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Antonia Dallmeier

Antonia Dallmeier

PhD Student
Munich

Summary

Driven by a passion for hydraulic engineering, I am curious in investigating the complex interaction of flow, sediment and vegetation. I'm a doctoral candidate with a background in Civil and Environmental Engineering specializing in numerical hydromorphodynamic modeling, with a strong emphasis on the openTELEMAC software environment. Besides, I am interested in developing and enhancing of hydrodynamic modeling tools to tackle complex physical processes as well as to ensure user-friendliness.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience

Work History

Research Assistant, Chair Of Hydraulic Engineering

Technical University Of Munich
05.2020 - Current
  • Project work "ViewBay: Virtual Water Space Bavaria": large-scale coupling of hydrology and hydromorphodynamics for the whole of Bavaria
  • Project leader of the research cooperation "Research Exchange on Flow, Sediment and Vegetation Interaction of TUM and AU (Aalto University)"
  • Teaching and exam coordination

Education

Master of Science - Civil Engineering

Technical University of Munich
Munich, Germany
04.2001 -

Bachelor of Science - Environmental Engineering

Technical University of Munich
Munich, Germany
04.2001 -

Skills

  • Numerical Modeling (openTELEMAC, HydroAS, ANSYS Fluent)
  • Programming (Matlab, Fortran)
  • Teaching assistance
  • Microsoft Office
  • Research Paper Writing
  • Teamwork and Collaboration
  • Teaching

    Bachelor Courses:

    • Hydraulic Engineering and Water Management - Basic Module
    • Hydraulic Engineering and Water Management - Supplementary Module
    • Construction in Hydraulic Engineering

    Master Courses:

    • Hydraulics in Water Engineering

    Additional Information

    • Dallier, A.; Kopmann, R.; Folke, F.; and Ruether, N. (2024). Assessment of different vegetation friction approaches in numerical hydrodynamic modeling. EGU General Assembly 2024, Vienna, Austria, 14–19 Apr 2024, EGU24-10751, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu24-10751.
    • Dallmeier, A.; Folke, F.; Rüther, N. (2023). Advanced representation of near-natural vegetation in hydrodynamic modelling. 29th TELEMAC-MASCARET Users Conference 2023, 12-13 October 2023, Karlsruhe, Germany, pp. 205-210.
    • Dallmeier, A.; Reisenbüchler, M.; Mauser, W.; Cerny, M. (2022). An Integrative Approach to Hydrological and Hydrodynamic Modelling of Flood Events. IAHR Europe Congress 2022. Athens, Greece, pp. 191-192.
    • Dallmeier, A.; Reisenbüchler, M.; Bui, M. D.; Rutschmann, P. (2020). Numerical Modelling of Sediment Transport at Weirs. Online proceedings of the XXVIIth TELEMAC-MASCARET User Conference. Antwerp, Belgium, pp. 9-14.

    Timeline

    Research Assistant, Chair Of Hydraulic Engineering

    Technical University Of Munich
    05.2020 - Current

    Master of Science - Civil Engineering

    Technical University of Munich
    04.2001 -

    Bachelor of Science - Environmental Engineering

    Technical University of Munich
    04.2001 -
    Antonia DallmeierPhD Student