We’re pleased to announce the 10th National Capital Region Water Resources Symposium that will be held April 8, 2022 at the University of the District of Columbia.   Our one-day symposium brings together experts from governmental agencies, academia, the private sector, and nonprofits to discuss challenges and opportunities for sustainable management of water resources and infrastructure in the region, as well as nationally and internationally. The theme of 2022 NCR Water Resources Symposium is “Data Science Applications in Water Management” which will be discussed at the morning plenary session (keynote speakers and expert panel). Concurrent sessions (all areas of water resources management and water infrastructure) will be offered in the afternoon.

Abstracts are solicited for oral and poster presentations including but not limited to following topics:

• Emerging smart technologies and data management systems
• Climate change and water resources (including water & energy nexus)
• Watershed science, groundwater studies, water ecosystems
• Innovations in water treatment technologies
• Uses of alternative water sources in urban settings
• Water management and cybersecurity
• Socio-economics and water policy
• Social justice and equity in water management

Abstract preparation and submission guidelines:

• Abstract title
• Preferred mode of presentation (oral or poster)
• Author and co-author(s) name(s)
• Author’s and co-author(s)’ titles and affiliations
• E-mail address for corresponding author
•  Abstract (150-200 words)

Please submit your abstract (MSWord) via an email attachment to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Abstract submission deadline is December 11, 2021. Authors of abstracts accepted for presentation will be notified by December 30, 2021. Symposium full agenda and registration information will be posted on AWRA-NCRS website: http://www.awrancrs.org/.

Student Poster Competition: Each year, theAWRA-NCRS offers 2 awards ($100 and $50) and certificates to winners of the poster competition. To qualify, a student should be the poster first author and the poster presenter.

AWRA-NCRS

Board of Directors and Program Committee

Contact: Dr. Tamim Younos (Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)