Futureproofing Groundwater in scotland

Following a sell-out event in 2025, this one-day in person event will focus on the future of hydrogeology in scotlnad, showcasing recent advancements in monitoring and modelling, exploring groundwater's role in a sustainable energy transition, and discussing potential capacity issues for the sector.

Invited talks:

David Banks (Envireau / Glasgow Uni) - "So demanding! Balancing thermogeological heating and cooling demand with groundwater demand and environmental impact"

Nick Mannix (Flow-5) - "Remote, real time monitoring systems for groundwater supplies and groundwater resources in Scotland"

Kirsty Upton (BGS)- "Digital groundwater systems: insights into the past, present and future, with a focus on Scottish groundwater"

Mike Streetly - "Access to careers in hydrogeology"

There will also be several panel discussions focused on education and what skills are needed / wanted in hydrogeology.

As usual, there will be lots of networking opportunities through poster presentations with nano introductory talks.

We also can't forget to mention: coffee, cake and lunch!

SUBMIT A POSTER

To submit a poster on one of the themes above please email a 100 word abstract to donald.j.robertson@strath.ac.uk by Monday 9th March.

Additional ticket info:

Unfortunately this is an in person event only

Note for multi person registration - If registering for more than one person, please purchase required number of tickets and contact jbrickell@bgs.ac.uk with name and email of other attendees.

Waiting list - Please contact Jack Brickell - jbrickell@bgs.ac.uk - if this event is sold out to be added to the waiting list.

Please note: The IAH GB Chapter is NOT VAT registered.