Abstracts from Scientific Advisory Committee

Gary Feyereisen, USA
Abstract #5
Eating the metaphorical elephant: Meeting nitrogen reduction goals in the USA’s Upper Mississippi River Basin

Cors van den Brink, the Netherlands
Abstract #7
Dutch approach to meet the nitrate objectives in vulnerable groundwater protection areas reviewed

Patrick Durand, France
Abstract #18
Modelling nitrogen dynamics in farming landscapes: From system understanding to support to policies, 20 years of TNT2 model

Nicolas Surdyk, France
Abstract #22
Challenges for linking agricultural pressure indicators with water quality state indicators – Examples from FAIRWAY project

Michael Trepel, Germany
Abstract #42
Nutrient modelling in the national monitoring program for implementation of the Nitrate Directive

Lærke Thorling, Denmark
Abstract #54
Redox conditions in European groundwater and nitrate pollution potential

Serge Brouyère, Belgium
Abstract #59
The CASPER project: an integrated approach for pollution risk assessment in peri-urban groundwater catchment areas

Wibke Christel, Denmark
Abstract #87
Green transition of Agriculture – How Denmark plans to reduce aquatic N pollution and GHG emissions by transforming the sector and integrating N & C management at farm and landscape scale

Ryan Turner, Australia
Abstract #89
Analysis of fifteen years of anthropogenic loads of sediment, nitrogen and phosphorus entering the Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Ryan Turner, Australia
Abstract #91
Reef Catchments Science Partnership – Enabling water quality improvements for the Great Barrier Reef

Dominika Krzeminska, Norway
Abstract #101
The effect of constructed wetlands under future climate conditions – 18 years of measurements in a small Constructed Wetland in Norway

Phil Jordan, Great Britain
Abstract #104
Using short-rotation willow coppice to mitigate water quality impacts from point sources

Natalie Kieboom, Great Britain
Abstract #109
National Sector Inventory and heat mapping of nitrogen loads to groundwater in England

Martin Schönhart, Austria
Abstract #120
Integrated assessment of policies to manage nutrient losses from agricultural land under climate change in Austria

Gitte Blicher-Mathiesen, Denmark
Abstract #121
Effect of extreme climate events on responses of nitrogen leaching and concentrations in agricultural catchments in Denmark

Gunnar Lischeid, Germany
Abstract #124
The curse of the past – What can tile drain effluent tell about arable field management?

Joachim Rozemeijer, the Netherlands
Abstract #128
Impact of climate variability and water conservation on farm-scale P and N losses towards surface water from four years of high-resolution monitoring

Hans Peter Broers, the Netherlands
Abstract #129
Hydrogeological constraints on age distributions and nitrate evolution in Dutch chalk springs

Phil Jordan, Great Britain
Abstract #134
MCPA: revealing the pressures and addressing the challenges at catchment scale

Katarina Kyllmar, Sweden
Abstract #149
Adaptive water management in the agricultural landscape: A framework for integration of field experiments, long-term monitoring, modelling and local engagement

Pavel Rosendorf, Czech Republic
Abstract #161
Strategy for nutrient reduction in waters in the international Elbe River basin district – Goals and Opportunities

Claudia Heidecke, Germany
Abstract #180
Aspects of implementing Farm to Fork nitrogen targets with tools, measures and policy instruments across Europe

Bob Middleton, Great Britain
Abstract #192
Linking evidence and delivery: evaluating and improving delivery of water quality measures at the farm level

Thomas Harter, USA
Abstract #204
Quantifying long-term regional groundwater quality benefits from agricultural practices

Jenny Deakin, Ireland
Abstract #205
Science-Policy-Action-Outcomes. Ireland’s journey towards improving water quality

Berit Hasler, Denmark
Abstract #207
Cost-effective implementation of the WFD in Denmark – A national scale modelling approach

Berit Hasler, Denmark
Abstract #208
Cost-effective phosphorus load reductions to lakes – An integrated modelling approach

Marco Acutis, Italy
Abstract #209
Is organic farming a solution to promote water quality and ecosystem services in the Russian part of the Baltic Sea catchment area?

Ken Taylor, New Zealand
Abstract #214
The use of quantitative models in environmental regulation in New Zealand: Problems, priorities, and principles

Falk Hilliges, Germany
Abstract #226
Evaluation of water data as a main contribution to the effect monitoring for the implementation of the Fertiliser Ordinance in Germany