Registration open for the Seminar on Dredging & Reclamation in Singapore: 17-21 November 2025
Learn the basics of dredging from experienced lecturers and complete a tender process from start to finish!
An efficient tool for environmental control in dredging operations
Environmental management and monitoring programmes are essential for identifying and mitigating adverse impacts that dredging activities may have on the environment. However, it is not always feasible, especially for the client, to have the necessary tools to conduct these tasks adequately, whether due to cost constraints or limited information availability. The use of the Automatic Identification System (AIS), as an efficient and cost-effective monitoring method in dredging projects, can lead to significant improvements in project environmental management. In cases involving trailing suction hopper dredgers (TSHD), this tool allows for equipment tracking, verifying the proper use of contract-approved areas and additionally estimating daily production values through a simplified method.
A Guide to Cost Standards for Dredging Equipment 2024
A joint venture between IADC and CIRIA, the publication A guide to cost standards for dredging equipment 2024 offers a benchmark to establish the capital and related costs of various types of dredging plant and equipment commonly in use within the industry.
Registration open for the Seminar on Dredging & Reclamation in Delft: 1-5 July 2024
Learn the basics of dredging from experienced lecturers and complete a tender process from start to finish!
IADC Fleet List 2023
As a service to the dredging community, IADC releases an updated version of the IADC Fleet List each year. Data regarding the plants of IADC members is gathered annually by the Registered Plant Committee and then formulated into a list.
IADC Fleet list 2023
As a service to the dredging community, IADC releases an updated version of the IADC Fleet List each year.
Registration open for the Seminar on Dredging & Reclamation in Delft: 3-7 July 2023
Learn the basics of dredging from experienced lecturers and complete a tender process from start to finish!
Shaping the engineers of tomorrow
During his distinguished career as professor of Coastal Engineering at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), Kees d’Angremond served as head of Hydraulic and Offshore Engineering, chair of the department of Hydraulic and Geotechnical Engineering, and dean of the faculty of Civil Engineering from 1989 to 2001. Now professor emeritus, he still works as an advisor and independent consultant. We invited Kees to a conversation with Stefan Aarninkhof, professor of Coastal Engineering and chair of the department of Hydraulic Engineering at TU Delft, to talk about their careers in the dredging industry and the role of academia in the industry today.