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PROJEKTOVERSIGT September Danish Water Forum Vandrelaterede forsknings – og udviklingsprojekter Følgende liste indeholder igangværende og nyligt afsluttede forsknings- og udviklingsprojekter indenfor vand. Projektlisten revideres løbende, og information om nye projekter – og eventuelle rettelser til de eksisterende beskrivelser – bedes sendt til Lisbeth Flindt Jørgensen: [email protected] eller Jesper Dannisøe: [email protected]. Listen er opdelt efter igangværende og afsluttede projekter (tilbage til 2010) Inventory on research and technology development project on water This inventory contains existing and recently finalized RTD projects within water. The inventory is revised from time to time, and information about new RTD projects – or revision of the current descriptions – should be sent to Lisbeth Flindt Jørgensen: [email protected] or Jesper Dannisøe: [email protected] The first list reflects running project while recently ended (from 2010 and forward) is listed separately. 1 September 2015 PROJECT INVENTORY / PROJEKTOVERSIGT Ongoing projects / igangværende projekter Title /titel Danish PL 1 Partners Dura- Funding tion source Water and Climate Intelligent klimatilpasning i det åbne land Solrød Municipality Solrød Municipality, RUC, Greve Solrød Utility, Fonden 2014 MUDP and (Intelligent climate adaptation in rural areas) Grønt Center, Alectia A/S, NIRAS A/S partners Nationalt testcenter for vandteknologi og Knud Erik Hilding-Hamann, COWI, TI, AU, AAU, KU, 15 water utilities, Central 2013 – 2016 NST klimatilpasning (National testcentre for water TI [email protected] Denmark Region and 9 municipalities in Eastern technology and climate change) Jan Holmegaard Hansen, Jutland http://vandtestcenter.dk/ COWI [email protected] European Provision of Regional Impacts Michael Butts, DHI Met Office (UK), UC (ES), DHI (DK), DWD (DE), EDF 2012 – 2016 EU FP7 Assessments on Seasonal and Decadal [email protected] (UK), Future Everything (UK), SMHI (SE), Meteo France Timescales (EUPORIAS) (FR), UL (SE), IMPA (PT), AEMet (ES), KNMI (NL), ENEA www.euporias.eu (IT), Predictia (ES), MeteoSwiss (CH), Meteo Romania (RO), TEC (FR), UL (PT), Uleeds (UK), WFP (UN), WHO, WUR (NL), CETaqua (ES) etc. Hydrological forecasting and data assimilation Henrik Madsen, DHI DHI, GEUS, KU IGN, AAU Civil, DMI, Danish Coastal 2012 – 2015 DSF (HydroCast) [email protected] Authority, VFL, NST ECMWF (EU), TUDelft (NL) http://hydrocast.dhigroup.com Centre for Regional change in the Earth System Jens Hesselbjerg DMI, DHI, AU Agro, AU DMU, KU Life, KU Niels Bohr, 2009 – 2015 DSF (CRES) Christensen, DMI GEUS, DTU Climate, DTU ENV, DANVA, KL, VFL, www.cres-centre.net [email protected] Forsikring & Pension, SMHI (SE), Bjerknes (NO), UCL ECRC (UK), BC3 (ES) Impacts of climate change on water resources Simon Stisen, GEUS GEUS, KU IGG, DMI DKC, IRA & WRED University of 2009 – 2015 FFU and agriculture – and adaptation strategies in [email protected] Dar Es Salaam (ET), Tanzania Meteorological Agency Tanzania (CLIVET) www.geus.dk/program- (TZ) areas/common/int_tz03-dk.html Groundwater Ground Water Development and Sustainable Guilio Vignoli, GEUS University of Ghana, GEUS, AU Geoscience, etc. 2015 – 2019 DANIDA Agriculture – GhanAqua [email protected] http://drp.dfcentre.com/project/ground- water-development-and-sustainable- agriculture KINDRA – Knowledge Inventory for Klaus Hinsby, GEUS Sapienza - Università di Roma (IT), EFG, REDIAM (ES), 2015 – 2017 EU H2020 Hydrogeology Research [email protected] LPRC (ES), University of Miskolc (HU), GEUS http://www.kindraproject.eu/ Pesticidreguleringers betydning forekomst af Jens Aamand, GEUS GEUS, University of Bern (CH), University of Bremen 2014 – 2015 MST pesticider i grundvand, kontrol af virkemidler - [email protected] DE), University of Heidelberg (DE) PESTIFOR (Regulation of pesticides and the effects on groundwater quality) Pesticid-udvaskning fra golf-bane arealer – Annette E. Rosenbom, GEUS GEUS, KU IGN 2014 – 2016 MST PESTGOLF (Leaching of pesticides from golf [email protected] courses) Integrating geophysics, geology and hydrology Esben Auken, AU Geoscience AU Geoscience, DTU ENV, GEUS, Alectia, SkyTEM, 2012 – 2015 DSF for improved groundwater and environmental [email protected] Aarhus Geophysics, Aarhus Water, TNO (NL), CSIRO management (HyGEM) (AU), USGS (US) http://geofysiksamarbejdet.au.dk/en/hygem/ Drinking water ROSAvand – Fyrtårnsprojekt: Fremtidens Henrik Juul, VandCenter VandCenter Syd, Aarhus Vand, HOFOR, Orbicon, 2015 – 2016 MUDP, drikkevandsforsyning (Lighthouse Project: Syd Grontmij, Krüger, Alectia, Silhorko, DTU ENV VTU, and Future Drinking Water Supply) [email protected] partners Aquatarium – Fyrtårnsprojekt: Fremtidens Jens Hove Bjerregaard, Ringkøbing-Skjern Forsyning, Alectia, Heed Dianostics 2015 – 2016 MUDP, drikkevandsforsyning (Lighthouse Project: Ringkøbing-Skjern Forsyning m.fl. VTU, and Future Drinking Water Supply) [email protected] partners Predicting the arsenic content in groundwater of Dieke Postma, GEUS GEUS, Hanoi University (VN), Centr for Environmental the floodplains in SE Asia (PREAS) [email protected] Technology and Sustainable Development (VN), Hanoi University of Mining and Geology (VN) BIO2BOOST - Udvikling af starterkulturprodukter Sebastian R. Sørensen, GEUS GEUS, Krüger A/S, HOFOR A/S 2014 – 2015 MUDP and til etablering af biologiske omsætningsprocesser [email protected] partners i vandrensningsfiltre (Development of starter culture products for establishing biological transformations processes in water work filters) Mobilt vandforsyningssystem (mobile water Pure H2O Pure H2O, DTU 2014 MUDP and supply system) www.pureh2o.net partners Fra overfladevand til drikkevand ved kombineret Poul Fogh, Adept Water AWT A/S, KU Plen, Bio-Aqua A/S 2013 – 2015 MUDP and brug af filtreringsteknologi og elektrokemi - Technologies A/S project KOMBITEK. (From surface water to drinking [email protected] partners water by combined use of filter technology and electrochemistry). Waste water 1 The Danish project leader or – if an international project – the Danish contact person 2 Billund BioRefinery – Fyrtårnsprojekt: Bjarne Bro, Billund Vand Billund Vand, Krüger, Veolia, Miljøministeriet, VTU 2014 – 2017 MUDP, Fremtidens Renseanlæg (Lighthouse Project: [email protected] VTU, and Resource Recovery for the Future). partners http://www.billundbiorefinery.dk/ Miljøeffektiv rensning af højpotente TI TI, Krüger A/S, Air Liquide A/S, DTU, AU, DNU, Aarhus 2014-2016 MUDP lægemiddelstoffer i hospitalsspildevand Caroline Kragelund Rickers Water, (Grøn (Environmental efficient purification of high risk [email protected] teknologi) drugs in hospital wastewater) http://www.teknologisk.dk/projekt- miljoeeffektiv-rensning-af-hoejpotente- laegemiddelstoffer-i- hospitalsspildevand/35391 Identifikation af uvedkommende vand i Anne Laustsen, Aarhus Aarhus Water, EnviDan, AAU Civil, Per Aarsleff 2013 – 2015 VTU spildevandsledninger (Identification of Water [email protected] Inflow/Infiltration to foul sewers) Strategic Research Centre: Design of microbial Per Halkjær Nielsen, AAU AAU Bio, DTU ENV, DTU KT, DHI, DTI, TU-Delft (NL) 2010 – 2016 DSF communities in membrane reactors: The next Bio University of Vienna (AT), NTNU (NO), Alfa Laval, generation of environmental biotechnologies [email protected] Krüger, Grundfos BioBooster, Novozymes, Avedøre http://www.ecodesign.aau.dk wastewater Services, Aalborg Utility, Veolia Environnement (FR) Industrial water EcoWater – Meso level eco-efficiency indicators Palle Lindgaard-Jørgensen, NTUA (GR), CIHEAM-IAMB (IT), Deltares (NL), FHNW 2012 – 2015 EU FP7 to assess technology and their uptake in water DHI (DE), UPORTO (PT), UACEG (BU), OU (UK), DHI, IVL use sectors [email protected] (SE), MITA (IT)) http://environ.chemeng.ntua.gr/ecowater/ Urban drainage Udvikling af aluminiumcoatet sand som jordfor- Envidan A/S Envidan A/S, KU Science, Dansand A/S, Copenhagen 2014-2015 MUDP and bedringsmiddel i nedsivningsløsninger til for- Municipality, HOFOR, Aarhus Water, SK Utility, NK partners urenet regnafstrømning (Development of Simon Toft Ingvertsen Wastewater S/S aluminium coated sand for remediation of [email protected] contaminated surface run-off before infiltration). Tlf.: 40 63 03 00 1. Byer i Vandbalance (Urban areas in water Ulrik Hindsberger, TI TI, KU Life, DTU ENV, GEUS, DHI, Per Aarsleff, Wavin, 2011 – 2014 RTI balance). [email protected] Orbicon, Copenhagen Energy, Aarhus Water, VCS http://www.byerivandbalance.dk/ Denmark, Avedøre wastewater Services; Innovationskonsortie Municipalities of Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense http://www.teknologisk.dk/ydelser/byer-i- vandbalance/innovationskonsortie/35897?cms .query=byer+i+vandbalance Vand i Byer – Innovationsnetværk for Ulrik Hindsberger, TI 140 Danish partners: research institutions, authorities, 2010 – 2014 RTI klimatilpasning (Water in Urban Areas) [email protected] utilities and private companies involved in water and (Ny bevilling www.vandibyer.dk environment. -2018). Water in the landscape TReNDS – Transport og omsætning af nitrat på Anker Lajer Højberg, GEUS GEUS, AU Agro, KU IGN, Ejlskov A/S, Sorbisense A/S, 2015-2018 Innovation forskellige skalaer i det danske landskab [email protected] SEGES, Rambøll, Laval University (CA), US Depart. of Fund (Transport and Reduction of Nitrate in Danish Agriculture (US), University of Melbourne (AU), Illinois Denmark landscapes at various Scales) University (US), Odder Municipality www.nitrat.dk Soils2Sea – Reducing nutrient loadings from Jens Christian Refsgaard, GEUS, AU Agro, University of Science and Technology 2014 – 2017 BONUS agricultural soils to the Baltic Sea via
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