Online courses & webinars

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!

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.).

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!

This free webinar is a general introduction to the MIKE HYDRO River system and its application areas. It will cover the capabilities for modelling of simple or complex river systems incl. hydraulic structure and reservoir operations, flood forecasting, pollution transport, water quality and dam break analysis. It will further illustrate the capability of MIKE HYDRO River to be an important component in fully integrated model applications with couplings to 2D surface models and hydrological models. 14:00-15:00 UTC

This free, 1.5 hour webinar will provide an overview the integrated modeling of sediment transport processes in coastal and estuarine environments using the sediment transport modules available in MIKE 21 and 3.

This 1.5 hour free webinar will focus on the application of the sediment transport modules available in MIKE 21 and 4 for the analysis and quantification of cohesive sediment deposition processes (silt and mud) and no-cohesive (sand) in docks and access channels to ports.

Underground mines, estimation of dewatering volumes, simulation of shafts, adits and other engineering structures, simulation of variably saturated conditions. ***Course Fee: 300,00 € ***

If you had time for an open discussion with MIKE Powered by DHI staff, what would you ask? In our series of “Ask an Expert” webinars, we give you that chance. Any question - from beginner to advanced - is welcome, and will be addressed in an open forum. This session will focus on MIKE SHE, the most widely used software for fully coupled and fully integrated surface water and groundwater modeling. 15:00-16:00 UTC (11:00am-12:00pm EST)

Introduction to FePEST interface, model calibration with pilot points and regularization methods, uncertainty analysis from a decision-maker perspective, uncertainty to model predictions (Do you trust your predictions?), sensitivity analysis (best/worst case scenario). ***Course Fee: 300,00 € ***

This free, 1.5 hour webinar will focus on the integrated modeling of sediment transport processes in coastal and estuarine environments using the sediment transport modules available in MIKE 21 and 3. The presentation includes a description of available modules, of the modular structure of calculation implemented in MIKE, useful considerations when selecting which model to adopt (sediment characteristics being the most important), among other modeling related aspects. 16:00-17:30 UTC (12:00-1:30pm EST)

This free, one hour webinar, introduces you to the fundamentals of dynamic mooring analysis and gives you an introduction on how to set up a moored ship in a port subject to environmental forcings such as waves, currents and wind. The course will also help you assessing vessel motions, fender and line forces, which is of utmost importance when planning for port design and operations.