OR/17/007 Acknowledgements

Bonsor, H C, Dahlqvist, P, Moosmann, L, Classen, N, Epting, J, Huggenberger, P, Garica-Gil, A, Janźa, M, Laursen, G, Stuurman, R and Gogu, C R. 2017. Groundwater, geothermal modelling and monitoring at city-scale: reviewing European practice and knowledge exchange. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OR/17/007.

This report is based on work from COST Action TU1206 Sub-Urban, supported by COST (European Cooperation in Sciences and Technology), and itself, a component of the European Union’, itself a component of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme. Sub-Urban is a network to improve understanding and the use of the ground beneath our cities (www.Sub-Urban.eu).

A large number of individuals from the COST Sub-Urban Action have contributed the information presented within this report. Particular thanks go to Enric Vázquez-Suñe of the Institute of Environmental Water Assessment & Water Research, Spain. Significant acknowledgement and thanks goes to Hans de Beer of the Norwegian Geological Survey for his invaluable insight and input to the development of this review throughout the work. Thanks also go to University of Basel, Switzerland, for hosting the key workshop meeting of the Working Group in 2013. Jelle Burma of Deltares, Netherlands, is also thanked for his contribution and insights to practices in the use of shallow geothermal energy in Europe. Finally, significant thanks go to the Working Group 2 Chairs Susie Mielby (GEUS) and Ingelöv Eriksson (Oslo Kommune) for their direction to the overall work of Working Group 2, and to Diarmad Campbell overall Chair of COST SubUrban Action for his tenacity and vision with the work of this Working Group to help build a foundation for the integration of city needs to the work of European Geological Surveys.

Citation:
Bonsor H C, Dahlqvist P, Moosmann L, Classen N, Epting J, Huggenberger P, Alejandro Garcia-Gil, Janźa M, Laursen G, Stuurman R, and Gogu CR. 2015. Groundwater, Geothermal modelling and monitoring at city-scales — identifying good practice, and effective knowledge exchange, COST Subsurface Action — Working Group 2, British Geological Survey Open Report, pp.67, OR/17/XXX