Terra et Aqua 111 – complete issue

Read the complete issue containing articles, upcoming events, an interview and book review.

Waterfront Developments in Harmony with Nature

Though human-made beaches and lagoons are considered “artificial”, when well planned by engineers and architects they can become a sustainable, “natural” part of a new coastal landscape.

Maximising Beneficial Reuse Through the Use of a Novel Dredging Contract

Partnering with dredging experts, the Port of London Authority developed a unique contract, which incentivised dredging contractors to find opportunities for the beneficial reuse of dredged material.

Process-based Modelling of Mega-Scale Equilibrium Conditions in the Dutch Wadden Sea

As a result of the closure of the Zuider Sea 75 years ago, as well as subsequent interventions and natural disturbances, the Wadden Sea is no longer in an equilibrium or stable condition, but modelling indicates that in the long-term a new dynamic equilibrium state should return.