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Dam Day 2029
XIV Mittweida Dam Day
Co-organiser
Programme
Field trip
The Lichtenberg Dam (Mittelsachsen district) has been in continuous operation for around 50 years. The reservoir was completely drained in autumn 2024 to allow for the comprehensive refurbishment of the dam.
Evening event
Exchange of views
Opening with welcoming addresses by the university management and the DTK President
Keynote
: Shaping Knowledge Transfer ā Mittweida University of Applied Sciencesā (HSMW) key research areas for water technology applications
: Uwe Mahn and professors from Mittweida
University of Applied Sciences
Session 1: Data management
Merging two database software systems and what this entails
ā Anne Becker, Gabriele Demisch
, Ruhrverband
Introduction of a centralised system for operational data management at reservoirs
ā Christian Malewski, Wupperverband KdƶR
Session 2: Use of UAVs, UUVs and UOVs in water management
SSegRef2Surf ā Near-real-time flood analysis using UAVs and AI
Michael Kƶgel, Fabian Mƶldner, Lily Feile, Dirk Carstensen
Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and Water Management, Nuremberg
Use of autonomous inspection technology for the inspection of underwater structures ā the WaZ research
project SUBmarIne
Richard Stanulla1, Richard Gruhn2, Gero Licht3, Thomas Grab2
1) GeoWiD GmbH, 2) Scientific Diving Centre, TU Bergakademie Freiberg,
3) Institute of Computer Science, TU Bergakademie Freiberg
Use of UAS and USV in the LTV
Annett Scholz and Marian Starick
State Dam Administration of the Free State of Saxony
Session 3: Sediments
Research project: Sediment management in the Ruhr reservoirs
Antje Nielinger-Teuber
, Ruhrverband
Development of measurement and monitoring programmes for the structural monitoring of sedimentation basins in accordance with DWA-M 503 āPrinciples for the inspection, upgrading and maintenance of sedimentation basinsā
Judith Lange, Gabriele Demisch
, Ruhrverband
Sediment investigation: every lake is unique ā a key to cost-effective desilting
Stephan Hilgert, Klajdi Sotiri
, limknow GmbH & Co. KG
Session 4: Examples from civil engineering and monitoring
GeoRisk Analyser ā mobile sensor technology for high-precision monitoring of geohazards with analysis software-as-a-service
Frank Kubisch1, Georg GieĆler1, Jƶrg Benndorf1, Erik Bƶrner1, Marcel Sodmann2, Maren Oldenettel2, Hubert Bƶhme3, Uwe Lorenz4
1) TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Faculty of Geosciences, Geotechnical Engineering and Mining
2) STORAG Etzel GmbH, Public Relations and Mine Surveying
3) FPM Holding GmbH, Freiberg Precision Mechanics
4) Electronic Renaissance Dresden
Farewell
Corporate exhibitors
Conference materials
Professor Volker Bettzieche of the Ruhrverband, Dr Hans-Ullrich Sieber of the State Dam Authority of the Free State of Saxony and Professor Heinz Dƶring of Mittweida University of Applied Sciences have been members of the conference committee from the outset.
Development with an impact
For almost 30 years, Talsperrentag has stood for mutual exchange and the practical application of knowledge. What began as an idea with just eight participants has developed into an integral part of university life and the āTalsperren familyā.
- Strong partners and co-organisers
- Steadily rising participant numbers
- A growing variety of topics
- Contributions from across Europe
- Company presentations
- Establishment as a platform for knowledge transfer
With the Ruhrverband, the State Dam Authority of the Free State of Saxony and the German Dam Committee as co-organisers, and Mittweida University of Applied Sciences acting as conference organisers, Dam Day is gaining in stability and is becoming a regular feature of the programme at hydraulic engineering conferences.
