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FEFLOW INTRODUCTORY TRAINING (DHI/IGS)

Bloemfontein (Villa Bali)
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FEFLOW INTRODUCTORY TRAINING (DHI/IGS)

Bloemfontein (Villa Bali)

Event Debrief:Decision support groundwater modelling - in spirit or in fact? (GWD GAU)

22 Apr 2022
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Thermal energy storage in old flooded mines: how to tackle the hydrogeological issues

Groundwater in flooded abandoned mines could be used for geothermal purposes using heat pumps and an open loop involving pumping and re-injection. Hydraulic conductivity values of the mined rock zones have been artificially increased. However, long-term efficiency and the possible impacts of geothermal doublets must be studied involving a series of hydrogeological challenges.

From monitoring networks to near real-time groundwater forecast. A case study in Cape Town Table Mountain Aquifer, South Africa

Groundwater level monitoring is essential for assessing groundwater’s availability, behaviour and trend. Associated with a modelling tool, groundwater level fluctuations can be predicted in the short to middle term using precipitation probabilities or meteorological forecasts. This is the purpose of the MétéEAU Nappes tool implemented by BRGM for the City of Cape Town (CoCT) in the Table Mountain Group Aquifer (TMGA). This case study shows how near real-time groundwater level monitoring can support the municipality in managing its future groundwater withdrawals.

A new Danish groundwater mapping and modelling concept for targeted agricultural N-regulation

Globally, losses of excess nitrogen (N) from agriculture are affecting our air and water quality. This is a well-known environmental threat and is caused by food production for an ever-growing population. Since the 1980s, many European countries, such as Denmark, have successfully combatted N pollution in the aquatic environment by regulating and introducing national agricultural one-size-fits-all mitigation measures. However, further reduction of the N load is still required to meet the demands of, e.g., the EU water directives.

So we've ticked the uncertainty box. What happens next? (GMDSI)

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So we've ticked the uncertainty box. What happens next? (GMDSI)

PHREEQC Short Course (TUT)

Zoom Online
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  • AMD
  • Mine water management
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PHREEQC Short Course (TUT)

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PhD opportunities

16 Nov 2022
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Please see below for details of a PhD opportunity working on  the environmental impact of lithium mining in high Andean Salars:

The Maths Behind PEST and PEST++ Webinar Series (GMDSI)

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  • PEST
  • PEST++
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The Maths Behind PEST and PEST++ Webinar Series (GMDSI)