• Basic characteristics of the subject, new trends and conflicts, the history of hardware, basic principles and concepts of Hydroinformatics, difference between computational hydraulics and Hydroinformatics.
• List of hydrological, meteorological and climatic characteristics necessary for the Hydroinformatics analytic tools
• Database systems, secondary data processing, relational databases, internal databases, languages, SQL, QBE, cursors
• GIS as a tool for management and presentation of information in water management and environmental protection
• Digital terrain models and CAD, Data preparation for simulation models, boundary and initial conditions, Time series
• Computational Hydraulics, Modern methods of simulation tools programming, standards and principles, Procedure of creation a deterministic simulation model
• Creation a mathematical model, the general principles, the basic distribution of models, temporal and spatial dependence of the described phenomena, dynamic
• Complex simulation tools and their function in deciding on the implementation of complex ecological investments
• Artificial intelligence and its possible role in Hydroinformatics systems, basic definitions and elements of artificial intelligence.
• Applied Hydroinformatics in urban watersheds.
• Flood protection of urban units, Applied Hydroinformatics in the catchment area of large river systems, flood protection methodology in the newly adopted EU flood directive, influence of major meteorological and hydrological parameters for rainfall-runoff processes in river basin
• New trends in Hydroinformatics, modern trends in modeling, integration of technological systems, optimization methods, modeling based on the defined uncertainty
• Practical discussion of the completed project
• Credit
• Semester thesis, presentation confrontation with the defense of group opinions
• List of hydrological, meteorological and climatic characteristics necessary for the Hydroinformatics analytic tools
• Database systems, secondary data processing, relational databases, internal databases, languages, SQL, QBE, cursors
• GIS as a tool for management and presentation of information in water management and environmental protection
• Digital terrain models and CAD, Data preparation for simulation models, boundary and initial conditions, Time series
• Computational Hydraulics, Modern methods of simulation tools programming, standards and principles, Procedure of creation a deterministic simulation model
• Creation a mathematical model, the general principles, the basic distribution of models, temporal and spatial dependence of the described phenomena, dynamic
• Complex simulation tools and their function in deciding on the implementation of complex ecological investments
• Artificial intelligence and its possible role in Hydroinformatics systems, basic definitions and elements of artificial intelligence.
• Applied Hydroinformatics in urban watersheds.
• Flood protection of urban units, Applied Hydroinformatics in the catchment area of large river systems, flood protection methodology in the newly adopted EU flood directive, influence of major meteorological and hydrological parameters for rainfall-runoff processes in river basin
• New trends in Hydroinformatics, modern trends in modeling, integration of technological systems, optimization methods, modeling based on the defined uncertainty
• Practical discussion of the completed project
• Credit
• Semester thesis, presentation confrontation with the defense of group opinions