Tügel, F., Hassan, A., Özgen-Xian, I., Hinkelmann, R. (2020). Is the Green-Ampt model suitable for hydrodynamic rainfall-runoff simulations in ungauged catchments?.

Mahgoub,M. & Hinkelmann,R. (2012). Simulation of Density-Driven Flow Using a Two-Dimensional Surface Water Model.

Mahgoub,M. & Hinkelmann,R. (2012). Water Resources Management of the Egyptian Coastal Zones in the Context of Climate Change.

Jourieh,A. & Hinkelmann,R. (2012). Exercises in Hydrological Modeling Techniques.

Hinkelmann,R. (2012). Coupling of Flow and Deformation Processes for Modelling the Movement of Natural Slopes..

Pacheco Fernández, Micaela and Stephan, Dietmar and Dixit, Abhinav and Hinkelmann, Reinhard and Despot, Daneish and Barjenbruch, Matthias (2020). Determining the turbulent H2S mass transfer coefficient across the liquid-gas interface in sewer systems. First International Conference on Urban Water Interfaces (UWI). [Technische Universität Berlin, Urban Water Interfaces];, 66.

Martinez,I., Hinkelmann,R. & Savidis,S. (2012). Numerical Simulation of Infiltration and Land Subsidence in a Two-Layered System with a Fault Zone.

Steffen, L., Amann, F., & Hinkelmann, R. (2020). Concepts for performance improvements of shallow water flow simulations. Proceedings of the 1st IAHR Young Professionals Congress, 220-221.

Hinkelmann,R. (2012). Kopplung von Strömungs- und Deformationsprozessen zur Modellierung von Großhangbewegungen, Vortragsreihe der Fakultät für Bauingenieurwissenschaften.

Broecker,T., Teuber,K., Ladwig,R., Nützmann,G. & Hinkelmann,R. (2018). Impact of small-scale riverbed topography on stream flow and surface detention of a tracer.

Hinkelmann,R. (2012). Understanding changing climate and environment and finding solutions.

Ladwig,R., Matta,E., Hinkelmann,R. & M. Hupfer (2018). From 1D to 2D: Impact of extreme weather events and climate change on the heavily stressed urban Lake Tegel in Berlin, Germany.

Hou,J., Simons,F., Mahgoub,M. & Hinkelmann,R. (2013). A robust well-balanced model on unstructured grids for shallow water flows with wetting and drying over complex topography.

Martinez,I., Hinkelmann,R. & Savidis,S. (2013). Fast water infiltration: a mechanism for fracture formation during land subsidence.

Hou,J., Liang,Q., Simons,F. & Hinkelmann,R. (2013). A 2D well-balanced shallow flow model for unstructured grids with novel slope source term treatment.