LAST CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

Do you have a water management project or an innovation that you'd like to share with your peers? Would you like to present to a large audience of water systems modelers? If so, we invite you to submit an abstract for the International Conference on Water Management Modeling.

Suggested topics include:

• Urban drainage system (storm and wastewater) design, analysis and management
• 1D, 2D, 3D surface water and/or integrated groundwater modeling
• Water distribution vulnerability/risk, rehabilitation and management modeling
• Flood forecasting, flood risk assessment, floodplain mapping and support systems
• Green infrastructure (LIDs, SuDS), wetlands, and agricultural BMPs
• Climate change and system resiliency, vulnerability, security
• Greywater system optimization and water conservation
• Stream stability, erosion and sedimentation analyses and protection design
• Restoration and rehabilitation of watercourses, wetlands and lakes 
• Evaluating urban and rural impacts on aquatic systems and habitats, long-term water budget analyses
• Water quality analyses and pollution management modeling, including SSOs, CSOs and TMDLs
• Field data monitoring, emerging instrumentation/operations and asset condition rating assessments
• Calibration, optimization and error analysis (genetic algorithms and neural networks)
• Numerical and statistical methods, time series and vector data analysis
• Modeling data development and management using CAD, GIS and asset management systems

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Abstracts are invited immediately. Please include a title, a brief outline (300 word maximum) and the names and contact information of the authors involved. Acceptance will be communicated promptly. 

The deadline for abstracts is February 1, 2023, but be warned that the program will fill up fast.

Final papers are due April 1, 2023, if you wish to submit ​​and are – at no cost – reviewed for publishing in the Journal of Water Management Modeling.

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