WPGM 96
Hydrology Sessions and Presentations
H21A BCC:P3 Tues 0830h
Land-Surface Aspects of Continental-Scale Hydrology Projects I
Presiding: T Jakeman, Australian National University
0830h H21A-01 INVITED Continental-Scale
Assessment of the Impact of Climate
Variability and Climate Change on Water
Resources: A Hydrological Point of View: *B C
Bates, P M Fleming
0850h H21A-02 INVITED Analysis, Simulation and
Prediction of Australian Rainfall: *M J
Manton
0910h H21A-03 INVITED Effects of Hourly Rainfall
Patterns on the Land Surface Scheme and the
Capacity of Estimating Hourly Rainfall From
the Satellite Imagery: *S Sorooshian, X Gao
0930h H21A-04 Comparison of GCM Estimates of
Continental Scale Precipitation and Runoff
Against Observations: *V K Arora, F H S Chiew,
T A McMahon, I C O'Neill, Q J Wang
0950h Break
1010h H21A-05 INVITED Soil Moisture Simulation
Over the Australian Continent: *Y Shao, L M
Leslie, R Munro
1030h H21A-06 INVITED Hydrological Aspects and
Modelling Strategy for the Gewex Asian
Monsoon Experiment in Tropics (GAME-T): *T
Oki, S Kanae, T Nakaegawa, K Musiake
1050h H21A-07 Description and Preliminary Results
From OASIS: A Study of Energy, Water and
Trace Gas Fluxes at the Leaf, Canopy and
Regional Scales in Heterogeneous Terrain: *H A
Cleugh, M R Raupach
1110h H21A-08 Modelling of the OASIS Data Set: *K
Finkele, M R Raupach
H22A BCC:P3 Tues 1330h
Land-Surface Aspects of Continental-Scale Hydrology Projects
II
Presiding: A Hall, NOAA/NWS
1330h H22A-01 INVITED Modelling and Measurement
of Water and Energy Balances - Linking
Processes Across Scales: *R P Silberstein, M
Sivapalan
1350h H22A-02 On the Accuracy and Sensitivity to
Climate of Discharge and Evaporation
Predictions: Ramifications for Runoff and
Climate System Modelling: *A J Jakeman, W Ye
1410h H22A-03 INVITED Coupling a Regional
Precipitation Runoff Model to Global and
Regional Climate Models: *R J Oglesby
1430h H22A-04 INVITED Large Scale Streamflow
Modelling in the South-East of the
Murray-Darling Basin for Current and Future
Climate Conditions: S Y Schreider, A J
Jakeman, *P H Whetton, A B Pittock
1450h Break
1510h H22A-05 Prediction of Basin Scale Dynamic
Water Balance Using Relationships Derived
Between Landscape Attributes and Catchment
Scale Hydrologic Response: *D A Post, A J
Jakeman
1530h H22A-06 Scale Dependencies of Hydrologic
Models to Precipitation Space/Time
Variability: V Koren, M Smith, D J Seo, J C
Schaake, B Finnerty
1550h H22A-07 Recent Results From Phases 1 and 2
of the Project for Intercomparison of Land
Surface Parameterisation Schemes (PILPS)
With Specific Reference to the Performance
of BASE: *A J Pitman, C E Desborough
1610h H22A-08 INVITED Scientific Requirements for
a Joint International Project on the
Estimation of Parameters in Hydrologic Models:
J C Schaake, Q Y Duan, V I Koren, P K Koch
1630h Discussion
H31A BCC:P3 Wed 0830h
Use of Natural Tracers for Determining Groundwater Flow I
Presiding: S K Frape, University of Waterloo; J Deak, VITUKI
0830h H31A-01 INVITED Carbon Isotopes as Tracers
of Groundwater Processes: Recent Experience
and Progress in New Zealand: *C B Taylor
0900h H31A-02 INVITED Helium-4 Accumulation in
Shallow Groundwater: *D K Solomon, R J Poreda
0930h H31A-03 INVITED Isotope Hydrology in the
Great Artesian Basin, Australia: *M A
Habermehl, L K Fifield, R G Cresswell, G E
Calf
0950h H31A-04 INVITED Regional Ground Water Flow
Systems on the Great Hungarian Plain,
Evaluation by Environmental Isotope Data: *J
Deak, T Coplen
1010h Break
1030h H31A-05 Use of N and O Isotopes to
Investigate Sources and Flowpaths of Nitrate
in Groundwater: *M Stewart, G Lyon, M
Rosen
1050h H31A-06 INVITED The Use of Stable Chlorine
Isotopes (37/35) in Assessing the Source and
Migration of Basinal Brines: *S K Frape, R J
Drimmie, L M Walter, A M Martini
1110h H31A-07 Flow and Recharge of Two Alluvial
Fan-Deltas in Taiwan as Revealed by
Bomb-Tritium Front: *T K Liu
1130h H31A-08 Sulfur and Oxygen-18 Isotopic
Composition of Dissolved Sulfate as a Tool
for Identifying Inter-aquifer Mixing in the
Mallee Region of South Australia: *S S
Dogramaci, A L Herczeg, S L Schiff
1150h H31A-09 Chlorofluorocarbons for Estimating
Net Recharge to a Tropical Aquifer, Northern
Australia: *P G Cook, A L Herczeg
H32A BCC:P3 Wed 1330h
Use of Natural Tracers for Determining Groundwater Flow II
Presiding: D K Solomon, University of Utah; C B Taylor,
Inst of Geological and Nuclear Sciences
1330h H32A-01 Tracer Method for Distinguish of
Local and Regional Ground Water Flow Systems:
*E Deseo, J Deak
1350h H32A-02 Recharge to Fresh Groundwaters in
the Western Murray Basin, Australia Deduced
From Soil Water and Ground Water Chloride
and Isotope Data: *F W Leaney, A L Herczeg,
A J Love
1410h H32A-03 Estimating Vertical Saturated
Groundwater Flow Rates From Transient
Temperature-Depth Profiles: *R Ramold, V
Zlotnik
1430h H32A-04 Boron Isotope Variations Among
Groundwater Systems From Crystalling
Basement and Sedimentary Aquifers (N
Switzerland - SW Germany): *S Barth, A
Scholtis, N G Hemming, G N Hanson, B Gercken
1450h H32A-05 Oxygen and Deuterium Isotope Tracing
of Groundwater in an Irrigated Saline
Catchment in North Queensland, Australia: *R W
Lait, M E Cox
1510h Break
1530h H32A-06 Recharge Estimation in an Arid
Environment Using CFCs 14C, 3H and
Chloride, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia:
A J Love, J Dowie, P G Cook
1550h H32A-07 S Isotope Fractionation During S
Mineralization in a Black Forest Soil:
Results of an Incubation-Extraction
Experiment: *A L Norman, H R Krouse, A
Giesemann
1610h H32A-08 Quantitative Evaluation of
Groundwater Processes Using a Compartmental
Mixing-Cell Model and Environmental Tracers:
Otway Basin, South Australia: *G A Harrington,
K A Narayan, A L Herczeg, G R Walker, A J
Love
1630h H32A-09 Response of a Coastal Aquifer in
Portugal to Hydroclimatic Changes During the
Last Deglaciation Period, Inferred From
Chemical, Isotope and Noble Gas Data: P M
Carreira, A M M Soares, M A M da Silva, M
Stute, L Araguás-Araguás, *K Rozanski
1650h H32A-10 Long Term Record of Chlorine-36 and
Other Environmental Tracers in a Deep
Unsaturated Zone, SE Australia: C
Le Gal La Salle, A L Herczeg, F W Leaney, L K
Fifield, R G Cresswell, J Kellet
H41A BCC:P3 Thurs 0830h
Soil Moisture: Measurement, Modeling, and Scaling
Presiding: G R Willgoose, University of Newcastle; A W Western,
University of Melbourne
0830h H41A-01 INVITED Strengths and Limitations
of Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) for
Determining Soil Water Content: *S J Zegelin,
I White, J H Knight, G C Topp
0850h H41A-02 Modeling and Remote Sensing of
Regional Scale Soil Moisture Variations in
Asia: *A Robock, K Vinnikov, J Entin, C A
Schlosser, V Zabelin, N A Speranskaya, S
Liu
0910h H41A-03 Comparison of Measured and Predicted
Soil Moisture Patterns: *A W Western, G
Bloeschl, G R Willgoose, R B Grayson, T A
McMahon
0930h H41A-04 Do Soil Moisture Patterns Display
Preferred States?: R B Grayson, A W Western,
A R Ladson
0950h Break
1010h H41A-05 INVITED Scaling Up Spatially
Distributed Hydrologic Models of Semi-arid
Watersheds: *D G Tarboton, C M U Neale, R
Prasad, C Luce, K Williams, K Cooley, G
Flerchinger, C Hanson, M Seyfried, C W
Slaughter
1030h H41A-06 Hydrology-Geomorphology Conceptual
Model for the Prediction of Saturation Area:
*J Hemantha, G Willgoose
1050h H41A-07 Estimation of Soil Moisture and
Groundwater Recharge Using the TOPOG-IRM
Model: L Zhang, *W R Dawes, T J Hatton, P H
Reece, G Beale, I Packer
1110h H41A-08 Specifying the Deep Soil Temperature
in Force Restore Method for Calculating the
Surface Temperature in Atmospheric Models
During Long-Term Integration: *D T Mihailovic,
B Lalic, I D Arsenic
H41B BCC:P6 Thurs 0830h
General Surface Hydrology Posters
Presiding: W J Bond, CSIRO Exploration and Mining
0830h H41B-01 POSTER Barometric Pressure
Gradients and Tectonic Movements Affect Lake
Te Anau Levels: A I McKerchar, *C P Pearson
0830h H41B-02 POSTER Comparison of the pH
Determining Factor of the Stream Water in
World Forest Watershed: *N Ohte, Y Asano
0830h H41B-03 POSTER Photoinhibition and Surface
Layer Deepening: *B S Sherman, J Whittington
0830h H41B-04 POSTER Minimum Age for Northwestern
Queensland Silcretes: *P M Vasconcelos, T A
Becker
0830h H41B-05 POSTER Validation of a Stream
Network and Runoff Estimation Model (SNARE)
for the Oxley Creek in South-East
Queensland, Australia: Y Yuge, B Yu
H42A BCC:P3 Thurs 1330h
Field Measurement of Soil Characteristics That Determine
Chemical Transport
Presiding: A W Warrick, University of Arizona; B E Clothier,
Hort Research
1330h H42A-01 Measurement of the Soil's
Mobile-Water Fraction and Adsorption
Isotherm: Patterns, Problems, and Prognoses:
*B E Clothier, I Vogeler, L Heng, G N
Magesan
1350h H42A-02 Solute Transport Parameters From
Intermittent Leaching of Soil Monoliths: *I
Vogeler, B E Clothier, D R Scotter
1410h H42A-03 A Sequential Tracer Technique for
Estimating Two-Domain Solute Transport
Parameters: I Laboratory Studies: J Lee, *D B
Jaynes, R Horton
1430h H42A-04 A Sequential Tracer Technique for
Estimating Two-Domain Solute Transport
Parameters: II Field Studies: F X Casey, S D
Logsdon, *R Horton, D B Jaynes
1450h H42A-05 INVITED Soil Structure and Water
Movement on Mare (Loyalty Islands, New
Caledonia): *C Duwig, E Bourdon, T Becquer,
P de Blic, B E Clothier, M Vauclin
1510h Break
1530h H42A-06 Physicochemical Factors Controlling
Non-conservative Migration of Common
Groundwater Tracers: *J C Seaman, P M Bertsch
1550h H42A-07 INVITED The Relationship Between
Leachate Sampling Strategies and Model
Parameter Estimates: *V O Snow, W J Bond
1610h H42A-08 Movement of Readily-Soluble
Chemicals to Subsurface Drains for
Spatially-Variable Conditions: *A W Warrick,
D W DeBoer, G Fennemore
1630h H42A-09 INVITED Analytical Prediction of
Water Flow From Disc Infiltrometers: *P J
Ross, R Haverkamp, J Y Parlange, K R J
Smettem
1650h H42A-10 Field Application of the Twin Disc
Tension Infiltrometer: *K R J Smettem, P J
Gregory, P J Ross
1710h H42A-11 Comparison of Measured and Predicted
Fluxes of CO2~: *F J Cook, F M Kelliher,
S M Thomas, D Whitehead
H51A BCC:P4 Fri 0830h
Hydrobiochemical Processes in Riparian Zones
Presiding: C Wilson, CSIRO Exploration and Mining; P B Hairsine,
CSIRO Exploration and Mining
0830h H51A-01 INVITED Some Hydrogeologic Controls
on the Distribution of Nitrate in
Agricultural Watersheds: *J K Bohlke, J M
Denver, R B Wanty, P B McMahon
0910h H51A-02 Stable Isotopic Composition of the
Darling River: Indicator of Groundwater
Influxes and Evaporation Losses: *A L Herczeg,
J C Dighton, H J Simpson
0930h H51A-03 Riparian Vegetation/Groundwater
Interaction on a Semi-arid Floodplain and
Implications for Vegetation Health and
Groundwater Discharge to Streams: *I D Jolly,
G R Walker
0950h Break
1010h H51A-04 INVITED The Linkage Between
Riparian Vegetation and In-Stream Ecological
Processes: *P M Davies, S E Bunn
1030h H51A-05 INVITED Riparian Control of
Nuisance Macrophytes in Streams: *S E Bunn,
P M Davies, D Kellaway
1050h H51A-06 INVITED The Potential Role of
Riparian Buffers for Improving Water Quality
in Australia: *I P Prosser, C J Wilson, P B
Hairsine, N F Herron
1110h H51A-07 Sediment Trapping by Grass Filter
Strips and Near-Natural Riparian Forests for
Reducing the Off-Site Impact of Intense
Hillslope Soil Erosion: *P Hairsine
1130h H51A-08 Sediment Incorporation in Grass and
Riparian Forest Areas: *C J Moran
1150h H51A-09 A Framework for Integrating the
Impacts of Riparian Vegetation on Stream
Values in Large Catchments: *C Wilson, R
Argent, R Grayson, S Bunn, P Davies, P
Hairsine, I Rutherfurd
H51B BCC:P3 Fri 0830h
Subsurface Hydrological Responses to Land Cover and Land Use
Changes I
Presiding: M Taniguchi, Nara University of Education; S W Tyler,
University of Nevada
0830h H51B-01 INVITED Subsurface Hydrologic
Impacts of "Managed Care" Saline Lakes: *S W
Tyler, R A Wooding, I White
0850h H51B-02 The Salinity Impact of Vegetation
Clearance on a Regional Groundwater
Discharge Zone - Upper South-East, South
Australia: *G R Walker, A K Kennett-Smith,
L J Mensforth
0910h H51B-03 Groundwater-Tree Interactions in
Saline Groundwater Discharge Areas: Two Case
Studies: *L J Mensforth, P J Thorburn, G R
Walker
0930h H51B-04 INVITED Role of Soil Water in the
Regional Hydrological Processes in Sri Lanka:
*J Shimada, T Yamanaka, T Tanaka, V
Nandakumar
0950h H51B-05 Subsurface Temperature Changes After
Clearing Forest in Western Australia: *M
Taniguchi, D R Williamson, A J Peck
1010h Break
1030h H51B-06 INVITED The Impact of Land
Management on Groundwater Discharge From
Shallow Water Tables: *P J Thorburn, G W
Fraser, R N Secombe
1050h H51B-07 The Magnitude of Hydrologic Response
to Land Use Change in the Boorowa River
Catchment, New South Wales, Australia: *W R
Evans
1110h H51B-08 Overview of Results From a
Replicated Aquifer Lysimeter Experiment in a
Pasture Environment: *W E Bardsley, D I
Campbell
1130h H51B-09 The Hydrological Response of an Acid
Duplex Soil Under Annual and Perennial
Pasture: *L K Heng, R E White, D Chen, H P
Cresswell, F X Dunin, K R Helyar, R Fisher
1150h H51B-10 Estimating Tree Water Use: A
Comparison of Heat Pulse and Deuterium
Tracing Techniques: *S J Kalma, P J Thorburn,
G M Dunn
H52A BCC:P4 Fri 1330h
Assessment and Provision of Environmental Flow Requirements
Presiding: R Argent, University of Melbourne
1330h H52A-01 INVITED An Holistic Approach for
Assessing the Environmental Flow
Requirements of Riverine Ecosystems: *A
Arthington
1350h H52A-02 INVITED Environmental Flows: Can We
Provide Them?: *B Finlayson, T McMahon
1410h H52A-03 INVITED Environmental Flows and
"The Use of Best Scientific Information
Available": S Heron, J M Doolan, C R
Fitzpatrick, J Reid, P Bennet
1430h H52A-04 INVITED Flow Management in a
Regulated Semi-Arid River System: The
Barwon-Darling River, Australia: M C Thoms,
*T J Hillman, F Sheldon, J Roberts, J Harris
1450h Break
1510h H52A-05 Estimating Environmental Flows in
Alpine Victoria - An Exercise Begun in a
Data Vacuum: C J Gippel, R B Grayson, R M
Argent
1530h H52A-06 INVITED Setting Environmental Flows
for Streams in South-East Australia: Which
Way Forward?: M J Stewardson, C Gippel, J
Doolan, S Herron, M Jayasuria, R Marchant, S
Sadlier
1550h H52A-07 Vegetation Response to Salinity and
Flooding on the Chowilla Floodplain: Linking
Site Scale Responses to the Whole Floodplain
With GIS: *P G Slavich, I C Overton, G R
Walker
H52B BCC:P3 Fri 1330h
Subsurface Hydrological Responses to Land Cover and Land Use
Changes II
Presiding: H P Cresswell, CSIRO Exploration and Mining
1330h H52B-01 INVITED Regional Modelling of
Subsurface Hydrological Responses Using
Hydrogeomorphic Analysis of Regional Spatial
Data (HARSD): *R B Salama, T J Hatton
1350h H52B-02 Hydrological/Environmental Impacts
of Tree Harvesting Within Flatwood Pine
Forests Upon Local Wetlands: A Fares, *R S
Mansell, S A Bloom, N B Comerford
1410h H52B-03 Simulated Impacts of Climate Change
on Groundwater Recharge Beneath North
Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Australia: *T R
Green, B C Bates
1430h H52B-04 Effects of Urbanisation on Perth's
(Western Australia) Groundwater Resources
and Quality: *C J Otto, S Appleyard, L E
Bates, C Barber
1450h H52B-05 Calibrating Remotely Sensed
Vegetation Data for Hydrological Applications:
*G A Cusack, M F Hutchinson
H52C BCC:P3 Fri 1530h
General Surface Hydrology
Presiding: H A Cleugh, CSIRO Exploration and Mining
1530h H52C-01 Water and Energy Exchange of a
Forested Watershed in Southeastern Australia:
*S J Tajchman, H Fu, L Bren
1550h H52C-02 Prediction of Evapotranspiration in
a Small Forested Watershed, Hitachi Ohta,
Japan: *S Murakami, Y Tsuboyama, T Shimizu, I
Hosoda
1610h H52C-03 Surface Roughness and Evaporation:
*T J Sauer, J M Norman, J L Hatfield, J H
Prueger
1630h H52C-04 Hydrological Flowpaths and Their
Chemical Fingerprints in a North Queensland
Rainforest Catchment: *H Elsenbeer, D Lorieri
1650h H52C-05 Calibration of Hydrologic Models
With Multiple Objectives: *H V Gupta, S
Sorooshian, P O Yapo
1710h H52C-06 The Improvement of Heavy Rainfall
Model Based on the Ground Surface Data and
Cloud Physics: *J H Lee, W J Kim, I K Ceon
1711h H52C-07 Hourly Rainfall Surface Prediction
Using Meteorological Data: *J H Lee, J S Jung
H61A BCC:P3 Sat 0830h
El Nino/Southern Oscillation, Climate and Hydrology
Presiding: J A Dracup, University of California, Los Angeles;
F H S Chiew, University of Melbourne
0830h H61A-01 INVITED ENSO Influence on
Interannual Discharge Variations at the
Headwaters of the River Murray, SE Australia:
H J Simpson, *A L Herczeg, A K Smith, B D
Harch, R L Correll
0850h H61A-02 Potential for Forecasting Australian
Rainfall and Streamflow From El
Nino/Southern Oscillation Indicators: *F H S
Chiew, T A McMahon, J A Dracup, T C Piechota
0910h H61A-03 INVITED Seasonal Climate Outlooks -
Beyond ENSO: W Drosdowsky, L Chambers
0930h H61A-04 Consensus ENSO Forecasts of
Australian Seasonal Rainfall Using Optimal
Combination Techniques: *T Casey
0950h H61A-05 INVITED Dependency of South Island
New Zealand Summer Lake Inflows and
Rainfalls on Spring SOI: A I McKerchar, *C P
Pearson
1010h Break
1030h H61A-06 Drought and Hydrologic Variations in
the United States During El Nino/Southern
Oscillation: *J A Dracup, T C Piechota
1050h H61A-07 Linkages Between Climate and
Hydrology of Pacific Rim Countries: *T C
Piechota, J A Dracup, F H S Chiew, T A
McMahon
1110h H61A-08 INVITED ENSO-Driven Streamflow
Forecasts for the Midwestern United States:
*A K Guetter, K P Georgakakos
1130h H61A-09 INVITED Worth of ENSO Forecasts for
Operation of the Columbia River System: *W C
Rowden, D P Lettenmaier
1150h H61A-10 INVITED Use of El Nino/Southern
Oscillation Information in Extended
Streamflow Prediction for the Nile River: J C
Schaake, B Lin, V Koren
1210h H61A-11 Interannual Variation of SST, SOI,
Rainfall With Southwest Asian Monsoon and
Rice Yield in Thailand: *T Oki, K Musiake
H61B BCC:P6 Sat 0830h
General Subsurface Hydrology Posters
Presiding: W J Bond, CSIRO Exploration and Mining
0830h H61B-01 POSTER Spatial Variability of Soil
Moisture in a Clay Alluvial Soil
(Torrifluvent): *K M Bali, M E Grismer
0830h H61B-02 POSTER The Use of SAR Imagery to
Predict Soil Moisture of the Kuparuk
Watershed - Arctic Alaska: *N G Meade, E K
Lilly, L D Hinzman, D L Kane
0830h H61B-03 POSTER Theory, Rainfall and
Recharge: A Chlorine-36 Story: *R G Cresswell,
L K Fifield, M D Keywood, M A Habermehl, J R
Kellett, G Jacobson, J Wischusen
0830h H61B-04 POSTER Use of Isotopes to Assess
Sustainable Groundwater Extraction From
Aquifers Receiving Ephemeral Recharge: Eyre
Peninsula, South Australia: *S L Evans, A L
Herczeg, P G Cook, J C Dighton
0830h H61B-05 POSTER Environmental Isotopes
Applied in a Study of the Groundwater
Hydrology of the Manawatu Aquifers, North
Island, New Zealand: *V J Fox, C B Taylor,
L J Brown, G Bekesi
0830h H61B-06 POSTER Tritium Concentration and
the Potential for Groundwater Contamination
in the Piccadilly Valley, Mt Lofty Ranges: *K
Ivkovic, J Bauld
0830h H61B-07 POSTER Assessing Groundwater
Contamination Potential by a Linear Systems
Approach: *C C K Liu, J S Tsai, L W Chiang
0830h H61B-08 POSTER The Distribution of
Radon-222 and Radium-226 in Some Potable
Australian Aquifers: *J C Dighton, A L
Herczeg
0830h H61B-09 POSTER Theoretical Studies on
Characteristics of Heat and Water Transfer
in Unsaturated Soil Zone: *T Moroizumi, H
Horino, K Nakamura, T Maruyama
0830h H61B-10 POSTER Soil Moisture Variability 1.
Origins of Irregular Wetting Patterns: *L W
Dekker, C J Ritsema, T S Steenhuis, J Y
Parlange
0830h H61B-11 POSTER Soil Moisture Variability 2.
Fingerlike Wetting Patterns: *C J Ritsema,
L W Dekker, T S Steenhuis, J Y Parlange
0830h H61B-12 POSTER Soil Moisture Variability 3.
Formation and Recurrence of Fingers: C J
Ritsema, L W Dekker, *A W J Heijs, E
van den Elsen, J L Nieber, H V Nguyen, D
Misra
0830h H61B-13 POSTER Measurement and Simulation
of Preferential Flow in Dutch, French,
German and Swedish Soils: C J Ritsema, L W
Dekker, *R F A Hendriks, N Jarvis, M Larsson,
O Wendroth, J P Gaudet, R Angula-Jamarillo,
J L Nieber, H V Nguyen, D Misra
H62A BCC:P4 Sat 1330h
Estuarine Wetland Hydrology
Presiding: G R Willgoose, University of Newcastle
1330h H62A-01 Acid Outflows From Sulfidic
Estuarine Sediments: *I White, B P Wilson,
M D Melville, J Sammut, X Yang
1400h H62A-02 Tidal and Climatic Influence on
Water-Sediment Chemistry and Productional
Acidity, Pimpama River, Southeast Queensland:
*M Preda, M E Cox
1420h H62A-03 The Influence of Groundwater on
Algal Blooms in a Seasonal Estuary: The Swan
River System: *W R Linderfelt, J V Turner, M
Taniguchi
1440h H62A-04 INVITED Constructed Wetlands -
Improving Water Quality in the Long Term?: *T
Daniell, D Walker
1510h Break
1530h H62A-05 Groundwater Hydrology of the Cocoa
Creek Salt Flat, Queensland, Australia: *M R
Rosen, I Zagorskis, G J Brunskill
1550h H62A-06 Evaporation From Tropical Tidal Salt
Flats: *S E Hollins, P V Ridd
1610h H62A-07 Hydrology and Soil Salinity in the
Intertidal Zone of Mangrove Wetlands: *C E
Hughes, P Binning, G R Willgoose
1630h Discussion
H62B BCC:P3 Sat 1330h
General Subsurface Water and Chemical Transport
Presiding: V O Snow, CSIRO Exploration and Mining; M R Rosen,
Wairakei Research Centre
1330h H62B-01 Preferential Flow and Moisture
Patterns in a Water Repellent, Heavy Clay
Soil: *L W Dekker, C J Ritsema
1350h H62B-02 Principles and Field Evidence of
Finger Formation and Reformation in Water
Repellent Soils: *C J Ritsema, L W Dekker,
J L Nieber, T S Steenhuis
1410h H62B-03 Impact of Non-isothermal Moisture
Flow Upon Fertilizer Salt Dissolution and
Transport in Plastic-Covered Soil Beds: D
Shinde, *R S Mansell, A G Hornsby
1430h H62B-04 INVITED Field Measurement and
Modelling of Pesticide Transport in the
Vadose Zone: *L A G Aylmore, R S Kookana, H J
Di
1450h Break
1510h H62B-05 Water and Solute Movement in Coal
Spoil: *D A Ellerbroek, D R Jones, L R
Townley
1530h H62B-06 Predicting Infiltration Under
Rainfall on Open-Cut Coal Mine Overburdens
and Soils From the Physical and Chemical
Characteristics of the Media: *G J Sheridan,
C M Walker, B H Kirsch, H B So
1550h H62B-07 Importance of Sediment Mobilisation
for the Release of Soluble Salts in Water
Runoff From Reclaimed Open-Cut Coal
Landscapes in the Bowen Basin, Queensland:
*M F Short, B H Kirsch, G J Sheridan, B H So
1610h H62B-08 INVITED Selective Mobilization of
Subsurface Colloids: A Novel Groundwater
Remediation Technology: J C Seaman, *P M
Bertsch
1630h H62B-09 Stochastic Analysis of Three-Fluid
Phase Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media: A
Abdin, *J J Kaluarachchi
1650h H62B-10 Hydrogeochemical Interaction Between
a Dense Ammonium Sulphate Plume and a
Carbonate Matrix Aquifer: *J V Turner, D A
Ellerbroek
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