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Date Time	Room	Session Type	Theme	Onsite/ Online	Session Information
30, Nov 10:30-11:45	314	GS1-5 Oral	1-3	Onsite	Toward Understanding the Convergence of Researcher and Stakeholder Perspectives 1 related to Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Challenges: The Case of San Antonio, Texas Bassel Daher, Texas A&M University, USA
30, Nov 10:30-11:45	321	GS1-2 Oral	C-3	Virtual	Modelling choices and social interactions with a public good threshold: Investment decisions in a polder in Bangladesh Stijn Reinhard, Wageningen Economic Research, Netherlands
30, Nov 10:30-11:45	320	GS1-1 Oral	A-1	Virtual	Impacts of measures to stimulate farmers to adapt to fresh water scarcity: how to improve measurement of relevant indicators Stijn Reinhard, Wageningen Economic Research, Netherlands
30, Nov 10:30-11:45	323	GS1-4 Oral	B-2	Virtual	Drivers for collective groundwater management: The case of Copiapó, Chile Elisa Blanco, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile
30, Nov 10:30-11:45	321	GS1-2 Oral	C-2	Virtual	MANIFESTATION OF ENERGETIC IMPACT LIKE A TOOL TO OPTIMIZE THE WATER EFFICIENCY IN THE CUTZAMALA SYSTEM, MÉXICO. Alejandra Escalante Paredes, National Water Commission, Mexico
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	314	GS2-5 Oral	E-1	Onsite	Regional pathways out of national water scarcity: a regional analysis of water resources of Israel, The Palestinian Authority and Jordan. Michael Gilmont, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	321	GS2-2 Oral	C-4	Virtual	The Control of Pathogens in Stored Rainwater using Direct Electrochemical Activation Gillian Clayton, University of the West of England, United Kingdom
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	320	GS2-1 Oral	A-2	Onsite	Managing Water Scarcity: Integration of Supply- and Demand-side Options in Kaveri River Basin Manikanta P R, Shiv Nadar University, India
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	322	GS2-3 Oral	E-2	Onsite	Merging Multiple Satellite Precipitation Products in Korea by using Random Forest Model Giang Nguyen, Kyungpook National University, Korea, Republic of
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	314	GS2-5 Oral	E-4	Virtual	Collaboration to better address Climate Impacts on Water in the Canadian Columbia River Basin Kat Hartwig, Living Lakes Canada, Canada
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	321	GS2-2 Oral	D-3	Virtual	The equitable and reasonable utilization of water in international law: sustainability as a necessary element for transboundary water management assessment. Fabiana Piccoli, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	314	GS2-5 Oral	E-1	Onsite	Linking Community Engagement to Transboundary Water Management Emily Zmak, CDR Associates, USA
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	320	GS2-1 Oral	A-2	Onsite	Bituminous geomembrane, the blueprint to safe water resources Pau Llinas, Axter Coletanche, Spain
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	321	GS2-2 Oral	C-1	Onsite	Seawater supply network in coastal cities Pedro Pignatelli, ARCH PEDRO PIGNATELLI, Austria
30, Nov 12:00-13:15	323	GS2-4 Oral	B-1	Onsite	Assessing the ecological restoration value of brackish water zone in Republic of Korea HYOYEON CHOI, K-water Institute, Korea, Republic of

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