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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FEFLOW 2015
PEST Sep. 19 Model Calibration, Uncertainty Analysis and PEST—A Brief Tour Trainer: John Doherty
FEFLOW Introduction Sep. 17-19 Introduction to flow and mass transport simulation in 2D and 3D Trainer: Björn Onno Kaiser
MIKE SHE Sep. 17-19 Introduction to integrated modelling on catchment scale Trainer: Patrick Keilholz
PRECONFERENCE TRAINING (SEPT 17-19)
DHI-WASY GmbH
Volmerstraße 8,
12489 Berlin, Germany
+49 30 679998 - 0 Telephone
+49 30 679998 - 99 Telefax
mikebydhi.de@dhigroup.com
www.dhigroup.com
Organising committee
Peter Schätzl psc@dhigroup.com Karl-Heinz Pöschke khp@dhigroup.com Birgit Goradza bgo@dhigroup.com
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THE ACADEMY BY DHI
THE ACADEMY by DHI embraces all of our global training and knowledge sharing activities. We develop and arrange training packages and facilitate access to research results, expert forums, networks, partnerships and technology.
THE ACADEMY offers a palette of courses, capacity development packages and workshops all designed to fit your needs and challenges. We offer standard and or tailored training and workshops.
MIKE Powered by DHI courses focus on practical skills, hands-on exercises and teaching you how to get the most out of your software. These courses also enable you to understand the power of the MIKE tools for building decision support systems.
Thematic courses allow you to apply concepts, applications and decision support principles to the entire business process within current areas: aquaculture & agriculture, energy, climate change, flooding, coast & marine, surface & groundwater, urban water, industry, environment & ecosystems, product safety & environmental risk, etc.
Our trainers and facilitators are experienced professionals, many of whom are recognised international experts in their fields. The use of highly skilled trainers guarantees the quality of THE ACADEMY courses.
FIELD TRIP (SEP. 20)
Open-pit lignite mining in Lusatia
Lignite mine operation (dewatering)
Lignite mine reclamation
Conveyor bridge F60—the largest movable machine in the world
Punt boat trip in the Spreewald biosphere reserve
Microbrewery visit
LOCATION
Older than Berlin itself, Köpenick has kept its small-town touch. At the same time the bustling Berlin city
center is within easy reach via public transport. Our conference venue is situated directly at the banks of the river Dahme, with a view of the old town and Köpenick castle.
The branching network of rivers, lakes and channels in Berlin provides a perfect setting for our dinner cruise which will this time lead us to the centre of the metropolis.
POSTCONFERENCE WORKSHOPS (SEP. 24/25)
Finite Elements for groundwater flow
Nonlinear equations—what to do?
Mine dewatering
FePEST—the graphical way to parameter estimation and uncertainty analysis
Controlling FEFLOW by Python scripts
Extending FEFLOW by IFM programming
Reactive transport simulation and coupling to PHREEQC (piChem)
Integrating GW and SW: piMIKE11
MIKE 11 in a nutshell
MIKE SHE in a nutshell
Recharge calculation in MIKE SHE
Geological modelling with Leapfrog Hydro
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21-23 SEPT
24-25 SEPT
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
TOPICAL WORKSHOPS
MODELLING THE WORLD OF GROUNDWATER WITH MIKE BY DHI
KEY DATES
Training: 17-19 Sep. 2015
Field trip: 20 Sep. 2015
Conference: 21-23 Sep. 2015
Topical workshops: 24-25 Sep. 2015
LOCATION AND VENUE
Penta-Hotel Berlin-Köpenick, Grünauer Straße 1, 12557 Berlin, Germany
CONTACT AND
REGISTRATION
Registration: www.feflow.com/feflow2015
For more information, please contact: feflow2015@dhigroup.com
NINE DAYS OF KNOWLEDGE SHARING, LEARNING AND SOCIALISING
FEFLOW 2015 CONFERENCE
SESSIONS (DETAILS INSIDE)
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (LECTURE TITLES INSIDE)
Near Surface Geothermics
Mining
Thermal Phenomena
Honorary Session:
Retirement of Hans-Jörg G. Diersch
Medium Deep and Deep Geothermics
Construction & Remediation
Transport - Radionuclides &
Chemical Reactions
Density
Groundwater Management
Presentation of FEFLOW 7.0
Frédéric Plas Agence Nationale pour la Gestion des Déchets Radio-actifs (Andra), France
Philippe Renard Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Tissa Illangasekare Colorado School of Mines, USA
Craig Simmons Flinders University, Australia
John Doherty Watermark Numerical Computing, Australia
Hikari Fujii Akita University, Japan
Fabien Cornaton DHI-WASY, Germany
17 Sep.
20 Sep. Open-Pit Lignite Mining in Lusatia
21 Sep.
24 Sep.
25 Sep.
Preconference
Training
Courses
FEFLOW 2015
Conference
Topical
Workshops
Field Trip
Honorary Session & Posters
Dinner Boat Trip
Presentation of FEFLOW 7.0
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
MONDAY 21 SEPTEMBER TUESDAY 22 SEPTEMBER
9:30 Opening
10:00 Modelling of Various Types of Ground Source Heat Pump Sys-
tems Using FEFLOW
Hikari Fujii
NEAR SURFACE GEOTHERMICS
10:30 Numerical Simulation of Borehole Heat Exchanger Fields for
Long-term Storage in Combination with Groundwater Utilization
in an Artificially Regulated Aquifer for Urban District Planning
Martin Fuchsluger, Anna
Katharina Brüstle, Georg
Goetzl
10:50 Mitigation of Influence of Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage
System on the Underground Environment.
Masahiko Katsuragi,
Mutsumi Yamaya, Satoru
Kuronuma, Hikari Fujii,
et al.
11:20 GEMTool, an Instrument for Assessing Open Loop Geothermal
Heat Pumps in Urban Areas
Christian Gmünder,
Manuela Gomez, Wei Li,
Simon Nusch
11:40 Thermal Efficiency of the Borehole Heat Exchanger Built With
Drilling Mud.
Masatoshi Yamaguchi,
Kiichi Numazawa,
Masahiko Katsuragi
12:00 Lunch Break
THERMAL PHENOMENA
13:00 Groundwater Flow and Heat Transport Simulation Using FEFLOW with Detailed Facies Analysis in Aizu Basin, Fukushima, Japan
Shoei Kaneko, Naoaki
Shibasaki, Youhei Uchida,
Gaurav Shrestha
13:20 Estimation of Rock Fracture Properties from Thermal Variations of the Groundwater Discharge Into a Tunnel
Milan Hokr, Aleš Balvín
MINING
13:50 From Catchment Hydrology to Dewatering at a Copper Mine Douglas Graham, Chris-
tian Tomsu, Erik Mårtens-
son
14:10 FEFLOW Model of a Copper Mine, Arizona, USA Pete Sinton, Bill Wingle,
Doug Bartlett
14:30 Impact of Urban and Post Ore Mining Area on the Hydrogeo-
logical System. A Case Study of the Tarnowskie Góry Town,
Southern Poland
Slawomir Sitek, Andrzej
Kowalczyk
14:50 Simulating Subsurface Flow Subject to Freezing and Thawing Volker Clausnitzer,
Vladimir Mirnyy,
Fabien Cornaton
15:10 Tea/Coffee Break
15:40 Unconventional Gas Explained: Overview, Issues and Some
Mythbusting
Craig Simmons
16:10 HONORARY SESSION: RETIREMENT OF HANS-JÖRG DIERSCH
17:30 POSTER SESSION WITH HORS D’OEUVRES AND DRINKS
8:30 Models and Decisions: Finding the Square Peg for the Square
Hole
MEDIUM DEEP AND DEEP GEOTHERMICS
9:00 Thermal Performance of a Deep Open-Loop Doublet Scheme
Located in a Fault Corridor: Stochastic Approach of a Synthetic
and Heterogeneous Coupled Heat/Mass and Flow Model
09:20 The Geothermal 3D Model for the Pilot Area Bavaria/Upper
Austria within the Project GeoMol
09:40 Technical and Economical Evaluation of Medium Deep Borehole
Thermal Energy Storages
10:00 Tea/Coffee Break
10:30 Does Geological Realism Help Improving Uncertainty Estimation
for Groundwater Applications?
CONSTRUCTION & REMED
11:00 Seepage Flow and Slope Stability Analysis
11:20 Impact of Gas Entrapment Below the Phreatic Surface on Pore
Pressure Propagation Dynamics
11:50 “5th Slide” Stabilization Works, Definitive Study and Detailed
Engineering
12:10 Design of a Passive Hydraulic Containment System Using
FEFLOW Modelling
12:30 Lunch Break
13:30 Complex Multi-Scale Hydrogeological Modelling of the Upper
Horizons of the Paris Basin as a Fundamental Tool for the
French Project of Radioactive Waste Storage in the Callovo
Oxfordian Clay Formation (Meuse / Haute Marne, France)
TRANSPORT - RADIONUCLIDES AND CHEMICAL REACTIONS
14:00 Modelling of Radionuclide Transport in the Overburden of a
Flooded Salt Mine
14:20 Implementation of a 3D Groundwater Flow and Transport Model
at the EUREX Plant in Saluggia (Northern Italy) by Means of
FEFLOW Simulation
14:50 A Stream-Function Approach for Modelling Flow Through Proper-
ty Discontinuities in FEFLOW
15:10 Simulating Flow and Transport With Detailed Geochemical
Reactions – Recent Developments Using PHREEQC as Reac-
tion Engine
15:30 Modelling the Matrix Permeability Gradient Due to Exchange of
Water Between Conduit and Matrix in a Karst Aquifer
15:50 Tea/Coffee Break
17:30 Dinner Boat Trip
Sensitivity Analysis of the Rainfall-Runoff Model for a Small
Urban Catchment
Fares Laouacheria, Rach-
id Manaouri, Naceur
Saadane, Moncef Chabi
1
A Pit-Lake Module for FEFLOW Pete Sinton,
William L. Wingle
2
Impacts on Piezometric Levels Due to Dispersion From a
Detention Basin
Giulia Passadore,
A. Sottani, A. Rinaldo
3
Role of Phreatophytic Trees in Capturing Contaminated
Groundwater Seepage from a Former Landfill Site in
Cataraqui Park, Kingston, Ontario (Canada)
Serban Danielescu, Dale
R. Van Stempvoort, Greg
Bickerton, James W. Roy
4
Effect of Vertical Fracture Networks on Thermal Interference
Between Borehole Heat Exchangers
Rob Schincariol,
S. E. Dehkordi
5
Delineation of Zones at Risk from Groundwater Inflows at an
Underground Platinum Mine in South Africa
Andreas Stoll,
Peter Cheshire
6
7 Simulating flood behaviour using an integrated surface water-
groundwater model
Michael Butts, Birgitte von
Christiersen,
Craig Mackay, et al.
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WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER
Models and Decisions: Finding the Square Peg for the Square John Doherty
MEDIUM DEEP AND DEEP GEOTHERMICS
Loop Doublet Scheme
Located in a Fault Corridor: Stochastic Approach of a Synthetic
and Heterogeneous Coupled Heat/Mass and Flow Model
Morgan Le Lous, François
Larroque, Alain Dupuy,
Adeline Moignard
The Geothermal 3D Model for the Pilot Area Bavaria/Upper Anna Katharina Brüstle,
M. Bottig, M. Fuchsluger,
S. Hoyer, G. Goetzl
Technical and Economical Evaluation of Medium Deep Borehole Bastian Welsch,
Wolfram Rühaak,
Daniel O. Schulte,
Does Geological Realism Help Improving Uncertainty Estimation Philippe Renard
CONSTRUCTION & REMEDIATION
Seepage Flow and Slope Stability Analysis Christoph Braun
Impact of Gas Entrapment Below the Phreatic Surface on Pore Héctor Montenegro, Oliver
Stelzer, Bernhard Oden-
wald
“5th Slide” Stabilization Works, Definitive Study and Detailed Rubén Esaú Mogrovejo
Gutiérrez, César González
Linares
Design of a Passive Hydraulic Containment System Using Rémi Vigouroux, Florence
Lenhardt, Noëlle Doucet,
Marc Boisson
Scale Hydrogeological Modelling of the Upper
Horizons of the Paris Basin as a Fundamental Tool for the
French Project of Radioactive Waste Storage in the Callovo-
Oxfordian Clay Formation (Meuse / Haute Marne, France)
Frederic Plas
RADIONUCLIDES AND CHEMICAL REACTIONS
Modelling of Radionuclide Transport in the Overburden of a Joachim Poppei, Laurin
Wissmeier, Georg Resele,
Olivier Masset
Implementation of a 3D Groundwater Flow and Transport Model
at the EUREX Plant in Saluggia (Northern Italy) by Means of
Jacopo De Sanctis,
F. Marconi, M. Rosati,
G. Mingrone
Function Approach for Modelling Flow Through Proper- Alexandros Papafotiou,
R. Senger, J. Becker,
P. Marschall
Simulating Flow and Transport With Detailed Geochemical
Recent Developments Using PHREEQC as Reac-
Laurin Wissmeier
Modelling the Matrix Permeability Gradient Due to Exchange of
Water Between Conduit and Matrix in a Karst Aquifer
Axayacatl Maqueda
8:30 Application of FEFLOW in Laboratory Settings in Multi-Scale
Testing: A Sensor Based, Smart Control System for Managed
Aquifer Recharge
Tissa Illangasekare
GROUNDWATER-SURFACE WATER INTERACTION
09:00 Modelling Surface Water, Groundwater and Nitrate Processes in
a Restored Riparian Wetland
Birgitte von Christiersen,
Michael Butts, Flemming
T. Hansen, et al.
09:20 Groundwater Modelling for the Design of Flooding Mitigation
Measures
Mark Gropius, S. Spichtig,
F. Hendry, P. Seitz
09:40 Understanding and Preventing Groundwater Flooding by
Integrated Modelling
Patrick Keilholz, Bertram
Monninkhoff, Markus
Disse
10:00 Tea/Coffee Break
GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT
10:50 Accurate Modelling of Horizontal Wells and Tunnels Using
Upscaling of Screen-Scale Flow Processes
Alexander Renz, Christian
Tomsu
11:10 Using Natural Tracers for Transport Model Calibration Samuel Diem, Olivier
Masset, Joachim Poppei
11:30 Groundwater Management in Waterloo, Canada Paul Martin, Barry
Brouwers, Patty Meyer,
Gaelen Merritt, Christo-
pher Neville, et al.
11:50 Lunch Break
DENSITY
13:00 The Freshwater Lens Problem: a New Benchmark for Density-
Driven Flow and Solute Transport
Leonard Stoeckl, Marc
Walther, Thomas Graf
13:20 Modelling Study on Impact of Climate Change on Groundwater
Salinity: Case Study of Southwest Bangladesh
Rezaul Hasan, Atiqur
Rahman, Afzal Hossain,
Christian Tomsu
13:40 Saltwater Injection into a Fractured Aquifer: A Density-Coupled
Mass-Transport Model
Junfeng Luo, Martina aus
der Beek, J. Plümacher
Sven Seifert,
Bertram Monninkhoff
14:10 FEFLOW 7.0 -
A Milestone in Flexible-Mesh Groundwater Modelling
Fabien Cornaton
14:30 PRESENTATION OF FEFLOW 7.0
16:00 Closing
Modelling of an Urban Watershed with EPA SWMM During a
Flood Lights and Struggles Against Flooding
Moncef Chabi, El Hadi
Mechentel, Fares Laoua-
cheria, Naceur Saadane
8
Hydrodynamic and Heat Transport Modelling of the Regional
Transboundary Geothermal Aquifers of Western Hungary
Emese Gáspár 9
Management of the World Heritage Caves of Aggtelek Karst
and Slovak Karst
Emese Gáspár, Peter
Gruber, Gaál Lajos,
Ilma Balázs
10
Conceptual Model of Ljubljansko Polje Aquifer Janja Vrzel, Goran
Vižintin, Nives Ogrinc
11
Groundwater Modelling of the Quaternary Aquifer and
Goczałkowice Dammed Reservoir Interaction, a Case Study
from Southern Poland
Joanna Czekaj, Sławomir
Sitek, Andrzej J. Witkowski
12
Heat Exchange Modelling in a Multilayered Karst Aquifer
Affected by Seawater Intrusion
Luca Vettorello, M. Chieco,
R. Pedron, A. Sottani
13
3D Reactive Transport Modeling of Wellfields for In-Situ
Leaching - Using the FEFLOW Plug-in piChem
Jana Nicolai, Horst Märten 14
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