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The Organizers of the International School of Hydraulics 2023 have a pleasure to announce an open registration to a professional courses organized before ISH2023 on Monday, 22/05/2023 @ Institute of Hydro-Engineering (PAS) in Gdansk to all that may be interested. The 2023 courses edition will feature:
 
  1. Image analysis based on laboratory experiments
  2. Course on basic features of HEC-RAS software
  3. UBERTONE workshop on Ultrasonic Doppler for Hydraulics in laboratory flumes
  4. 2D modelling based on unstructured meshes in MIKE by DHI software

A fee of 50 Euro / 200 PLN applies. Please note, that you may register for two courses - one course of each session (morning or afternoon).
To register, write to sh@igf.edu.pl. Registration deadline: 12.05.2023


Details


Date and time: Monday, 22/05/2023, time: please check below
Location: Institute of Hydro-Engineering (PAS), ul. Kościerska 7, 80-328 Gdańsk
Language: English
Requirements: check course description
Course fee: 50 euro  / 200 PLN
Minimum number of participants: 5
Maximum number of participants: 10 (first come first served basis)
Registration deadline: 12 May 2023

 
Note:
The course fee does not cover the accommodation.
The room is equipped with 230 V electricity (single-phase, two pins, grounded, 16A, Type E and Type F). Power plug converters for different socket types are not provided.

Getting there

Workshops will be organized in the Institute of Hydro-Engineering PAS (IBW).
Address:
Kościerska 7 Str.
80-328 Gdańsk


From Gdańsk City centre you can reach IBW by:
  1. TAXI - the cost from Gdańsk city centre should be arround 60 PLN / 15 Euro
  2. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION - tram line No. 6 from Dworzec Główny 01 (direction Jelitkowo) to Oliwa 01 tram stop. Continue by walk - 25 minute through a historical part of Oliwa - or take a bus line No. 171 (direction Gdynia Karwiny) from Oliwa 07 to Rynarzewo (on request) bus stops; continue by walk - 8 minutes.

From Gdańsk Lech Walesa Airport you can reach IBW by:
  1. TAXI - the cost from Gdańsk city centre should be arround 80 PLN / 20 Euro
  2. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION - bus line No. 210 from Port Lotniczy 03 (direction Osowa PKP) to Nowa 02 bus stop. Change to a bus line No. 171 (direction Oliwa) from Nowa 01 to Karwieńska 01 bus stops; continue by walk - 8 minutes.

 

Once there, search for the building called "Pałacyk" (The Palace). The location within the IBW premises is provided on the following plan:


 



[photos by Łukasz Czerwiński]


PIV AND PLIF IMAGE ANALYSIS BASED ON LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS | 22.05.2023 | 09.00 - 13.00 CEST
Mathematical modeling, physical modeling, and field surveying are three complementary research methods used in civil engineering. During the meeting, we will get acquainted with:

  • principles of scaling physical models and the consequences of the chosen method,
  • principles of planning research on physical models,
  • measurement techniques with a special focus on flow field imaging,
  • flow field analysis using Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV),
  • flow field analysis using Particle Tracking Velocimetry (PTV),
  • concentration field analysis using Planar Laser Induced Fluorescence (PLIF).

During this meeting we will visit the Hydraulic Laboratory and Flow-Wave Flume of IBW PAN to see sample experiments.
 
The workshop will be led by:
Małgorzata Robakiewicz, Institute of Hydro-Engineering PAS
Maciej Paprota, Institute of Hydro-Engineering PAS
Jarosław Biegowski, Institute of Hydro-Engineering PAS
Zuzanna Cuban, Institute of Hydro-Engineering PAS
Arkadiusz Antonowicz, Eurotek International



[source: HecRas website]


COURSE ON BASIC FEATURES OF HEC-RAS SOFTWARE | 22.05.2023 | 09.00 - 13.00 CEST

Block 1 (1.5 h):

  • Introduction to HEC-RAS
  • Manual preparation of the channel geometry
  • Setting and running of steady flow calculations
  • (optional) Multiple profiles in steady flow computations

Block 2 (1.5 h):

  • Introduction to GIS data for hydraulic modeling
  • Working with GIS data in RAS Mapper
  • Setting real system model and computations
  • Visualization of results in RAS Mapper
  • Export of inundation maps

Requirements:

  1. hardware: laptop
  2. software: 

The course will be led by: Tomasz Dysarz, Poznań University of Life Sciences / IAHR Committee on Flood Risk Management



UBERTONE WORKSHOP ON ULTRASONIC DOPPLER FOR HYDRAULICS IN LABORATORY FLUMES | 22.05.2023 | 14.00 - 18.00 CEST

The goal of this workshop is to give the opportunity to discover, use and discuss with peers about Ultrasonic Doppler Methods for Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Engineering. 

The content of the workshop will be centered on experimental practice, including exercises of installation, data recording and data processing of UVP (Ultrasonic Velocity Profiler) and/or ADVP (Acoustic Doppler Velocity Profiler) on laboratory flumes.

Participants will also be invited by UBERTONE to a dinner in Gdansk on the same day to network with each other and to continue with the peer-to-peer discussions, to discuss measurement needs, methods and applicability of the methods. 

Exercises topics:

  • Ultrasonic Doppler measurement technique
  • Ultrasonic Velocity profiler
  • Acoustic Doppler Velocity profiler
  • Monostatic and bistatic measurement technique
  • Open channel flumes
  • Acoustic scatterers for quality data
  • Through-wall measurements
  • Turbulence measurement
  • Bed roughness influence

The course will be led by UBERTONE professionals. Check the details at https://ubertone.com/wud2023.html




2D MODELLING BASED ON UNSTRUCTURED MESHES IN MIKE BY DHI SOFTWARE | 22.05.2023 | 14.00 - 18.00 CEST

Creating 2D hydraulic models using Mesh Builder and MIKE 21FM software

Block1 (1.5 h):

  • Introduction to unstructured meshes
  • Mesh Builder and Mesh Generator tools used to create unstructured meshes
  • Creating of an unstructured mesh in Mesh Builder and tools available there
  • Analysis of the created mesh

Block 2 (1.5 h):

  • Introduction to Inland Flooding 2D modeling in MIKE 21FM
  • Building a basic model using a previously created mesh
  • Defining boundary conditions and introducing structures to the model
  • Model simulation and calibration
  • Results and visualization


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Under the auspices of: