HydroGeoSphere is usually well represented at the annual European Geoscience Union’s General Assembly, but 2023 might be a new record with 10 presentations which relied on the integrated hydrologic modelling capabilities of HGS.

The research covers a wide variety of topics from the hydrology of tsunamis & ocean surges, the impact of land subsidence on water quality/salinity, to modeling the age of water at the catchment scale, and utilizes a wide range of HGS capabilities including density dependent flow and a unique application of the hydraulic mixing cell (HMC) method.

We hope you enjoy this short list of HGS research, which provides a great overview of the wide range of potential research applications for HydroGeoSphere.

See you at EGU 2024!

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HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – Disentangling runoff generation mechanisms: Combining isotope tracing with integrated surface/subsurface simulation