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| December 2008 |
God Jul og Godt Nytt År!Vi ønsker alle våre forbindelser en riktig God Jul og et Godt Nytt År!
MIKE BASIN – Global recognitionIn 2008 we have seen a dramatic increase in MIKE BASIN installations around the world. MIKE BASIN is a versatile multipurpose package for river basin planning. It is the “Office package” for practitioners working with river basin issues such as testing best water use practices, assessing irrigation demands and crop yields, estimating nutrient pollution load impacts, data analysis, etc. The comprehensive analytical toolset is provided in a GIS environment that is intuitive and streamlined to help authority staff make structured analyses and create transparent and reliable decisions. With the increasing demands for water for consumption, food and energy production and for establishing sustainable environmental conditions, we envisage an increasing demand for simple, but powerful, river basin planning tools like MIKE BASIN. “MIKE BASIN’s versatility and French language version make it popular among French consultants and authorities in French speaking countries. Backed up by the DHI France office there is nothing comparable for French clients” (ref. Valerie Banneville from DHI France). MIKE BASIN has also gained fantastic popularity in most Central and Eastern European countries and has become a standard tool for river basin planning and Water Framework Directive work. “The ability to expand the MIKE BASIN with additional features and creating customised reporting tools for the decision making has been an important impetus for its success” (ref. Jan Krejcik from DHI Czech Republic office). Also in countries in Asia such as Thailand and China, MIKE BASIN has been successfully applied and currently forms the backbone in an number of World Bank funded decision support systems currently being developed for large river basins around the world. New installations 2008 Algeria, Argentina, Bolivia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Burkina Faso, China, Cote d’Ivoire, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Latvia, Lithuania, Malaysia, Mali, Mexico, Nicaragua, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, South Africa, Sweden, Tunesia, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom, Zambia For further information please contact: |
| Nyheter | ^ |
| Mot lansering av versjon 2009 | ^ |
Som annonsert i novemberutgaven av The Network, vil vi skrive litt om hva som vil komme i neste versjon av MIKE by DHI i nyhetsbrevene fram mot lanseringen i april 2009. I dette nyhetsbrevet kan du lese mer om endringene i MIKE URBAN WD. En oversikt med kort beskrivelse av nye funksjoner i MIKE 2009 er beskrevet i tabellen under. Oversikten finnes også i Release 2009 Flyer, som kan lastes ned her.
URBAN
| Feature | Short description | Customer benefit |
|---|---|---|
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MIKE URBAN 2D flooding |
MIKE URBAN has been enhanced so that it is possible to launch and visualize 1D-2D modeling within the MIKE URBAN framework |
The user may carry out all modeling within one common framework. |
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Improvement of new catchment dialog with individual dialogs for model parameters. |
Catchment dialog simpler and easier to use. Makes it possible to make batch changes to catchment data using ArcGIS’s field calculator. | |
|
3D network viewer |
It is possible to view the MIKE URBAN network in a 3D view. |
Customers will use this feature when inspecting a network for errors. A 3D view of the network provides much better option for detecting errors compared with a 2D view. |
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Flood maps |
Flood maps may be produced based on topography and node values |
An easy and quick way of producing a first estimate of the flooding. |
|
Result statistics |
New result statistics user interface. |
User interface easier to understand and use. Possible to make statistics for all types of results. |
|
SWMM upgrade |
EPASWMM engine upgraded from version 5.0.009 to version 5.0.013 |
Enable user to utilize functionality in the latest SWMM engine through MIKE URBAN’s user interface. |
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EPANET upgrade |
EPANET engine upgraded from version 2.00.10 to version 2.00.12 |
Simulations based on latest EPANET engine. |
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Water distribution |
Improvement of MIKE URBAN WD features, ie the WD Facelift project. |
Ability to use many of the features known from MIKE NET in MIKE URBAN WD modeling |
WATER RESOURCES
| Feature | Short description | Customer benefit |
|---|---|---|
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True 64-bit simulation engines |
All the MIKE Zero marine engines as well as MIKE FLOOD now come in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. |
This makes it possible for customers running on a 64-bit OS to leverage the larger address room coming with the 64-bit CPUs. This in addition to an approximate 5 – 15 pct performance gain. |
|
3-ways coupling in MIKE FLOOD |
MIKE FLOOD has been further enhanced making it possible to fully couple all three or any subset of components into one model. |
All coupling types may be contained within one model. Further, the coupling between MIKE 11 and MIKE URBAN now has a graphical user interface |
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Seamless DFS2 maps in MIKE FLOOD Cartesian net |
The rectangular grid version of MIKE FLOOD has the possibility of generating seamless (h, p, q) result files displaying both the MIKE 11 and the MIKE 21 results in one dfs2 file. |
The results are presented in one common file making it possible to utilize all the result presentation tools to a greater extent. |
|
Particle tracking in SHE |
The particle tracking is now available with a fully MIKE ZERO integrated graphical interface |
Users of particle tracking in MIKE SHE can now carry out the full modeling and result extraction directly without the need of external result extraction tools and separate input files |
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Use of 3D Analyst in MIKE 11 GIS |
MIKE 11 GIS can now work with Triangular Irregular Networks (TIN) when extracting cross sections. |
The user can now use a TIN within MIKE 11 GIS giving a better topographical description when extracting cross sections. |
|
GIS in MIKE Zero |
The Project Map feature introduced in MIKE 2008 has been significantly improved. The user can overlay different type of data on the Project map in GIS-oriented way. The overview view can by a single mouse-click be exported to Google Earth. |
Provides customers with a great feature for keeping overview of disparate data in a single view. |
COAST & SEAS
| Feature | Short description | Customer benefit |
|---|---|---|
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True 64-bit simulation engines |
All the MIKE Zero marine engines as well as MIKE FLOOD now come in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. |
This makes it possible for customers running on a 64-bit OS to leverage the larger address room coming with the 64-bit CPUs. This in addition to an approximate 5 – 15 pct performance gain. |
|
MIKE 3 FM vertical distribution |
The flexible mesh version of MIKE 3 will have the possibility of applying a combination of sigma and z-levels. |
This gives more flexibility with regards to resolving stratified processes. |
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MIKE 21 BW |
The Boussinesq Wave model will be available in multi-core version |
This gives faster run times, especially for large model set-ups. |
|
Oil spill modelling |
A brand new oil spill modelli ng has been developed for the classic versions of |
A better physical description of oil spill modelling. The model will supersede the present SA model. |
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Dredging |
It is now possible for users of the mud transport module in MIKE 21 FM and MIKE 3 FM to specify dredging. |
The user will be able to evaluate the impact of dredging on the topography and the overall sediment budget. |
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Mesh editing |
The mesh generator has the possibility of editing and analyzing a mesh after it has been generated. Thus a mesh may be edited locally without the need of regenerating the whole mesh |
It will be easier to evaluate the effect of local changes in a model area since the mesh will remain unchanged in the greater part of the working area. Further the analyze functionality will make it easier to identify problematic areas prior to simulation launch. |
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Draping in Animator |
MIKE ANIMATOR now has possibility of draping images over a topography |
Better presentation abilities of results illustrating areas of interest within working area. |
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Upgrade of MIKE C-Map |
MIKE C-Map has been upgraded to the latest toolkit and is now also available for Windows Vista. |
Customers will experience a better experience with the new version of the product and they have a migration path away from Windows XP. |
Further highlights of the new features will be given in coming newsletters and on our website.
| MIKE URBAN WD Facelift - del 1 | ^ |
Background: The MIKE URBAN software development project, known as the WD Facelift, was initiated in 2008. It focuses on improving the Water Distribution Module of MIKE URBAN.
The development includes many general features as well as missing MIKE NET features, which have not previously been implemented in MIKE URBAN. Numerous features have been developed this year, and we will continue to describe these in more detail in the Network newsletter.
MIKE URBAN WD 2009 – Results Tables
Results tables (Model Results | Results table) have been expanded by summary fields, which are displayed below the table with the list of results. The summary fields can be displayed for all elements or for the filtered elements.
The summary fields are generated for every numerical result item:
- Minimum, maximum, average: minimum, maximum, and average value
- Sum of inflow, sum of demand: represents the total junction node demand or inflow within the selected area (or the whole network). This information is available only in the WD mode.
Illustration: Summary fields are generated for the result items below the main grid
For more information: p.ingeduld@dhigroup.com
| Tips og hint til modellering | ^ |
| Ny side for Tips & Tricks | ^ |
DHI Group har fått en egen side for ‘Tips & Tricks’ - http://tips.dhigroup.com
Vi håper denne siden vil være nyttig for våre brukere. Har du forslag til ‘Tips & Tricks’ ta kontakt med vår kundebehandling: Customer Care – SOS Support
| Begivenheter | ^ |
Our international, regional and national software conferences, user group meetings, streamline seminars, round-tables and workshops have always been popular meeting places for our current, new and potential users around the globe: experiences and ideas are exchanged with fellow users and colleagues in an informal spirit; our participants and our software developers meet face-to-face and enjoy the opportunity to combine advanced theoretical knowledge with practical experience. And many of our participants take the opportunity to learn about the potentialities of MIKE through joining the short training sessions that are commonly offered in connection with our Conferences and User Group Meetings.
In 2008 hundreds of current and potential users attended our events worldwide. Based upon our users’ requests, needs and recommendations we have decided to increase the number of our MIKE events in 2009.
We are proud to announce already now 13 MIKE events to take place around the world in 2009. The list includes FEFLOW International Conference in Potsdam/Berlin 14-18 September and 6th Regional Asia Pacific Conference 12-13 October in Singapore. And there are more to come!
The DHI Events Calendar will always keep you updated on our upcoming events! If you do not find what you are looking for please contact your local DHI office which will tell you when and where the next MIKE User Group Meeting or Conference will take place in your country or region.
| FEFLOW 2009, 2nd International FEFLOW User Conference, 14-18 September 2009, Potsdam/Berlin, Germany | ^ |
The 2nd International FEFLOW User Conference, FEFLOW 2009, will mark the 30th anniversary of the FEFLOW software. Since its first release in 1979 as a purely scientific programme, FEFLOW has undergone a significant development over the years, making it today’s premium simulation software for subsurface and porous media modelling.
Building on the success of a series of previous FEFLOW user conferences, FEFLOW 2009 will feature numerous opportunities for exchanging ideas and improving your simulation skills.
Conference highlights include:
- Keynote presentations of trends and latest ideas in numerical modelling of water resources and related fields
- User presentations showcasing the ways in which customers are using FEFLOW to solve challenging problems
- Product updates
- Opportunities to meet DHI-WASY partners and FEFLOW users worldwide
- Software demonstrations
- Training courses
It is our hope that many of you will be able to participate and to make the conference a beneficial event for all the participants.
For further information please contact the Conference Secretariat or visit the Conference website
| Further MIKE Conferences & User Group Meetings | ^ |
Joint User Conference & Training Sessions – Norway & Sweden
3-4 March 2009, Oslo, Norway
For further information please contact Mr Tomas Eidsmo, DHI Norway, or Mr Håkan Strandner, DHI Sweden or visit the Conference website
2nd User Group Meeting & Training Sessions - New Zealand
2-3 April 2009, Wellington, New Zealand
For further information please contact Mr Pierre Høvelt, DHI New Zealand, or visit the NZ User Group Meeting website
Annual User Group Meeting - Oregon
20 April, Portland, Oregon, US
For further information please contact Ms Barbara White, DHI Canada.
3rd User Group Meeting & Training Sessions - Denmark
22-23 April 2009, Hørsholm, Rungstedgaard Conference Centre, Denmark
For further information please contact Ms Loni Skov Madsen, DHI Denmark or visit the DK User Group Meeting website
Annual User Group Meeting & Training Sessions for Germany and German Speaking User Community
28-29 April, Syke, Germany
For further information please contact Mr Ralf Engels, DHI-WASY, Germany
Annual User Group Meeting & Training Sessions for the Swiss User Community
5-6 May, Switzerland
For further information please contact Mr Ralf Engels, DHI-WASY, Germany
Annual User Group Meeting - Thailand
18-19 June, Bangkok, Thailand
For further information please contact Ms Varaporn Buranautama and Mr Somchai Chonwattana, DHI Thailand.
Annual User Group Meeting - California
21 September 2009, San Diego, California, US
For further information please contact Ms Barbara White, DHI Canada
11th User Group Meeting & Training Sessions - United Kingdom
30 September -1 October 2009, Lion Quays, Oswestry, Shropshire, England
For further details please contact Mr Simon Matthews, DHI UK
13th User Conference - Japan
7-8 October, Tokyo, Japan
For further information please contact Mr Francois Salesse, DHI Japan
3rd User Conference - Italy
7-8 October, Torino, Italy
For further information please contact Ms Birnur Yavuz, DHI Italy
6th Asia-Pacific DHI Software Conference
12-13 October, Singapore
For further information please contact Ms Jasmine Foo and Ms Gin Tham, DHI Singapore
| Begivenheter i det siste | ^ |
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Dialogue on Water, Energy and Climate Change [WECC]
WECC Principles for actions emanated from a Preparatory Meeting for 5th World Water Forum held at the 11th International RiverSymposium at which more than 140 attendees gathered. The meeting was convened by DHI together with several partners: the World Water Council, the International RiverSymposium, the Fenner Centre for Environment (Australian National University), the International Water Centre (Brisbane), and the Australian Water Association. Further information and WECC principles for actions are available at: http://www.dhigroup.com.au/policy.aspx
Streamlines 2008 - Software Showcase and Networking Event – Sydney, Brisbane & Perth, Australia
MIKE by DHI software users across Australia were briefed on new features in the upcoming release of MIKE by DHI in 2009, including developments in progress for future releases. The presentations were delivered by Douglas Graham, Ole Petersen and Stefan Szylkarski. Local staff also made available some feature projects for informal discussion prior to and after the official presentation. Refreshments were served during the networking session. Over thirty people attended each event in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, and we hope to see more next year.
2nd Argentine User Seminar, 18-19 November
The beautiful backdrop of Jacaranda trees in blue spring dress decorating the avenues of Buenos Aires led us to Centro Naval, the venue for this year’s MIKE by DHI user seminar. The exotic scenery filled us with expectations and optimism. Knowing at the same time that more than a hundred people had announced that they would very much like to attend provided their workload allowed, made it difficult to avoid smiling that morning. A repeat or even an improvement on last year’s success seemed within reach. When having ensured that there were no technical hitches in the Versailles-styled auditorium everything promised to be plain sailing.
Our smiles widened as the day went on; our agent Martin Marazzi was in top form, user presentations had excellent application examples addressing local problems and solutions, and participants were extremely interested in the presentations and in networking during the breaks. By the end of Day One the efforts of our agent’s staff; Lucila, Vartush, Viviana, Yesica, Rudolfo with assistance from Silvia Rafelli, bore fruit with 80 external participants registered in the guest book. Participants this year included ‘old DHI friends’, some from last year’s seminar, and many newcomers. These included young graduates and people from different regions of the country, San Juan, Santa Fe and outskirt municipalities of the city of Buenos Aires.
The user presentations this year were:
- Implementación de herramientas de modelación ecológica matemática en la evolución de los impactos de las obras hidráulicas sobre la calidad de agua de la cuenca del Río Salado”, by DIPSOH, Dra. Nancy Neschuk & Lic. Veronica Guerrero Borges. Veronica gave an overview of the water quality conditions and initiatives considered to improve these in the river Salado water shed. DIPSOH have been using MIKE 11 HD for many years in their design and evaluation of river works and Veronica will now use this in combination with ECO Lab to evaluate and optimise mitigating measures.
- Aplicaciones marinas”, by Ezcurra & Schmidt SA, Ing. Sergio Schmidt & Ing. Gabriel Danieli. Sergio showed examples of MIKE 21 and MIKE 3 applications from projects in Argentina and abroad. They have been MIKE users for the past 12 years and have never regretted this investment, according to Sergio who complimented the quality and efficiency of the hotline support
- Plan de saneamiento de la Cuenca de Matanza-Riachuelo” by Dr. Ángel Menendez, UTN-INA, who heads the modelling team studying the pollution from the Mantanza-Riachuelo river into the Rio Plata, under the supervision of Jorge Boll, SAyDS. The impact on the coastal strip of the current sewer outfall and future proposed sewer outfall extension is being analysed and simulated using MIKE 21 ECO Lab. Angel is a recognised modeller and model developer in Argentina. He uses his own models to test ideas as he has the possibility to change and control everything. However, MIKE models are extremely good, flexible and robust, he says, and all the tests with his own models and exercises help him to further understand and recognize the MIKE Models used in his modelling group.
Some 40 people participated in the software training on the second day of the seminar. In parallel sessions demos of MIKE Flood, MIKE Basin, MIKE Urban and MIKE 21/3 were made. Good feedback and discussions arose in all sessions.
It certainly seems that MIKE by DHI now is entering its spring season in Argentina. It’s definitely not the ‘last tango’ in Buenos Aires.
| Kurs | ^ |
Every year more than 2.000 experienced, new and potential users chose to attend our MIKE by DHI software courses worldwide. Our trainees came from governmental agencies, regional and local water bodies, research institutions and universities, professional bodies and engineering companies, urban water utilities, coastal and harbour authorities throughout the world.
Our course activities range from public standard courses, which assist you in building and upgrading your modelling skills and expertise in a quick and efficient way , to tailored courses within your organisation.
On 19-20 November VOLGA Ltd., DHI’s Moscow based technical support service and agent for Russia and CIS since 1992, arranged a 2 days’ public training seminar on MIKE 11 (“River Modelling”) and MIKE URBAN (“Water Distribution & Water Collection”) respectively. The activities included practical introductions to MIKE 11 modular structure; MIKE 11 Graphical User Interface (GUI); schematization and application of river models; wastewater and storm water networks; water quality in water distribution networks; how to turn model outputs into professional presentation material.
The training seminar was attended by 17 participants from 8 companies, amongst others:
MINSKVODOKANAL (municipal WD management company), BELKOMMUNPROJECT (engineering design for urban networks), both existing MIKE NET users from Minsk, Belorussia; Irkutsk Technical University; Uhta Technical University; HYDROPROJECT (largest Russian engineering design institute for hydropower and dam construction); and LENVODPROJECT, MOSHYDROSTAL, GRAZHDANPROJECT, all 3 large Moscow civil engineering and design companies.
We are pleased to announce our Global Software Training Calendar for 2009 on our website: www.dhigroup.com/Software/Training.aspx
Should the training course of your interest not be on the list, please feel free to contact our International Course Secretariat at DHI in Denmark or your local DHI office.
| Januar 2009 | |||
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| Title & Course Reference | Dates | Place | Organizer |
| MIKE URBAN CS Introduction to data management and modelling of stormwater & wastewater collection systems Course conducted in Danish |
Jan 13-14, 2009 2 days |
Hørsholm, Denmark | DHI Denmark Att. Loni Skov Madsen lsm@dhigroup.com +45 45 16 92 00 www.dhigroup.com |
| MIKE 11 RR Rainfall-Runoff Modelling (CourseRef.: R.1.3) |
Jan 14-15, 2009 2 days |
Torino, Italy | Intecno-DHI, Italy Att. Silvia Torretta wat-met@intecno-dhi.it + 39 011 56 24 649 www.intecno-dhi.it |
| MIKE 21 Introduction to coastal and marine modelling |
Jan 19-23, 2009 5 days |
Laval, Quebec, Canada | DHI Canada Att. Barbara White bwh@dhigroup.com +1 (519) 650-4545 www.dhi.us |
| MIKE 21 & MIKE 3 Flow Models Introduction to hydrodynamic modelling |
Jan 20-21, 2009 2 days |
Madrid, Spain | DHI Spain Att. Mª Castellar Roldán cra@dhigroup.com +34 91 323 50 20 www.dhi.es |
| MIKE 21 Introduction to 2D coastal modelling |
Jan 20-22, 2009 3 days |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | DHI Malaysia Att. Yvonne Chung software@dhi.com.my (+6) 088 260 780 www.dhi.com.my |
| MIKE 21 & MIKE 3 ECO Lab 2D and 3D water quality & ecological Modelling |
Jan 27-28, 2009 2 days |
Madrid, Spain | DHI Spain Att. Mª Castellar Roldán cra@dhigroup.com +34 91 323 50 20 www.dhi.es |
| MIKE FLOOD River/Urban Integrated 1D and 2D flood modelling (CourseRef.: RU-201) |
Jan 27-29, 2009 3 days |
Nantes, France | DHI France Att. Valérie Banneville france@dhigroup.com +33 2 4048 40 40 www.dhi.fr |
| Februar 2009 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Title & Course Reference | Dates | Place | Organizer |
| MIKE URBAN CS Introduction to data management and modelling of stormwater & wastewater collection systems |
Feb 4-5, 2009 2 days |
Gothenburg, Sweden | DHI Sweden Att. Håkan Strandner hs@dhigroup.com + 46 31 80 87 90 www.dhi.se |
| MIKE URBAN WD Introduction to data management and modelling of urban water distribution networks Course conducted in English |
Feb 10-11, 2009 2 days |
Hørsholm, Denmark | DHI Denmark Att. Loni Skov Madsen lsm@dhigroup.com +45 45 16 92 00 www.dhigroup.com |
| MIKE SHE Integrated watershed modelling |
Feb 11-12, 2009 2 days |
Madrid, Spain | DHI Spain Att. Mª Castellar Roldán cra@dhigroup.com +34 91 323 50 20 www.dhi.es |
| FEFLOW Introduction to groundwater modelling (Course conducted in English) |
Feb 16-20, 2009 5 days |
Berlin-Adlershof, Germany | DHI-WASY, Germany Att. Peter Schätzl p.schaetzl@dhi-wasy.de +49 306799980 www.dhi-wasy.de |
| MIKE 21 Introduction to flow modelling |
Feb 16-17, 2009 2 days |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | DHI Malaysia Att. Yvonne Chung software@dhi.com.my (+6) 088 260 780 www.dhi.com.my |
| MIKE 11 Introduction to river and channel modelling (CourseRef.: R-101) |
Feb 23-24, 2009 2 days |
Nantes, France | DHI France Att. Valérie Banneville france@dhigroup.com +33 2 4048 40 40 www.dhi.fr |
| MIKE FLOOD River Integrated 1D and 2D river flood Modelling (CourseRef.: R.5.1) |
Feb 23-26, 2009 4 days |
Torino, Italy | Intecno-DHI, Italy Att. Silvia Torretta wat-met@intecno-dhi.it + 39 011 56 24 649 www.intecno-dhi.it |
| MIKE URBAN CS Data management and modelling of stormwater & wastewater collection systems |
Feb 24-25, 2009 2 days |
Madrid, Spain | DHI Spain Att. Mª Castellar Roldán cra@dhigroup.com +34 91 323 50 20 www.dhi.es |
| MIKE URBAN CS Introduction to data management and modelling of stormwater & wastewater collection systems (CourseRef.: U-101) |
Feb 26-27, 2009 2 days |
Nantes, France | DHI France Att. Valérie Banneville france@dhigroup.com +33 2 4048 40 40 www.dhi.fr |
| March 2009 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Title & Course Reference | Dates | Place | Organizer |
| MIKE URBAN WD Introduction to data management and modelling of urban water distribution networks (CourseRef.: U-201) |
Mar 5-6, 2009 2 days |
Nantes, France | DHI France Att. Valérie Banneville france@dhigroup.com +33 2 4048 40 40 www.dhi.fr |
| MIKE URBAN CS Introduction to data management and modelling of stormwater & wastewater collection systems (SWMM) |
Mar 9-10, 2009 2 days |
Boston, Massachusetts, US | DHI Canada Att. Barbara White bwh@dhigroup.com +1 (519) 650-4545 www.dhi.us |
| MIKE SHE Introduction to integrated watershed modelling |
Mar 9-11, 2009 3 days |
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | DHI Canada Att. Barbara White bwh@dhigroup.com +1 (519) 650-4545 www.dhi.us |
| MIKE SHE Integrated watershed modelling Course conducted in English |
Mar 10-12, 2009 3 days |
Hørsholm, Denmark | DHI Denmark Att. Loni Skov Madsen lsm@dhigroup.com +45 45 16 92 00 www.dhigroup.com |
| MIKE 11 Introduction to river and channel modelling (CourseRef.: R-101) |
Mar 16-17, 2009 2 days |
Wellington, New Zealand | DHI New Zealand Att. Pierre Høvelt info.nz@dhigroup.com (+64) 09 912 9638 www.dhigroup.co.nz |
| MIKE FLOOD River Integrated 1D and 2D river flood modelling (CourseRef.: R-201) |
Mar 16-17, 2009 2 days |
Wellington, New Zealand | DHI New Zealand Att. Pierre Høvelt info.nz@dhigroup.com (+64) 09 912 9638 www.dhigroup.co.nz |
| MIKE URBAN CS Introduction to data management and modelling of stormwaster & wastewater collection systems (CourseRef.: U-201) |
Mar 16-17, 2009 2 days |
Wellington, New Zealand | DHI New Zealand Att. Pierre Høvelt info.nz@dhigroup.com (+64) 09 912 9638 www.dhigroup.co.nz |
| MIKE URBAN WD Introduction to data management and modelling of urban water distribution networks (CourseRef.: U-301) |
Mar 16-17, 2009 2 days |
Wellington, New Zealand | DHI New Zealand Att. Pierre Høvelt info.nz@dhigroup.com (+64) 09 912 9638 www.dhigroup.co.nz |
| MIKE 21 & MIKE 3 ECO Lab 2D and 3D water quality and ecological modelling Course conducted in English |
Mar 17-18, 2009 2 days |
Hørsholm, Denmark | DHI Denmark Att. Loni Skov Madsen lsm@dhigroup.com +45 45 16 92 00 www.dhigroup.com |
| MIKE BASIN River basin modelling (CourseRef.: R-301) |
Mar 18-20, 2009 3 days |
Nantes, France | DHI France Att. Valérie Banneville france@dhigroup.com +33 2 4048 40 40 www.dhi.fr |
| MIKE BASIN River basin modelling (CourseRef.: R.4.1) |
Mar 18-19, 2009 2 days |
Torino, Italy | Intecno-DHI, Italy Att. Silvia Torretta wat-met@intecno-dhi.it + 39 011 56 24 649 www.intecno-dhi.it |
| LITPACK Modelling long shore sediment transport and coastline evolution Course conducted in English |
Mar 24-25, 2009 2 days |
Hørsholm, Denmark | DHI Denmark Att. Loni Skov Madsen lsm@dhigroup.com +45 45 16 92 00 www.dhigroup.com |
| MIKE 11 Introduction to river and channel modelling |
Mar 24-25, 2009 2 days |
Madrid, Spain | DHI Spain Att. Mª Castellar Roldán cra@dhigroup.com +34 91 323 50 20 www.dhi.es |
| MIKE 11 Introduction to river and channel modelling |
Mar 25-27, 2009 3 days |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | DHI Malaysia Att. Yvonne Chung software@dhi.com.my (+6) 088 260 780 www.dhi.com.my |
| MIKE 21 & MIKE 3 Flow Models Introduction to hydrodynamics modelling (CourseRef.: M-101) |
Mar 26-27, 2009 2 days |
Nantes, France | DHI France Att. Valérie Banneville france@dhigroup.com +33 2 4048 40 40 www.dhi.fr |
| FEFLOW Introduction to groundwater modelling (Course conducted in German) |
Mar 30-Apr 3, 2009 5 days |
Berlin-Adlershof, Germany | DHI-WASY, Germany Att. Peter Schätzl p.schaetzl@dhi-wasy.de +49 306799980 www.dhi-wasy.de |
| Kontakt | ^ |
| Kontakt - Europa | ^ |
| Danmark - Corporate HQ DHI Water • Environment • Health Agern Alle 5 2970 Hørsholm, Denmark Tel: +45 4516 9333 software@dhigroup.com www.dhigroup.com |
Danmark - Århus Science Park Gustav Wiedsvej 10 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark Tel: +45 8620 5100 www.dhigroup.com |
Bulgaria DHI Bulgaria Ltd. h.e. "Suhata reka" bl. 103, entr. B, floor 1, app. 27 1517 Sofia Bulgaria Tel: +359 2 9 454 078 v.bojkov@dhi.cz www.dhi.cz |
| Tsjekkia DHI a.s. Na Vrsich 5 100 00 Praha 10, Strasnice, Czech Republic Tel: +420 267 227 111 office@dhi.cz www.dhi.cz |
Frankrike DHI Eau et Environnement 2/4 rue Edouard Nignon CS 47202 44372 Nantes Cedex 3, France Tel: +33 2 4048 4040 dhi@dhi.fr www.dhi.fr |
Tyskland - Berlin DHI-WASY Waltersdorfer Straße 105 12526 Berlin-Bohnsdorf, Germany Tel: +49 (0)30 67 99 98-0 mail@dhi-wasy.de www.dhi-wasy.de |
| Tyskland - Dresden Comeniusstr. 109 01309 Dresden, Germany Tel: +49 (0)351 316 16-11 mail@dhi-wasy.de www.dhi-wasy.de |
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Italia Intecno-DHI Via Pomba 23 I-10123 Torino, Italy Tel: +39 011 56 24 649 software@intecno-dhi.it www.intecno-dhi.it |
| Norge DHI Water & Environment AS Abels Gate 5 N-7030 Trondheim, Norway Tel: +47 73 54 03 64 dhi@dhi.no www.dhi.no |
Polen DHI Polska Sp. z o.o. Ul. Dubois 9 00-182 Warszawa, Poland Tel.: +48 226 359 332 Fax: +48 226 351 025 dhipolska@dhigroup.com www.dhi.pl |
Slovakia DHI Slovakia s.r.o. Hattalova 12 831 03 Bratislava, Slovakia Tel: +421 244 442 760 t.gibala@dhi.sk www.dhi.sk |
| Spania DHI Espana C/Ventura Rodriguez, 8, 1 dcha. E-28036 Madrid, Spain Tel: +34 91 323 5020 dhi@dhi.es www.dhi.es |
Sverige DHI Sverige AB Lilla Bommen 1 S-411 04 Göteborg, Sweden Tel: +46 31 80 87 90 info@dhi.se www.dhi.se |
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| Brasil DHI Water & Environment Caixa Postal 1741 Curitiba, PR, 80011-970 Brazil Tel./Fax: (+55 41) 36 75 90 40 ael@dhigroup.com |
Canada - Cambridge, ON - Software Sales DHI Water & Environment ULC 150 Main Street - Ste 303 Cambridge, ON N1R 6P9 Canada Tel: +1 519 650 4545 Fax: +1 215 504 8498 sales@dhi.us |
USA - Boise, ID DHI Water & Environment c/o University of Idaho - Boise College of Engineering 322 East Front Street, Suite 340 Boise, Idaho 83702 Tel: +1 208 364 4993 Fax: +1 208 364 3160 info@dhi.us |
| USA - Oakland, CA DHI Water & Environment 1440 Broadway Suite 614 Oakland, CA 94612 Tel: +1 503 827 5900 info@dhi.us www.dhi.us |
USA - Philadelphia, PA - Software Support DHI Water & Environment PO Box 1029 Morrisville PA 19067-1029 Tel: +1 215 504 8497 Tel: +1 215 371 3969 Fax: +1 215 504 8498 support@dhi.us www.dhi.us |
USA - Portland, OR - US HQ DHI Water & Environment 319 SW Washington Street Suite 614 Portland, OR 97204 Tel: +1 503 827 5900 dhi-or@dhi.us www.dhi.us |
| USA – San Diego, CA DHI Water & Environment 577 Second Street Encinitas, CA 92024 Tel: +1 760 942 9626 Fax: +1 775 796 1879 |
USA - Tampa, FL DHI Water & Environment 2909 W. Bay to Bay Blvd. Suite 206 Tampa, FL 33629 Tel: +1 813 831 4700 Fax: +1 813 831 4774 dhi-fl@dhi.us www.dhi.us |
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| Australia DHI Water & Environment Pty Ltd Suite 8.03, Level 8, 235 Jones Street Ultimo NSW 2007 Australia PO Box 626 Broadway NSW 2007 Tel: +61 2 9213 5700 Fax: +61 2 9213 5701 info.aus@dhigroup.com www.dhigroup.com.au |
Kina DHI China 5th Floor, 303 Xiao Muqiao Road Shanghai 200032, China Tel: +86 21 6417 8810 Fax: +86 21 6417 5882 sos-cn@dhigroup.com www.dhi-cn.com |
India DHI (India) Water • Environment • Health B-220, Lower Ground Floor C. R. Park, (Outer Ring Road) New Delhi 11 00 19 India Tel: +91 11 2627 2275 software@dhi.co.in |
| Japan DHI (Japan) Water & Environment Urban building 6F Kanagawa-ku Nishikanagawa 1-13-12 Yokahama City, Kanagawa-ken 221-0822 Japan Tel: +81 (0)45 317 4105 Fax: +81 (0)45 410 0796 software@dhisoftware.jp www.dhisoftware.jp |
Malaysia DHI Water & Environment (M) S/B 11th Floor, Wisma Perindustrian, Jalan Istiadat, Likas 88400 Koa Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia Tel: +60 88 260 780 dhi@dhi.com.my www.dhi.com.my |
New Zealand DHI Water & Environment Ltd. PO Box 300-705 #109 e-Centre Oaklands Rd. Albany New Zealand Tel: +64 9 912 9638 Fax: +64 9 912 9639 info.nz@dhigroup.com www.dhigroup.co.nz |
| Singapore DHI Water & Environment (S) Pte. Ltd. 200 Pandan Loop #08-03 Pantech 21 Singapore 128388 Tel: +65 6777 6330 dhi@dhi.com.sg www.dhi.com.sg |
Thailand DHI Water & Environment P.O.Box Klong Luang, Pathumthani, 12120 Thailand Tel: +66 2 524 5564 support.th@dhigroup.com www.dhigroup.com |
Vietnam DHI Water & Environment Tel: + 84 918 838 580 tth@dhigroup.com |
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| Dubai DHI Middle East P.O. Box 341025 Building B-308 Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority Dubai, U.A.E. Tel: +971 4 5015611 Mobile: +971 50 818 0688 Fax: +971 4 5015614 dhigulf@dhigroup.com www.dhigulf.com |
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