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FEFLOW Applied to Dams

Are you looking to efficiently calculate fluxes, pore pressure distribution, and hydraulic heads in earth dams while taking into account drains, curtains, different materials, and transient variation of the reservoir level using robust numerical models with mesh flexibility?
Join Dr.Nilson Guiguer from who presented a webinar in partnership with HydroInfo and DHI, and discover how FEFLOW can be used for this type of analysis.
The webinar covered the following topics:
- Water table elevations and its relation to dam stability;
- Calculation of fluxes and pore pressures; and
- Calibration of measured vs. observed levels using FePEST
Presented by:
Nilson Guiguer, Ph.D.
Engineer and Geologist with 35 yrs. experience in water supply, groundwater and soil contamination, engineering, environmental impact assessment, mine water management, groundwater protection, and dewatering. Acted as a Professor at University of Sao Paulo, University of Costa Rica and University of Waterloo, and taught several professional short courses worldwide. Started and managed for 15 years his own company headquartered in Waterloo, Canada, with subsidiaries in Tampa, FL, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Santiago, Chile. Upon selling the company to Schlumberger, initiated its Water Service division leading it to the mining industry and heading its Latin America operations. After this period, he was global Marketing Manager for Schlumberger Water Services based in Abu Dhabi. His latest assignment was as Managing Director for DHI β the specialists in water environments β responsible for all managing activities of its operations in Brazil, and technically leading projects in the mining sector, including karst characterization, tracer tests, and numerical modeling.