In this one hour lecture, discover how contaminant hydrogeology has grown from its earliest beginnings in the mid-1960’s to an advanced domain. This lecture is given by one of the pioneers of the discipline, Prof. John Cherry (Univ. of Guelph, Canada).

Warren W. Wood is interviewed about his career by Craig Simmons at Flinders University

Warren W. Wood is interviewed about his career by Craig Simmons at Flinders University

Jean Margat belongs to personalities who marked the birth and development of hydrogeology in France and in the world. Carried out during discussions with members of the IAH French Chapter, this video allows to trace his career in the Maghreb where he made his first professional experience in hydrogeology, and then at the French Geological... Read more »

Interview of G. de Marsily by J.P. Delhomme, and P. Renard.This video is the third of a series of 3 interviews.

Interview of G. de Marsily by J.P. Delhomme, and P. Renard. This video is the second of a series of 3 interviews.

A discussion between G. de Marsily, J. Doherty, P. Renard and P. Brunner. This video is the first of a series of 3 interviews.

Allan Freeze is interviewed by his son Geoff Freeze about his life and career.

Gedeon Dagan discusses his life and career and his view on the past and future trends in the field of subsurface hydrology, together with considerations on the scientific method and the overall approach and methodology of the scientific research.

Toth talks with Ben Rostron about his major contributions to hydrogeology, his career as a professor and teacher, and the way in which he came to make his breakthrough in the early 1960’s concerning gravity-driven groundwater flow.