222.579 Groundwater resources and modelling
This course is in all assigned curricula part of the STEOP.
This course is in at least 1 assigned curriculum part of the STEOP.

2019S, VU, 3.0h, 4.0EC

Properties

  • Semester hours: 3.0
  • Credits: 4.0
  • Type: VU Lecture and Exercise

Aim of course

After successful completion of this course you can

  • Select suitable investigation methods of groundwater resources.

  • Explain the importance of groundwater for drinking water supply.

  • State and apply the legal frameworks for groundwater protection.

  • Judge which questions can be addressed with groundwater models.

  • Assign the most important types of groundwater models, as well as their capabilities and limits.

  • Evaluate the quality of groundwater models.

Subject of course

Introduction into the field of groundwater resource management

Conveying the benefit of groundwater models for answering basic questions related to water management

Introduction into the methodological principles: model types, assumptions, and limits, input data, boundary conditions, calibrating and validating the model accuracy and determining uncertainties

Description of practical case studies.

Step-by-step instruction for planning and conceptualizing a numerical groundwater model for a practical application, subsequent independent application with an available model software.

Presentation of the chosen procedure and results of the question related to water management and subsequent discussion.

Additional information

Einführende Literatur

Applied Groundwater Modeling, MP. Anderson, WW. Woessner

Introduction to groundwater modeling: finite difference and finite element methods, HF. Wang, MP. Anderson

Skriptum zur Grundwassermodellierung, AP. Blaschke

Europäische Wasserrahmenrichtlinie (http://ec.europa.eu/environment/water/water-framework/index_en.html)

Lecturers

Institute

Course dates

DayTimeDateLocationDescription
Mon12:00 - 12:3004.03.2019 Seminarraum, Taubstummengasse 11, 4.StockPreliminary talk
Fri14:00 - 17:0008.03.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockEinführung in die Problemstellungen in der Grundwasserwirtschaft
Fri13:00 - 16:0015.03.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockEinführung in die Untergrunderkundung als Grundlage für die Modellierung
Fri14:00 - 17:0022.03.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockAnwendung und Grenzen der Grundwassermodellierung
Fri14:00 - 17:0029.03.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockEinführung in die methodischen Grundlagen der Grundwassermodellierung
Fri09:00 - 12:0005.04.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockModellanwendung 1 (Anwesenheit umbedingt erforderlich)
Fri14:00 - 17:0012.04.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockModellanwendung 2 (Anwesenheit umbedingt erforderlich)
Fri14:00 - 17:0010.05.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockHerleitung der Grundwassermodellgleichung, Anleitung zum Planen und Konzipieren eines numerischen Grundwassermodells
Fri09:00 - 12:0017.05.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockModellanwendung 3 (Anwesenheit umbedingt erforderlich)
Fri14:00 - 17:0024.05.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockModellanwendung 4 (Anwesenheit umbedingt erforderlich)
Fri09:00 - 12:0007.06.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockRechtliche Rahmenbedingungen, Lösungsansätze bei grundwasserwirtschaftlichen Fragestellungen, Themenvergabe Präsentationen
Mon09:00 - 12:0024.06.2019 Sem. 222/2 Taubstummengasse 11, 4. StockThemenspezifische Präsentation (Anwesenheit umbedingt erforderlich)

Examination modalities

The course will be graded based on a written exam, as well as a 15 minutes presentation of a predefined topic and the participation in the discussion of the presentations.

Exams

DayTimeDateRoomMode of examinationApplication timeApplication modeExam
Fri10:00 - 11:0028.06.2024Seminarraum AD 03 - 1 written01.04.2024 12:00 - 21.06.2024 12:00TISSPrüfung

Course registration

Begin End Deregistration end
10.02.2019 13:00 08.03.2019 13:00

Registration modalities

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Curricula

Study CodeObligationSemesterPrecon.Info
066 505 Civil Engineering Science Mandatory elective

Literature

No lecture notes are available.

Previous knowledge

Grundlagen der Statistik, ingenieurmäßige Darstellung von Methoden und Berechnungsergebnissen mit einer geeigneten Hilfssoftware (z.B. Excel, R, Matlab,¿).

 

Preceding courses

Continuative courses

Miscellaneous

Language

German