DHI Canada

Using DHI’s global knowledge in water environments, our team in Canada delivers locally relevant solutions tailored to meet your specific needs. You can find out more by reading our local news and references, accessible from this page.

Get it touch with us – we’re looking forward to working with you and finding the right solutions to your specific water-related challenges.

Publications

Courses and events calendar

20-23 Sep 4 days		FEFLOW INTERNATIONAL USERS CONFERENCE 2021 Join fellow FEFLOW users and renowned experts from across the globe in beautiful Vancouver, BC Canada for this four-day biannual event. Together we will exchange ideas, share experiences, explore the latest innovations and trends in groundwater modelling, discuss practical challenges and potential solutions. This conference begins with two days of presentations by FEFLOW users and keynote speakers followed by two days of training workshops. For more details and to register http://events.dhigroup.com/feflow-2021/	Canada

Upcoming Webinars

16 Jun 1 day	Webinar: Introduction to mesh flexibility in FEFLOW: 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)	Online	Register
17 Jun 1 day	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	Online	Register
30 Jun 1 day	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	Online	Register
22 Jul 1 day	Managing storm water contamination in urban areas Stormwater runoff from a wide range of land uses in urban catchments carries a number of pollutants such as heavy metals, nutrients, total suspended solids, and bacteria (e.g. E. coli). Although different Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) systems are useful for improving stormwater quality, a significant gap remains to predict their impact at catchment level. This webinar describes the gap and solutions with relevant case studies. Time (NZT): 22 July 2020, 12:00 pm	Online	Register
5 Aug 1 day	Integrated coastal water quality modelling for limit setting process Environment regulators need to consider the connectivity between freshwater and coastal waters, and assess catchment load limits in the freshwater domain to protect the values of coastal receiving environments. Goal of uniform load reduction is neither realistic nor cost effective. This webinar describes how numerical modelling can be used to determine the connectivity and find targeted ways to reduce loading to results in acceptable state of the coastal receiving environment. Time (NZT): 5 August 2020, 12:00 pm	Online	Register
19 Aug 1 day	River water quality modelling and management River water quality models, which simulate the fate and transport of contaminants under different scenarios, are useful for water resource managers to assess the possible water quality status of rivers under various scenarios. These models can be of three types - empirical black box, conceptual grey box, and numerical white box. This webinar discusses about these three modelling types and how they can be used for operational management. Time (NZT): Wednesday, 19 August 2020, 12:00 pm	Online	Register
29 Sep 1 day	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)	Online	Register