The Isar Experience River Restoration in Middle Isar Reaches Uwe Kleber-Lerchbaumer Bavarian Environment Agency
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1 The Experience Bavarian Environment Agency Project Sud'Eau, 2011/03/18 Bloc 4 Archivo General de Navarra C/Dos de Mayo, Pamplona, Navarra
2 The Experience River Basin Low er Middle Project Munich Plan km 2 LQ = 43 m 3 /s MQ = 85 m 3 /s HQ D = m 3 /s Upper Mühltal-Project Sylvenstein Dam 1
3 The Experience Middle in natural state C. M. Rottmayer (1890, Bavrian State Gallery) Middle next Moosburg (topographical map, about 1865) Middle betw een Freising and Moosburg (aerial photo, 1896) 2
4 The Experience Rectification of Middle constrict main stream channel by longitudinal spur dikes (groines) Fixation of Mean Discharge Profiles by Spur Dikes (about 1920) Stabilization of Banks and Floodplains by Sedimenation (about 1920) Bank Protection (about 1920) Middle next to Ismaning (about 1954) 3
5 The Experience Hydropower Generation + Middle--Channel 2020 Munich Plan Pullach-Channel Primordial April - September: 5 m 3 /s October - March: 4 m 3 /s Mühltal-Channel Mühltal-Project 4
6 The Experience Impact on Bedload Regime caused Riverbed Erosion Weir Achering (1954, under construction) Weir Achering (1954, under construction) Collapse of Riverbed (1954 Flood) Weir Achering (1955) 5
7 The Experience Riparian Settlements and Munich
8 The Experience Dikes Dike (Sec I) Crack on dow nstream dike face caused by trees Dike (Sec I) Erosion of upstream dike face Dike (Sec I) 7
9 The Experience for River-Development Abstract: deficient hydromorphological structure deficient habitat conditions deficient flood protection less attractivity Column I Preventative Measures River Restoration Column II Technical Measures Technical 1 Widening of Mean Discharge Profis 2 Advancement of Systems 3 Reactivation of Selfdynamic Hydromorphological Development Column III Administrative Measures 8
10 The Experience Planner: State Water Department Munich & Bavarian Environment Agency Schedule: Section I Pilote Scheme (Marienklausensteg) 2000/01 Section I-III 2001/05 Section I River Restoration 2002/04 Section II River Restoration 2003/07 Section III Section III Urban Development Contest Hydraulic Modelling 2008/09 River Restoration 2010/11 (under constr.) General costs: EUR 55% State of Bavaria (awarding authortiy) 45% City of Munich cofinanced by European Union (EAGFL/ELER-Fond) Hydraulic Modelling Sec I Sec II Sec III Concept Model Flaucher Pilote Scheme 9
11 The Experience Concept Model Flaucher Stream betw een Brudermühlbrücke and Praterinsel (Sec III) Flaucher (Sec II) 10
12 The Experience Dikes (Sec I-III) 1 Concrete Topping (reinforced) 2 Diaphragm Walls (non-reinforced) 3 Diaphragm Walls (reinforced) 4 Groundw ater Windows Vertical Spiral- Drilling Works (MIP) 1 Vertical Spiral- Drilling System ( MIP) Reinforcement by steal beams Diaphragm-Walls (MIP-Technology) Vertical Spiral- Drilling System ( MIP) 11
13 The Experience Dikes (Sec I-III) Reinforcement of Concrete Topping (Sec I) statically reinforced diaphragm wall by steal beams and concrete topping Reinforcement of Concrete Topping (Sec I) 12
14 The Experience Restored Dikes Dike (Sec I) Dike (Sec I) 13
15 The Experience Pilote Scheme (Sec I) (under construction) 14
16 The Experience Pilote Scheme (Sec I)
17 The Experience Sector I
18 The Experience Sector II Little Ringed Plover (Charadrius dbius)
19 The Experience Technical Bank Protection Bank Protection (1920) Bank Protection (2001, Sec II) 18
20 The Experience Backlined Bank Protection rubble filter package coverage by natural on-site-materials base protection armourstone-package backlined trench filled with armourstone-package partial upstream protection coverage rubble-filter-package armourstone-package Backlined Bank Protection (Sec I) Backlined Trench (Sec II) 19
21 The Experience Backlined Bank Protection Diversion Floodw ay Brudermühlbrücke (Sec III) rubble-filter-package top-coverage by sods (calcerous grasslands) base-coverage 20
22 The Experience On-Site-Impressions Abrasion of Floodplains (2008, Sec III) Abrasion of Floodplains (2008, Sec III) 21
23 The Experience WWII-Reminders Debris of WWII-Aircraft-Bombing (Sec II) WWII-Flak-Ammunition WWII-Aircraft-Bomb (Sec II) 22
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