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C1) Subsurface related dike failure mechanisms
Duration: 12/2017 - 11/2021
Quantitative assessment of subsurface architecture and variability for better estimations of dike failure mechanisms
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C1) Subsurface related dike failure mechanisms
Duration: 12/2017 - 11/2021
Quantitative assessment of subsurface architecture and variability for better estimations of dike failure mechanisms
DetailsΔ-ENIGMA
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Rivers2Morrow
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All-Risk
active
Duration: 06/2017 - 06/2022
VisitPiping in practice
finished
Duration: 01/2016 - 12/2021
Developing a generic method to predict piping hazard in a range of natural substrates with realistic heterogeneity, at the site and delta scale, using combined 3D subsurface
DetailsEstuaries shaped by biomorphodynamics, inherited landscape conditions and human interference
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Duration: 12/2015 - 02/2021
To develop models for large-scale planform shape and size of sandy estuaries and predict past and future, large-scale effects of biomorphological interactions and inherited conditions
DetailsFloods of the Past, Design for the Future
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Duration: 01/2015 - 12/2021
Combining historical and geological insights with hydraulic numerical modelling to improve estimates of past Rhine river flood magnitudes
DetailsRiverCare
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Turning the tide: dynamics of channels and shoals in estuaries with sand and mud
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Duration: 10/2014 - 09/2019
Channel-shoal dynamics in estuaries result from geomorphological processes and human interference, for which experiments and numerical models were built
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