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Projects in Environmental Systems Modelling
Head of the department: Prof. Dr. Michael MatthiesDuration: Since 1992 continually Keywords: Environmental system analysis, exposition and risk analysis, QSAR, cycles of substances and water, modelling, sustainability, environmental information and management systems, sustainable aquaculture
A major emphasis of our scientific work lies on the validation of developed models using monitoring data for comparison. Therefore, we use geo-referenced data, and perform sensitivity and uncertainty analyses, as well. Mass balances are calculated on regional and local scales, and GIS-supported environmental information and management systems are developed. Our projects are concerned with topics as follows:
Funding: Project: VOLAMOD - Field experiments in artificial streams to develop and evaluate a model approach for volatilization of hydrocarbons and other organic pollutants from natural rivers Project: Georeferenced Modelling of Zinc in the Rhine catchment and selected subcatchments Project: Aquaculture - Aquaculture concepts for Uzbekistan Project: Georeferenced Modelling of Zinc in the Ruhr catchment and analysis of emission pathways Project: SARISK - Development of a pollutant dispersal model for risk analysis and evaluation of extreme flood events exemplifying the town and district of Bitterfeld. Project: DFG - For566 Veterinary pharmaceuticals in soils: basic research for risk analyses Project: Elbe-DSS - Decision support system (DSS) to predict consequences of anthropogenic measures for the River Elbe and its floodplain Project: Modelling of contaminant fluxes in river catchments (GREAT-ER) Project: ELPOS - Criteria for persistence and long-range transport potential of pesticides and industrial chemicals |
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