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Telemac Summer School 2019

Build your knowledge of TELEMAC one day at a time

Register now for our TELEMAC summer school. Taking place on 10-14 June 2019 this course provides a background to the hydrodynamic tools available in the TELEMAC suite. Places can be booked for the full five-day course or the individual one-day modules:

• Meshing in TELEMAC • Introduction to TELEMAC 2D
• Introduction to TELEMAC 3D
• Wave modelling with ARTEMIS and TOMAWAC
• Introduction to sediment modelling with SISYPHE

Details on the course content can be found at http://training.hrwallingford.com/training/telemac-summer-school. Bookings close on Friday 24 May.

An ideal course for consultants and students who are working on riverine, coastal and maritime hydrodynamic modelling projects wishing to use the open source TELEMAC software suite.

Coastal Structures Conference 2019 in Hannover, Germany

You are here invited to submit abstracts and papers to the Coastal Structure Conference 2019.

The Coastal Structures Conference 2019 (from 29th September - 2nd October in Hannover, Germany) is intended to provide a forum to present and discuss the latest developments in coastal protection, mitigation of climate change impact, and extreme events through innovative and resilient measures. The conference is organized by Prof. Goseberg and Prof. Schlurmann and others from Coastal Research Center (Germany), Technical University of Braunschweig (Germany) and Leibniz University of Hannover (Germany), supported by the Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute (Germany).

The important dates are:
• January 31th (extended!) - Final Abstracts Submission;
• February 15th - Abstract/Full Paper Decision;
• May 15th - Full Paper Submission; and
• June 15th - Notification of Full Paper.

You will find more information at coastalstructures2019.com. You can download the flyer through: Coastal_Structures_2019_Flyer_Online.pdf.

We hope to meet you in Hannover!

Best regards,
BAW of the Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute -
Member of the TELEMAC-MASCARET Consortium.