Objectives Workshop Program Workshop Location

Objectives Workshop program Workshop location

Sessions Workshop venue Large mass movements in mountainous areas such as fast 1. Introduction and Aims The workshop will take place at the „Haus der Kirche - Evangelische or creeping landslides are the Akademie Baden“ in Bad Herrenalb (350 m.a.s.l), situated in the result of complex interactions Prof. Reinhard Hinkelmann, Technische Universität Berlin Northern Black Forest, Germany (http://www.ev-akademie-baden. of hydrological, subsurface- Prof. Erwin Zehe, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology de/haus.htm). hydraulic and soil-mechanical 2. Rapid Flows in Macroporous Hillslopes and Potential Mannheim processes ranging over large Impacts on Creeping Heidelberg space and time scales. The A8 Karlsruhe Karlsbad further development of predictive Invited Speaker: PD Dr. habil. Horst Gerke, Leibnitz-Center for Pforzheim Doren landslide, 2007, Austria. Photo taken Agricultural Landscape Research, Müncheberg (http://www.zalf.de) models is still a challenging by Böhringer Friedrich. Published under the Ettlingen Prof. Reinhard Hinkelmann (Moderator), Leopold Stadler, interdisciplinary task as they have Creative Commons licence. Rastatt Stuttgart Technische Universität Berlin Ulm to address complex and strongly coupled dynamic processes in highly München Kai Germer, University of Stuttgart A81 heterogeneous dynamic natural structures. Progress is based on the Baden- Strassburg Baden linkage of controlled laboratory and field experiments as well as field 3. Structures and Their Control of Hillslope Dynamics explorations with the further development of model concepts, coupling A5 Calw Invited Speaker: Dr. Jean-Philippe Malet, Université de Strasbourg Bad Herrenalb Workshop and upscaling methods while combining deterministic and stochastic (http://www.unistra.fr) Freiburg approaches to take the complexity of the processes as well as the Prof. Manfred Joswig (Moderator), Marco Walter, University of available data on the different scales into account. Stuttgart The workshop has several aims. First, the DFG Research Unit: „Coupling Dr. Urs Böniger, University of Potsdam Basel Zürich Singen of Flow and Deformation Processes for Modelling the Movement of Natural Slopes“ will demonstrate their research results mainly obtained 4. Geohydrological Processes and their Control of Hillslope on a natural slope in the Vorarlberg, Austria after a funding period of Dynamics Directions six years. Second, this work should be discussed in the context of the Invited Speaker: Prof. Dani Or, Swiss Federal Institute of international state of the art which will be presented by international Technology, Zurich (http://www.ethz.ch) experts working in closely related fields. Finally, this workshop should Prof. Erwin Zehe (Moderator), Jan Wienhöfer, Karlsruhe Institute of Coming from Karlsruhe via Ettlingen (bypass through inspire new ideas and future research directions in predicting large Technology tunnel) through the Albtal until Bad Herrenalb. In the city mass movements in mountainous areas. Dr. Steffen Popp-Hofmann, Helmholtz Center for Environmental center of Bad Herrenalb turn left towards Dobel (Pforzheim). Research-UFZ, Leipzig The convention center is situtated left after another 500 m Results of DFG Research Unit 581 are published in a Special (several meters after the catholic church). Section of Vadose Zone Journal, May 2011, see: 5. Fluid Structure Interactions and Deformations in a http://vzj.geoscienceworld.org/content/vol10/issue2/ Heterogeneous Creeping Slope Invited Speaker: Prof. Tom Schanz, Ruhr-Universität Bochum Coming by plane you preferably fly to Karlruhe and follow the (http://www.gbf.ruhr-uni-bochum.de) directions by train. Dr. Bernd Markert (Moderator), Okan Avci, Andreas Eisermann, University of Stuttgart Take the train to Karlsruhe HBF. From Karlsruhe HBF take the 6. Information Managment and Model Coupling S-Bahn S1 (hourly) via Ettlingen until the terminus station apl. Prof. Frank Molkenthin (Moderator), Brandenburg University of Bad Herrenalb. Technology Cottbus Alternatively you can reach Bad Herrenalb by bus from Kunwar Vikram Notay, Technische Universität Berlin Pforzheim, Baden-Baden und Wildbad / Calw. 7. Synopsis and Outlook Walking (5-10 min) Prof. Erwin Zehe, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology The convention center is located behind the catholic church Prof. Reinhard Hinkelmann, Technische Universität Berlin St. Bernhard at the hill heading towards Dobel. The church Cecil Lake Road landslide, 2001, Canada. Photo taken by Couture Réjean, http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/ landscapes/details_e.php?photoID=899. (red sandstone) is already visible from the train station.

Title: Heumoes slope, Austria. Photo taken by Niko Bornemann, University of Potsdam.

www.grosshang.de General information DFG Research Unit 581: Natural Slope

To guarantee a familiar and fruitful atmosphere, the total number of Coupling of Flow and Deformation Processes participants is limited to 70. Therefore, you have to register to attend for Modelling the Movement of Natural Slopes the workshop by sending an email to our contact person. Workshop participants have the possibility of contributing a poster which should be related to their research or professional work and Sub-Project 1, Hydrology and Applied Seismics: which will be presented in a special session. In case, you are interested, Hydrologically relevant structures, parameters and processes: From please submit a one page abstract to the listed contact until the

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Registration fees Prof. Erwin Zehe (Speaker), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology r Prof. Jens Tronicke, University of Potsdam g Registration fees include accomodation and catering: Dr. Jürgen Ihringer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 150 € /100 € reduced student fee Prof. András Bardossy, University of Stuttgart Please transfer the fees to: Coupling of Flow and Deformation Processes Institution: Berliner Volksbank for Modelling the Movement of Natural Slopes BLZ: 100 900 00 Sub-Project 2, Subsurface Hydraulics: Account Nr.: 8841 0150 03 Numerical simulation of two-phase flow processes in the subsurface IBAN: DE69 1009 0000 8841 0150 03 during the movement of natural slopes BIC: BEVODEBB Prof. Reinhard Hinkelmann (Speaker), Technische Universität Berlin IMPORTANT: Please include your name and „36/11120/36311900 Prof. Rainer Helmig, University of Stuttgart workshop natural slope“ into the bank transfer comment.

Important dates Sub-Project 3, Continuum Mechanics: Continuum mechanics for movements of large hill slopes 15 October 2011 Abstract submission (voluntary) 01 November 2011 Acceptance of abstract Prof. Wolfgang Ehlers, University of Stuttgart Dr. Bernd Markert, University of Stutgart 12 December 2011, 13:00 Start of workshop 13 December 2011, 17:00 End of workshop

Organizing committee Sub-Project 4, Technical Scale Experiments: Laboratory-based experiments on different technical scales for process Reinhard Hinkelmann, Leopold Stadler, Vikram Notay (TU Berlin), exploration, parameter identification and model verification Erwin Zehe (KIT Karlsruhe), Kai Germer (University of Stuttgart) Jürgen Braun, Ph.D., University of Stuttgart Contact: Dipl.-Ing. Leopold Stadler TU Berlin, Department of Civil Engineering, Sub-Project 5, Geophysical monitoring: Chair of Water Resources Management and Modeling of Hydrosystems Geophysical investigations of the movement at the Heumoes slope, Gustav-Meyer-Allee 25, 13355 Berlin, Germany Vorarlberg Phone: +49-30-314-72428 Email: [email protected] Prof. Manfred Joswig, University of Stuttgart Dr. Peter Dietrich, Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research-UFZ, Leipzig Research Unit 581: Natural Slope Sponsor Central Sub-Project, Project and Information Management: December 12 - 13, 2011 Project management, Web-based information systems, software engi- Bad Herrenalb, Germany www.dfg.de neering for model coupling Prof. Reinhard Hinkelmann (Speaker), Technische Universität Berlin www.grosshang.de All rights regarding design and layout are preserved by Institute of Earth and Environmental apl. Prof. Frank Molkenthin, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus c Science (University of Potsdam, 2011).