15 Apr
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Webinar: Optimization of wastewater treatment plants
During this free 1-hour webinar, you will discover solutions to best address wastewater treatment challenges such as how to increase treatment capacity, reduce the consumption of energy and chemicals and improve overall efficiency through a powerful combination of best-in-class technology and time-tested methodologies.
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21 Apr
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WEBINAR: OVERVIEW OF GROUNDWATER MODELLING SOLUTIONS FOR MINING APPLICATIONS USING FEFLOW
During this free 45-minute webinar, you'll be introduced to the key features of FEFLOW, a comprehensive software package which allows you to overcome the most challenging mining and groundwater related concerns. The webinar will focus on the new 3D unstructured-mesh that can be used to implement a straightforward and detailed mining plan. Moreover, you'll learn how to accurately estimate dewatering volumes and pore pressure distributions. There will be ample time for questions and answers. Time:15.00-15.45 UTC.
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21 Apr
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Webinar: Hybrid approach to modelling long-term shoreline evolution using MIKE 21 FM
An increasing number of conflicts in coastal areas and unintended consequences on shoreline morphology are caused by extensive development of industry, infrastructure and tourism related projects in coastal areas - while, at the same time, climate change poses a challenge at many locations. During this free 1 hour webinar you will learn how MIKE 21 will help you make the right management decisions as a coastal planner. 17:00UTC (1:00 PM EST)
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28 Apr
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Webinar: The vast possibilities of Agent-Based Modelling
Join this free 45-minute webinar, where you can learn why ABM Lab is the tool of choice for agent-based modelling. We will demonstrate the main benefits of the ABM Lab module and highlight the possibilities of agent-based models while demonstrating how ABM Lab can facilitate the development of new ABMs. Time: 07:00-08:00 UTC.
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5 May
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Webinar: How can digital tools support future marine EIAs?
Join this 1-hour webinar which will present DHI outlook on future easy-to-use online tools for marine EIAs (Environmental Impact Assessments), show you examples and discuss how digitalization can be used to easier implement new science for assessing or screening for environmental impacts. Fee: Free of charge, Time: 07:00-08:00 UTC.
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7 May
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Webinar: Quantifying effects on catchment load reductions of water quality
In this webinar the use of coupled land based contaminant generation and marine receiving environment models are presented. Long term model simulations were undertaken to define the Microbiological Assessment Category at key sites within the Porirua Harbour and how this may change under different future land use scenarios. The outcomes of the modelling have been used to develop a programme of work for the future management of the Porirua Harbour catchment.
Time (NZT): Thursday, 7 May 2020, 12:00 pm
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12 May
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Webinar: Introduction to meshes flexibility in FELOW: layered, partially unstructured or fully unstructured meshes
During this free 45 minute webinar including a Q&A session, we will introduce you to how FEFLOW is supported by a sophisticated mesh generation algorithm and interfaces to a number of geological modelling frameworks. Groundwater models in demanding geological settings can now be set up more easily than ever before. The new meshing options are especially helpful for the precise mapping of inclined boreholes, inclined faults or any underground structures 18:00 UTC (2:00 pm EST)
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13 May
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Webinar: Understanding effects of land use change on the marine receiving environment
In this webinar the use of fully coupled wave, hydrodynamic and sediment transport models are presented. The marine models use flow and sediment load estimates from catchment models to provide an understanding of the relative role of existing seabed sediments and catchment derived sediments. The suite of models are then used to quantify the effects of potential land use change within the catchments on deposition rates and suspended sediment concentrations.
Time (NZT): Wednesday, 13 May 2020, 12:00 pm
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19 May
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Webinar: Managing the Impacts of underwater noise
Join this free 45-minute webinar for an introduction to a very ‘hot’ environmental topic - managing the impacts of underwater noise. Gain insight as to why the effects of underwater noise have become such an important environmental issue. We will share the fundamentals of a “risk-based approach” which is believed to be the most proactive way to address such noise impacts. Time: 07:00-08:00 UTC.
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21 May
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Webinar: Marine connectivity modelling
In this webinar an overview of developing an understanding of the linkages between sub-catchments and sub-estuaries in terms of both sediment deposition and pathogens are discussed. This marine connectivity matrix approach allows the effects of targeted reductions in sub-catchment loads to be quantified in terms of the marine receiving environment and provides valuable input into the integrated management of land use and coastal waters.
Time (NZT): Thursday, 21 May 2020, 12:00 pm
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17 Jun
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Webinar: Moving from MIKE 11 to MIKE HYDRO RIVER
This online webinar, will show you how to move from MIKE 11 to MIKE HYDRO RIVER. The new features and workflows will intrigue you to make the move.
Time (NZT): Wednesday, 17 June 2020, 12:00 pm
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30 Jun
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Webinar: Learn how to analyse your Water Distribution network with WaterNet Advisor
In this online webinar, you will see how WaterNet Advisor can help with quick scenario and analysis of your water distribution network. No need to be a modeller to use WaterNet Advisor. This is a business application used by managers, planners, maintenance crews and emergency response units. It's powerful and easy to use, just join and see.
Time (NZT): Tuesday, 30 June 2020, 12:00 pm
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29 Sep
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Webinar: Hybrid approach to modelling long-term shoreline evolution using MIKE 21 FM
An increasing number of conflicts in coastal areas and unintended consequences on shoreline morphology are caused by extensive development of industry, infrastructure and tourism related projects in coastal areas - while, at the same time, climate change poses a challenge at many locations. During this free 45 minute webinar you will learn how MIKE 21 will help you make the right management decisions as a coastal planner. 17:00 UTC (1:00 PM EST)
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