Integrated process-based FLOOD modeling in practice
| Lecturer (assistant) | |
|---|---|
| Number | 0000000603 |
| Type | lecture |
| Duration | 4 SWS |
| Term | Winter semester 2026/27 |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
Dates
- 14.10.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 21.10.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 04.11.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 11.11.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 18.11.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 25.11.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 02.12.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 09.12.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 16.12.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 23.12.2026 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 13.01.2027 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 20.01.2027 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 27.01.2027 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
- 03.02.2027 09:45-13:00 3209, Cip-Raum
Admission information
Description
1) Dominant hydrological processes in pre-alpine catchments: Precipitation types and snow processes; runoff generation, concentration and flood routing
2) Data in small alpine catchments: availability, quality, acquisition and analysis
3) Types of hydrological and hydraulic models and applicability in pre-alpine catchments
4) Generation, parameterization and calibration of the process based hydrological model WaSiM
5) Model sensitivity analyses with focus on interpolation of the meteorological input, snow processes and runoff concentration
6) Process based modeling of the flood routing processes using the 2D-hydrodynamic-numerical model HYDRO_AS-2D
7) Analysis of the water balance influenced by different land use and climatic boundaries
8) Quantification of the effectiveness of flood mitigation measures using the (coupled) modeling approach
2) Data in small alpine catchments: availability, quality, acquisition and analysis
3) Types of hydrological and hydraulic models and applicability in pre-alpine catchments
4) Generation, parameterization and calibration of the process based hydrological model WaSiM
5) Model sensitivity analyses with focus on interpolation of the meteorological input, snow processes and runoff concentration
6) Process based modeling of the flood routing processes using the 2D-hydrodynamic-numerical model HYDRO_AS-2D
7) Analysis of the water balance influenced by different land use and climatic boundaries
8) Quantification of the effectiveness of flood mitigation measures using the (coupled) modeling approach
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in hydrology and hydraulics
Teaching and learning methods
Lectures, block seminar and exercises