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Day 3: Tuesday, October 30 — Sessions 4–7

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7am–4pm Registration

Session 4 – Geochemistry of Aquifer Recharge
(8:00-9:40 am)

Moderator: Simon Toze (CSIRO - Australia)

8:00

Pieter J. Stuyfzand (The Netherlands)

Accumulation of Pollutants and Leaching of Reactive Aquifer Components During Artificial Recharge as Compared to a Natural Recharge System in the Netherlands

8:20

Jonathan Arthur (USA-FL)

Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Florida: Geochemical Assessment of Potential Storage Zones

8:40

Ian Gale (England)

 

Hydrogeochemistry of Aquifer Storage and Recovery in the Lower Greensand (London, UK) for Seasonal and Drought Public Supply

9:00

Victor Heilweil (USA-UT)

 

Basin Infiltration to Fractured Bedrock: The Navaho Sandstone of Southwestern Utah, USA

9:20

Shrikant Limaye (India)

 

Recharge augmentation in hard rock terrain in India and the role of UNESCO-IUGS-IGCP Project GROWNET

9:40–10 am Break

Session 5 – Fate of Pathogens/Organics (10 am -12 pm)

Moderator: Zhuping Sheng (Texas A&M University - USA, TX)

10:00

Janek Greskowiak (Germany)

Modeling the Redox-Dependent Fate of a Pharmaceutically-Active Compound During Managed Aquifer Recharge

10:20

Pieter Stuyfzand (The Netherlands)

Behavior of Pharmaceuticals and Other Emerging Pollutants in Various Artificial Recharge Systems in the Netherlands

10:40

Simon Toze (Australia)

Indigenous Groundwater Microorganism Processes that Influence the Decay of Enteric Viruses

11:00

Mans Lundh (Sweden)

Reduction of Microorganisms and Natural Organic Matter in the Unsaturated Zone — A Column Experiment

11:20

Saroj K. Sharma (The Netherlands)

 

Effect of Wastewater Quality and Process Parameters on Removal of Effluent Organic Matter (EfOM) during Soil Aquifer Treatment

11:40

Jordon Clark (USA-CA)

Tracing Recharge Water from Spreading Ponds: Insights from a Decade for Studies

12–1 pm Lunch with 30-minute talk by Trevor Hill (Global Water Company)

Session 6 – Regional Issues (1-3 pm)

Moderator: Drew Swieczkowski (Arizona Department of Water Resources - USA, AZ)

1:00

Gabriel de los Cobos (Switzerland)

Impacts of a Long-Term Shutting Down on Aquifer Recharge Management; The Aquifer Recharge System of Geneva, Switzerland

1:20

David Banton (USA-WA)

Aquifer Storage and Recovery in a Compartmentalized Basalt Aquifer System, Walla Walla, Washington

1:40

Robert Verrastro (USA-FL)

Aquifer Storage and Recovery at the South Florida Water Management District – CERP and Beyond

2:00

Peter Garrett (USA-ME)

Artificial Recharge in New England

2:20

Adam Hutchinson (USA-CA)

Challenges in Optimizing a Large-Scale Managed Aquifer Recharge Operation in an Urbanized Area

2:40

Hank Baski (USA-CO)

ASR Well Equipment, Above and Below Ground

3–3:15 pm Break

Session 7 – Arizona Managed Aquifer Recharge
(3:15-5:00 pm)

Moderator: Floyd Marsh (Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. - USA, AZ)

3:15

Drew Swieczkowski (USA-AZ)

Overview of Underground Recharge Facilities in Arizona

3:35

Richard Johnson (USA-AZ)

ASR Program — Key to Water Resources Management

3:55

Gary Gin (USA-AZ)

Planning and Life Cycle Cost Analysis of an Aquifer Storage and Recovery System (Well No. 299) in the Northeast Regional Aquifer

4:15

Timothy Gorey (USA-AZ)

Maintenance Techniques Utilized by the Central Arizona Project to Optimize Recharge

4:35

Gary Small (USA-AZ)

ASR Well Rehab — It Is a Must!

5–6:30 pm Poster Session 2 (Download schedule in PDF format)
6–9 pm Social hour (with no-host bar) and dinner (with entertainment by Marshall Trimble)

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