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Technical University of Munich

Numerical Laboratory

Laboratory Director: Dr. Gerhard Lehrberger

In the numerical laboratory, there are 24 computer workstations available to our students, doctoral students and all employees. 

In addition, two special workstations have been set up. A powerful workstation for complex calculations, modeling as well as 3D applications and a workstation equipped with a flatbed scanner, a slide scanner and a large format scanner (up to 40''). 

In the numerical laboratory, seminars and exercises are held in the fields of GIS, modeling (mechanical, hydraulic, thermal), 3D visualization and geostatistics. The laboratory is also used by students and doctoral students to work on their theses.

Following softwares are in use:
  • operating system: Windows 10 Prof.
  • Office: MS Office 2016 (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access), Open Office
  • graphics: Corel Draw Graphics Suite 2019
  • scientific graphics: Grapher 10
  • statistics: R
  • GIS: ArcGIS Desktop, QGIS, GRASS GIS, SAGA GIS
  • modeling: Rocscience Suite, all Itasca Codes (Verwendung der Lizenz nur nach Absprache möglich), FeFlow, Petrel, Eclipse
  • engineering geology: DC Bodenmechanik / GGU Software Suite
Notes on using the laboratory:
  • log-in to the computers is only possible via own LRZ-ID
  • The room is opened and closed by employees of the chair. Use is only possible during normal office hours and in the presence of an employee!
  • This means that use cannot be guaranteed during the lecture-free period!
  • The current timetable of occupancy can be found on the door of the numerical laboratory.
  • The timetable of occupancy for the lecture-free period can also be found at the door of the numerical laboratory.
  • Due to lectures and maintenance works, the timetable of occupancy may change at short notice.
  • The computers are initialized at irregular intervals. Please store data only temporarily on the computer! Use the network resources (NAS) provided by the LRZ!
  • Please report any problems with software or hardware immediately to the person responsible or record them in the lab book (usually located on the steel cabinet at the back of the numerical lab).
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