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Collection of educational resources about groundwater monitoring and aquifer testing techniques
Groundwater monitoring
Regular measurements of groundwater levels, quality, and other parameters to assess the groundwater condition over time
Advancing groundwater digitalisation
The Groundwater Teaching and Research Observatory is a groundwater test field established in 2008 by the Institute of Groundwater Management at TU Dresden’s external campus in Pirna. The test field offers excellent teaching and research opportunities in applied hydrogeology, covering a wide range of groundwater monitoring and aquifer testing techniques.
Research
Explore digital tools supporting groundwater modelling, data visualisation and analysis, scenario evaluation, and innovative groundwater management research.
Education
Access interactive learning resources, training materials, and practical tools for groundwater teaching, capacity development and student engagement.
Collaboration
Connect with other researchers and groundwater practitioners through shared data modelling platforms and collaborate on groundwater innovation.
Advancing groundwater digitalisation
The Groundwater Teaching and Research Observatory is a groundwater test field established in 2008 by the Institute of Groundwater Management at TU Dresden’s external campus in Pirna. The test field offers excellent teaching and research opportunities in applied hydrogeology, covering a wide range of groundwater monitoring and aquifer testing techniques.
Research
Explore digital tools supporting groundwater modelling, data visualisation and analysis, scenario evaluation, and innovative groundwater management research.
Education
Access interactive learning resources, training materials, and practical tools for groundwater teaching, capacity development and development of hydrogeological courses.
Collaboration
Connect with other researchers and groundwater professionals through shared data modelling platforms and collaborate on groundwater research and innovation.
Try our digital groundwater tools
Our digital tools and resources supporting groundwater research and learning through digital innovation.
Digital dashboards
Digital dashboards for our Groundwater Research and Teaching Observatory in Pirna, Germany
→Virtual 360° tours
A virtual 360° experience through our Groundwater Research and Teaching Observatory
→Web-based software
Web-based platform for groundwater modelling developed by the Research Group INOWAS
→Jupyter Notebooks
Interactive Jupyter Notebooks and other educational materials developed by the project iNUX
→Groundwater serious games
Five years. Multiple stakeholders. One aquifer in crisis. What would you do?
→Educational resources
Educational resources about groundwater processes and other interesting stuff
→Tips, stories & learning ideas
Digital dashboards
Digital dashboards for our Groundwater Research and Teaching Observatory in Pirna, Germany
Our platform includes user friendly dashboards for visualisation of historical measurements and real-time datasets collected at our Groundwater Research and Teaching Observatory in Pirna, Germany.
Large groundwater pumping wells with 10″ diameter
Groundwater monitoring wells for shallow aquifer (14 m deep)
Groundwater monitoring wells (deep aquifer (35 m deep)
Climate station for meteorological parameters
Quantitative and qualitative parameters of the river Elbe
Virtual guided tours
A virtual 360° experience through our Groundwater Research and Teaching Observatory
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Web-based software
Web-based modelling platform for groundwater management developed by the Research Group INOWAS
Web-based decision-support platform that integrates MODFLOW-based numerical groundwater modelling, managed aquifer recharge planning, GIS visualisation, and scenario analysis into an accessible online environment for research, education, and water resources management.
Free web-based groundwater modelling platform
Numerical flow and transport groundwater modelling
Tools for managed aquifer recharge planning
Interactive GIS-based data visualisation
Collaborative environment for research and education
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Book a Tour →Everything you need to know
Answers to the questions families ask most often before joining Tiny Oaks.
What hours do you operate?
Core hours are 8:30am–3:30pm Monday to Friday. We offer early drop-off from 7:30am and late pick-up until 6:00pm for an additional fee. Holiday programmes run during school breaks.
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Begin by booking a tour via our Contact page. After your visit, you can submit a Registration Form. Places are offered subject to availability, and we keep a waiting list for popular start dates.
What is your staff-to-child ratio?
We maintain a maximum ratio of 1:8 across all age groups — significantly better than the statutory minimum. Our Seedlings rooms operate at 1:4 for children under 3.
Do you follow the EYFS curriculum?
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