Dr. Jim Butler 2007 Darcy lecturer and senior scientistof the Geohydrology Section, Kansas Geological Surveyand University of Kansas, USA visited <strong>Brussel</strong>s from28-31 May within his by the American Ground WaterAssociation sponsored lecture series. On 31 May hepresented a seminar on ‘Getting the InformationGround Water Modelers Need: A Report from the Field’.Prof. Dr. em. Menahem Rebhun of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, visited the department from 3 to10 June 2007 and from 23 August to 4 September 2007, as jury member for the PhDdefence of Justus Rwetabula.Prof. Abdolreza Bahremand (PhD 2006 VUB), from the Department of WatershedManagement, Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural resources, Gorgan,Iran, visited the department on 16 July 2007.Prof. Dr. Esmat Keheila of the Faculty of Science, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt, visitedthe department from 16 to 23 February 2007 to discuss the progress of the MEGWRMTEMPUS project. He visited the department again together with his colleague Dr.Mohammed El Sayed El Darder from the Hydrology and Drainage Department, Faculty ofEngineering, from 19 August to 6 September 2007.Three Egyptian visitors Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Halim Ahmed Mohamed, Dr. Hassan SayedHassan Abbas and Dr. Ayman Abdel-Hameed Ahmed from the Geology Department,Faculty of Science, University of Assiut, related to the MEGWRM TEMPUS project, stayed atthe department in August 2007 for one month training on remote sensing andgeographic information systems with applications in land and water resourcesmanagement.Mrs. Fatma Karaouli, of the Institut National Agronomique de Tunisie, Tunis, Tunisia,stayed at the department for a short training from 13 August to 10 September 2007. Thetraining was conducted as part of the INCO-MPC ELMAA project “Integrated watermanagement of Mediterranean phosphate mining and local agricultural systems”. Thetraining program consisted of preparation of GIS data for the phosphate mining areas inTunisia and application of the WetSpass model to estimate spatially distributed runoff,evapotranspiration, and recharge in function of land cover, soil type and topography.- 68 -
Mr. Adnew Mamo, of the Soil and Water Engineering and Management Department,Faculty of Technology, University of Hawassa, Ethiopia, started a six month trainingprogram at the department on 24 September 2007. The training consists of GIS & remotesensing in water resources engineering, surface water modeling, groundwater modelingand hydraulic modeling.Mrs. Rosa Troncosa, is employed by the Geological and Mining Survey of Chile(SERNAGEOMIN), as a geologist and working in hydrogeology projects, at a basin scale, inhumid and arid climates. The purpose of her visit was to exchange ideas onecohydrology, groundwater flow and modelling and to give the opportunity to be trainedin new techniques and developments in the field of hydrogeology. Mrs. Rosa TroncosoVásquez stayed in the department from of 27/9-26/10 as part of a Training Program ofthe Geological and Mining Survey of Chile with the economic support of the InternationalCooperation Agency of Chile.Dr. Anna Trykozko of the Interdisciplinary Centre of Mathematical and ComputationalModelling (ICM) of the University of Warsaw visited the department 12 th and 13 th ofDecember. On the 12 th she as well as Drs. Geert Brouwer of TNO, Wouter Zijl (Z-Consult)and Getachew Adem (VUB) presented seminars and discussed research concerning theedge-based stream functions and the double constraint method for groundwatermodeling.- 69 -
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