Conferences, workshops and seminars
Major international conferences
- Sep 2024. Physics of Estuaries and Coastal Seas (PECS). Bordeaux (France).
Oral presentation: Tidal salt transport regimes - uncovering the importance of ESCO in estuaries mixed to stratified.
- Sep 2023. Dynamics Days Europe. Naples (Italy)
Oral presentation: Using numerical bifurcation theory to better understand the relation between phytoplankton diversity and primary production.
- Jun 2023. Gordon Research Conference Coastal Ocean Dynamics (GRC). Smithfield (RI, USA).
Invited oral presentation: How Can an Estuary Become Hyperturbid?: Understanding Sediment Transport in Changing Estuaries.
- Sep 2021. International Conference on Cohesive Sediment Transport (INTERCOH). Delft (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Uncovering the sediment transport processes that caused the regime shift to hyperturbid conditions in the Loire Estuary.
- Mar 2021. Virtual Physics of Estuaries and Coastal Seas (V-PECS). Online.
Oral presentation: Salt transport regimes in estuaries.
- Okt 2018. Physics of Estuaries and Coastal Seas (PECS). Galveston (TX, USA).
Poster presentation: Using a combination of the iFlow and Delft 3D models to demonstrate the change of the Ems River Estuary into a hyperturbid estuary.
- Nov 2017. Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation (CERF). Providence (RI, USA).
Oral presentation: The essential physical processes to describe the transition of an estuary to a hyper-turbid state.
- Okt 2016. Physics of Estuaries and Coastal Seas (PECS). The Hague (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Multiple equilibria for suspended sediment concentrations in rivers and tidal flows.
- Sept 2016. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science Association (ECSA): Coastal Systems in Transition. Bremen (Germany).
Oral presentation: A comparison of trapping processes for suspended matter in European estuaries.
International and national workshops and symposia
- Feb 2025. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Delmenhorst (Germany)
Main organiser
- Jun 2024. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Delft (Netherlands)
Main organiser
Oral presentation: Seasonal regime shifts in SPM dynamics of the Ems – understanding SPM transport timescales
- Mar 2023. NCK days. Amersfoort (Netherlands).
Participant
- Mar 2023. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Antwerpen (Belgium)
Co-organiser
- Jul 2022. 4TU-AMI workshop. Eindhoven (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Differential Equations for Phytoplankton-Nutrient Ecosystems (DEPHYNE)
- Jun 2022. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Wageningen (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: The effects of sediment transport over the Geise dam on the concentration & transport in the Ems.
- Mar 2022. NCK days. Enschede (Netherlands).
Poster presentation: A classification of salt transport regimes in narrow estuaries with application to the Rotterdam Waterway.
- May 2019. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Delft (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Regime shifts in sediment concentrations in tide-dominated estuaries.
- Nov 2018. International Schelde symposium. Antwerp (Belgium).
Invited keynote presentation: Kan de Schelde hypertroebel worden? Inzichten uit een geïdealiseerde modelstudie.
- Jun 2018. Closing workshop 'Agenda voor de toekomst'. Antwerp (Belgium).
Oral presentation: Can the Scheldt become hyperturbid?
- May 2018. SUPREME kick-off workshop. Guangzhou (China).
Oral presentation: The iFlow model and its use for modelling high sediment concentrations.
- Feb 2018. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Delmenhorst (Germany).
Oral presentation: An idealized modelling study into the transition of the Ems River Estuary to a hyperturbid state.
- May 2017. Burgers symposium. Lunteren (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Why sediments are trapped in estuaries: an analysis using the idealised iFlow model.
- Feb 2017. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Antwerp (Belgium).
Oral presentation: Progress in understanding regime shifts to hyperturbidity using a combination of different process-based models.
- Dec 2016. Workshop 'Agenda voor de toekomst'. Antwerp (Belgium).
Participant
- Feb 2016. Ems-Scheldt workshop. Soesterberg (Netherlands).
Participant
- Dec 2015. Workshop 'Agenda voor de toekomst'. Antwerp (Belgium).
Participant
- Jun 2015. VNSC modelling methods workshop.
Oral presentation: Towards bridging the gap between idealised and complex models.
- Feb 2015. Ems-Scheldt Workshop. Delmenhorst (Germany).
Oral presentation: On the effects of tidal variations of turbulent mixing on exchange flows in estuaries.
- Nov 2014. Workshop 'Agenda voor de Toekomst'. Antwerp (Belgium).
Oral presentation: On the effects of tidal variations of turbulent mixing on exchange flows in estuaries.
Other invited talks and seminars
- Nov 2022. Applied Mathematics seminar at Delft Institute for Applied Mathematics. Delft (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: What is salt intrusion in estuaries and how to model it?
- Mar 2020. Virtual European Physical Oceanography and Shelf Sea Seminar Series (VEPOSSSS). Online.
Oral presentation: A unifying approach to subtidal salt intrusion modelling in tidal estuaries .
- Jan 2020. PDE seminar at Delft Institute for Applied Mathematics. Delft (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Understanding behaviour of nonlinear PDEs describing sediment transport in estuaries using perturbation methods.
- Jul 2019. PhD closure talk at Flanders Hydraulics Research. Antwerp (Belgium).
Oral presentation: Regime shifts in sediment concentrations in tide-dominated estuaries.
- May 2019. Invited talk at the Hydrology and Quantitative Water Management Group at Wageningen University. Wageningen (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Regime shifts in sediment concentrations in tide-dominated estuaries.
- May 2019. Dutch royal trade mission to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany).
Poster presentation: Physics Governing the Regime Shift of the Ems to Hyperturbid Conditions.
- Okt 2017. Talk at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) (MA, USA).
Oral presentation: Analysing SPM trapping processes in well-mixed estuaries using the idealised iFlow model.
- Okt 2017. Invited talk at Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences (VIMS) (Vi, USA).
Oral presentation: Improving understanding of sediment trapping and phytoplankton growth in estuaries using the idealised iFlow model.
- Sept 2017. Rutgers Student Seminar - Rutgers University (NJ, USA).
Oral presentation: Improving understanding of sediment trapping and phytoplankton growth in estuaries using the idealised iFlow model.
- Okt 2015. Invited talk at the award ceremony thesis prizes Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities. Haarlem (Netherlands).
Oral presentation: Circulatiestromingen in estuaria.