This track focuses on the complex interactions between groundwater and surface water systems. It aims to explore the mechanisms and implications of these interactions for hydrological processes and water resource management.

This session will investigate the exchange processes between rivers and adjacent aquifers. Emphasis will be placed on the quantification of these exchanges and their significance for water quality and ecosystem health.

This track will delve into the analysis of baseflow contributions to streamflow and their role in maintaining ecological integrity. Discussions will include methodologies for baseflow separation and implications for water resource management.

This session will present the latest advancements in hydrological modeling techniques and tools. Participants will discuss their applications in predicting hydrological responses to various environmental changes.

This track will explore the hydrological processes occurring within catchments and their implications for water resource management. Topics will include catchment-scale modeling, monitoring, and management strategies.

This session will focus on the dynamics of streamflow and the factors influencing its variability. Presentations will cover observational studies, modeling approaches, and implications for water management.