8th Conference on Modelling Hydrology, Climate, and Land Surface Processes

The Norwegian Hydrological Council welcomes you to attend the 8th Conference on Modelling Hydrology, Climate and Land Surface Processes, (2–4 September 2025, Lillehammer, Norway).

Photo: Small stream in Alnesdalen with the mountains of Trolltindan in the background. Photo: Juditha Aga/UiO

Small stream in Alnesdalen with the mountains of Trolltindan in the background. Photo: Juditha Aga/UiO

The 8th Conference on Modelling Hydrology, Climate and Land Surface Processes

This conference will explore key topics related to climate change, hydrology, and land surface. This year, the conference is organized around three themes. Our sessions will focus on the local impacts of global climate change, the dynamics of seasonal snow in cold regions, and the effects of runoff on water quality and ecosystems.

Opening lecture: Professor Björn Klöve, University of Oulu: «Observing and modelling climate-land-energy-water interactions in cold climate»

Conference themes:

  • Local impacts of global climate change: data, methods, and communication strategies
    Keynote lecture: Dr. Benjamin Sanderson, CICERO
    «CMIP7 and beyond: Towards emissions and activity-driven Earth System Modelling»
  • Changing climate and seasonal snow dynamics in cold regions 
    Keynote lecture: Prof. Richard Essery, University of Edinburgh
    «Snow modelling on climatological, meteorological and hydrological scales»
  • Impact of runoff dynamics on water quality and ecosystems 
    Keynote lecture: Prof. Gesa Weyhenmeyer, Uppsala University
    «Challenges and opportunities of an unfrozen future on ecosystem services from lakes»

The deadline for abstract submission is 11 May 2025.

For more information and registration, see the conference webpage.

Organizer of the conference is: The Norwegian Hydrological Council

Tags: conference, hydrology, climate, land surface processes, lillehammer, latice, emerald, snow, Ecohydrology
Published May 6, 2025 9:43 AM - Last modified May 6, 2025 11:14 AM