Publikationen

Stadler,L., Hinkelmann,R. & Zehe,E. (2009). Two-Phase Flow Simulation of Water Infiltration into Layered Natural Slopes Inducing Soil Deformation. [38].

Tügel, F., Hassan, A., Wannous, M., Tröger, U. & Hinkelmann, R. (2020). Investigation of the Green-Ampt infiltration model in rainfall-runoff simulations with a robust 2D shallow water model [39].

Nogueira da Silva, G. M., Matta, E., Gunkel G., Hinkelmann, R., Severi, W., Sobral, M. (2016). Modelling nutrient emissions from a net-cage aquaculture system in Northeastern Brazil [40].

Hinkelmann,R., Stadler L., Helmig R. & Zehe E. (2009). A Double Continuum Approach for Two-phase Flow Simulation in Natural Slopes. [41].

Molkenthin,F., Notay,V., Li,C.-Y., Hinkelmann,R. & Stadler,L. (2009). Model Integration and Coupling in a Hydroinformatics System. [42].

Schankat,M., Hinkelmann,R.& SchlÜTer,M. (2009). DiaTrans - A New Numerical Model to Simulate Density-Dependent Flow, Transport and Reaction Processes in Subsurface Sediments Interacting with Sea Water. [43].

Matta, Elena and Cominola, Andrea and Zounemat-Kermani and Hinkelmann, Reinhard (2020). A review of recent applications of neurocomputing methods in urban hydraulics and hydrology [44]. First International Conference on Urban Water Interfaces (UWI). [Technische Universität Berlin, Urban Water Interfaces];, 44.

Zhao, J. and Özgen, I. and Liang, D. and Simons, F. and Hinkelmann, R. (2016). Comparison of capacity and non-capacity sediment transport models for dam break flow over movable bed [46]. Proceedings of International Symposium on River Sedimentation. CRC, 522–527.

Martinez, N.,A.I. & Hinkelmann,R. (2009). Ground Water Replenishment by Fractured-Porous Subsurface Structures for Reducing Land Subsidence. [47].

Hinkelmann, R., Kleinschmit, B., Porst, G., Haacke, N. & Pacheco Fernandez, M. (2020). Summary of Abstracts [48]. [Technische Universität Berlin, Urban Water Interfaces];.

Zhao, J. and Özgen, I. and Liang, D. and Hinkelmann, R. (2018). A Novel Slope Failure Operator for a Non-equilibrium Sediment Transport Model [49]. HIC.

Hinkelmann, R. & Zehe, E. (2009). Computersimulationen von Bewegungsprozessen in Kriechhängen. [50].

Tügel, F., Abdelrahman, A., Hadidi, A. & Hinkelmann, R. (2018). Rainfall-runoff analysis of the Wadi Bili catchment in the Red Sea Governorate of Egypt [51].

Broecker, T., Teuber, K., Elsesser, W. & Hinkelmann, R. (2018). Multiphase Modeling of Hydrosystems Using OpenFOAM [52]. Advances in Hydroinformatics. Springer, Singapore, 1013-1029.

Gillefalk, Mikael and Meier, Fred and Hinkelmann, Reinhard and Smith, Aaron and Kuhlemann, Lena-Marie and Soulsby, Chris and Tetzlaff, Doerthe (2020). Quantifying the effects of urban vegetation on water partitioning in complex cityscapes : the potential of isotope-based ecohydrological models [53]. First International Conference on Urban Water Interfaces (UWI). [Technische Universität Berlin, Urban Water Interfaces];, 19.