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The Second Conference on
Hilton Hawaiian Hotel • Honolulu, HawaiiDecember 1–3, 2015
Presented By
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American SamoaWater and Environmental Research Institute (WERI), Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI), Puerto RicoThe Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands
USGS Pacific Islands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, HawaiiNational Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR)
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hosted bythe Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, from November14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism between researchersfrom various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issues that areparticularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with poster and oralspecial sessions. Selected authors of significant contributions will be invited to submit manuscriptsthat will be published in a proceeding volume.
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee:Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC)Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC); Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene(USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa Power Authority; ASPA);Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI); Henry Smith (VI-WRRI)
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015Conference technical sessions:1. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources2. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources3. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers4. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems5. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse6. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)7. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources8. Other (please specify)
Contact: Aly El-Kadi (for technical information, [email protected]); Barbara Guieb (for logistical information, [email protected])
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and Environmental ResearchInstitute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),
Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • USGS PacificIslands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii • National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conferencehosted by the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii,from November 14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergismbetween researchers from various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on waterresources issues that are particularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last forthree days with poster and oral special sessions. Selected authors of significant contributionswill be invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources
2. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources
3. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers
4. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems
5. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse
6. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa and deep aquifers in Hawaii)
7. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
8. Other (please specify)
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected]), Barbara Guieb ([email protected])
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee:Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC)Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC); Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); EarlGreene (USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa PowerAuthority; ASPA); Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI); Henry Smith (VI-WRRI)
PRESENTED BY: Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and EnvironmentalResearch Institute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • USGS PacificIslands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii • National Insti tutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee: Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC) • Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC);Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene (USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa Power Authority,ASPA); Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, fromNovember 14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism betweenresearchers from various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issuesthat are particularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with posterand oral special sessions. The meeting will close with a panel discussion attended by directorsfrom hosting organizations to discuss core research capabilities and gaps, focus areas, andopportunities and plans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significantcontributions will be invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected] for technical information), Barbara Guieb ([email protected] for logistical information)
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and Environmental ResearchInstitute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),
Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • USGS PacificIslands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii • National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee: Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC) • Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC);Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene (USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa Power Authority,ASPA); Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI); Henry Smith (VI-WRRI)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, fromNovember 14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism betweenresearchers from various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issuesthat are particularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with posterand oral special sessions. The meeting will close by a panel discussion attended by directors fromhosting organizations to discuss core research capabilities (and gaps), focus areas, and opportunitiesand plans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significant contributionswill be invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected]), Barbara Guieb ([email protected])
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
3.688” 7.376”
BACK
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015
Hilton Hawaiian VillageHonolulu, Hawaii
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, from November14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism between researchersfrom various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issues that areparticularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with poster and oralspecial sessions. The meeting will close with a panel discussion attended by directors from hostingorganizations to discuss core research capabilities and gaps, focus areas, and opportunities andplans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significant contributions willbe invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Instructions for abstract submission can be found at: http://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC),Hawaii and American Samoa
Water and Environmental Research Institute(WERI), Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources and EnvironmentalResearch Institute (PRWRERI), Puerto Rico
The Virgin Islands Water Resources ResearchInstitute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands
USGS Pacific Islands Water Science Center(PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii
National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR)
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Sponsored by
Water Resources Research CenterUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
Water Resources and Environmental Research, Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources andEnvironmental Research Institute, Puerto Rico
The Virgin Islands Water ResourcesResearch Institute, U.S. Virgin Islands
United States Geological Surveyand
Pacific Islands Water Science CenterUnited States Geological Survey
National Institutes for Water Resources
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee
Conference Chair:Aly El-Kadi (Associate Director, WRRC; Professor,Department of Geology and Geophysics)
Co-Chairs:Darren T. Lerner (Interim Director, WRRC; Director,Sea Grant College Program)
Roger Fujioka (Emeritus Researcher, WRRC)
Stephen Anthony (Director, USGS PIWSC)
Earl Greene (Chief, USGS)
Shahram Khosrowpanah (Director, WERI)
Utu Abe Malae (Executive Director, AmericanSamoa Power Authority)
Jorge Rivera-Santos (Director, WRERI)
Henry Smith (Former Director, VI-WRRI)
Contacts
Technical InformationAly El-Kadi1680 East-West Road, POST, Room 709University of Hawaii at ManoaHonolulu, HI 96822 USA
Email: [email protected]: 808-956-6331 • Fax: 808-956-5512
Logistical InformationBarbara GuiebWater Resources Research CenterUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa2540 Dole Street, Holmes Hall, Room 283Honolulu, HI 96822 USA
Email: [email protected]: 808-956-7848 • Fax: 808-956-5044
Check conference web page for information aboutaccommodation, registration, and abstract submission
http://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
One and two sent to El-Kadi to look at.
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015
Hilton Hawaiian VillageHonolulu, Hawaii
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC),Hawaii and American Samoa
Water and Environmental Research Institute(WERI), Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources and EnvironmentalResearch Institute (PRWRERI), Puerto Rico
The Virgin Islands Water Resources ResearchInstitute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands
Sea Grant College ProgramUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
Department of Geology and GeophysicsUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
USGS Pacific Islands Water Science Center(PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii
National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR)
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
The Water Resource Sustainability conference planningcommittee welcomes your abstracts for oral papersand scientific posters. Submissions are dueSeptember 11, 2015. You will be notified regardingacceptance by October 16, 2015. All submissionsshould be emailed to Aly El-Kadi ([email protected]).
Please note that the final type of presentation andplacement within a certain technical session will bemade by the organization committee.
Detailed submission instructions can be found athttp//www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
PRESENTED BY: Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and Environmental ResearchInsti tute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • Sea Grant College Program,University of Hawaii at Manoa • Depar tment of Geology and Geophysics, University of Hawaii at Manoa • USGSPacif ic Islands Water Scie nce Center (PIWSC), Honolu lu, Hawaii • Natio nal Insti tutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee: Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (Associate Director, WRRC; Professor, Department of Geology and Geophysics)• Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner (Interim Director, WRRC; Director, Sea Grant College Program); Roger Fujioka (Emeritus Researcher, WRRC); StephenAnthony (Director, USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene (Chief, USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (Director, WERI); Utu Abe Malae (Executive Director, AmericanSamoa Power Authority); Jorge Rivera-Santos (Director, WRERI); Henry Smith (Former Director, VI-WRRI)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, from November14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism between researchersfrom various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issues that areparticularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with poster and oralspecial sessions. The meeting will close with a panel discussion attended by directors from hostingorganizations to discuss core research capabilities and gaps, focus areas, and opportunities andplans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significant contributions will beinvited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability) and their
impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa and
deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and other
novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected] for technical information) • Barbara Guieb ([email protected] for logistical information)
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
FINAL FLYERFINAL BROCHURE
The Second Conference on
Hilton Hawaiian Hotel • Honolulu, HawaiiDecember 1–3, 2015
Presented By
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American SamoaWater and Environmental Research Institute (WERI), Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI), Puerto RicoThe Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands
USGS Pacific Islands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, HawaiiNational Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR)
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hosted bythe Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, from November14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism between researchersfrom various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issues that areparticularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with poster and oralspecial sessions. Selected authors of significant contributions will be invited to submit manuscriptsthat will be published in a proceeding volume.
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee:Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC)Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC); Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene(USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa Power Authority; ASPA);Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI); Henry Smith (VI-WRRI)
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015Conference technical sessions:1. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources2. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources3. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers4. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems5. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse6. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)7. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources8. Other (please specify)
Contact: Aly El-Kadi (for technical information, [email protected]); Barbara Guieb (for logistical information, [email protected])
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and Environmental ResearchInstitute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),
Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • USGS PacificIslands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii • National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conferencehosted by the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii,from November 14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergismbetween researchers from various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on waterresources issues that are particularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last forthree days with poster and oral special sessions. Selected authors of significant contributionswill be invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources
2. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources
3. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers
4. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems
5. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse
6. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa and deep aquifers in Hawaii)
7. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
8. Other (please specify)
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected]), Barbara Guieb ([email protected])
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee:Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC)Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC); Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); EarlGreene (USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa PowerAuthority; ASPA); Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI); Henry Smith (VI-WRRI)
PRESENTED BY: Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and EnvironmentalResearch Institute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • USGS PacificIslands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii • National Insti tutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee: Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC) • Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC);Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene (USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa Power Authority,ASPA); Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, fromNovember 14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism betweenresearchers from various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issuesthat are particularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with posterand oral special sessions. The meeting will close with a panel discussion attended by directorsfrom hosting organizations to discuss core research capabilities and gaps, focus areas, andopportunities and plans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significantcontributions will be invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected] for technical information), Barbara Guieb ([email protected] for logistical information)
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and Environmental ResearchInstitute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),
Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • USGS PacificIslands Water Science Center (PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii • National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee: Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (WRRC) • Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner, Roger Fujioka (WRRC);Stephen Anthony (USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene (USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (WERI); Utu Abe Malae (American Samoa Power Authority,ASPA); Jorge Rivera-Santos (WRERI); Henry Smith (VI-WRRI)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, fromNovember 14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism betweenresearchers from various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issuesthat are particularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with posterand oral special sessions. The meeting will close by a panel discussion attended by directors fromhosting organizations to discuss core research capabilities (and gaps), focus areas, and opportunitiesand plans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significant contributionswill be invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected]), Barbara Guieb ([email protected])
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
3.688” 7.376”
BACK
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015
Hilton Hawaiian VillageHonolulu, Hawaii
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, from November14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism between researchersfrom various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issues that areparticularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with poster and oralspecial sessions. The meeting will close with a panel discussion attended by directors from hostingorganizations to discuss core research capabilities and gaps, focus areas, and opportunities andplans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significant contributions willbe invited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability)
and their impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa
and deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and
other novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Instructions for abstract submission can be found at: http://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
. .
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC),Hawaii and American Samoa
Water and Environmental Research Institute(WERI), Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources and EnvironmentalResearch Institute (PRWRERI), Puerto Rico
The Virgin Islands Water Resources ResearchInstitute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands
USGS Pacific Islands Water Science Center(PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii
National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR)
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Sponsored by
Water Resources Research CenterUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
Water Resources and Environmental Research, Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources andEnvironmental Research Institute, Puerto Rico
The Virgin Islands Water ResourcesResearch Institute, U.S. Virgin Islands
United States Geological Surveyand
Pacific Islands Water Science CenterUnited States Geological Survey
National Institutes for Water Resources
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee
Conference Chair:Aly El-Kadi (Associate Director, WRRC; Professor,Department of Geology and Geophysics)
Co-Chairs:Darren T. Lerner (Interim Director, WRRC; Director,Sea Grant College Program)
Roger Fujioka (Emeritus Researcher, WRRC)
Stephen Anthony (Director, USGS PIWSC)
Earl Greene (Chief, USGS)
Shahram Khosrowpanah (Director, WERI)
Utu Abe Malae (Executive Director, AmericanSamoa Power Authority)
Jorge Rivera-Santos (Director, WRERI)
Henry Smith (Former Director, VI-WRRI)
Contacts
Technical InformationAly El-Kadi1680 East-West Road, POST, Room 709University of Hawaii at ManoaHonolulu, HI 96822 USA
Email: [email protected]: 808-956-6331 • Fax: 808-956-5512
Logistical InformationBarbara GuiebWater Resources Research CenterUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa2540 Dole Street, Holmes Hall, Room 283Honolulu, HI 96822 USA
Email: [email protected]: 808-956-7848 • Fax: 808-956-5044
Check conference web page for information aboutaccommodation, registration, and abstract submission
http://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
One and two sent to El-Kadi to look at.
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015
Hilton Hawaiian VillageHonolulu, Hawaii
PRESENTED BY
Water Resources Research Center (WRRC),Hawaii and American Samoa
Water and Environmental Research Institute(WERI), Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources and EnvironmentalResearch Institute (PRWRERI), Puerto Rico
The Virgin Islands Water Resources ResearchInstitute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands
Sea Grant College ProgramUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
Department of Geology and GeophysicsUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
USGS Pacific Islands Water Science Center(PIWSC), Honolulu, Hawaii
National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR)
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
The Water Resource Sustainability conference planningcommittee welcomes your abstracts for oral papersand scientific posters. Submissions are dueSeptember 11, 2015. You will be notified regardingacceptance by October 16, 2015. All submissionsshould be emailed to Aly El-Kadi ([email protected]).
Please note that the final type of presentation andplacement within a certain technical session will bemade by the organization committee.
Detailed submission instructions can be found athttp//www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
PRESENTED BY: Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), Hawaii and American Samoa • Water and Environmental ResearchInsti tute (WERI), Guam • Puerto Rico Water Resources and Environmental Research Institute (PRWRERI),Puerto Rico • The Virgin Islands Water Resources Research Institute (VI-WRRI), U.S. Virgin Islands • Sea Grant College Program,University of Hawaii at Manoa • Depar tment of Geology and Geophysics, University of Hawaii at Manoa • USGSPacif ic Islands Water Scie nce Center (PIWSC), Honolu lu, Hawaii • Natio nal Insti tutes for Water Resources (NIWR) •
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Regional/Technical Advisory Committee: Conference Chair: Aly El-Kadi (Associate Director, WRRC; Professor, Department of Geology and Geophysics)• Co-Chairs: Darren T. Lerner (Interim Director, WRRC; Director, Sea Grant College Program); Roger Fujioka (Emeritus Researcher, WRRC); StephenAnthony (Director, USGS PIWSC); Earl Greene (Chief, USGS); Shahram Khosrowpanah (Director, WERI); Utu Abe Malae (Executive Director, AmericanSamoa Power Authority); Jorge Rivera-Santos (Director, WRERI); Henry Smith (Former Director, VI-WRRI)
The 2015 conference will build on discussions and interactions from a previous conference hostedby the Island Institutes (WRRC, WERI, PRWRERI, and VI-WRRI) in Honolulu, Hawaii, from November14–16, 2011. The intention of these discussions is to strengthen the synergism between researchersfrom various island states and to develop solutions and ideas on water resources issues that areparticularly relevant to tropical islands. The conference will last for three days with poster and oralspecial sessions. The meeting will close with a panel discussion attended by directors from hostingorganizations to discuss core research capabilities and gaps, focus areas, and opportunities andplans for collaborative work in tropical islands. Selected authors of significant contributions will beinvited to submit manuscripts that will be published in a proceeding volume.
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 11, 2015
Conference technical sessions:1. Methods and tools for determning water sustainability2. Metrics and indicators of water sustainability3. Historical, present, and anticipated patterns in climate (including climate change and variability) and their
impacts on water resources4. Conjunctive management of rainwater catchment, surface water, and groundwater resources5. Protection strategies for island watersheds and aquifers6. Development and improvement of island municipal water distribution systems7. Managing demands and supplies, including water conservation and reuse8. Exploration of new water resources (e.g., high-elevated groundwater sources in American Samoa and
deep aquifers in Hawaii)9. Water quality issues of current and emerging concerns and adaptive management practices and other
novel approaches for protecting and preserving island surface and groundwater resources
Contact: Aly El-Kadi ([email protected] for technical information) • Barbara Guieb ([email protected] for logistical information)
Check conference web page for information about accommodation, registration, and abstract submissionhttp://www.wrrc.hawaii.edu/2015conference/index.shtml
The Second Conference on
December 1 – 3, 2015Hilton Hawaiian Village • Honolulu, Hawaii
FINAL FLYERFINAL BROCHURE
W R R C
Sponsored by
Water Resources Research CenterUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
Water Resources andEnvironmental Research, Guam
Puerto Rico Water Resources andEnvironmental Research Institute, Puerto Rico
The Virgin Islands Water ResourcesResearch Institute, U.S. Virgin Islands
United States Geological Surveyand
Pacific Islands Water Science CenterUnited States Geological Survey
National Institutes for Water Resources
Sea Grant College ProgramUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
Department of Geology and GeophysicsUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa
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