Qualidade da água em áreas rurais.

 O DAAD/BMBF oferecerá 12 bolsas para pesquisadores (titulação mínima de
mestrado) de países do BRICs.


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From: Georg Hoermann <[email protected]>
Date: 2009/1/12



First Announcement and Call for Participation - Summer School 2009
Field methods and eco-hydrological models for integrated water
management in rural areas

Sept. 15th-30th 2009, Kiel, Germany

Outline
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Rural regions play a central role in the management of water resources
of the earth. Most ground- and freshwater originates from these regions,
but they do not only "produce" water, on a global scale agriculture
consumes more than 70% of freshwater resources. The expected climatic
changes aggravate the situation, especially for BRIC (Brazil, Russia,
India, China) countries where water is scarce - at least in parts of the
countries. In Germany (and Europe), the problems of water quantity are
less important than that of quality, because many freshwater bodies are
polluted. As a countermeasure to improve the ecological quality of water
bodies, the European Community has implemented the Water Framework
Directive (WFD), which has stimulated many interdisciplinary research
activities aiming at an integrated management of catchments. The
application of these methods and models is not limited to Europe, they
can be applied to other climates as well - the sustainable use of water
resources in rural landscapes is a global problem. This summer course is
the second of three subsequent courses. The summer schools was about
management of water quantity (2008), in 2009 we will deal with
management of water quality and in 2010 with integrated management of
water resources.
Summer course 2009: Management of water quality
A reasonable water quality is one of the most important goals in the
management of water resources. This is why we devote the second summer
school to this problem. First we will introduce different methods to
estimate and assess chemical, physical and biological water quality.
Based on high resolution data sets we will analyse different sampling
strategies for water quality parameters. Finally we will carry out
modelling studies where we can estimate and analyse the management of
water quality in rural catchments of different climates. In addition,
experts from selected countries (China, Brazil) will report about the
situation in their countries.

Course Topics
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Monitoring concepts and measurement techniques, management of water
quality in BRIC countries, conservation and management strategies,
erosion and water quality, statistical analyses, practical work in the
computer lab with eco-hydrological models (SWAT and others), excursions.

Organisation, Contact
=====================

Address: Prof. Dr. N. Fohrer, Dr. G. Hörmann: Ecology Centre,
Department of Hydrology and Water Resources Management, Olshausenstr.
75, D-24118 Kiel , Fax: +49-431-880-4607, Phone: -4030,
[email protected] <ghoermann%40hydrology.uni-kiel.de>
Application: The summer school is intended for scientists from foreign
countries, especially BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) countries
with at least a master degree. Applications should be submitted to
[email protected]
<summerschool%40hydrology.uni-kiel.de>until April 1st, 2009. An
application
form is available on the website.
Costs: The DAAD/BMBF offers 20 scholarships for foreign scientists (12
for BRIC countries) to cover the costs of the summer school.
Web: http://www.hydrology.uni-kiel.de/summerschool - Please refer to
the homepage for updated information

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Georg Hoermann, Dep. of Hydrology, Ecology, Kiel University, Germany
+49/431/23761412, mo: +49/171/4995884, icq:348340729, skype: ghoermann
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