This year the Hydrology Department presented five contributions at the annual General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU 2023) from April 24th to April 28th in Vienna, Austria:

[Poster] Mathias Jackel:

• Hydrologic modelling of seasonal runoff generation during heavy rainfall: Effect of decentralized water retention measures at a flood-prone site in Trier (Germany) – A study concept

[Oral presentation] Steve Utecht:

• A depth-resolved snapshot of microplastic abundances in riffle heads in a gravelbed river

[Poster] Jan Bartsch:

• Mapping surface flow pathways in urban areas using UAV-based thermal imaging in combination with flooding experiments

[Oral presentation] Tobias Schuetz:

• Infering the relevance of bank filtration processes for drinking water production sites on alluvial aquifers under drought conditions using residence time distributions and water quality parameters

[Oral presentation] Lars Bäthke

• How catchment properties shape variation in groundwater- surface water interaction: Using geogenic silicate as a tracer in hydrological turnover research