Tiia Westerberg, Aalto University, tiia.westerberg@aalto.fi Decisions about rivers, lakes, and groundwater rely on many types of knowledge, such as scientific data, technical expertise, local experience,
Elina Niemelä, University of Oulu, elina.niemela@oulu.fi Iron – The friend and the foe Iron is essential for life. Iron is essential for the formation of
Parsa Parvizi, University of Oulu, parsa.parvizi@oulu.fi Beneath every stream network lies a hidden force: groundwater, quietly shaping life below the surface. This underground water helps
Alexandra Nyberg, Åbo Akademi, alexandra.I.nyberg@abo.fi I’ve participated in a conference before (Nordic Geological Winter Meeting 2024), but then as a Master student with a poster
Simo Ylönen, University of Oulu, simo.ylonen@oulu.fi Collecting hydrological data is hard – Trusting it is even harder. We, researchers, spend a great deal of time
Seyed Mahdi Jafari Mohammadi, Aalto University. seyed.jafarimohammadi@aalto.fi Floodplain vegetation does far more than add greenery to riversides. It slows down water, stabilizes riverbeds and banks,