Keynote Speakers

Mike Annable
University of Florida
The site characterisation challenge: Providing adequate data to make site management decisions at acceptable costs

Larry Barber
US Geological Survey
Fate of consumer product chemicals in the subsurface environment

Brent Clothier
HortResearch, NZ
Land management: The upper-boundary control on groundwater quality

Ronald Falta
Clemson University
Mass conserving decision models for coupled source and plume remediation

Tissa Illangasekare
Colorado School of Mines
Understanding source zone processes contributing to plume development and longevity for management and remedial design at NAPL-contaminated sites

Rasmus Jakobsen
Technical University of Denmark
From the aquifer to the sea – mapping and quantifying contaminant fluxes and transformations in the coastal zone

Colin Johnston
CSIRO Land and Water
A Monte Carlo evaluation of the influence of fine-scale layering on the dual-phase recovery of LNAPL petroleum hydrocarbons

Henning Prommer
CSIRO Land and Water
Reactive transport modelling as a tool to integrate complex groundwater quality data

John Zachara
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
The importance of mass-transfer and other kinetic processes that control the subsurface migration of U(VI) in historic, contaminated sediments

Chunmiao Zheng
University of Alabama
Groundwater issues in China: Challenges and opportunities

Suresh Rao
Purdue University
Prof. Rao will lead a concluding discussion on the next steps for groundwater quality assessment, measurement, modelling and management