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大気水圏科学(A)
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セッション小記号
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水文・陸水・地下水学・水環境(HW)
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セッションID
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A-HW31
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タイトル
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和文
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Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions: Physical, Chemical, and Biological Processes
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英文
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Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions: Physical, Chemical, and Biological Processes
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タイトル短縮名
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和文
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Surface Water-Groundwater
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英文
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Surface Water-Groundwater
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代表コンビーナ
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氏名
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和文
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劉 佳奇
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英文
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Jiaqi Liu
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所属
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東京大学 大学院新領域創成科学研究科 環境システム学専攻 |
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英文
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The University of Tokyo
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共同コンビーナ 1
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氏名
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和文
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ツァイ チサン
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英文
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CHISAN Tsai
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所属
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和文
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東京大学
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英文
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The University of Tokyo
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共同コンビーナ 2
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氏名
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和文
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Xuan Yu
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英文
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Xuan Yu
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所属
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和文
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Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Soil Science
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英文
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Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Soil Science
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共同コンビーナ 3
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氏名
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和文
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田嶋 智
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英文
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Satoshi Tajima
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所属
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和文
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東京大学大学院 新領域創成科学研究科
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英文
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Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo
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共同コンビーナ 4
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氏名
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和文
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Philip Brunner
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英文
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Philip Brunner
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所属
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和文
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CHYN, University of Neuchatel
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英文
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CHYN, University of Neuchatel
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共同コンビーナ 5
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氏名
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和文
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Hwa-Lung Yu
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英文
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Hwa-Lung Yu
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所属
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和文
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Taiwan Society of Groundwater resources and hydrogeology
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英文
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Taiwan Society of Groundwater resources and hydrogeology
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発表言語
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スコープ
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和文
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Surface water-groundwater interactions play a fundamental role in regulating hydrological, geochemical, and ecological processes across diverse environments. Exchanges of water, heat, solutes, nutrients, and contaminants at the interface between rivers, lakes, wetlands, farmland, and aquifers influence water quality, ecosystem health, agricultural productivity, and biogeochemical cycling at multiple spatial and temporal scales. Understanding these interactions requires an interdisciplinary perspective that integrates physical flow processes, chemical transport and reactions, and biological activity.
This session invites contributions that advance the understanding of surface water-groundwater interactions from field observations, laboratory experiments, numerical modeling, remote sensing, and conceptual frameworks. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: floods, hyporheic exchange, solute and heat transport, contaminant fate, nutrient cycling, paddy rice cultivation and irrigation, ecohydrological feedback, saltwater circulation in estuaries and intertidal zones, and the impacts of climate and land-use change. We especially encourage interdisciplinary studies that employ new methods or conceptual frameworks for quantifying coupled physical, chemical, and biological processes at the surface water-groundwater interface. We also welcome discussions on future challenges such as the improvement of predictive capabilities, engagement with socioeconomical dimensions, and implementation into policy frameworks.
Top submissions ranked through the convenors' review of this session will be highlighted as invited presentations.
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英文
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Surface water-groundwater interactions play a fundamental role in regulating hydrological, geochemical, and ecological processes across diverse environments. Exchanges of water, heat, solutes, nutrients, and contaminants at the interface between rivers, lakes, wetlands, farmland, and aquifers influence water quality, ecosystem health, agricultural productivity, and biogeochemical cycling at multiple spatial and temporal scales. Understanding these interactions requires an interdisciplinary perspective that integrates physical flow processes, chemical transport and reactions, and biological activity.
This session invites contributions that advance the understanding of surface water-groundwater interactions from field observations, laboratory experiments, numerical modeling, remote sensing, and conceptual frameworks. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: floods, hyporheic exchange, solute and heat transport, contaminant fate, nutrient cycling, paddy rice cultivation and irrigation, ecohydrological feedback, saltwater circulation in estuaries and intertidal zones, and the impacts of climate and land-use change. We especially encourage interdisciplinary studies that employ new methods or conceptual frameworks for quantifying coupled physical, chemical, and biological processes at the surface water-groundwater interface. We also welcome discussions on future challenges such as the improvement of predictive capabilities, engagement with socioeconomical dimensions, and implementation into policy frameworks.
Top submissions ranked through the convenors' review of this session will be highlighted as invited presentations.
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発表方法
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口頭および（または）ポスターセッション
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