Groundwater management is a relevant topic worldwide, especially in the last decades, as we are facing issues related to groundwater scarcity, climate change and groundwater quality depletion. Hydrogeological modeling may help groundwater scientists and managers to address management strategies, in view of a more sustainable use of groundwater resources.
In this framework, this webinar aims at presenting case studies related to hydrogeological modeling and integration of skills to support modeling issues. In particular, the case studies will focus on the use of geographical and programming tools for: (a) data processing and management, (b) predicting the evolution of groundwater quality and quantity, (c) testing hypothesis about the hydrogeological behavior of complex ecosystems.
Topics
The webinar will cover the following topics:
Groundwater modeling
Groundwater management
Hydrogeological Conceptual Model
Data management and programming
GIS tools
Free and Open Source Software
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Instructor
Giovanna De Filippis Ph.D.
Senior Hydrogeologist – Numerical Modeler
Dr. Giovanna De Filippis is a groundwater modeler. In 2012 she got her MSc degree in Physics at Università del Salento (Lecce, Italy) and in 2016 she got a Ph.D. in Earth Sciences at Università degli Studi di Milano (Milan, Italy). She is currently working as a hydrogeologist at AECOM URS Italia S.p.A., a large company established as a leader in environmental consultancy services.
The nature of her Ph.D. course and of the activities fulfilled during her career have provided her a strong background in the field of data analytics and numerical modelling applied to hydrology/hydrogeology. This involved a wide range of technical skills related to knowledge and ability to use: (i) tools for the analysis, storage and visualization of hydrological, hydrogeological and climate data; (ii) modelling tools for the simulation of processes related to the hydrological cycle; (iii) GIS and programming languages for development of software tools aimed at integrated water resources management.
Date and time
Thursday September 03, 2020 from 6:00 pm to 6:45 pm. Amsterdam Time
Estimated duration: 45 minutes
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