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Hydrologidagarna 2025

We are happy to announce that Hydrologidagarna (HD) 2025 will take place at SMHI in Norrköping on December 2, from 9:00 to 16:00.

Water has many facets, connections and areas of interest, therefore this year’s HD will be open format. We encourage experts to contribute with any water-related subject in hydrology, ecology,  sociology, health, energy, water engineering, recreation, and beyond.

If you want to participate, please sign up no later than November 14 2025, at 17:00  using this googleForm click here   

The HD will be on 2 December and with oral presentations and poster sessions. Coffee and lunch breaks are scheduled for in-depth discussions, meeting new and old colleagues, or taking a break. The final schedule will be announced around November 21. 

Similar to last year, we plan a water-related excursion or workshop on 3 December. Whether the excursion will take place depends on the number of participants and weather conditions. More information will follow.

The conference is an excellent opportunity to share information about ongoing projects, collaborations, and your organisation’s structures and missions. 

The event, including coffee and lunch, is free of charge to participants of member organisations. Non-members are kindly asked to contribute a small fee of 500 SEK to cover the coffee and lunch (per person to be paid before the event). This is a perfect time for organisations to join and contribute to excellent hydrology competence in Sweden; please see https://hydrologi.org/medlemmar/bli-medlem/.

We hope to see you and many of your colleagues and look forward to inspiring talks and discussions.

Welcome! /SHR team

 

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Lunch seminar Jan Seibert

On 10 June, SHR organised a lunch seminar with the recent Darcy Medalist Jan Seibert, currently a professor at the University of Zürich. Members of SHR had discussion hubs in Lund university, SLU Umeå, Stockholm university, Uppsala university, SMHI, SLU Uppsala and SKB. 

Jan told us about his journey, from field work in Skyttorp, to the public water level monitoring tool Crowdwater, to exciting work with new hydrological data sets (CAMELS and Caravan).

We would once again like to congratulate Jan on his great achievements, which led to a Darcy meal, and thank him for taking the time to give a presentation aimed at hydrology enthusiasts in Sweden.

The next SHR seminar will be at the beginning of the hydrological year, don’t miss it!

Presentation at SLU
Old and new colleagues listening to the presentation live at SLU Uppsala.