HS1.1.1 | Pushing the boundaries of field hydrology
Pushing the boundaries of field hydrology
Co-organized by BG4
Convener: Theresa Blume | Co-conveners: Ilja van Meerveld, Alberto Viglione
Programme
| Wed, 06 May, 10:45–12:30 (CEST)
 
Room C
Programme
Wed, 10:45
Measurements, monitoring and experiments are the basis of hydrological science. However, making these measurements is time-consuming, often financially expensive and not without risk. What do we need to measure, how do we need to measure it and where, to push the boundaries of our science? Where are observational gaps and how do we overcome them? This session aims to celebrate current pioneering work in field hydrology, new promising methods and courageous approaches, and to show the importance of field data for advancing hydrology.

Programme: Wed, 6 May, 10:45–12:30 | Room C

10:45–11:05
Markus Weiler: The triad of technical innovation, engineering development and robust field measurements
11:05–11:25
Kamini Singha: Geophysics for discovering new horizons in water science
11:25–11:45
Julia Knapp: Frequency: The Final Frontier – Charting new territory with high‑frequency observations
11:45–12:05
Laurent Pfister: The deep time concept in (isotope) hydrology: challenges and opportunities
12:05–12:30
Discussion

Speakers

  • Kamini Singha, Colorado School of Mines, United States of America
  • Markus Weiler, University of Freiburg, Germany
  • Julia Knapp, Universität Bayreuth, Germany
  • Laurent Pfister, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, Luxembourg