2017 Irish National Hydrology Conference Papers

Introduction 2017

1. Climate change impacts on groundwater recharge to Irish fractured bedrock aquifers. Élia Cantoni et. al. 
2. Monitoring and Mapping groundwater flooding in Ireland. Ted McCormack et. al.
3. Assessing the validity of scaling catchment parameters from lumped to semi-distributed models. Thibault Hallouin et. al.
4. Development of a National-scale Hydrological Model utilising remote sensing. Fiachra O’Loughlin and Kosta Andreadis.
5. Effective flood forecasting: lessons learned from international research and experience. Emma Brown.
6. The importance of using Time Series Rainfall for analysis or design of sewerage systems. Richard Kellagher et. al.
7. High Resolution Gridded Datasets of Hydro-Climate Indices for Ireland. Christopher Werner et. al.
8. Changes in precipitation extremes for Ireland: Theoretical basis and future outlook. Ciarán Broderick et. al.
9. Positive effects on land use planning arising from the 2009 Flood Risk Management Guidelines. David L’Estrange.
10. Mass Balance Assimilative Capacity Model of Inniscarra Reservoir. Zeinab Bedri and Seán Crowley.