DAAD Summer School Course 2005

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1 Department of River and Coastal Engineering from the TUHH together with the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade and Montenegro is inviting You for the DAAD Summer School Course 2005 Flood Risk Management and Application of Hydrological Models with Possibilities of Integration into E learning Platform Herceg Novi, Montenegro, Organisation 1.1 Time: The Summer School (SS05) is scheduled for the following dates: 03.09(Sat) (Sun). The duration of the course is 5 working days. Two days are reserved for the excursion and free activities. 1.2 Venue: The Summer School take place in Herceg Novi, Montenegro. (see Figure 1) Figure 1

2 You will stay at the Hotel Plaza in Herceg Novi (the seminar rooms are also in the same hotel). You will be provided with twin rooms. We are provided with two seminar rooms, i.e. for both planned courses of the summer school. 1.3 Group of Participants This year, there is a great number of participants, both teaching staff and students. Partner univiersities are participating as follows: TUHH: Teaching Staff (7) 1. Prof. Pasche 2. Monika Donner 3. Jessica Hübsch 4. Arzu Kilic 5. Stephan Krässig 6. Natasa Manojlovic 7. Sebastian Rath Students(10): 1. Falke, Eva 2. Fang, Lu 3. Holzwarth, Stefan 4. Ismic, Armin 5. Linck, Christopher 6. Kaneva, Irena 7. Kielholz, Henning 8. Krasicka, Karolina 9. Pajak, Joanna 10. Villagra, Karolina Please, check if your names are written correctly!!!! University of Belgrade: Teaching Staff (3) 1. Dr. Dejan Komatina 2. Prof. Zoran Radic 3. Dejan Antanaskovic The students from Belgrade (8) are still to be selected.

3 University of Montenegro Teaching Staff (2) Dr. Goran Sekulic Ivana Nikolic Students (max 2): are still to be selected. During the course, we shall have also some guests such as Prof. Corovic, Prof. Zivaljevic fron the University of Montenegro or Mr Marinko Popovic from Belgrade. 1.4 Departure /Arrival You need a valid pass (not an identity card) for the trip to Serbia and Montenegro! Check if you need visa for Serbia&Montenegro. (EU citizens do not need it). Please, arrange the health insurance with your company. Departure: TUHH Group: The group of 6 Teaching Staff members (except Manojlovic) and all 10 Students are flying with Montenegro Airlines on 03 th, September. The flight is from Frankfurt (GER) to Tivat (S&M) departing 16:35 and arriving at 18:35. The train is leaving at 8:39 from the HARBURG railway station. The meeting point is the main entrance of the Harburg railway station at 8:15. Please, be there on time as we have a group ticket!!! Mrs Manojlovic is flying to Belgrade a day before, due to the coordination issues. She is flying to Tivat with the Belgrade group. Transfer from Tivat to the hotel is by bus from the airport. The estimated duration is 1,5 hours. Belgrde and Montenegro groups are organising the trip on their own. Arrival: TUHH group: HH group is leaving on 11 th, September, flying from Podgorica to Frankfurt. The plain leaves at 11:40 and arrives at the Frankfurt airport at 13:30. Arrival in HH is planned for 23:02, travelling from FRA to HH by train.

4 Summarised, it look as follows: HAM FRA 03. Sept. DEPARTURE 08:39 ARRIVAL 13:56 (train) FRA TIVAT 03. Sept. DEPARTURE 16:35 ARRIVAL 18:35 PODGORICA FRA 11. Sept. DEPARTURE 11:40 ARRIVAL 13:30 FRA HAM 11. Sept. DEPARTURE 16:58 ARRIVAL 23:02 2. Program 2.1 Courses For the Summer School 2005, two paralel courses are planned. 1. Flood Risk Management (FRM) 2. Rainfall-Runoff model (RRM) As agreed, the following students will take part in the FRM course: Pajak, Joanna Villagra, Karolina Krasicka, Karolina Kaneva, Irena Fang, Lu And the following ones in the RRM course: Linck, Christopher Kielholz, Henning Falke, Eva Ismic, Armin Holzwarth, Stefan The courses last 5 days, Course language is English. Both courses are composed of both, theoretical part and practical exercises. The students are supposed to build working groups of two and solve the problems in groups. Detailed report about the work performed and achievements during the SummerSchool is to be submitted. Deadline is still to be set. Both courses start with a plenary session and end with the students final presentations. Diploma student from the TUHH are excepted to perform some additional work in duration of ONE MORE WEEK after the SummerSchool if they want to get a certificate (Schein) and the credit hours (3).

5 The course will be held in a conference room of the "Plaza hotel. The last days are reserved for free activities. About the itinerary and the content of the excursion you ll be informed on the spot and depending on the working dynamics. In the following text, you ll find the draft (!!!)program of both courses.

6 Flood Risk Management Group (FRM) Saturday, Arrival Sunday, Welcome and scope of the summer school Plenary session New strategies of integrated flood management (EP) Introduction to flood risk management (DK) Hydrology (ZR) Lunch Hydraulic aspects - flood modelling and mapping of inundation areas (SR) Practical work on mapping of inundation areas (SR) Break Practical work on mapping of inundation areas (SR) Monday, Continuation of practical work on mapping of inundation areas (SR) Break Flood damage (vulnerability) assessment introduction and meso-scale approach (SK) Practical work on damage assessment- meso-scale approach (SK) Break Practical work on damage assessment -meso-scale approach (SK) Tuesday, Risk mapping (SK&MD) Break Practical work on risk mapping (SK&MD) Continuation of practical work on risk mapping (SK&MD) Wednesday, Probabilistic approach to flood damage assessment -( DK) Break Flood damage assessment micro-scale approach (NM) Practical work on damage assessment-micro-scale approach NM Break Flood Resilience Management NM

7 Thursday, Flood awareness and damage reduction (EP, NM) (Flood Mitigation) - Information policy - Feedback on spatial planning - Resilience strategies of stakeholders - Structural measures - Financial Preparedness - Cost-benefit analysis Break Preparation of presentations Closing session (plenary) Presentation of results Friday, Sightseeing / Cultural event Saturday, Excursion

8 Rainfall Runoff Model Saturday, Arrival Sunday, Welcome and scope of the summer school Break Planary session: Strategies of integrated flood management - Hydrology - Flood Risk Management (EP + DK + ZR) Lecture: Introduction into water cycle, model types, appliance of RRM and hydraulic models (EP, ZR) Break Overview exercises (JH) Exercise 1: Preprocessing (E-Learning - Preparation of input data DTM, subcatchments, groundwater, landuse, soil, hydrotopes, ) (JH) Monday, Lecture: Runoff formation processes above the surface (EP, ZR) Break Exercise 2: Introduction to kalypso enterprise first steps (JH) Exercise 3: Building a model (E-Learning - systemplan, parameters, timeseries) (JH) Lecture: Runoff formation unsaturated zone of the soil (EP, ZR) Break Introduction to the case study of the river stör in north germany (E-Learning) (JH) Introduction: Longterm parameters, retentionconstants groundwater, baseflow, interflow, overlandflow, channelized flow Exercise 4: longterm calibration (JH) Tuesday, Lecture: Influence of rainfall and catchment characteristics on runoff (ZR+JP) Break Exercise 4 (continue): longterm calibration (JH) Lecture: Runoff concentration (EP, ZR) Break Exercise 4 (continue): longterm calibration (JH) Lecture: Identification, calibration and verification process (ZR)

9 Wednesday, Lecture: Flood routing (EP) Break Introduction: Calibration of short term parameters Exercise 6: shortterm calibration (JH) Exercise 6 (continue): shortterm calibration (JH) Break Group Presentation 1: results of the calibration (Students, JH) Exercise 6: Scenario simulation (E-Learning - different szenarios) (JH) Thursday, Exercise 7: Statistical analysis of annual maximum flow (JP, NB, ZR) Preparation presentation (Students) Closing session (plenary, AK, TE) Friday, Sightseeing / Cultural event Saturday, Excursion

10 3. Miscellaneous: 3.1 Tourist Info Normally, the weather in Montenegro is nice and warm. You should count on going to the beach (the hotel is located directly on the beach!) and sunbathing during the lunch breaks. Concerning the sightseeing and historical sights in Herceg Novi, your should check the following links: In case of any questions regarding the organisation, please contact: Natasa Manojlovic or (+49)

11 3.2 Basic Vocabulary Deutsch English Srpski Tschüss Good Bye Dovidjenja (cao!) Guten Abend Good evening dobro vece Guten Morgen Good morning dobro jutro Moin Morning `bro jutro Schönen Tag noch! Have a nice day! Lepo se provedi Wie geht es dir? How are you? Kako si? Wie komme ich zur...? How do I get to the..? Kako da stignem do? Ich bin aus Deutschland. I m from Germany. Ja sam iz Nemacke. Wo kommst du her? Where do you come from? Odakle si? Ausweis identification card, ID card licna karta Pass Passport pasos Ein Bier bitte. One beer please. Pivo, molim! Eine Selter bitte. One water please. Casu vode, molim. Dankeschön Thank you. Hvala Bitteschön You are welcome Nema na cemu Mensa cafeteria, cantine Menza, kantina Bauingenieur civil engineer gradjevinski inzenjer Rechner, Computer computer racunar Bank bank banka Buch, Bücher book, books Knjiga, knjige Bibliothek library biblioteka Bauingenieurwesen Faculty of Civil Engineering Gradjevinski Fakultet Strassenbahn tramway tramvaj Fahrkarte ticket karta Strasse street ulica Bus bus autobus geld money novac (pare) Frühstück breakfast dorucak Mittagessen lunch rucak Abendessen dinner vecera Restaurant restaurant restoran Strassenbahn tramway hleb Fahrkarte m meso Strasse street povrce Bus bus voce Wo? Where? Gde? Was? What? Sta? Warum? Why? Zasto? Sto? Wann? When? Kada? Entschuldigen Sie Pardon, kindly excuse... Izvinite...