Dr.-Ing. Reinhard Schinke

Analyses of damage to buildings caused by floods, groundwater inundation, and further climate change-induced impacts; estimation the effects of flood resilient measures; development of damage and risk modelling concepts; database design and development

FLOOD.Bi
Interactive WebGIS Application to identify appropriate, object related flood resilient technologies for residential buildings. Overall concept, specification of calculation procedures, database design and data (flood hazard index, flood related vulnerability and risks of buildings as well as the effects of flood resilient technologies)

since 2007

Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER), Dresden, Germany
Research associate in civil engineering and project manager

2011

University of Western-Ontario, Faculty of Engineering, London, Ontario, Canada
Research grant of the German Academic Exchange Service, 3 month

1997-2007

Dresden Groundwater research institute (GFI GmbH Dresden), Germany
Research associate and project engineer

1997-2006

Dresden Groundwater Research Centre (DGFZ e.V.), Germany
Research associate

 

2008

Doctorate at the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus (Germany), Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Process Engineering

1991-1996

Study of civil engineering at the Technische Universität Dresden (Germany), main focus on structural engineering

 

2021-2025
INCREASE: "Inclusive and Integrated Multi-Hazard Risk Management and Engagement of Volunteers to INCREASE Societal Resilience in Times of Changing Climates", Joint project, IOER-Subproject: Vulnerability Analyses and Strategic Planning as Contribution to Enhance Social Resilience in Climate Change, Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)

2020-2023
KlimaKonform: "Platform for climate-conform action at local and district level in low mountain regions", BMBF - funding measure "Regional Information on Climate Action" (RegIKlim)

STRIMA-II: "Cross-border cooperation in flood risk management between the Czech Republic and the Free State of Saxony – II" EU - European Union. European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), Interreg VA, 2017-2020

HUeBro: "House Lifting in flood plain areas – Example of the village Brockwitz at the Elbe River", Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety, Funding for actions to climate change adaptation, priority: municipal lighthouse projects, 2017-2019

HWS-Info I/II: "Transfer of flood damage and risk information", State capital Dresden, Database design and development as a basis to transfer key results from the EU-Ziel3 research project STRIMA; State capital Dresden, 2016-2018

SCHAD-Thue: "Fundamentals for implementing synthetic depth-damage function in damage modelling of the Free State of Thuringia", TLUG - Thuringian State Agency of Environment and Geology, 2016-2018

HWS-FFO2: " Improvement of flood control in Frankfurt (Oder), Section riverside promenade: Benefit-Cost-Analysis"; LfU – State Office for Environment, Brandenburg, 2017

GIS-ImmoRisk: "Analysis of selected, qualitative and quantitative methods to estimate the consequences of heat, heavy rain, hail, and earthquake on buildings and their uses", BBSR Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development, 2017

HWS-Pleiße: "Determination of potential flood damage to buildings in Thuringia – the example of sparsely settled areas along the Pleiße River", TLUG - Thuringian State Agency of Environment and Geology, 2015-2016

HWS-Greiz: "Determination of potential flood damage to buildings for the evaluation of technical flood protection measures – pilot application in the study area Greiz (Thuringia)", TLUG - Thuringian State Agency of Environment and Geology, 2015-2016

HWS-FFO: "Benefit-Cost-Analysis (BCA) of flood protection measures in Frankfurt Oder - Buschmuehlenweg", LfU - State Office of Environment (Brandenburg), 2015-2016

StatisNWG: "Obtaining statistical findings about non-domestic buildings to be built and their technical equipment", BBSR - Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development, (2015), 2014-2015

STRIMA: "Cross-border cooperation in flood risk management of the Czech Republic and the Free State of Saxony", EU - European Union. European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), Interreg VA, join project, Work package at IOER:

SCHAD-SYS: "Determination of depth-damage functions for residential and non-residential buildings as data base of a modular damage information system", LfULG - Saxon State Agency of Environment, Agriculture and Geology, 2013-2014

SCHADE I/II: "Completion of synthetic depth-damage-functions for buildings in flood prone urban areas of Saxony", State Reservoir Administration of Saxony, (2012-13), 2010-2013

SMARTeST: "Smart Resilience Technology Systems and Tools", European Union, Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), joint project, 2010-2013

VERIS Elbe: "Changes and management of risks of extreme flood events in large river basins- the example of the Elbe River" – Topic: "Effects of flood precaution on depth-damage functions", joint project, BMBF research activity: "Risk Management of Extreme Flood Events" (RIMAX), (2008), 2005-2008

MULTISURE: "Development of Multi-Sequential Mitigation Strategies for Urbanised Areas Prone to High Groundwater Level"; Work package of IOER: "Damage estimation of subterranean building constructions due to high groundwater level", joint project, BMBF research activity: "Risk Management of Extreme Flood Events" (RIMAX), (2007-10), 2006-2010

Cooperation in the BWK - Working group: High groundwater level
BWK - Association of Engineers for Water Management, Waste Management and Land Improvement e.V. 

Research grant of the German Academic Exchange Service 2011
University of Western-Ontario, Faculty of Engineering, London, Ontario, Canada