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Southeast Florida Climate Leadership Summit

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FSAWWA Region VIII Lunch & Learn

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11:30 AM  to  1:00 PM

2000 VIrginia Ave
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1:30 PM  to  4:00 PM

6500 Congress Avenue
Boca Raton, FL
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Nov 19

FSAWWA Region VII Collaborative Delivery Panel Discussion

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6:00 PM  to  9:00 PM

1000 Kane Concourse
Bay Harbor Island, FL 33154
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Nov 29

FSAWWA Fall Conference

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8:00 AM  to  3:00 PM

9840 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819
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Florida Water Forum

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1:00 PM  to  12:00 PM

2900 Bayport Drive
Tampa, FL 33607
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Joint SEFLUC and FWEAUC Meeting

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9:00 AM  to  2:00 PM

2501 Spanish River Blvd.
Boca Raton, FL
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Feb 2

FSAWWA WUC and FWEAUC Annual Tallahassee Fly-In

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8:00 AM  to  5:00 PM



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AWRA Webinar

May 20, 2020
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
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AWRA [awraflorida.org] Webinar:

Why Geophysics is Needed for Water Resources Management

Wednesday, May 20, 2020 from 1-2pm EDT

 

You have gathered a lot of lithological information from boreholes. You have carefully developed a hydrogeological conceptual model (HCM) that you believe fits this data and is a good representation of the subsurface. However, sometimes you have difficulties calibrating your numerical hydrogeological model and fear that your HCM is too simplified. You either become careful and don’t use the model results as intended, or worse, end up making poor and risky water resources management decisions based upon a poorly calibrated model. Electromagnetic surveys provide an excellent opportunity to gain a more detailed understanding of the subsurface between wells. Compared to wells, these surveys can rather inexpensively provide a greater spatial coverage which will greatly improve the development of the HCM. This webinar [awraflorida.org] will present provide examples from California on how electromagnetic surveys provide detailed three-dimensional images bringing the understanding of the subsurface to a new level.

 

 

Click here [awraflorida.org] for more information on this AWRA webinar. PDH credit available to all attendees. Webinar recording included with registration.

Presenter:

 

Max Halkjaer [awraflorida.org]
Global Service Line Leader, Water Resources Management, Ramboll [ramboll.com]

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