Webinars

We introduce the basic concepts and advantages of Virtual River 4.0, based on concrete uses in three areas – (i) inspection of control systems, (ii) employee training, as well as (iii) information production through the digital twin. We show, when and how known, imprinted errors increase the use of trainings and demonstrate, how Virtual River 4.0 can be used as a formal instrument for inspection and qualification of personnel. Time 2:00 pm UTC (15:00 CET + 1 Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Vienna), Length: 45 min.

Join this 45-minutes' webinar that will introduce you to the MIKE ECO Lab module, an advanced modelling framework that allows you to assess a number of water quality and ecosystem related issues. Through a number of examples we will demonstrate and discuss how the MIKE ECO Lab model has been successfully applied. Fee: Free-of-charge. Time: 07:00-08:00 UTC.

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.

Join this 45-minutes' free webinar, where you will receive an overview of the use of FEFLOW's new 3D unstructured-mesh to implement a detailed mining plan in a seamless way. We will also discuss the possibilities that FEFOW offers you to estimate dewatering volumes and pore pressure distributions accurately. There will be ample time for questions and answers. Time:15.00-15.45 UTC.

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.

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.

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)

In this free 1 hour webinar, you will learn how sedimentation problems can be predicted and avoided by optimizing port layouts and how the available technologies can assist in the planning of maintenance dredging to reduce costs and minimize losses in port operations. Take advantage of this opportunity to discover new solutions that can optimize your project and make the operation of your port safer and less costly! 15:00 UTC

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

Ports around the world will have to expand their current capacity to meet the growing increase in vessel sizes. At the same time, environmental and safety requirements are increasing in order to mitigate environmental impacts and reduce the risks of port activities. During this 45 webinar we will guide you through the new technologies available to assist in port and terminal management. 15:00UTC (11:00am EST)

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