The April 7, 2011 Water Resources Conference at the University of Massachusetts Amherst will address the needs for water monitoring, assessment, and management of water resources in New England due to variability and changes in climate, land use, population, and other environmental stressors. The conference will provide an interdisciplinary forum for researchers, regulatory experts, practitioners, and policy makers to discuss current critical water research; foster greater collaboration among scientists and practitioners; and strengthen the connection between research, education, and policy.
Topics of interest include:
● Climate Change Impacts on Hydrologic Processes ● Environmental Indicators for Monitoring Climate Change ● Climate Change Impacts on Watersheds ● Monitoring, Modeling, and Analysis ● Water Supply and Quality ● Climate Change Adaptations ● Water, Wastewater Systems and Infrastructure ● Ecohydrology and Environmental Sustainability ● Stormwater Management and Development ● Terrestrial and Ocean Interactions ● Water Systems Planning ● Hydrologic Prediction ● Data integration and Analysis ● Emerging Sensor Technologies ● Water Resources Management ● Policy and Regulatory Issues ● Water Resources Education & Outreach ● Targeted Watershed Initiatives ● Water-focused Community Science
Call for presentation and poster abstracts now open: http://www.umass.edu/tei/conferences/Water2011/Water2011CallForAbstracts.html
Remember that you can also submit session proposals, suggesting a session topic and speakers (details on our website – WRRCconference.com)
Deadline for Platform presentation abstracts: October 15, 2010
Poster abstracts accepted online until March 1, 2011
For More Information:
www.WRRCconference.com
wrrc@tei.umass.edu or 413.545.2842
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