We are excited to announce a two-day event at The Royal Society in London. This gathering will bring together the hydrological and land-surface modelling community, industry and policy makers across the UK to share insights on how research can influence policy decisions and address critical hydrological challenges.
This event will take place on the 24th and 25th September 2025 at the Royal Society, 6-9 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AG. Tickets will be released soon!
Event highlights
- Connect with leading researchers – engage with top experts in hydrological and land-surface modelling.
- Discover latest advances – gain insights into cutting-edge research developments.
- Collaborate across disciplines – network with researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals.
- Engage in meaningful discussions – participate in conversations about how scientific research can shape effective environmental policies.
Abstract submissions open
We are now accepting abstract proposals for posters. To submit an abstract, please complete this form. The deadline for abstracts is 29th April 2025.
This gathering at the Royal Society in London will bring together the hydrological and land-surface modelling community, industry and policy makers across the UK to share insights on critical hydrological challenges and the importance of hydrology in a changing world.
We are seeking abstract submissions across these 3 themes:
- Theme 1: Open-source community modelling for coupled environmental science & digital infrastructure for data-rich environmental modelling.
- Theme 2: Water resources and sustainable groundwater in a changing climate.
- Theme 3: Early warning for future flood hazard.
Key note speakers
- Professor Martyn Clark, the University of Calgary
- Dr Ségolène Berthou, Met Office
- Professor Glenn Watts, Environment Agency
- With further speakers to be announced
