Scheduled presentations:

• Highlighted The Netherlands Nationwide Variable Density Groundwater Model LHM Fresh-salt: Insights From 5 Years of Application
  *J. Delsman (Deltares), G. Oude Essink (Deltares)
• Implications of Inland Boundary Conditions When Modeling Sea-Level-Rise Scenarios
  *V. Srinivasan (Indian Institute of Technology Madras), R. Sadhasivam (Indian Institute of Technology Madras), P. Clement (University of Alabama)
• Multi-Millennia Reactive Transport Modelling To Elucidate Seawater Intrusion Dynamics In The Amsterdam Water Supply Dune Area
  *V. Post (Edinsi Groundwater), P. Stuyfzand (Stuyfzand Hydroconsult), P. Nienhuis (Waternet)
• Saltwater Intrusion Modeling on Small Islands: Insights Into Submarine Groundwater Discharge as a Major Nutrient Pathway for Phosphate Accumulation Affecting Coral Reefs
  *C. Leong (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature), J. Yasumoto (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature), R. Minami (The University of the Ryukus), M. Taniguchi (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature), R. Shinjo (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature)
• Bedrock Weathering Controls on the Geometry of the Freshwater Lens in Small Tropical Volcanic Islands: Case Study of Wallis Island, South-West Pacific
  *J. Comte (University of Aberdeen), P. Irz (Office Français de la Biodiversité), A. Malau (Service Territorial de l’Environnement)
• Simulation of hydrobiogeochemical processes within the subterranean estuary at a real high-energy beach
  *J. Greskowiak (Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg), S. Seibert (Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg), A. Reckhardt (Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg), G. Massmann (Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg)
• Contaminant Transport and Chaotic Mixing in Heterogeneous Coastal Aquifers under Tidal Forcing
  *S. Tajima (University of Neuchâtel), M. Dentz (Spanish National Research Council)
• Modeling Saltwater Intrusion Scenarios for Coastal Aquifers in Northern Germany and Turkey
  *A. Schneider (GRS), H. Zhao (GRS), J. Wolf (GRS), D. Logashenko (KAUST), S. Reiter (Goethe University Frankfurt), M. Howahr (OOWV), M. Eley (TU Braunschweig), T. Langmann (TU Braunschweig), H. Wiederhold (LIAG)
• Stable strontium and Magnesium isotopes behavior in coastal aquifers during long-term seawater circulation
  N. Shalev,, Y. Kiro, A. Cohen (Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, W)