Registration open: “Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure” course: 18-20 November, Singapore
This 2.5-day course is organised with the support of DHI. Site visit included! IADC, CEDA, PIANC and IAPH members can participate in the course at a special rate.
Don’t forget to register for the “Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure” course in Copenhagen!
This 2.5-day course is organised with the support of DHI. Site visit included! IADC, CEDA, PIANC and IAPH members can participate in the course at a special rate.
Registration open: “Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure” course: 24-26 September, Copenhagen
This 2.5-day course is organised with the support of DHI. Site visit included! IADC, CEDA, PIANC and IAPH members can participate in the course at a special rate.
Registration open for the “Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure” course: 12-14 December, Abu Dhabi
This 2.5-day course is organised with the support of NMDC. Site visit included! IADC, CEDA, PIANC and IAPH members can participate in the course at a special rate.
Can a ‘Mud Motor’ of dredged sediment help enhance salt marsh development naturally?
Following the Building with Nature concept, a pilot study was conducted introducing finegrained dredged sediments as a semicontinuous source of mud into a shallow tidal channel, naturally dispersing sediment to nearby mudflats and salt marshes.
Dredged Sediments Management in Italy: Legal Aspects
Talking about management firstly means to qualify sediments in the correct way: are they waste or freely manageable materials? The answer is not simple and, being aware of that, the Italian legislator repeatedly intervened, from 2006 to 2012, with laws and regulations in order to offer legal certainties to the interested parties.
Biological Assessment Guidance for Dredged Material
A decision-making framework shows how to distinguish minimally hazardous sediments from those requiring special treatment.
The Use of Engineered Sediments for Dyke Construction in the Flood Control Area of Vlassenbroek
By preparing material from maintenance dredging with selected additives, a protective dyke was constructed from 100% reused sediments.