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.

“Facts About Building with Nature” describes an approach to planning and designing infrastructure that respects nature and uses natural forces proactively.
Building with Nature

“Facts About Building with Nature” describes an approach to planning and designing infrastructure that respects nature and uses natural forces proactively.

“Facts About Ecosystem Services & Dredging” describes how the value attributed to ecosystems and to dredging projects can be compared and evaluated.
Ecosystem Services

“Facts About Ecosystem Services & Dredging” describes how the value attributed to ecosystems and to dredging projects can be compared and evaluated.

Ecosystem Services

Ecosystem Services is a concept for assigning a monetary value to both a commercial activity and the natural environs where the activity is occurring.

Ecosystem Services: Towards Integrated Maritime Infrastructure Project Assessments
Ecosystem Services: Towards Integrated Maritime Infrastructure Project Assessments

A case study of a tidal marsh restoration project at the Polders of Kruibeke in Belgium shows how an Ecosystem Services assessment can reveal otherwise hidden benefits.