We are an international team of experts discussing salt intrusion research from around the world.
Our goal is to develop a global synthesis of this emerging topic, discern the roles of global climate change and local oceanic processes , and develop tools for observing , modeling and analyzing salt intrusion into tidal rivers.
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International Summer School on Salt Intrusion in Estuaries. June 22nd – July 2nd, 2026. Granada, Spain
SCOR Summer School on Salt Intrusion in Estuaries
Hysteresis and adaptation time scales of salt intrusion and the Turbidity Maximum Zone in a tidal estuary
Estuarine systems are in a permanent state of adaptation. This study quantifies the spatio-temporal variability of salt intrusion and Turbidity Maximum Zone (TMZ) in response…
Karoline Rummel PhD Defense
Karoline Rummel defended successfully her PhD on “Salt Intrusion Dynamics and Data-Driven Forecasting in Estuaries” in University of Rostock (July 10, 2026). Her Thesis was…
Along-channel variability of Total Exchange Flow in a narrow, well-mixed estuary: influence of the M4 tide
This study provides preliminary estimates of Total Exchange Flow (TEF) along the Guadalquivir Estuary (Spain) at different cross-sections during low river flows. The analysis combines…
2026 Working Group In-Person Meeting in Glasgow!
The SALTWATER SCOR Working Group 172 will meet in person in Glasgow on February 21-22, 2026. The meeting agenda will focus on advancing key research…
Real-Time Prediction of Salt Intrusion in Tidal Estuaries Using Long Short-Term Memory Networks
New study published in JGR: Machine Learning and Computation shows that LSTM networks can make fast and accurate predictions of saltwater entering estuaries, helping with…
