Program
Abstracts in Oral Sessions Abstracts in Poster Session
DAY 1: Tuesday, 18th of August
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8:00-9:00 |
Registration & Badge pick-up, Entrance Foyer |
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9:00-9:15 |
Welcoming session, Stora salen Björn Klöve, Petteri Alho & Torill Engen Skaugen |
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9:15-9:40 |
Opening Speech, Stora Salen Magnus Eriksson |
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9:40-10:20 |
Keynote, Stora Salen Lena Merete Tallaksen |
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10:20-10:50 |
Coffee break, Entrance Foyer |
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10:50-11:30 |
Keynote, Stora Salen Harrie-Jan Henricks-Franssen |
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11:30-13:00 |
Lunch Break, Entrance Foyer |
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13:00-14:45
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Parallel Sessions |
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Water Governance, Society and Transformative Action, Part 1 Chair. Trine Jahr Hegdahl (ok) Auditorium (2nd floor) |
Ecology & Climate Change Impacts Chair. Oliver Koit Ryssö (2nd floor) |
Snow, Ice and Cold-region Processes Chair. Pertti Ala-Aho Ramsö (3rd floor) |
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13:00-13:15 |
Assessing Sociohydrological Impacts of Water Diversion using Hydrogeodesy and Participatory Approaches Martin Maranon, Stockholm University |
Spatial patterns and long-term trends in ecological flow in the Baltic Sea Basin Riina Raasuke,Estonian University of Life Sciences |
Morphodynamics under Ice: Mapping Bed Shear Stress in a Subartic Ice-covered River Marijke De Vet, Aalto University |
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13:15-13:30 |
Societal impact of socio-hydrological research – a strategic approach and lessons learnt Mia Pihlajamäki, Aalto University |
Land use drives uneven taxonomic and functional biodiversity loss in Nordic freshwaters Henna Pääkkö, University of Oulu |
High resolution river ice monitoring through camera systems in Finland Jiahui Qiu, University of Oulu |
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13:30-13:45 |
Cities Living With Water: An integrative literature review on transformative urban water management Christop Gocht, University of Oulu |
Detecting Spatial Early Warning Signals of Hydrologic Destabilization Across Amazonian Ecoregions. Marisol Dominguez, Texas A&M Agrilife Research-El Paso; Budyko Research Institute., Inc. |
The ability of LSTM to model snowmelt versus rainfall generated floods Sigrid Jørgensen Bakke, Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) |
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13:45-14:00 |
Observing water with smartphones - experiences from the CrowdWater project Jan Seibert |
Mapping dynamic instream habitats with multispectral ALS and 2D hydraulic modeling Emmy Kärkkäinen, University of Turku |
Modelling the impacts of climate change on river ice in Finnish rivers Reeta Vaahtera, Aalto University |
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14:00-14:15 |
Image generative-AI supporting the co-design of urban nature-based solutions with different stakeholders Luma Gabriela Fonseca Alves, University of Turku |
Estimating climate change adaptation measures in lake regulation in Oulu River catchment, Finland Miia Kumpumäki, Finnish Environment Institute |
Multi-Task Deep Learning for Snow Depth Estimation, Forecasting, and Severity-Graded Anomaly Detection in the Nordic Region Jenberia Getnet Demil, University of Oulu |
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14:15-14:30 |
Future proof nature-based solutions fit to the local contexts: Four water related cases from global south Simo Sarkki, University of Oulu |
Role of hydrodynamic modelling in generating fish habitat-flow rating curves in MesoHABSIM: Lithuania case Karolina Gurjazkaite, Lithuanian Energy Institute |
Coupled hydro–thermal mechanisms driving sub–arctic riverbank erosion Hailay Zeray Tedla, Aalto University |
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14:30-14:45 |
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Combined air – water temperature and stream chemistry measurements for investigating stream water origin in mountainous snow-dominated catchments Theodore Kuhn, University of Colorado Boulder |
Extending the open-source 2D river ice model KHIONE with Eulerian continuum-rheology surface ice dynamics Heli Yu, University of Oulu |
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14:45-15:15 |
Coffee break, Entrance Foyer |
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15:15-16:45
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Parallel Sessions |
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Water Governance, Society and Transformative Action, Part 2 Chair. Mia Pihlajamäki Auditorium (2nd floor) |
Monitoring & Observation Technologies Chair. Eliisa Lotsari Ryssö (2nd floor) |
Arctic Hydroclimate & Processes Chair. Petteri Alho Ramsö (3rd floor) |
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15:15-15:30 |
Evaluation of trade-offs between ecological, societal and management objectives in Vantaa River catchment, using indicator analysis and participatory mapping Anita Poturalska, Aalto University |
A framework for non-perennial streams: from sparse data to network dynamics Nicola Durighetto, University of Oulu |
Three Decades of Change: Linking Hydrology and Carbon Cycling Across Arctic Ecosystems Torben Christensen, University of Oulu |
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15:30-15:45 |
Letting communities ask the questions: extreme citizen science for water protection Jaanus Terasmaa, Institute of Ecology at School of Natural Science and Health, Tallinn University |
Exploring river velocities among different Finnish rivers through UAV monitoring Jan Olsman, Aalto University |
Bridging hydroclimate and ecosystem monitoring for catchment-scale understanding of Arctic system change Johanna Mård, Uppsala University |
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15:45-16:00 |
Saving the Baltic Sea starts beyond agricultural land: Why a food system perspective is crucial for unlocking transformative pathways Tanya Santalahti, University of Turku |
Implementation of an agile sensing network for informing river health Connie Tulloch, UWE, Bristol |
Climate-driven extreme winter thaw disrupts baseflow hydrology and activates summer like primary production in a subarctic stream Kaisa-Riikka Mustonen, University of Oulu |
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16:00-16:15 |
Catchment-based planning and digitalisation of water sector in Finland: Experts’ insights Alexandra Malmström, Aalto University Lauri Ahopelto, Finnish Environment Institute |
Development of a Continuous Flow Monitoring System: Application to a Compound River–Floodplain Setting Seyed Mahdi Jafari Mohammadi, Aalto University |
Towards Integrated Monitoring of the Svalbard Water Cycle Ivar Berthling, Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate |
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16:15-16:30 |
Transboundary water resources monitoring and modelling using remote sensing and artificial intelligence Tatiana Solovey, Polish Geological Institute - National Research Institute |
Quality control of high-frequency sensor data using SentemQC Sofie Van't Veen, Aarhus University |
3 Years of Turbulent Fluxes at a Sub-Arctic Peatland and the Uncertainty in Water and Carbon Dynamics Jon Cranko Page, University of Oulu |
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18:00-20:00 |
Ice Breaker - Åland Maritime Museum & the Pommern Ship |
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DAY 2: Wednesday, 19th of August
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8:30-9:00 |
Morning coffee, Entrance Foyer |
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9:05-9:45 |
Keynote, Stora Salen Simon Stisen |
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9:45-10:25 |
Keynote, Stora Salen Fernando Jaramilllo |
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10:30-12:00 |
Poster session, Auditorium |
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12:00-13:30 |
Lunch Break, Entrance Foyer |
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12:30-14:00 |
General Assembly, Ramsö (3rd floor) | ||
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14:00-15:45
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Parallel Sessions |
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Sustainable Water Management & Engineering Solutions, Part 1 Chair. Hannu Marttila Auditorium (2nd floor) |
Drought Chair. Harri Koivusalo Ryssö (2nd floor) |
AI & Machine Learning Chair. Mehdi Rasti Ramso (3rd floor) |
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14:00-14:15 |
Spectral-based Indices for assessing flow regime alterations in dammed rivers: A global perspective Ramin Faal Gandomkar, University of Oulu |
Hydrological droughts in Denmark: New insights from observations, integrated national hydrological modelling, and future projections Ida Seidenfaden, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) |
Near real-time flow conversion in heavily vegetated rivers: leveraging ML to provide automatic high-frequency discharge for time-critical applications Rasmus Ringgaard, Agency for Green Transition and Aquatic Environment |
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14:15-14:30 |
Cross-scale translation of Hydrological Information in Nordic catchments: Bridging Global, National, and Catchment Models with in-situ Observations Asvath Kunadi, Aalto University |
New drought monitoring tool for Denmark Lucas Dalgaard Jensen, Danish Meteorological Institute |
Automated anomaly detection for industrial discharge monitoring: A simulation-based comparison of methods Hung Bui, University of Oulu |
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14:30-14:45 |
Multi-objective calibration and extended validation of the National Hydrological Model of Denmark Raphael Schneider, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Department of Hydrology |
Drought-driven crop yield forecasting in Sweden through a machine-learning framework Claudia Canedo Rosso,Karlstad University |
Enhancing the Robustness of Deep Learning Hydrological Models in High-Latitude Catchments Bilal Liaqat, University of Turku |
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14:45-15:00 |
Noora Veijalainen: Projected hydrological changes in Finland with CMIP6 climate scenarios Noora Veijalainen, Finnish Environment Institute |
Future climate change impacts on drought frequency and intensity in the Nordic and Baltic region using the Euro-CORDEX ensemble Ruben Häberli, University of Copenhagen and the Danish Meteorological Institute |
Multivariate error detection using spatio-temporal attention - MEDUSA Simo Ylönen, University of Oulu |
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15:00-15:15 |
Evaluating flexible process-based hydrological configurations against data-driven benchmarks: a large-sample study across 109 Norwegian catchments Olga Silantyeva, University of Oslo |
Text-mining applications to study drought risk to drinking water supply in the Nordic region Jeanne Fernandez, Uppsala University |
Sensitivity of SWOT-Derived Lake Water Levels and Surface Extent to Data Products and Processing Choices Christina Elena Albus, Lund University |
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15:15-15:30 |
Assessing ocean alkalinity enhancement using mining side streams: life cycle, regulatory, biology and economic perspectives Jari Silander, Finnish Environment Institute |
Changes and drivers behind observed meteorological summer droughts in Denmark Tobias Nørkjær Holmgaard, Danish Meteorological Organization (DMI) |
Minimal local recalibration for Sentinel-2 chlorophyll-a monitoring across heterogeneous inland waterbodies Mateusz Piejak, Department of Hydrobiology and Protection of Ecosystems, University of Life Sciences in Lublin |
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15:30-15:45 |
Environmental and technical factors behind Legionella risk in Finland Ellinoora Savonen, University of Oulu |
Global daily 9 km remotely sensed soil moisture (2015–2025) with microwave radiative transfer-guided learning Sheng Wang, Aarhus University |
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15:45-16:15 |
Coffee break, Entrance Foyer |
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16:15-17:30 |
Parallel Sessions |
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Sustainable Water Management & Engineering solutions, Part 2 Chair. Michael Butts Auditorium (2nd floor) |
Watershed & Reach Scale Modelling Chair. Toomas Tamm Ryssö (2nd floor) |
Floods, Precipitation, & Freshwater Vulnerability, Part 1 Chair. Sigrid Jørgensen Bakke Ramsö (3rd floor) |
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16:15-16:30 |
Environmental Loads of Emerging Contaminants in Finnish WWTP Effluents: Seasonality and Plant-Specific Variations on Consistently Detected Compounds Robel Sahilu Bekele, University of Oulu |
Nutrient Mobilization Risk Index for Climate-Adaptive Management in A Northern River Basin Abubaker Omer, Aalto University |
Compound flood estimation in an urban catchment Anne Fleig, Hydrology Department, Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) |
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16:30-16:45 |
Data-driven optimization of mine water monitoring for sustainable mining Hafsa Ahmed Munia, Geological Survey of Finland GTK |
The WSFS‑Vemala water quality and nutrient load model system supporting planning and decision‑making in Finland Maiju Narikka, Finnish Environment Institute |
High resolution rainfall and flood forecasting in Denmark: Operational experiences from an out-of-season, record-breaking precipitation event Emma Dybro Thomassen, Danish Meteorological Institute |
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16:45-17:00 |
Integrated Water Balance Modeling - Sustainable and Climate-Adapted Water Management in the Borken Catchment using MIKE SHE Philipp Huttner, DHI A/S |
Runoff components highlight differences in similarly performing hydrological models: Examples from SWAT+ and HYPE model setups Arturs Veinbergs, Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (LBTU) |
Complementing knowledge of compound flooding with direct estuarine measurements Tua Nylen, University of Turku |
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17:00-17:15 |
Why these variables? A systematic foundation for global hydroclimatic impact data cubes Asvath Kunadi, Aalto University |
Model Calibration of Sediment–Water Phosphorus Exchange and Oxygen Dynamics in a Boreal Lake Kseniia Kortunova, University of Eastern Finland |
Advancing urban flood simulation and prediction by machining learning Linmei Nie, Centre for Sustainable Development and Innovation of Water Technology (CSDI) |
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17:15-17:30 |
Synthetic drainage network generation for urban catchments: An adaptive approach customized for northern cities Francesco Dell’Aira, Aalto University |
Landslide indices based on output from a rainfall-runoff model Thomas Skaugen, Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate - NVE |
Opportunistic rainfall observations: current status and applications Jonas Olsson, Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute |
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18:30-23:00 |
Conference Dinner - Arkipelag Hotel, Banquet Hall |
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DAY 3: Thursday, 20th of August
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09:00-09:30 |
Morning Coffee, Entrance Foyer |
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09:30-11:00
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Parallel Sessions |
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Agriculture, Part 1 Chair. Ali Torabi Haghighi Auditorium (2nd floor) |
Digital Twins & Digital Infrastructures, Part 1 Chair. Cintia Bertacchi Uvo Ryssö (2nd floor) |
Floods, Precipitation, & Freshwater Vulnerability, Part 2 Chair. Tua Nylen Ramso (3rd floor) |
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09:30-09:45 |
The application of geospatial datasets for planning of water quality monitoring and implementation of water and nutrient retention practices Ainis Lagzdins, Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies |
Beyond Digital Models: Using Bibliographic Analysis to Define Digital Twin Maturity in Water Sciences Anna Autio, University of Oulu |
Mining flood impact information from newspaper articles: insights from Denmark and perspectives on AI-based automation Jonas Wied Pedersen, Danish Meteorological Institute |
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09:45-10:00 |
Smart irrigation-drainage-reservoir system for climate-resilient water management: Alireza Gohari, University of Oulu |
How Can Citizen Science Be Integrated into Digital Twin–Enabled Decision Support to Enhance Crop Yield? Mojtaba Naghdyzadegan Jahromi, University of Oulu |
Open knowledge networks for compound flood hazard analysis: from static inundation maps to dynamic intelligence about cascading infrastructure risk Ilya Zaslavsky, San Diego Supercomputer Center, University of California |
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10:00-10:15 |
Water Management Strategies for Boreal Acid Sulfate Soils: When can we meet the EU Water Framework Directive? Peter Österholm, Åbo Akademi |
To Twin or not to Twin? Towards Critically Framed and Transformative Digital Solutions for Catchment-based Water Resource Management Mirjami Lantto Klein, Aalto University |
Hydropeaking mitigation under constrained conditions: an infrastructure-based gravity-driven solution at the Montta hydropower plant, Finland Ali Mchayk, University of Oulu |
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10:15-10:30 |
Nutrient load in the Archipelago Sea as a challenge for the agri-environmental programme Katri Rankinen, Finnish Environment Institute |
Human-in-the-Loop Multi-Agent Systems with LLM for Interactive Hydrological Decision Support Mehrdad Rostami, University of Oulu |
Assessing vulnerabilities of freshwater supply in Sweden using the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) and other state-of-the-art hydrogeodetic technologies. David Lindao Caizaguano, Stockholm University |
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10:30-10:45 |
Drainage waters from underpasses as a significant iron source to downstream waters Elina Niemelä, University of Oulu |
Flexible geospatial-aware data management platform for research projects Ville Mäkinen, Finnish Geospatial Research Institute (FGI) |
Improvement of comprehensiveness in watercourse mapping with machine learning Justus Poutanen, National Land Survey of Finland |
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10:45-11:00 |
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Digital workflows for tracing Vantaanjoki river signals into the Gulf of Finland Anna-Kaisa Ronkanen, Finnish Environment Institute |
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11:00-12:30 |
Lunch break, Entrance Foyer |
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12:30-13:15
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Parallel Sessions |
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Agriculture, Part 2 Chair. Ali Torabi Haghighi Auditorium (2nd floor) |
Digital Twins & Digital Infrastructures, Part 2 Chair. Cintia Bertacchi Uvo Ryssö (2nd floor) |
Groundwater Chair. Anna-Kaisa Ronkanen Ramsö (3rd floor) |
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12:30-12:45 |
Hydrological variability threatens water quality in agricultural settings Darrell Tang, University of Oulu |
Broadened access to hydrological models in mining through a digital water platform Stefan Ploum, DHI Group |
How has the annual groundwater cycle changed in Finland over the past 50 years? Pietari Pöykkö, University of Oulu |
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12:45-13:00 |
Nordic agriculture under hydroclimatic extremes Sahand Ghadimi, University of Oulu |
The Digital Waters Architecture: co-creating a digital twin of the hydrosphere using shared research infrastructure Elizabeth Carter, University of Oulu |
High resolution modelling of groundwater recharge with MIKE SHE Philipp Huttner, DHI A/S |
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13:00-13:15 |
The cooperation network for monitoring agricultural loads and the effects of mitigation measures Maria Kämäri, Finnish Environment Institute |
Persona-Based UX Evaluation of a VR Digital Twin for Geospatial Exploration: Oulankajoki Supersite Siamak Ahmadzadeh Bazzaz, University of Oulu |
Resolving Groundwater Flow Paths in Volcanic Systems Through Combined Isotopic, Geochemical, and eDNA Tracers Stephanie Musy, University of Oulu |
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13.20-13.30 |
Prizes for best student orals & posters, Auditorium Torill Engen Skaugen |
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13.30-14.00 |
Next years conference, Auditorium Jolanta Jēkabsone |
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14:00-14:10 |
Short info on evening's social programs, Auditorium Hanna Holappa |
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14:10-14:20 |
Thank you & Last words, Auditorium Björn Klöve |
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14:20-14:45 |
Last Coffee, Entrance Foyer |
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16:00-18:00 |
Social program (Ship cruise 1) |
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19:00-21:00 |
Social Program (Ship cruise 2) |
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17:00-19:00 |
Social program (Tastillery Tour) |
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Posters
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1A Yanni Yang, University of Oulu Interconnected groundwater–surface water interactions and carbon transport across a subarctic river valley |
1B Adnan Asif Rifat, University of Turku Vegetation Structure Mitigates Nighttime Urban Heat During Heatwaves: Insights from 22 Years of Observations in a High-Latitude City |
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2A Andis Kalvans, University of Latvia Surface water and ocean topography (SWOT) data for poorly gauged catchment management plans |
2B Can Ding, Aalto University Seasonal Heat Budget Dynamics of a High-Latitude River System: A Case Study of the Vantaanjoki River, Finland |
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3A Sajjad Mohammadzadeh Vatanchi, University of Oulu Short-term scheduling of cascade hydropower plants: Coupling HBV-light with FlexTool |
3B Janne Torvela, University of Oulu Simultaneous calibration of multiple inexpensive temperature sensors for IoT applications |
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4A Bergur Einarsson, Icelandic Meteorological Office Dissemination of flood hazard information, for decision support in long-term planning, to local population and stakeholders in Iceland |
4B Galina Kapanen, Tallinn University Enabling collaborative efforts for systemic change in Estonian river basin management (LIFE SIP WetEST) |
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5A Darius Jakimavičius, Lithuanian Energy Institute Ice Cover Dynamics and Flood Hazards: Impacts of Shifting Climate Normals on Riverine Flood Risks |
5B Parsa parvizi, University of Oulu Hybrid hydrological–machine learning framework for high-resolution soil moisture prediction in a sub-arctic catchment |
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6A Mariah Josten, University of Turku Drivers and Decay of Ferry-Induced Waves in a Complex Archipelago |
6B Sadegh Kaboli, University of Turku A six-decade assessment of interannual variability and long-term shifts in peak snowmelt flood timing in unregulated boreal catchments |
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7A Hannu Marttila, University of Oulu Ecosystem-level Monitoring of Environmental Impact after Peatland Rewetting |
7B Jonna Tauriainen, University of Oulu Linking hydrological variability, microbial community processes, and greenhouse gas dynamics in a subarctic stream network |
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8A Kibrewosen Zewdu Belay, Lithuanian Energy Institute Quantifying Harmonisation-Induced Uncertainty in Long-Term Land Cover Datasets across Eastern Baltic Transboundary River Basins |
8B Moinul Islam, University of Oulu A Multimodal Vision-Language Transformer for Uncertainty-Aware Inland Water Quality Estimation |
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9A Waqar Khalid, University of Turku Vegetation and Flow Controls on Meandering River Point Bar Development: High-Resolution Evidence from the Subarctic |
9B Heidi Salo, Aalto University Drainage Research Association: providing Long-Term Field-Scale Monitoring Data from Finland |
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10A Seyed Hossein Hosseini, Aalto University Enhancing Hydrological Model Simulations Through Spatiotemporal Deep Learning and Explainable AI |
10B Sampo Soini, University of Turku Architectural understanding and allostratigraphic approach of ice-marginal complexes as basis for better groundwater management |
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11A Fainaz Inamdeen, Lund University Effects of Floods in River Björkaån on Water Quality in Lake Vombsjön, Sweden. |
11B Mohammadreza Hassani, Aalto University Stormwater Quality Dynamics During Urban Construction: A Counterfactual Paired-Catchment Analysis |
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12A Jolanta Jekabsone, Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre Ecological flow assessment on-line tool as a suitable instrument to support water management |
12B Dalia Grendaitė, State Scientific Research Institute Nature Research Centre Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Lake Heating in a Nuclear Cooling Reservoir: The Case of Lake Drūkšiai |
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13A Jacob Vejby, Agency for Climate Data, Denmark Drought Ensemble for MONitoring (DEMON): an evapotranspiration-based drought-stress monitoring product for Denmark |
13B Grith Martinsen, Danish Meteorological Institute The importance of terrain features in Danish hydrology and their representation in hydrological models for flood warnings |
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14A Laura Menezes, Technical Development Solutions (TDS) Furata: A Digital Platform for Integrated Hydrological Monitoring and Data-Driven Water Management |
14B Farid Mousavi, University of Oulu A Memory of Snow for Cold Climate Urban Flood Digital Twins with Spatiotemporal Deep Learning |
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15A Pamela Abderdaal, Institute of Ecology at Tallinn University Preliminary insight into microbial community diversity in relation to redox processes in Estonian groundwater systems |
15B Ieva Siksnane, Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies Seasonal variability of nitrogen compounds in Latvian river catchments: insights from the LIFE GoodWater IP project |
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16A Haizhou Zhang, University of Turku Collaborative situational awareness in multi-robot systems for environmental monitoring |
16B Matin Rafipour Langeroudi, University of Oulu Robust Reservoir Operation in Glacier-Fed Hydro-Energy Systems Under Climate Change |
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17A Līga Klints, Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre Flood frequency analysis and trend detection in river basins of Latvia under recent climate change |
17B Milad Shamsi Anboohi, University of Oulu Assessing snow-related features for melt-season runoff prediction in boreal catchments |
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18A Joonatan Kama, Estonian Environment Agency Enhancing satellite-based flood mapping with HAND terrain analysis: a pilot study in Estonia |
18B Egle Saaremäe, Estonian University of Life Sciences Development of national design storm hyetographs for urban drainage modelling: a case study in Estonia |
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19A Xiao Lu, University of Oulu Uncovering water table and thermal regimes variation in boreal peatlands after restoration |
19B Shahin Nourinezhad, University of Oulu Machine-Learning Insights into Changing Finnish Lake Ice Regimes in Response to Climate Forcing |
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20A Ingibjörg Þórðardóttir, Icelandic Meteorological Office Establishing reference values for permissible abstraction from bedrock groundwater bodies in Iceland |
20B Emil Karlsson, Aalto University Digital twin-assisted anomaly detection in water process systems |
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21A Nikola Rystwej, AGH University of Krakow WELLth Kraków! © - Where security flows from nature |
21B Elsa Culler, University of Oulu An investigation of post-wildfire changes in hydrologic parameters using data assimilation in a southern California watershed |
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22A Maedeh Edraki, University of Oulu Lake Influence on Streamflow Extremes in Small Finnish Catchments |
22B Simon Stisen, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland Modelling water table depth dynamics in peatlands for GHG emission upscaling |
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23A Juho Jakkila, Finnish Environment Institute Climate change impacts on hydrological extremes in Finland: an impact response surface approach |
23B Sami Ghordoyee Milan, University of Oulu From dry spells to flash droughts: an event-based framework for detecting surface, root-zone, and compound hydroclimatic responses across Finland |
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24A Amirhossein Nourian, University of Turku Safe ship routing using satellite imagery and deep reinforcement learning |
24B Maria Kämäri, Finnish Environment Institute Gypsum soil amendment reduces phosphorus load to the Baltic Sea |
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25A Mikhail Sandzhiev, University of Eastern Finland Real-time spatial mapping of metal concentrations in environmental waters for ecological monitoring using a portable XRF device |
25B Svava Björk Þorláksdóttir, Icelandic Meteorological Office Hydromorphological classification system for rivers and lakes - Use and challenges |
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26A Tuomas Haapala, Aalto University Influence of changing climate conditions on standardized meteorological indices and extreme events in northern regions |
26B Elina Kasvi, University of Turku Effects of Hydroclimatic Variability on Source-to-Sea Material Fluxes from an Agricultural Catchment to Estuary in the Northern Baltic Sea |
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27A Raine Kortet, University of Eastern Finland Does warmer weather in autumn actually mean colder under-ice bottom water temperatures of lakes in winter? |
27B Augustinas Žilys, Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) Approaches to Sedimentation Control in European Reservoirs for Sustainable Water Resource Management |
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28A Julia Nowosad, University of Life Sciences in Lublin A Google Earth Engine application for Sentinel-2-based regional monitoring of chlorophyll-a in inland waterbodies |
28B Oliver Koit, Tallinn University Stress testing Estonia's streams. A composite climate vulnerability index for river catchments |
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29A Stein Beldring, Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate Climate change impacts on glaciers and runoff in Norway |
29B Mehran Mahdian, University of Eastern Finland Linking watershed management practices to ecological status variations: a long-term explainable AI assessment |
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30A Marika Teini, University of Eastern Finland Legal protection of small water bodies in Finland: Application, interpretation, and biodiversity implications |
30B Yuju Chun, Sungkyunkwan University Regional Drought Analysis Using CR-Based Evapotranspiration and Atmospheric Evaporative Demand |
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31A Ajay Ajay, University of Oulu Utilizing atmospheric water vapor isotopes (δ18O & δ2H) for evapotranspiration partitioning in the subarctic |
31B Jaakko Nissilä, University of Oulu Wastewater management data for impact assessment in Finland - scalability of national and regional data in the case site of Tana River catchment |
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32A Elina Heikkilä, University of Eastern Finland Derogations from the Strict Protection of Species Listed in Annex IV(a) of the Habitats Directive – An Empirical Analysis of Finland’s Derogation Practice |
32B Bhattarabhop Viriyaroj, Aalto University Unveiling characteristics of the global crop production system |
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33A Linnea Blåfield, University of Turku From Intermittent Observations to Continuous Monitoring: Advancing Under-Ice River Flow Measurements |
33B Harri Koivusalo, Aalto University Integration of digital tools for assessing hydrological extremes in rural and urban areas |
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34A Iiro Seppä, University of Turku Spatial heterogeneity of catchment rainfall-runoff drivers in Finland: robust deep learning feature importance approach |
34B Dilshan Dissanayaka, University of Eastern Finland Is there any surface charge-dependent toxicity of polystyrene nanoparticles on whitefish early life stages? |
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35A Raffa Ahmed, University of Oulu Hydropower in Cold Climates: A Systematic Review of Operational Challenges, System Vulnerabilities, and Adaptation Strategies |
35B Alexandra Nyberg, Åbo Akademi The effects of gypsum amendment on soil geochemistry and element leaching in laboratory conditions |
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36A Ghunwa Shah, Gdansk University of Technology Evaluation of the performance of the Rain-on-Mesh approach for hydrological simulation in HEC-RAS model |
36B Philipp Huttner, DHI A/S The River Thames Scheme: Predict the influence on surface and groundwater for the largest european flood defense project with a fully coupled MIKE SHE and MIKE+ River model |
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37A Beata Plutova, University of Turku Combined impacts of hydroclimatic variation and agriculture management practices on runoff-nutrient export in a cold climate region |
37B Joshua Johnson, Aalto University Evaluation of remotely operated vehicle -mounted imaging and positioning techniques for topographic measurements under river ice cover. |
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38A Ashutosh Taral, University of Oulu Modelling seasonal and decadal variability of snow conditions across Finland using SnowModel |
38B Christine Kaggwa Nakigudde, University of Oulu Temporal Downscaling of Summer Extreme Precipitation Under CMIP6 Climate Scenarios Using a Stochastic Bartlett-Lewis Rainfall Model |
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39A Kolbjørn Engeland, Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) Prediction of low-flow indices in ungauged catchments |
39B Ramin Faal Gandomkar, University of Oulu Modeling future snow cover dynamics under SSP scenarios with LSTM: Insights from Northern Finland (2025–2100) |
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40A Pierre Jaouen, University of Oulu Evaluation of forecast-driven predictive groundwater models for controlled subsurface drainage |
40B Noora Manninen, Salaojayhdistys ry Hydrological efficiency of subsurface drainage and its economic impacts on crop growth conditions in boreal agricultural soils |
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41A Temitope Akinyemi, University of Turku Geomorphic diversity in a subarctic river: Insight from Tana River |
41B Nicola Durighetto, University of Oulu The Stage Cam Box: edge-computing camera-based water level monitoring in small streams |
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42A Pooya Mahmoodi, University of Oulu Reconstructing Historical River Ice Dynamics in Northern Finland Using Digitized Newspapers and Hybrid NLP–Crowdsourcing Approaches |
42B Doyoung Kim, Sungkyunkwan University Spatiotemporal Variability of Soil Moisture: Multi-Sensor Observations at the Eoseom Korea Hydrometeorological Observatory |
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43A Simon Fahrländer, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) A network perspective on coupled atmospheric moisture flows and virtual water trade |
43B Supriya KC, University of Oulu Spatiotemporal analysis of phenological events alteration through Growing Degree Days across Finland |
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44A Elham Kakaei Lafdani, University of Turku A mechanistic framework linking drought processes to water quality dynamics through hydrological drought typology in boreal river systems |
44B Anna Vilhunen, Aalto University Towards Learning-centricity: Doctoral Supervisors’ Self-Reported Development Needs and Learning Trough Supervision Training |
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45A Mojtaba Shafiei, NIBIO Water Framework Directive implementation in Norway: Challenges and opportunities in the era of data-driven approaches |
45B Petra Saari, Åbo Akademi Impacts of ship wakes on reproductive effort and recruitment success of Fucus vesiculosus |
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The Nordic Association for Hydrology (NHF)
