Save the date: 19th November 2024 The IAH-GB Chapter, together with the Hydrogeology group of the Geological Society London will be hosting this year’s 2024 Ineson Lecture at the Geological Society, Burlington House, London. This year the theme is: Groundwater famine and feast: Quantifying future groundwater extremes The natural variability of the earth’s climate is…
Ineson Lecture 2023
Groundwater in a digital landscape Find the final programme here! We live in an increasingly digitised world, with a continuing rapid pace of change. This year’s Ineson event on 15th November 2023 will follow immediately after the Geological Society conference “Digital Geoscience: Unleashing the Power of Data and Technology in Earth Sciences” and will look…
2022 Ineson Lecture
The IAH-GB, together with the Hydrogeology group of the Geological Society London hosted the 2022 Ineson Lecture. The theme was Coastal Aquifers. In recognition of his extensive research and publications in this area Professor Jimmy Jiao of Hong Kong University was invited be the keynote speaker. Coastal hydrogeology has become one of the most important…
2021 Virtual Ineson and Darcy Lectures – 9th November
Join us for this year’s Ineson lecture, which for 2021 will be combined with the Darcy Lecture for a unique event on Groundwater & Climate change. 9th November 2021, 15:30pm – 17:45 pm (16:30-18:45 CET) This joint event will be delivered live online for a UK audience on Tuesday 9th November from 15:30 until 17:45 GMT…
2020 virtual Ineson Lecture – 26th November
Join us for the 2020 Virtual Ineson Lecture! 26th November 2020, 4pm – 5:30pm This event is a joint meeting of the British and Irish Chapters of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) and the Hydrogeological Group of the Geological Society, discussing issues around the future of UK groundwater, environmental policy and regulation post-2020. The…
Darcy Lecture 2020
The 2020 Darcy Lecture “Hydrology in the Supercomputing Age: How Computational Advances Have Revolutionized Our Field, And What Big Data and Massively Parallel Simulations Mean for the Future of Hydrologic Discovery” will be delivered live online for a UK audience by Dr Reed Maxwell of Colorado School of Mines on Tue 14th July, 5-6.30pm BST,…
Urban Groundwater and Ineson Lecture 2019
A joint meeting of the British Chapter of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) and the Hydrogeological Group of the Geological Society, including the 2019 Ineson Lecture. 25 November 2019, Burlington House, London Full-day meeting including lunch and drinks reception Seven supporting talks addressing a broad range of urban groundwater issues Poster session IAH John…
Brian Morris, 1947 – 2019
The IAH British committee was saddened to learn of the death from cancer of Brian Morris in July 2019. Brian was a committed member of IAH, particularly contributing to congresses in Spanish-speaking parts of the world. A tribute to Brian is posted on the IAH website. Those colleagues who knew him may wish to know…
Seeking new members for IAH British Chapter Committee
The IAH GB Chapter committee is looking to co-opt two new committee members immediately, to help with management of Chapter activities. We also give advance notice that we are hoping to co-opt a further two committee members at the end of 2019. We would be particularly interested to hear from members working in the academic,…
John Day Bursary 2019
Applications for the IAH British Chapter John Day Bursary 2019 are open. This bursary is offered to postgraduate students studying at any university in Britain, who are carrying out hydrogeological fieldwork outside Britain as part of their postgraduate studies. The bursary has a value of £750, and the successful applicant will receive a 1 year free membership of IAH. The bursary winner…