HydroGeoSphere at the EGU23 General Assembly
HGS, Research Highlight, GW-SW exchange, Transport, Watershed hydrology, Coastal hydrology, Conference, Density-dependent flow, Hydraulic mixing cell, Water Resources Management Brayden McNeill HGS, Research Highlight, GW-SW exchange, Transport, Watershed hydrology, Coastal hydrology, Conference, Density-dependent flow, Hydraulic mixing cell, Water Resources Management Brayden McNeill

HydroGeoSphere at the EGU23 General Assembly

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.

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HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – Evaluation of baseflow separation methods with real and synthetic streamflow data from a watershed
Case Studies, HGS, Research Highlight, Watershed hydrology, Hydraulic mixing cell Brayden McNeill Case Studies, HGS, Research Highlight, Watershed hydrology, Hydraulic mixing cell Brayden McNeill

HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – Evaluation of baseflow separation methods with real and synthetic streamflow data from a watershed

Stream baseflow is inherently difficult to accurately estimate given the varied sources contributing to baseflow, it’s spatial variability, and the logistical difficulties in making physical baseflow measurements. Thanks to the fully integrated nature of HydroGeoSphere, and the fact that HGS was created with a strong emphasis on physics, HydroGeoSphere represents a very powerful tool for baseflow estimation, especially in lightly studies watersheds!

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HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – Sources of surface water in space and time: Identification of delivery processes and geographical sources with hydraulic mixing-cell modeling
Case Studies, HGS, Research Highlight, GW-SW exchange, Hydraulic mixing cell Brayden McNeill Case Studies, HGS, Research Highlight, GW-SW exchange, Hydraulic mixing cell Brayden McNeill

HGS RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT – Sources of surface water in space and time: Identification of delivery processes and geographical sources with hydraulic mixing-cell modeling

The paper highlighted this week presents a very interesting post-processing method for HydroGeoSphere models. The results of the HGS model were used as input into the hydraulic mixing-cell (HMC) approach which enables tracking and delineation of the mixing of predefined initial water sources at any location and at any time based on information from the hydraulic flow solution

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