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International DAAD-Alumni Summer School in Ilmenau, Germany:

 „System Solutions to Integrated Water Resource Management“Technische Universität Ilmenau)

 

One of the three international summer schools, supported by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), in connection with the Exhibition “Wasser Berlin 2009”, will be organized by our Ilmenau University of Technology. The Summer school “System Solutions to Integrated Water Resource Management” is scheduled from 23rd to 28th of March, 2009 in Ilmenau.
For more information about the university and the city Ilmenau please look at
http://www.tu-ilmenau.de/uni/Kontakt.54.0.html .

For your arrival in Ilmenau the 22nd of March is planned. The day of departure from Ilmenau to Berlin is Sunday 29th of March; the day of departure from Berlin is 4th of April.
To join in this summer school, you have the oportunity to gain advanced knowledge about the management of integrated water resources with systematic methods by one-week lectures, tutorials and discussions in Ilmenau, followed by a second week to visit the wellknown fair on Water and Wastewater in Berlin, which is guided by DAAD.
The language is normally German, but in respective to the participants, English can be preferred, too.
 


Part 1: Summer school at Ilmenau University of Technology (23rd March to 28th March2009)
Participants, invited guests and our University staff together will discuss the most recent development of system solutions for the management of water and waste water systems.
The following topics will be covered:
• Drinking water supply and sustainability - a trans-boundary challenge
o Water and climate change
o Situation analysis in participants countries
o Decision support systems as a tool, also for political decisions
• Decision support in water systems
o Modelling, simulation and optimization as tools for decision support
o Software tools for the management of drinking water networks
o Water quality and water price in trans-boundary dimension
o Simulation of surface and groundwater reservoirs
• Application in Water systems
o Management of municipal and regional water networks
o Aquifer management for water supply
o Quality driven drinking water supply

Excursions to practical water management systems (a local reservoir and a waste water treatment plant) will be arranged. Participants will be asked to contribute their own experiences by presenting a topic or heading a round table discussion, respectively.

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