👋 Hej water enthusiasts!
📢 We are excited to invite you to this year’s Hydrologidagarna (HD) at Lund University on November 24!
💧 🌲 🏔️ Because our community’s expertise spans many fascinating disciplines and interests, this year’s HD will feature an open format. We warmly invite experts to share insights on any water-related topic, including hydrology, ecology, sociology, health, energy, water engineering, recreation, and beyond. 😱
‼️ If you want to participate, please sign up using the provided link below no later than November 9, 2026, at 17.
This year there will be oral presentations and poster sessions, with coffee and lunch breaks offering opportunities for in-depth discussions, meeting new and old colleagues, or simply taking a break. The HD is an excellent opportunity to:
– share your work with our community 🗣️
– look for new collaborations or research ideas 🤝
– appreciate the company of other water enthusiasts 🩵
🥾 We plan a water-related excursion or workshop on 25 November as well. Whether the excursion will take place depends on the number of participants and weather conditions. If you sign up for the excursion, more information will follow. The final schedule will be announced around November 14.
☕ The event, including coffee and lunch, is free of charge to participants of member organizations. 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 organizations to join and contribute to excellent hydrology competence in Sweden.
☔ We hope to see you and many of your colleagues and look forward to inspiring talks and discussions!
‼️ Registration link:
Kategori: Okategoriserade
The SHR board would like to thank you for an inspiring day, filled with old and new colleagues at various career stages!
The 2025 Hydrologidagarna oral presentation program offered a broad and insightful overview of current research, innovation, and practice within Swedish and international hydrology. The day began with a welcome session followed by a series of presentations covering hydrological forecasting, Sweden’s water balance, and climate indicators based on long-term observations.
Several keynote speakers highlighted major challenges and advancements in the field. Topics included collaborative policy development for water management, the evolution of hydrological models, and strategies for dealing with unprecedented floods and droughts.
Throughout the day, presenters from universities, government agencies, and industry showcased diverse applications of hydrological science—from citizen science tools and simple water sensors in wetlands to forecast-controlled stormwater ponds, GNSS-based rainfall prediction, and the analysis of disaster impact databases.
Further sessions explored the importance of trees to the boreal water balance, the calibration of stormwater models using citizen images, and the role of advanced technologies, such as Interferometric SAR, in assessing hydrological connectivity. Additional talks addressed microgeochemical fingerprinting, long-term impacts of peatland rewetting on methylmercury, and the multifunctionality of wetlands.
The program included two poster sessions, providing additional opportunities for discussion and networking.


