Max und Christian über ihr Studium Geomatik
Die beiden studieren Geomatik im sechsten Semester und haben sich in der ersten Vorlesungswoche kennengelernt. Seitdem meistern sie ihr Studium gemeinsam. Im Interview sprechen sie über praktische Inhalte, Exkursionen und die Zukunftsaussichten von Geomatikern.
Development of a modular urban vegetation system for rainwater storage in city centres
As part of the interdisciplinary research and development project "Rainwater storage system - Above-ground rainwater retention value-added solution for city centres" (ReWass), a national and international research consortium from Germany and Austria is working on the development of a modular urban vegetation system. This system consists of perennials, shrubs and trees that are linked together to form a three-dimensional network. The system not only serves as rainwater storage, but also as a green buffer during heavy rainfall events.
As a partner in this project, the university is responsible for developing a suitable substrate concept for planting the elements. The aim is to develop a substrate that fulfils the requirements for rainwater storage and at the same time provides optimum conditions for plant growth. In addition, a plant matrix is being designed that enables the automated selection of suitable plants and plant communities based on the site conditions and the performance of the greened rainwater reservoirs.
HTWD researchers plan pilot plant in Linz with partner
The "ReWass" project is being carried out by HTW Dresden in collaboration with partners such as Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Ingenieurgesellschaft Prof. Dr. Sieker mbH, Staretschek GmbH, JoLo GmbH and GRÜNSTATTGRAU GmbH. Another aim of the project is to set up a pilot plant in collaboration with the city of Linz (Austria), which will be subject to scientific monitoring once the project has been completed.
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