German Water History Society

German Water History Society (DWhG)
legal form	Non-profit e. V.
founding	January 19, 2002
Seat	Siegburg
main emphasis	History of water management ( hydraulic engineering , water management )
Action space	Germany
Website	www.dwhg-ev.com

The German Water History Society (DWhG) is an association for the promotion of scientific education, research and information in the field of the history of water and the areas related to it.

The association was founded in Mainz in 2002 . The company is to continue the tasks and goals of the study group for the history of hydraulic engineering , water management and hydrology founded in 1963 by Martin Eckoldt at the Federal Institute for Hydrology in Koblenz .

The chairman of the company is Wolfram Such, his deputies are Klaus Röttcher and Norman Pohl.

DWhG publications

• Volume 1: Cura Aquarum in Israel . ISBN 3-8311-4562-8
• Volume 2: Water history research, focus on antiquity . ISBN 3-8330-0340-5
• Volume 3: Research on water history, focus on mining . ISBN 3-8330-0729-X
• Volume 4: Research on water history, focus on flood protection / Elbe . ISBN 3-8334-0793-X
• Volume 5: Hydraulic structures in the Kingdom of Urartu and other contributions to hydraulic engineering in antiquity . ISBN 3-8334-1502-9
• Volume 6: East Frisia and the State of Oldenburg under the protection of the dikes . ISBN 3-8334-1503-7
• Volume 7: Water development in the cultural landscape . ISBN 3-8334-3213-6
• Volume 8: The water culture of Villa Hadriana . ISBN 978-3-8334-4081-6
• Volume 9: Ancient cisterns . ISBN 978-3-8334-4225-4
• Volume 10: Historical water use on the Danube and the Upper Rhine and between the Black Forest and the Vosges . ISBN 978-3-8334-8273-1
• Volume 11: From cura aquarum to the EU Water Framework Directive - five years of the DWhG . 1st half volume ISBN 978-3-8334-8433-9 , 2nd half volume ISBN 978-3-8334-8434-6
• Volume 12: Cura Aquarum in Jordan . ISBN 978-3-8334-8568-8
• Volume 13: Hamburg - the Elbe and the water as well as other water-historical contributions . ISBN 978-3-8370-2347-3
• Volume 14: Water on the Limes and in Hohenloher Land . ISBN 978-3-8391-8665-7
• Volume 15: Halle and the Saale . ISBN 978-3-8423-4554-6
• Volume 16: Historical water uses in Ravensburg and its surroundings . ISBN 978-3-8423-4573-7
• Volume 17: Waterways between the Elbe, North and Baltic Seas, then and now . ISBN 978-3-8423-6532-2
• Volume 18: The development of water management in the Ruhr area . ISBN 978-3-8482-0364-2
• Volume 19: UNESCO World Heritage Upper Harz Water Management . ISBN 978-3-8482-0803-6
• Volume 20: DWhG - Ten Years of Water History Research and Reports . Part I ISBN 978-3-8448-0362-4 , Part II ISBN 978-3-8448-1160-5
• Volume 21: Cura Aquarum in Israel II - Water in Antiquity - In Memory of Mr. Yehuda Peleg / Prof. Ehud Netzer / Dr. David Amit. ISBN 978-3-86948-333-7
• Volume 22: The Thuringian Flood of 1613 and its consequences for today. ISBN 978-3-86948-306-1
• Volume 23: DWhG-Conferences 2014. 24th symposium: 100 years of the Großschifffahrtsweg Berlin-Stettin, 80 years of Niederfinow ship lifts, Chorin June 12-14, 2014 / 25th conference: Water history from Emperor Charlemagne to today, Aachen 11-13.09 .2014 , ISBN 978-3-86948-376-4
• Volume 24: The development of water management, waterways, coastal and nature conservation in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. ISBN 978-3-86948-520-1
• Volume 25: New contributions to hydrotechnology in antiquity. ISBN 978-3-86948-471-6
• Volume 26: 150 Years of Elbe River Construction Management - Researching and Managing Together. ISBN 978-3-86948-522-5

• Special volume 1: Mathias Döring: Weilburg and its water . Siegburg and Weilburg 2005
• Special volume 2: Integrated Land and Water Resources management in History . ISBN 3-8334-2463-X
• Special volume 3: Hans Schiebold: Heating and water heating in Roman thermal baths . ISBN 978-3-8391-1398-1
• Special volume 4: Wiebke Bebermeier, Anna-Sarah Hennig, Mathias Mutz: Vom Wasser . ISBN 978-3-8334-8840-5
• Special volume 5: Gerhard Tuttahs: Miletus and the water . ISBN 978-3-00-023336-4
• Special volume 6: Mathias Deutsch, Klaus Röttcher, Karl-Heinz Pörtge: Water level - texts on floods, hydraulic engineering and water management from three centuries . Siegburg 2009
• Special Volume 7: Andreas Emmerling Scale: Hygiene - Hydrology - Water Law: History of groundwater level monitoring from 1856 to the beginning of the state groundwater services . ISBN 978-3-8482-0527-1
• Special volume 8: Gerd Hoffmann: Roman aqueducts on postage stamps. ISBN 978-3-86948-269-9
• Special volume 9: Peter Kowalewski: Buildings of water supply and sewage systems on ancient coins. ISBN 978-3-86948-270-5
• Special volume 10: Günter Malyska: Contributions to water management in the former lignite mining area of ​​the Geiseltal near Merseburg. ISBN 978-3-86948-340-5
• Special volume 11: Werner Lamberth: Hildegard von Bingen and the water. ISBN 978-3-86948-375-7
• Special volume 12: Mathias Döring: Water for the Decapolis - Roman long-distance water pipeline in Syria and Jordan. ISBN 978-3-9815362-3-2 .
• Special volume 13: Hartmut Wittenberg, Jose Navarro Pedreño, Ignacio Meléndez Pastor : The water mills in the irrigation system of the Palmeral de Elche, Spain / Los molinos de agua asociados al sistema de riego del Palmeral de Elche, España. ISBN 978-3-86948-475-4
• Special volume 14: Kai Wellbrock: Inner- city ​​water management in Hellenistic-Roman Pergamon . ISBN 978-3-86948-521-8
• Special volume 15: Roland Schneider: How the Elbe became navigable. ISBN 978-3-86948-523-2 .
• Special volume 16: Horst Wingrich: The water supply as reflected in the postage stamps. ISBN 978-3-86948-524-9

Individual evidence

1. ↑ https://www.dwhg-ev.com/über-die-dwhg
2. ^ Journal of Hydrology and Water Management, Volume 46, Issue 1, February 2002, page 33