Prof. Dr. Peter Wycisk
Prof. Dr. Peter Wycisk
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg – Department of Geosciences
Managing Director University Centre for Environmental Sciences UZU
Homepage
peter.wycisk@geo.uni-halle.de
Research Focus
Risk assessment and groundwater modeling of contaminants.
3D geological modeling of subsurface structures for GIS based DSS in the field of strategic planning.
Groundwater recharge of Germany – Development of a national wide GIS-based approach.
Groundwater assessment and modeling of the Nubian Aquifer System – Western Desert, Egypt.
Selected Publications
Gossel, W., Ebraheem, A.M. & Wycisk, P. (2004): A very large scale GIS-based groundwater flow model for the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer in Eastern Sahara.- Hydrogeology Journal 12 (6): 698-713.
Heidrich, S., Schirmer, M., Weiß, H., Wycisk, P. Großmann, J. & Kaschl, A. (2004): Regionally contami-nated aquifers – toxicological relevance and remediation options (Bitterfeld Case Study).- Toxicol-ogy, 205, 143-155.
Ebraheem, A.M, Riad, S. Wycisk, P. & Seif El-Nasr, A.M (2002): Simulation of impact of present and future groundwater extraction from the non-replenished Nubian Sandstone Aquifer in southwest Egypt.- Environmental Geology: 43 (1-2), 188-196.
Meissner, B., & Wycisk, P. (eds.) (1993): Geopotential and Ecology: Analysis of a Desert Region.- CATENA Supplement 26, 200 S., 6 Karten; Cremlingen.
Wycisk, P., Neumann, Ch. & Gossel, W. (2005): Flooding induced effects from the mining lake Goitzsche on the groundwater and land-use in the Bitterfeld area (Germany).- Acta Hydrochem. et Hydrobiol. 23 pp, in press.
Wycisk, P., Weiss, H., Kaschl, A., Heidrich, s. & Sommerwerk, K. (2003): Groundwater pollution and remediation options for multi-source contaminated aquifers (Bitterfeld/Wolfen, Germany).- Toxicol-ogy Letters, 140-141, 343-351.