Motivation
As societal concerns about the long-term sustainability of groundwater supplies mount, there is a pressing need to improve our understanding of the subsurface and to better monitor and characterize naturally and anthropogenicaly influenced systems. The environmental research community is facing an increasing demand for investigation methods that have high accuracy and resolution across a range of spatial and temporal scales. A new generation of methods for subsurface characterization is required if we are to significantly improve the predictive capabilities of numerical models. Showcasing such methods is the purpose of this conference.
The 2023 Novel Methods for Subsurface Characterization and Monitoring: From Theory to Practice (NovCare 2023) conference, the 7th edition of this biennial conference series, will showcase new developments and highlight examples of field applications of relevant approaches such as geophysics, direct-push technology, hydrogeological and hydrogeochemical field methods, fiber optics, remote sensing, machine learning, and crowdsourcing/citizen sensing techniques.
NovCare 2023 will again provide an outstanding platform for researchers and practitioners from all over the world to share research on innovative methods for characterization and monitoring of subsurface morphology, aquifers, soils, and watersheds.
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