Meetings

        

Meetings

GEOCON Knowledge Exchange Group Meeting at DTU May 15th, 2018

This meeting is the final meeting for the whole GEOCON project and as the program shows the international partners and the advisory board for the project have been invited.
It is a great opportunity to listen to some of the leading international researchers within the field.
The GEOCON researchers will present some of the results from the project.

There will be time for questions and at the end of the day there has been scheduled time for informal discussions.

  

Programme

Time  Agenda point Responsible
9.30-10.00 Coffee and get together  
10.00-10.10 Introduction Poul L. Bjerg, DTU
10.10-10.35 The use and need of high resolution hydrogeological and chemical data in groundwater modelling Chunmiao Zheng, Peking University
10.35-11.00 Permeability estimation from induced polarization data Gianluca Fiandaca, AU
11.00-11.10 Mini break  
11.10-11.35 Subsurface imaging of water electrical conductivity, hydraulic permeability and lithology at contaminated sites by induced polarization Pradip Maurya, AU.
11.35-12.00 “Follow the money water” – promising news ways to do it Rick Devlin, Kansas University
12.00-12.55 Lunch  
12.55-13.40 Lessons learned from long-term groundwater monitoring at the Bemidji crude-oil spill site Isabelle Cozzarelli, U.S. Geological Survey
13.40-14.05 Development of high resolution 3 D geological models by an integrated approach Ingelise Møller, GEUS
14.05-14.30 Plume behavior and fate of chlorinated ethenes at the Grindsted stream site Ursula McKnight, DTU
14.30-14.50 Coffee break  
14.50-15.35 Geophysical characterization and monitoring of the Bemidji crude oil spill site
 Lee Slater, Rutgers University
15.35-16.00 On the challenges to discriminate lithological, textural and contamination effects in spectral induced polarization responses
 Andreas Kemna, University of Bonn
16.00-16.10
 Mini break  
16.10-16.35 The “Mirachl” project “Characterisation and monitoring of in-situ remediation of chlorinated hydrocarbon contamination using an interdisciplinary approach”

Torleif Dahlin, Lund University
16.35-17.00 Estimating contaminant mass discharge by use of geophysics
 Nicola Balbarini, DTU
17.00 Wrap up Poul L. Bjerg, DTU

GEOCON provides a collaborative platform for coordinated technology development and training by leading national and international research groups working together with Danish authorities and companies.

 

GEOCON includes the following partners: DTU, AU, GEUS, University of Bonn, Lund University, Kansas University, Orbicon, The Region of Southern Denmark, Central Denmark Region. Knowledge exchange will be facilitated by an International Advisory Board with three international capacities and a national Knowledge Exchange Group open to stakeholders in the field.

 

GEOCON
Technical University of Denmark
DTU Environment
Bygningstorvet Building 115
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark

Accessibility
https://www.geocon.env.dtu.dk/meetings
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