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Technical sessions will be held in the Mövenpick.
Morning sessions will be from 10:30 -12:30 and afternoon sessions will
be from 2:00 - 4:00.
10:30 am -12:30 pm
MON1-WDM in Water Supply Planning: Grand Ballroom 1
MON2-Residential Programs &Technologies: Grand Ballroom
2
MON3-Agriculture Reuse: Grand Ballroom 3
MON4-Public Involvement & Communication: Auditorium
2:00pm - 4:00pm
MON5-Public-Private Partnership: Grand Ballroom 1
MON6-ICI Programs & Technologies: Grand Ballroom 2
MON7-Agriculture Conservation: Grand Ballroom 3
MON8-Water Reuse & Applications: Auditorium
For paper titles and abstracts of technical sessions, please click here.
Technical sessions will be held in the Mövenpick. Morning
sessions will be from 10:30 -12:30 and afternoon sessions will be from
2:00 - 4:00.
10:30 am-12:30 pm
TUE1-Agriculture Demand: Grand Ballroom 1
TUE2-Demand Forecasting: Grand Ballroom 2
TUE3-Urban Reuse: Grand Ballroom 3
TUE4-Case Studies: Auditorium
TUE5-"Implementation of Key IWRM principles: Lessons Learned"/
Workd Bank:
Ballroom 2
2:00pm-4:00pm
TUE6-Drought Assessment and Management: Grand Ballroom 1
TUE7-Water and Energy: Grand Ballroom 2
TUE8-Water Quality Issues in Reuse: Grand Ballroom 3
For more information on paper titles and abstracts, please click here.
5:00pm-5:30pm
The Dead Sea is considered
an international treasure due to its environmental, cultural and economic
uniqueness. It is the lowest point on Earth and the world’s saltiest
large water body. Over the years the level of the Dead Sea has declined
from historic levels of about 395 meters below sea level to its present
level of 410 meters. There is an environmentally suitable solution to
protecting and saving the Dead Sea through the realization of the Red Sea
– Dead Sea Project.
The project is to convey
approximately 1.8 billion cubic meters per year of sea water 180
kilometers from the Gulf of Aqaba on the Red Sea to the vicinity of the
Dead Sea at a cost of 800 million US dollars. A reverse osmosis system
will transform seawater to freshwater. The freshwater produced
would be sufficient to meet the water needs of the region for the
foreseeable future. The concept would resolve freshwater needs for the
immediate region and contribute to fostering peace. His Excellency, Dr.
Hazem Al Naser, Jordan’s Minister for Water and Irrigation and also
Minister for Agriculture will make the presentation on the Red-Dead
initiative.
Technical sessions will be held in the Mövenpick.
Morning sessions will be from 10:30 -12:30 and afternoon sessions will
be from 2:00 - 4:00.
Concurrent Morning Technical Sessions
10:30 am-12:30 pm
WED1-Water Demand Mgmt. in Water Supply Planning: Grand Ballroom 1
WED2-Water Loss and Leak Detection: Grand Ballroom 2
WED3-Public Involvement and Communication: Auditorium
WED4-Greywater Use Panel/ IDRC: Grand Ballroom 3
2:00pm-4:00pm
WED5-Demand Management Evaluation: Grand Ballroom 1
WED6- Reuse Technologies: Grand Ballroom 2
WED7-Water Loss and Leak Detection: Grand Ballroom 3
For more information on paper titles and abstracts, please click here.
Technical sessions will be held in the Mövenpick.
Morning sessions will be from 10:30 -12:30
Concurrent Morning Technical Sessions
10:30 am-12:30 pm
THUR1-Conservation Rates: Grand Ballroom 1
THUR2-Public/Private Partnership: Grand Ballroom 2
THUR3-Water Demand Management in Supply Planning: Grand Ballroom 3
THUR4-Agriculture Demand: Auditorium
For more information on paper titles and abstracts, please click here.
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