Numerical Modelling Conference
The upcoming Stamford Computational Methods in Water Resources XXIII online conference is not for the faint hearted. It’s a four-day academic event where you’ll hear from world leaders in computational […]
The upcoming Stamford Computational Methods in Water Resources XXIII online conference is not for the faint hearted. It’s a four-day academic event where you’ll hear from world leaders in computational […]
Hydrogeologist Phil Hayes outlines how the efforts to rehabilitate uncontrolled bore-discharge in the Great Artesian Basin is helping to stabilise artesian heads. Read the full article here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-11/great-artesian-basin-water-pressure-recovering/12872642 […]
The Select Committee on the Multi-Jurisdictional Management and Execution of the Murray Darling Basin Plan is examining the effects of the different approaches of the basin states to water resource […]
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Welcome! 2019 was a busy year for IAH Australia, culminating in the AGC2019 conference in Brisbane. The conference welcomed over 500 attendees and had a program that included international […]
Did you know we had a professional photographer at the AGC2019? Click the link below to see all the photos from the event… http://www.slrms.com.au/GroundwaterConference/ […]
The 2019 Australasian Groundwater Conference was the most successful of our conferences to date. This success would not have been possible without the support of the speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and delegates. […]
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The 2020 and 2021 IAH Congress dates and venues have been announced: The 47th IAH Congress: Brazil 2020 ‘Aquifers: Storing Water for the Future’ 20–25 Sept 2020, Sao Paulo, Brazil. […]
Thanks to our Early-Career Hydrogeologists who presented at the University of Queensland on Thursday, 22nd August. Great to hear about their journeys and great to share some good pizza! […]
Bridget Scanlon from the University of Texas presented a great talk on “Unconventional Oil and Gas – Approaches to Managing Water Issues Related to Unconventional Oil and Gas Production in the United States”. Thanks […]
Thanks to everyone who attended Dr John Doherty’s excellent presentation at QUT on May 17th for the 2019 Darcy Lecture! […]
Friday March 22nd: Kalman Benedek from Golder Associates gave us a very interesting presentation on Discrete Fracture Network Modelling, followed by drinks and snacks at the QUT Botanic Bar. […]
The Murray Darling Basin Commission (MDBA) has released a discussion paper regarding climate change and the Murray–Darling Basin Plan (mdba.gov.au/publications/mdba-reports/climate-change-murray-darling-basin-plan-discussion-paper).The discussion paper outlines projected climate change impacts, including increases in […]
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22 March 2019 is World Water Day (worldwaterday.org). The 2022 World Water Day theme is ‘Groundwater: Making the Invisible Visible’ (World Water Day 2022). Start thinking now how we can […]
Thanks to those who attended the great IAH QLD Branch end-of-year party, a great celebration for a busy year! And congratulations to our 2018 student awards winners: Ashley Dunn (QUT) […]
News from 2017/18 IAH Qld Branch events Thanks to everyone who attended the great presentation from Sanjeev Pandey (Office of Groundwater Impact Assessment) on Wednesday night! Some photos from our […]
A great presentation by Todd Halihan (Oklahoma State University) at SLR in Brisbane, July 2018. […]
We are happy to announce that abstract books from the 2015 and 2017 Australian/Australasian Groundwater Conferences are now available online via the IAH Australia website. They offer great snapshots of […]
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HydroSimulations has a job opportunity for a hydrogeologist/groundwater modeller. Details in the IAH Australia employment pages. […]
Jacobs has openings for a Senior and a Principal hydrogeologist, with both roles based in Melbourne. Full details of both jobs can be found at the IAH Australia employment page. […]
AECOM’s Geoscience and Remediation Services Workgroup has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Hydrogeologist (5 – 10 years’ experience) to join our Brisbane team. Details can be found in the […]
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EHS Support has a job opportunity for a Principal Hydrogeologist based in Queensland. Details can be found on the IAH Australia employment page. […]
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I hope you had a nice Christmas/New Year break! The first IAH Queensland branch event for this year will be held on Wednesday 15th February from 5:00pm. Dr Sue Vink […]
IAH Canada is co-hosting the 70th Canadian Geotechnical Conference and the 12th Joint CGS/IAH-CNC Groundwater Conference. Abstract deadline is 15 January, so get in quick! Further details can be found […]
17th International Congress of Speleology will be held in Penrith, NSW, on 23-29 July, 2017. More information can be found on in our events listing. […]
New job opportunity at Landserv in the Employment listings. Deadline 2 December. […]
Newsletters from the earliest days of IAH Australia are now up on the website. Check out our Newsletters section, or follow the links below! [table id=26 /] […]
As IAH memberships run for the calendar year, we have closed the membership registration system for the remainder of 2016. Members will be contacted in December for 2017 registration. […]
The 2016 Darcy Lecture schedule is now online […]
IAH Meetings – Queensland Branch Date Topic Presenter(s) Room Friday 22ndApril Surat Basin Underground Water Impact Report Keith Phillipson Z1064 Friday 20th May The Use of Methane and Associated Isotopes […]
The latest IAH Australia newsletter has been uploaded https://www.iah.org.au/iah-newsletters […]
Our next monthly meeting is scheduled for Friday, 20 May. We will have a presentation by Des Owen from the NRRA (a research start-up). Des has a background in water […]
The new IAH publication Solving the Groundwater Challenges of the 21st Century, edited by UWA academic and IAH Australia member Ryan Vogwill, is now available. IAH members enjoy a massive […]
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The NSW branch of IAH Australia will be hosting their annual Elder’s Night on 10 May. Full details can be found in the event flyer. The full list of NSW […]
The IAH Australia submission to the Senate Select Committee on Unconventional Gas Mining is now available online: https://www.iah.org.au/correspondence/ […]
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John Cherry was recently awarded the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize Laureate 2016 for his work in improving effective management in groundwater pollution. The full story can be found at […]
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IAH Australia is happy to notify members of a pending call for a post-doctoral position with the University of Chile. Full details can be downloaded here. […]
The abstract deadline for the 60th IAH Congress has been extended to 31 March. IAH Executive Council gave IAH French and German Chapters the responsibility of organizing its 43rd congress, […]
Young Australians won two Early Career Network (ECN) awards at the 42nd IAH congress in Rome. The Early Career Network presented prizes to Clement Duvert (for Best Oral Presentation), and […]
On behalf of the Early Career Hydrogeologists’ Network (ECHN) of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) we would like to announce the new edition of the IAH-ECHN ‘Coolest Paper’ of […]
Membership in the International Association of Hydrogeologists runs by the calendar year (January to December). IAH Australia will be opening the online portal for 2016 registrations in early January. Another […]
The OECD recently published a comprehensive report on agricultural groundwater use management. The report provides a characterization of the diversity of groundwater systems, assesses the advantages and drawbacks of a […]
Photos from AGC 2015 now online at the IAH Flickr Page […]
President Chris McAuley has submitted a letter to NSW DPI Water on behalf of IAH Australia supporting the ongoing funding of the Aboriginal Water Initiative. Download the full submission letter […]
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The lecture dates and times for the 2015 McEllhiney Lecture have been finalised. They can be viewed on on the IAH website. https://www.iah.org.au/events/mcellhiney-lecture-2015/ […]
IAH Australia is pleased to announce that IAH member Professor Craig Simmons, has been named South Australian Scientist of the Year at the 2015 South Australian Science Excellence Awards. Professor […]
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The Victorian branch of IAH Australia has made a submission to the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into unconventional gas. The submission can be downloaded from the IAH website. […]
The NT Branch of IAH Australia has recently submitted a response to the Northern Territory Government’s “Our Water Future” Discussion Paper. The IAH submission can be downloaded from the Correspondence […]
Transformation of Geophysical properties into Hydrogeological and Engineering parameters The Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists (ASEG) is hosting Geoff Pettifer from GDH (also an IAHWA member) for a technical presentation with all IAH members welcome to attend. When: Thursday […]
Influence of Conceptual Model Uncertainty on Recharge Processes for the Wallal Aquifer System in the West Canning Basin When 20th May 2015, 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm Where Fortescue Centre, Level 3/87 […]
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It is with great pleasure that we announce the early-bird registrations for the 2015 Seminar – Water Management for Shale and Tight Gas Resources are now open!!! This seminar […]