The Water For Texas 2023 Conference brought together a wide range of professionals, stakeholders, and innovators from January 23-25, 2023, in Austin, Texas, to discuss water topics - from supply reliability to flood control - for the second largest state in the U.S. and to explore new sustainable solutions.
Invited by the Texas Natural Resources Information System (TNRIS), Daniel Cornel, Senior Researcher in our Integrated Simulations Group, attended the conference as an international speaker to present the VRVis simulation software viscloud to the U.S. audience. Together with two other international experts, he spoke on January 24, as part of the panel discussion "Global Water Innovations: International Ideas and Accomplishments," about the impact that water-related solutions from around the world can have in Texas today and in the future. The following day, Cornel gave a presentation with live viscloud demos on the topic of "Flood Data Mapping: Bringing the Future to Texas" to show how extremely fast the simulation software viscloud can simulate flood and heavy rainfall scenarios for extensive areas and visualize them in 3D. Many conference participants also attended the live demos offered by Daniel Cornel in the Exhibition Booths area on all three days of the conference with great interest and enthusiasm for the unique software that intuitively combines hydrodynamic modeling, analysis, and visualization.
Vienna, February 9, 2023
VRVis develops an interactive viscloud model for the OOWV (Oldenburgisch-Ostfriesischer Wasserverband) for simulating and visualizing regionally differentiated heavy rainfall events for the entire OOWV area.
As part of the research project WiCiD, VRVis is developing an interactive viscloud web application for the city of Gothenburg on behalf of DHI Sweden.
A high-resolution base model of the entire federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate makes heavy rain and flood simulations accessible to different user groups.
The Raincloud project's goal is to optimize and extend the simulation software viscloud to tackle the increasing challenges in water planning and disaster management in the face of climate change.
The goal of HORA 3D is the development and maintenance of a publicly accessible web application for object-related visualization of the results of the HORA 3 research project.
viscloud's hydrodynamic simulations provide precise water level predictions at any point on a water surface in the "PegelAlarm" app.
For many years we have been dealing with all aspects of hydrodynamic modelling. With our software viscloud we can model different scenarios and also offer this as a service.
We create a digital twin of a community and simulate weather events to identify high-risk buildings and infrastructure vulnerabilities.
