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Day 2: Monday, October 29 — Sessions 1 –3

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7 am–4 pm Registration

8–8:15 am Welcome / opening remarks with Symposium Co-Chairs Doug Bartlett, RG, Clear Creek Associates, and Ivan Johnson, PhD, AIJ Consulting

8:15–8:45 am Keynote address by Dr. Ed Bouwer
8:45–10:15 am IAH/MAR plenary session with Peter Dillon
10:15–10:30 am Break

Session 1 – Role in Integrated Water Management
(10:30 am - 12:10 pm)

Moderator: Ian Gale (British Geological Survey - UK)

10:30	Peter Dillon (Australia)	Innovation in Governance of Managed Aquifer Recharge
10:50	Mohamed A. Dawoud (Egypt)	The Role of Artificial Recharge in Augmentation of Groundwater Supplies in Egypt
11:10	Hartmut Hollander (Australia)	Managed Aquifer Recharge Using ASR We lls for Sustainable Use of Groundwater Resources in Alluvial Coastal Aquifer in Eastern India
11:30	Leif Wolf (Germany)	Exploring the Potential of Managed Aquifer Recharge to Mitigate Water Scarcity in the Lower Jordon River within an IWRM Approach
11:50	T.N. Olsthoorn (The Netherlands)	50 Years Experience with the Horizontal Galleries of the Artificial Recharge system of the Amsterdam Water Supply

12:10–1:00 pm Lunch with 30-minute talk by invited speaker

Session 2 – Groundwater Hydraulics & Storage
(1-3 pm)

Moderator: Pieter Stuyfzand (Kiwi Water Research - Netherlands)

1:00	Jan Willem Kooiman (The Netherlands)	Problems when Recharging Brackish Aquifers with Membrane Concentrate
1:20	Karen Barry (Australia)	Three-Year Investigation of Domestic-Scale ASR At Kingwood, South Australia
1:40	Manuel Martinez-Moreles (Mexico)	Artificial Recharge of Groundwater in a Coal Mining Area of Northeast Mexico
2:00	Zhuping Sheng (USA-TX)	On Recovery Efficiency of Managed Underground Storage of Recoverable Water Systems
2:20	Robert Maliva (USA-FL)	Aquifer Storage and Recovery of Reclaimed Water in Florida: Hydrogeological Issues
2:40	Ricky Murray (South Africa)	Artificial Recharge Strategy for South Africa: What is it all about and will it give impetus to artificial recharge in South Africa?

3–3:15 pm Break

Session 3 – Regulations/Governance/Economics (3:15-5 pm)

Moderator: Mario Lluria (Salt River Project - USA Arizona)

3:15	Timothy Parker (USA-CA)	California’s Quandary: Managed Aquifer Recharge for Increased Water Supply Reliability under a Very Complex Regulatory Environment — Will it Work?
3:35	Sharon Megdal (USA – AZ)	Groundwater Recharge as a Tool for Meeting Arizona Water Policy Objectives
3:55	William Bates (USA-IL)	The Federal Perspective on Regulations for Aquifer Storage and Recovery Wells
4:15	Paul Pavelic (Australia)	Water Quality Criteria for Sustainable Reclaimed Water ASR in a Carbonate Aquifer
4:35	Mike Milczarek (USA-AZ)	The Antelope Valley Water Bank Pilot Basin Project: From 1 Acre to 1600 Acres

5–7 pm Poster session 1 (Download schedule in PDF format)
5–7 pm Social hour — no host bar

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Day 2: Monday, October 29 — Sessions 1 –3

Session 1 – Role in Integrated Water Management (10:30 am - 12:10 pm)

Session 2 – Groundwater Hydraulics & Storage (1-3 pm)

Session 3 – Regulations/Governance/Economics (3:15-5 pm)

Session 1 – Role in Integrated Water Management
(10:30 am - 12:10 pm)

Session 2 – Groundwater Hydraulics & Storage
(1-3 pm)