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Dredging Paper Award Goes To ‘Building with Nature’ (UK)
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Dredging Paper Award Goes To ‘Building with Nature’ (UK)

Stefan Aarninkhof (Royal Boskalis Westminster) and his colleagues at EcosShape | Building with Nature, Jan van Dalfsen and Jan Mulder (both Deltares) and Daan Rijks (DHV Consultants, now Royal Boskalis Westminster) won the Award for their paper entitled “Sustainable Development of Nourished Shorelin

about 16 years ago
GeoAcoustics Releases GeoSwath Plus Compact for Simultaneous Swath Bathymetry and Side Scan Seabed Mapping
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GeoAcoustics Releases GeoSwath Plus Compact for Simultaneous Swath Bathymetry and Side Scan Seabed Mapping

Leading manufacturer of sonar seabed survey equipment, GeoAcoustics Ltd, recently released the GeoSwath Plus Compact for wide swath bathymetry. This new shallow water multibeam and side scan system is based on the most successful phase measuring bathymetric sonar in the market, the Geoswath Plus. Ge

about 16 years ago
IADC Announces Guide to Cost Standards for Dredging Equipment 2009 (The Netherlands)
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IADC Announces Guide to Cost Standards for Dredging Equipment 2009 (The Netherlands)

A guide to cost standards for dredging equipment 2009 gives the replacement value for ex-works, yard or importer and exclusive of VAT, in… [mappress] Source: IADC, May 18, 2010

about 16 years ago
Australia: Dredging stirs harbour toxins
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Australia: Dredging stirs harbour toxins

Toxin tests on live mussels put in bags in the Swan River and Fremantle Harbour for the first six weeks of port dredging have shown detectable levels of tributyltin, polychlorinated biphenyls and heavy metals… [mappress] Source: the West Australian, March 11, 2010

about 16 years ago
USA: Environmental roadblock for dredges at Florida beaches
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USA: Environmental roadblock for dredges at Florida beaches

A tiny marine bristle worm has stopped dredges from pumping sand along Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach for the past decade, while officials spent almost $68 million bulking up the oceanfront to the north and south… [mappress] Source: Florida Today, March 7, 2010

about 16 years ago
Coastal Erosion Threatens Evolutionary Hotspots In Gulf Region
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Coastal Erosion Threatens Evolutionary Hotspots In Gulf Region

Projects like Dubai’s “The World” will cause untold damage of shoreline erosion and habitat loss. So do modern ports, threatening endangered species. But there are solutions, says US expert… Source: Green Prophet, March 5, 2010

about 16 years ago
EU: New insights into the impact of dredging on the environment
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EU: New insights into the impact of dredging on the environment

New insights into the impact of dredging on the environment highlight the distinction between small, frequent deposits of sediments arising from maintenance dredging, and larger one-off capital deposits. Understanding this distinction is crucial for effective licensing and monitoring of dredging… So

about 16 years ago
Finland: dredging stirs up sea bottom along coast more than planned gas pipeline
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Finland: dredging stirs up sea bottom along coast more than planned gas pipeline

Dredging work at Finnish harbours and along shipping routes are stirring up sediments on the sea bottom significantly more than the laying of the planned undersea natural gas pipeline would. [mappress] Source: Helsingin Sanomat, February 22, 2010

about 16 years ago
UK: Ground-breaking study of river-tidal zones launched
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UK: Ground-breaking study of river-tidal zones launched

A university scientist has been appointed chief investigator in a £607,000 research project aimed at understanding what happens when rivers meet tides in the world’s largest estuaries. [mappress] Source:brighton,February 19,2010;

about 16 years ago
EIVA (Denmark) presents new NaviModel 3D software
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EIVA (Denmark) presents new NaviModel 3D software

NaviModel software for ocean mapping, data analysis and interpretation provides intuitive 3D visualiasation of infinite survey data sets by import of multiple data formats and sources using user-defined templates. NaviModel includes features for… Source: Hydro International, February 18, 2010

about 16 years ago
Sedimentation Estimation from ADCP Measurements
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Sedimentation Estimation from ADCP Measurements

Many harbours in tide-dominated areas silt up as a consequence of asymmetric tides. To understand the process of harbour sedimentation at tidal rivers, it is important to know the amount of transport of suspended sediment. In a small and shallow harbour along a tidal river, simultaneous ADC, OBS, CT

about 16 years ago
The Netherlands: CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software
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The Netherlands: CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software

The Netherlands — CT Systems unveils the all new Viking Dredge software. Viking Dredge is specifically designed for use on a wide range of dredging vessels, ranging from a small cutter dredger to a large seagoing hopper dredger… [mappress] Source: GIS User, February 12, 2010

about 16 years ago
QPS Quinsy software integrates multibeam and laser scan for inspections of underwater constructions
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QPS Quinsy software integrates multibeam and laser scan for inspections of underwater constructions

In real life, professionals were able to see how QPS Quinsy software in combination with multibeam and laser scanning facilitates inspections of quay walls and other water borders. Last week, several demonstrations were given with co-operation of the Rotterdam Port Authority. [mappress] Source: Hydr

about 16 years ago
Ernst & Young reports: Indian trade scale up drives the demand for dredging
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Ernst & Young reports: Indian trade scale up drives the demand for dredging

Mumbai: With India expected to emerge as a global trade hub over the next few years, an effective port infrastructure is vital to scale up the country’s trade development, global consultancy firm Ernst & Young today said in a report. [mappress] source: DNA, February 7, 2010;

about 16 years ago
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