Monitoring of Urban Drainage Processes

Garant předmětu:

David Stránský

Lecturer:

David Stránský

Tutor:

David Stránský

Supervisor:

Department of Urban Water Management

Synopsis:

The course focuses on advanced monitoring techniques of urban drainage processes and data analysis. The students will master principles of wide spectra of sensors and techniques and data acquisition methods (on-site, remote sensing, , real-time, on-line, off-line). Students will then gain hand-on experience in monitoring of meteorological quantities (precipitation, temperatures, wind, humidity etc.) in urban environment, flow characteristics in sewer systems and urban streams, water and sediment quality, surface waters ecological and eco-morphological characteristics. Data analysis focuses on the assessment of monitoring uncertainty, uncertainty propagation in models and analysis of long time series.

Requirements:

Syllabus of lectures:

Syllabus of tutorials:

Study Objective:

Study materials:

Mandatory:

•Butler, D., Davies, J. W. (2004). Urban Drainage, 2nd Edition, Spon Press.

•Burden, F.R., Donnert, D., Godisg, T. and McKelvie, I. (2002). Environmental Monitoring Handbook. McGraw-Hill.

•Ott, W. R. (1995). Environmental statistics and data analysis. CRC Press LLC

•Manuals/guidelines to monitoring sensors/devices/software

Supplementary:

•Articles in specialised press/conference proceedings

Teaching aids:

•On-line spectrometers

•Automatic samplers

•Devices/sensors for flow measurement

•Devices/sensors for water level measurement

•Meteo devices/sensors

•Software for long time series analysis

Note:

Time-table for winter semester 2024/2025:

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Time-table for summer semester 2024/2025:

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The course is a part of the following study plans: