“The Suez Canal – Camels, Sand and Water”
The museum has spent a great deal of attention to the creation of the canal and the celebration of its opening in 1869.
“Dilution”, A New Technology Used at the Pearl River Estuary Pipeline Installation Project
Unable to excavate a conventional open trench because of dumping limitations, a new technique was developed to install the pipeline through “diluted” soil.
“Engineering with Nature” Promotes Triple-Win Outcomes
When you think out of the box, science and engineering can lead to practical solutions for both the protection of nature and sustainable economic developments.
“Work Safe” – An Innovative System of Safe Work Practices (IADC 2011 Annual Safety Award)
Employees lead the way in safety awareness and in finding practical tools for use “right here and right now” resulting in greater overall on-the-job safety.
13 Nominations in the Running for IADC’s Safety Award 2017
Safety is the number one priority during dredging operations and IADC’s Safety Award aims to promote awareness through innovation. Thirteen nominations are in the running to receive the 2017 Award.
14 innovations face off for Safety Award 2019
Each year, IADC gives a safety award to one exceptional innovation which proves it is the best in its class. This year, 14 innovations addressing challenges faced within the dredging industry have been nominated.
15 Years Experience with Fluid Mud: Definition of the Nautical Bottom with Rheological Parameters
In the contract of 1954 between the German Federal Waterways Administration and the newly formed Water and Land Federation Emden-Riepe, the Federation relinquished agricultural land within the Emden-Riepe Lowland to the Association of Port Operators to accommodate sediment from the Port of Emd.