1 Jan-31 Dec
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OPERATIONALISING YOUR DATA AND MODELS
The purpose of this free-of-charge, self-paced online course is to give you a general introduction and understanding of MIKE OPERATIONS and the most important steps in the configuration and set-up of an operational flood forecast system. Using MIKE OPERATIONS and MIKE HYDRO River the course brings you through seven modules starting with the acquisition of real-time data and ending with an automated flood forecast system.
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1 Jan-31 Dec
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GETTING STARTED WITH FLOOD MODELLING
Are you a new or a potential user of MIKE FLOOD? Then this free-of-charge, self-paced, online course is suitable for you! The course gives you an insight into the benefits of coupling models together, and how to do that within MIKE FLOOD. The course is modular so you can follow it step-by-step!
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1 Jan-31 Dec
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GETTING STARTED WITH WATER QUALITY AND ECOLOGICAL MODELLING
Are you working with environmental engineering, management or assessment? Do you need a quick introduction to water quality and ecological modelling? Then this free-of charge, self-paced online course may be of interest! The course gives you an introduction to water quality and ecological modelling as well as how to apply MIKE ECO Lab, DHI’s numerical modelling tool for ecological modelling. The course is modular so you can follow it step-by-step!
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1 Jan-31 Dec
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MANAGING THE IMPACTS OF UNDERWATER NOISE
Are you interested in knowing about the impact of underwater sound on marine life? Then this free-of charge, self-paced online course may be of interest to you! We carry you through all the steps of a risk-based approach, right from sound source description to impact management. This knowledge is used for EIAs of e.g. wind farms, seismic surveys, shipping, dredging and other human activities.
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1 Jan-31 Dec
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SERIOUS PLAY
In this free-of-charge, self-paced, online course we will look at what is serious gaming and how it can be used to enhance learning as well as to introduce you to an educational game called Aqua Republica.
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1 Jan-31 Dec
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COASTAL SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND MORPHOLOGY
This free-of-charge, self-paced, online course presents a broad overview of the field of coastal engineering. Through a number of modules we shall guide you through the three skills required for coastal engineering: 1) A basic understanding of the processes, 2) (numerical) modelling skills and 3) a thorough understanding of the context of the given project (coastal protection,
morphological impact from structures, climate change, etc.).
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3-4 Dec
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WEST
This free-of-charge webinar will give you an overview of the aspects to be addressed when modelling biological wastewater treatment plants. WEST wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) modelling and simulation software will be applied. Time: 3 Dec, 14.00 UTC + 1
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11 Dec
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FLOODING OF GREEN AREAS DURING CLOUDBURSTS
In this one-hour, free-of-charge webinar we will discuss how hydraulic modelling and quantitative risk assessment can be used to estimate the health risk and how this can be applied in decision making. Time: 11 Dec, 10:00 UTC.
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12 Dec
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CALCULATION OF MIGRATION OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES FROM FOOD PACKAGING
This is a free webinar on chemical substances in packaging materials in which you will learn about tools to avoid problematic substances. At the webinar we present experience gained through the project "Environment and Health in the Design and Supply Chain". The purpose of the project is to provide tools for designing recyclable packaging material and to avoid problematic substances.
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7 Feb
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FEFLOW
This free, one-hour webinar offers a case study of a state-of-the-art groundwater flow model that was developed in a complex hydrogeologic setting to improve pore pressure estimate reliability and optimize a dewatering system with respect to CAPEX and OPEX costs. The high-resolution 4D groundwater flow model for transient pit wall pore pressure and mine inflow estimates was developed for a large open pit mine in Peru. 15:00 - 16:00 UTC (11am - 12pm EST)
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