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Interfaces
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Interfaces in urban watersheds
Interfaces in urban freshwater ecosystmes
Interface urban hyporheic zones
Interfaces in sewer systems
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Research projects
W1 Ecohydrological controls on urban groundwater recharge: an isotope-based modelling approach
W2 -Scaling and connectivity assessment of critical source areas of diffuse pollution in urban catchments
W3 - Heat and vapor fluxes of urban vegetation patterns – a remote sensing based approach
Modelling of evapotranspiration of urban vegetation using thermal and optical remote sensing - a physically-based approach using SCOPE model
F1 - Transformation of environmentally relevant compounds in urban lakes by aquatic invasive ecosystem engineers
F3 - Controlling of phosphorus fluxes in urban systems
F4 - The GHG footprint of a metropolitan area
H1 Fate of trace organics in the hyporheic zone of urban rivers
H2: Integral modelling approach for flow and reactive transport at surface water-groundwater interface
H3 - Abiotic transformation of halogenated organic compounds during bank filtration
H4 - Redox gradients in natural and technical urban water systems: population structure and physiological properties
S1 - Interfaces in sewer systems – corrosion and odour
S2 Validation and application of a three-phase simulation model for odour and corrosion control in sewer systems
Associated projects
MOSAIC - Modelling surface and groundwater with isotopes in urban catchments
Water, heat and contaminant transport in paved urban soils
Assessment of biofilms in sewer systems and on building materials
Prediction of odour in sewer systems using data-driven methods
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