Publications

Agaoglu, Berken (2015). Interphase mass transfer in porous media. Technische Universität Berlin

Mahgoub, Mohamed Elsayed Mohamed (2015). Multi-dimensional numerical simulation of flow and salinity transport processes in the Nile estuary in the context of sea level rise. Technische Universität Berlin

Chi-Yu Li (2015). Time series scenario composition framework in Hydroinformatics Systems. BTU Cottbus - Senftenberg

Kunwar Vikramjeet Singh Notay (2015). Model coupling in hydroinformatics systems through the use of autonomous tensor objects. BTU Cottbus - Senftenberg

Mahgoub,M. (2015). Multi-Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Flow and Salinity Transport Processes in the Nile Estuary in the Context of Sea Level Rise. Shaker Verlag.

Zhang,Q. & Hinkelmann,R. (2015). Literature Research on Fish Passes.

Mahgoub,M., Hinkelmann,R. & La Rocca,M. (2014). Water Resources Management of the Egyptian Coastal Zones in the Context of Climate Change.

Özgen,I., Simons,F., & Hinkelmann,R. (2014). Fully dynamic two-dimensional shallow water equations based simulation of urban runoff in a simplified catchment.

Mahgoub,M & Hinkelmann,R. (2014). Multi-dimensional flow and salinity transport simulation in the Nile estuary..

Hou,J., Simons,F., Liang,Q. & Hinkelmann,R. (2014). An improved hydrostatic reconstruction method for shallow water model.

Broecker, T., Özgen, I., Matta, E., Cabral, J., Candeias, A.L., Hinkelmann, R. (2014). Simulation of Flow and Transport Processes in a Brazilian Reservoir.

La Rocca, M., Prestininzi, P., Mele, P., Hinkelmann, R. (2014). A Gas-Kinetic Model for Shallow Water Flows in Presence of Wet/Dry Fronts.

Jourieh,A. & Hinkelmann,R. (2014). Multi-Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Wind-Induced Flow and Transport Processes in an Urban Water System.

Matta, E., Özgen, I., Cabral, J., Candeias, A.L., Hinkelmann, R. (2014). Simulation of Wind-induced Flow and Transport in a Brazilian bay.

Stadler,L., Martinez-Noguez,I., Hinkelmann,R. & Germer,K. (2014). Simulating Water Flow into a Soil Matrix with a Cylindrical Macropore.