Abstract submission for the 34th IAHR Biennial Congress - please click here to download a copy of the 1st Announcement Brochure
Abstracts must be submitted
using the on-line process no later than 6 August 2010. Corresponding authors will be
advised if their abstract has been accepted in September 2010.
Once accepted, authors have until 28
October 2010 to submit their full paper. Please note that full papers will also be subject to the review process.
An
author associated with each accepted paper must register for the Congress and
pay their registration fees prior to 26 March 2011 for the paper to be included
in the Congress proceedings.
Within the
online abstract submission process you will be asked if you want your paper to
be considered for oral or poster presentation. Your abstract submission is limited to 150 words and can be entered directly or cut and pasted from your own document.
You will be
asked to nominate your preferred sub-theme during the abstract submission
process. So please identify the sub-theme before proceeding to the online
abstract submission section.
The 34th
IAHR Biennial Congress theme is Balance and Uncertainty: Water in a Changing
World.
The scientific themes are:-
THEME 1: Extremes and Variability
1.1 Floods
1.2 Storm surge
1.3 Drought
1.4 Natural disaster and mitigation
1.5 Stochastic hydrology
1.6 Adaptation to climate changes and variability
THEME 2: Coastal Hydraulics: Form and Function
2.1 Advances in wave processes
2.2 Coastal processes and morphology
2.3 Estuarine processes
2.4 Coastal and offshore structures
2.5 Tsunamis
THEME 3: Understanding and Modelling a Limited Resource
3.1 Surface water hydrology
3.2 Groundwater hydraulics and hydrology
3.3 Lake and reservoir hydraulics
3.4 Contaminant transport and interactions
3.5 Urban hydrology
THEME 4: Managing a Limited Resource
4.1 Decision-support systems
4.2 Water resources management
4.3 Flow conveyance systems
4.4 Hydraulic structures and machinery
4.5 Urban water cycle management including drainage and stormwater systems
4.6 Wastewater treatment
THEME 5: Environmental Hydraulics and Hydrology
5.1 Ecohydraulics including Low Flows
5.2 Ecohydrology
5.3 Water quality modelling
5.4 Fluvial hydraulics
THEME 6: Professional Development: Bridging the Gap between Research and Practice
6.1 University education
6.2 Professional development
6.3 Research into practice
6.4 Interactions between hydraulics and hydrology
THEME 7: Hydroinformatics
7.1 Computational hydraulics and hydrodynamics
7.2 Emerging computational methods
7.3 Data mining and data-driven modelling
7.4 Applications of models and hydroinformatics tools
7.5 Cyber infrastructure in water
