PROGRAMME
MAGPlan
Clean Groundwater for Stuttgart
Friday, 3 July 2015
Registration
09:50 Comprehensive contaminant management –
contribution of LUBW to LIFE-project MAGPlan
Dr. Iris Blankenhorn, Baden-Württemberg State Institute for Environment, Measurements and
Nature Conservation, Karlsruhe
Thomas Osberghaus, Harress Pickel Consult AG, Rottenburg
For more information see
http://www.magplan-life.eu
Integral approaches: current developments
and projects
Moderation: Hermann J. Kirchholtes
11:00
Common Forum‘s perspective on future needs for
a more integrative approach and opportunities
provided within the European Funding Instruments
Dr. Dominique Darmendrail, BRGM, Paris, France
11:20 Experience and tools from Italy for the characteri
zation of complex contaminations in urban areas
Prof. Dr. Luca Alberti, Politechnico Milano, Italy
11:40
Urban hydrogeology and improved management
of contaminated highly productive alluvial aquifers
Joerg Prestor – Project INCOME, Geological
Survey of Slovenia
12:00 Project INSPIRATION – integral soil and site
management
Detlef Grimski – Project INSPIRATION,
Umweltbundesamt, Dessau-Roßlau
Venue
Walkway from the Central Railway Station
Follow the Königstraße approximately 500 m, pass the
Schlossplatz, turn right after the bookstore Wittwer, then
cross the Theodor-Heuss-Straße via the pedestrian light
and arrive at “Haus der Wirtschaft”.
Parking
Parking garage Hofdienergarage:
entry via Schellingstraße, non-stop open
Car park Theodor-Heuss-Straße:
entry via Kienestraße
Accomodation
Book your accommodation early at:
Motel One, central railway station (Hauptbahnhof)
ibis Styles, Bad Cannstatt
Hotel Unger, central railway station (Hauptbahnhof)
Sightseeing
www.stuttgart-tourist.de
12:20Discussion
12:40 Clean groundwater – perspectives for Stuttgart
Dr. Hans-Wolf Zirkwitz, City of Stuttgart,
Department for Environmental Protection
13:00Lunch
“Haus der Wirtschaft” in Stuttgart
“Haus der Wirtschaft” is located in the city center
of Stuttgart, only a few minutes walk from the central
railway station
(Willi-Bleicher-Straße 19 | 70174 Stuttgart)
State Capital of Stuttgart
Department for Environmental Protection
Gaisburgstraße 4
70182 Stuttgart
Photo: © fotolia (cover)
10:30 Coffee break
Final Conference
invitation
With the financial support of the LIFE + program of the European Union
10:20Discussion
Contact: Julian Teuffel
Phone: +49 711 1317-2471, Fax: +49 711 1317-298
[email protected]
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Chlorinated
Hydrocarbons
in Groundwater
Characterisation Methods,
Models and Stuttgart’s
Management Plan
PROGRAMME
Dear Sir or Madam
Thursday, 2 July 2015
The contamination of complex urban groundwater systems
is a particular challenge. In a project funded by LIFE, the EU
financial instrument for the environment, the City of Stuttgart,
capital of Baden-Württemberg, along with the Baden-Württemberg State Institute for Environment, Measurements and
Nature Conservation (LUBW), experienced consultants and
a number of universities, developed a management plan
for groundwater remediation. This contains a description
of Stuttgart‘s aquifer system in the city centre (Nesenbach
Valley), the fate and transport of the volatile chlorinated
hydrocarbons in the groundwater, as well as a concept for
supporting the remediation measures and natural processes
for the reduction of contamination.
12:00 Registration and welcome-snack
Find out all about the approach and the obtained practical
results at the final conference of the LIFE project MAGPlan
on 2 and 3 July 2015 at the „Haus der Wirtschaft“ in Stuttgart.
The conference is targeted at specialists from consulting,
administration and remediation companies, as well as those
working in science and research.
On behalf of the MAGPlan project group, I would cordially
like to invite you to take part.
Opening
13:00 Mayor Fritz Kuhn
13:15 Hervé Martin, Environment Directorate-General,
Head of ENV.E.4 LIFE Environment
Legal and technical framework for an integral
management of groundwater contamination
Moderation: Dr. Hans-Wolf Zirkwitz
13:30 Elements of the integral approach in the Water
Framework and Groundwater Directive
Johannes Grath, Environment Agency Austria
13:50
Groundwater protection in the context of German federal soil protection law
Andreas Bieber, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety, Bonn
14:10
From integral pumping test to groundwater management plan – 20 years of integral groundwater remediation
Dr. Thomas Ertel, et – environment and
technology, Esslingen
Microbial degradation – investigation methods and results
Dr. Kathrin Schmidt, Water Technology
Center, Karlsruhe
16:00Discussion
16:10 Coffee break
Numerical modelling and visualisation
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Randolf Rausch
16:40 Numerical flow and transport model
Dr. Ulrich Lang, Ingenieurgesellschaft
Prof. Kobus und Partner GmbH, Stuttgart
17:20 Reactive transport modelling and prognosis
Dr. Wolfgang Schäfer, Steinbeis GmbH und
Co. KG für Technologietransfer, Stuttgart
17:40
Online visualisation – effective support for
project work by MAG-IS
Dr. Sandra Vasin, City of Stuttgart, Department for Environmental Protection
18.00 Discussion and recap of the first day
19.30 Barbecue in the beer garden Bad Cannstatt
14:30Discussion
Integral investigation in MAGPlan
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Randolf Rausch
14:40
Fritz Kuhn
Mayor
15:40
The hydrogeological model – understanding the
local system and relevant processes
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Ufrecht, City of Stuttgart,
Department for Environmental Protection
15:10 Spatial redox-characterisation for numerical
modelling of biological degradation
Dr. Uli Schollenberger, BoSS Consult GmbH,
Stuttgart
Friday, 3 July 2015
The management plan and best practice guidances
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Randolf Rausch
09:00 The groundwater management plan for Stuttgart
Hermann J. Kirchholtes, City of Stuttgart,
Department for Environmental Protection
09:30 From “search of traces” to a vitreous aquifer –
public relations in MAGPlan
Ulrike Schweizer, Drees & Sommer AG, Stuttgart