings: California’s Attempts to Find a Balance Between Fish/Feathers and Farms/FolksPlanning, managing and implementing AgMAR/FloodMAR as a water district
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David Lampe, U.S. Geological SurveyRuth Meinzen-Dick, International Food Policy Research InstituteJeffrey Davids, Davids Engineering | California State University, ChicoWes Miller, Turlock Irrigation District
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Prioritizing Drainage Basins for Nutrient Studies: Importance of Spatial VariabilityAssessment impact of intensification agricultural on groundwater resources in the Aquifer MassacreExploring Dynamics of Aquifers using Remote Sensing and Integrated Hydrologic ModelsDoing the good deed: My AgMAR experience
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Christopher Green, US Geological SurveyJeff Garcon, University QuisqueyaDavid Hyndman, University of Texas at DallasChristine Gemperle, Grower
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Agent-based modelling and decision-support for groundwater compliance and enforcement: BEACONPreparing the grower (and everyone else) for AgMAR
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Cameron Holley, UNSWSarah Woolf, Grower, Waterwise Consulting
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Tuesday 3:30-5:00 PM
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4ABest Practices to Improve Groundwater Quality4BClimate Change Adaptation4CGroundwater Management: Data and Modeling4DManaged Aquifer Recharge
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Chair: Nandita BasuChair: Ken BelitzChair: Newsha AjamiChair: Helen Dahlke
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Approaches to Groundwater Quality Management for Sustainable Rice Farming in California’s SacramentoAssessment of Groundwater Droughts in the Colorado River Basin: Identifying Key Controlling FactorsQuantifying Groundwater Recharge in Mountain-Valley Aquifer System of the Kaweah River WatershedEvaluation of an Agricultural Recharge Site by Mapping Sediment Type with an Electromagnetic System
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Lisa Porta, Montgomery & AssociatesKarem Abdelmohsen, Arizona State UniversityHoori Ajami, University of California RiversideMeredith Goebel, Stanford University
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Improving leaching estimates from orchards by accounting for tree size and soil spatial variability Flash Drought - A Growing Risk to Agriculture and Water Resources from Local to GlobalData-Driven, Field-Level Remotely Sensed ET in Critically Overdrafted Basins: 2022 & 2023 resultsStormwater storage to support sustainable irrigation
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Shahar Baram, Agricultural Research Organization (ARO), Newe Ya'ar Research CenterJeffrey Basara, University of Massachusetts LowellJoel Kimmelshue, Land IQLea Augustin, Technical University of Munich
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Using drainageways for subsurface nitrate processing in agricultural landscapes Sustainable Groundwater in Agriculture under a Changing Climate in Southwestern USA re-examination of the hydrological impact of tile drainage using integrated modelling toolsHow to have your cake and eat it too; a case study of recharging with Reverse Tile Drains
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Keith Schilling, University of IowaIsaya Kisekka, UC DavisJiangyue Ju, University of WaterlooMike Busby, LIDCO Inc
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Collaborative engagement and involvement of private water well owners in BMP developmentDistributed sensing for monitoring greenhouse gases from agricultural land under climate changeAquifer Parameter Estimation: Async/Distributed Bio-inspired Algorithms with Convolutional LayersAutomated Cloud Based Groundwater Basin Storage Tracking for Managed Aquifer Recharge Accounting
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Hugh Simpson, University of GuelphTissa Illangasekare, Colorado School of Mines and Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryKiara Tesen Arambulo, Pontificia Universidad Católica de ChileMark Kram, Groundswell Technologies, LLC
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Impact of Cover Cropping on Nitrate Leaching from Potato RotationsRiverbank filtration, groundwater transfer and injection in an intensively cultivated alluvial basin
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Yefang Jiang, Agriculture and Agri-food CanadaAndy O'Reilly, USDA-ARS
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Tuesday 5:30 - 7:30 PM - Hosted Reception and Poster Session 1
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Advancing the Groundwater Accounting Platform in CaliforniaEstimation of Model Uncertainty in View of the Groundwater Sustainability IndicatorsAssessing social learning from a participatory groundwater planning process (Adour, France)
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Hannah Ake, California Water Data ConsortiumGiorgios Kourakos, UC DavisJean-Daniel Rinaudo, BRGM
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Aquifer Recharge & Flow Dynamics: HYDRUS-1D & 3D Model InsightsSustainable groundwater management across the urban-agricultural interface, Santa Clara County, CACan Satellite Time Series Data Discern Spatial Patterns in Dry Matter Yield in ‘Jose’ Tall
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Alberto Casillas-Trasvina, UC DavisJason Gurdak, Santa Clara Valley Water DistrictMauricio Soriano, CSU Fresno
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Groundwater sustainability in Massacre agricultural plain through hydrogeochemical characterization
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Jeff Garcon, University Quisqueya
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Wednesday, June 19
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Wednesday 8:30 - 10:00 AM
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PLENARY SESSION: NORTH AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES - Moderator David Rudolph
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