Saving Lakes from Nutrient Enrichment and Global Warming

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Saving Lakes from Nutrient Enrichment and Global Warming

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IAHR President's Webinar 1
Saving Lakes from Nutrient Enrichment and Global Warming

February 25 (Feb. 24 in the Americas), 2021

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 Speakers

We are honored to have some of the world's top scholars and researchers in the webinar:

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Prof. Jörg Imberger

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Prof. Yong Liu

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Prof. Steve Monismith

 Co-Chairs

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Prof. Joseph Lee

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Prof. Angelos Findikakis

 Introduction

IAHR President's Webinar is a serial of events that aims at inspiring, disseminating and catalysing knowledge and thinking on the most important water engineering and related environmental issues of present times through high-quality and tasteful online events.  

The first of this series of webinars will be centered on the topic of lake environmental hydrodynamics, featuring Prof. Jorg Imberger, University College London, UK and University of Miami, USA as the keynote lecturere, as well as two invited speakers: Prof. Yong Liu from Peking University, China and Prof. Steve Monismith from Stanford University, USA, and will be co-chaired by IAHR President Prof. Joseph Lee and former IAHR Vice President Prof. Angelos Findikakis.

Prof. Jorg Imberger , after a review of the important physical processes and the non-dimensional numbers that govern each of hydrodynamic processes in a lake, will explain how the increasing stability of deep lakes is resulting in a delay in lake turnover and an ever-increasing volume of the zero oxygen hypolimnion that is killing the endemic biodiversity in deep lakes, as well as how the new adaptive, real-time, self-learning management approach may be used to avoid this disaster from happening. [Abstract of this talk]

Prof. Yong Liu  will focus more on a case study, talking on the pollution of the Lake Dianchi, and the mitigation actions launched to restore one of the three most polluted large shallow lakes in China. Models will also be explained to analyze the temporal variations of 30-year water quality change and explore the joint effect of external nutrient input and internal cycling. [Abstract of this talk]

KEYWORDS:
Algal bloom; Hydrohynamics of lakes; surfaces fluxes and basin scale response; inflow/outflow dynamics; gravitational motions; benthic boundary layer dynamics; energy cascade; stratification control

  

Click the thumbnails above to view some larger images from Prof. Jorg Imberger's slides.

 Time in Different Zones

This event will be organized on Thursday, February 25, 2021 in most continents except for the North and South Americas where it will still be February 24.

More local time can be found by clicking here.

 Program

 Prof. Imberger's Related Talks

At this webinar, Prof. Jorg Imberger will be giving the 2nd talk of a series of three closely-related lectures:

Click here to find out more details about these 3 talks.

 Sponsor

IWHR

This webinar is sponsored by China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research ( IWHR ), China's top national research institute on water resources and hydropower under the direct administration of China's Ministry of Water Resources. IWHR also hosts IAHR's Global Secretariat Beijing.

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