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Eemdijk test: dike with sheet piles has collapsed (in Dutch)!

The test dike with sheet piles collapsed on March 17 around 4 pm. The results of this trial will be used by all dike workers in the Netherlands for years to come. They can lead to a tightening of current calculation methods, so that lighter sheet piles can be used in dikes. That saves steel and therefore money. The next step is now: to start analyzing the data obtained through intensive monitoring in the dyke and on the sheet piles.

21/03/2018

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From working in exploration projects to playing in an orchestra: Tips for science-practice collaboration

Roula Dambrink and Maartje van Dijk, are the All-Risk former and current program officers from the Netherlands Organisation of scientific research (NWO). They both have a technical background and gradually moved towards more facilitator and coordinating roles to help teams work together. This blog shares three practical tips from their role in NWO and their personal experiences.

04/03/2021 by Juliette Cortes Arevalo

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Which of the major challenges in Houston could we tackle together with Dutch expertise?

27/09/2021 by Prof. dr. ir. Matthijs Kok

Matthijs Kok (TUDelft) interviewed Dr Charlie Penland, principal at the engineering firm Walter P in Houston, with 21 USA and five international offices. Charlie's...

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From working in exploration projects to playing in an orchestra: Tips for science-practice collaboration

04/03/2021 by Juliette Cortes Arevalo

Roula Dambrink and Maartje van Dijk, are the All-Risk former and current program officers from the Netherlands Organisation of scientific research (NWO). They both...

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Joint HWBP and All-Risk effort to make maximum use of the results of the sheet pile test in Eemdijk

31/01/2021 by Prof. dr. ir. Matthijs Kok

The paths of Matthijs Kok (program leader of All-Risk), Arny Lengkeek (advisor geotechnical engineering with 20 years of experience and PhD student in All-Risk...

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Interview with Jan Hateboer (Fryslân water board): dike reinforcement requires area-based collaboration

28/01/2021 by Martijn van Staveren

Jan Hateboer (project manager at Fryslân water board) shares in an interview with Martijn van Staveren (All-Risk researcher) his experiences with the implementation of...

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Reflection: Foreshores - useful for manageable flood safety or just beautiful nature?

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, salt marshes were mainly created for agriculture in the North of the Netherlands. More recently, we have reconsidered the value of these vegetated foreshores for flood safety.

02/06/2021 by Prof. Dr. Tjeerd Bouma

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12/05/2022

Dijkwerkersdag 2022 - Towards Improved Flood Defences

On Thursday, May 12, 2022, the annual Dike Day will take place in theatre Spant! in Bussum. The research team of All-Risk will take this opportunity to present their e-book as input for the discussions and activities planned for this day.

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13/10/2021

Reflection: Looking beyond reinforcement

Implementing large-scale infrastructure projects for flood risk management requires good collaboration between water authorities, municipalities, landowners and societal organisations.

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27/05/2021

Reflection: Data-driven dike enforcements - Constructive feedback from new and historical sources

The technical assessment of dike reinforcement projects in the Netherlands is flooded with data. Before, during and after dike reinforcements, a lot of data is collected and stored. This webinar attempts to bridge the gap between conventional and new data sources by presenting new methods for improving dike safety through data and discussing the general use of different data sources.

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02/06/2021

Reflection: Foreshores - useful for manageable flood safety or just beautiful nature?

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, salt marshes were mainly created for agriculture in the North of the Netherlands. More recently, we have reconsidered the value of these vegetated foreshores for flood safety.

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04/10/2021

Reflection: Risk-based inspection and interactions between failure mechanisms

Safety standards of flood defences are based on probabilities of flooding. Using a variety of failure models and statistical methods, we try to assess these probabilities as good as possible, in order to take effective measures for flood risk reduction. The question is how well we actually have insight into the flooding probability, and whether we take all relevant factors into account.

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14/06/2021

Reflection: Macro stability - better parameters or models or do we need to reinforce the dikes?

Macro instability of the inner slope is an important failure mechanism that has a large influence on the costs of dike reinforcements and their impacts on the landscape. There are various uncertainties considering the strength parameters and models. There seem to be various options when a dike does not meet the standards: better parameter estimation, better models, or realize a conservative and expansive reinforcement. Which options could we explore to deal with macro instability in an efficient manner?

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The day of the dike worker Emma Avoyan

The All-Risk research is particularly useful to the Dutch Protection Program (HWBP). Such is the case of Emma Avoyan researcher at Radboud University into the collaborative efforts of the dike reinforcement projects so that the HWBP magazine featured a day of her work.

31/08/2020 by Emma Avoyan

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Cross-Project Macro Stability Exploration (in Dutch)

22/11/2021

Within the total tasking of the Flood Protection Programme, the failure mechanism macro stability is the most important cost item for dike sections that...

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Eemdijk test: dike with sheet piles has collapsed (in Dutch)!

21/03/2018

The test dike with sheet piles collapsed on March 17 around 4 pm. The results of this trial will be used by all dike...

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PhD Defence - Wave propagation over foreshores

03/11/2021 by Christopher H. Lashley

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High water in Limburg during the summer 2021

11/10/2021 by Prof. dr. ir. Bas Jonkman

Commissioned by the Dutch Expertise Network for Flood Protection (ENW), a broad consortium of knowledge institutions, led by Delft University of Technology and Deltares,...

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Digital magazine of the Flood Protection Program

The Flood Protection Program (also known in Dutch as HWBP), an alliance of the 21 water regional authorities and the Dutch Ministry of Water Infrastructure are the direct users of All-Risk research. Our work is, therefore, regularly featured in their online magazine to keep all dike workers informed. See below the editions featuring All-Risk.

29/09/2020 by Prof. dr. ir. Matthijs Kok

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Digital magazine of the Flood Protection Program

29/09/2020 by Prof. dr. ir. Matthijs Kok

The Flood Protection Program (also known in Dutch as HWBP), an alliance of the 21 water regional authorities and the Dutch Ministry of Water...

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All-Risk newsletters

25/06/2020 by Juliette Cortes Arevalo

From now on until March 2022, the All-Risk newsletter will be published approximately every six months. Each newsletter will feature one of the five...

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Videos

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Modelling the waves forces on innovative covers for dikes

We developed a numerical model to investigate the usage of Grassblocks, which are placed underneath the grass cover to protect the dike against the wave forces once the grass is eroded.

01/09/2021 by Dr. Jord Warmink

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Modelling the waves forces on innovative covers for dikes

01/09/2021

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The Wide green dike a pilot reinforcement project on the Wadden Sea area

21/04/2020

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