Hydrology and Water Quality
Processes studies and assessment of water quality, flow and solute transport modeling in different environmenal compartments. Tracers, hydrochemical and compartmental modeling, and other models of environmental flow dynamics are derived from hydrochemical and isotope data.
Enhanced Monitoring
The research addresses new monitoring and modeling approaches, improved monitoring devices and techniques as well as their efficient operation, methods for data analysis and programming including AI.
Hydrological Modeling
Modeling and design of ecohydrological systems for remediation, flood control, retention and recharge mangagment.
Hydrological Engineering
We work continuously on developing new aspects of hydrological engineering.
- Water Engineering Solutions – Enhanced Nutrient Recycling in Hydrological Basins
- Water Engineering Solutions – Adaptive Drainage Systems for a Changing Environment
- Water Engineering Solutions – Adaptive Management of Alluvial Aquifers
Secure and Sustainable Access to Water
The objective is to quantify environmental and socio-economic factors and derive indicators for access to water.
Master Theses in Environmental Engineering
Several master theses can be realized in ongoing projects.
- Salinization of groundwater in coastal areas of northern Germany: History, Status, measures
- Groundwater modeling of seawater intrusion
- Isotopic fingerprints of seawater intrusion
Bachelor Theses for Civil and Environmental Engineers
Please contact the laboratory of hydrology for further information.
- Salinization by Serpentinization – Processes, Detection and Geochemical Fingerprint
- Serpentinization – Potential for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration
- Serpentinization – A potential source of Hydrogen
- Biogeochemistry of Methanogenesis by Serpentinization