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NCR Days 2003 Book of Abstracts

NCR Days 2002 Book of Abstracts

NCR Days 2001 Book of Abstracts

NCR Days 2000 Book of Abstracts

A method to quickly detect where floodplain vegetation changes occur and to which vegetation class did they change.

Current law does not provide a clear answer to decisive questions that exist in practice, but usually this does not hinder the realization of such an innovation.

A method to use CPT and laboratory tests to calculate characteristic values, on the basis of pairwise established CPT-based correlations. We illustrate the method in six cases accounting for regional and local variations, failure extent and availability of local CPTs.

Het huidige recht geeft niet altijd duidelijk antwoord op vragen die in de praktijk bestaan, maar dit staat de realisatie van een dergelijke innovatie meestal niet in de weg.

Sediment budgets are an important tool that can be used to summarize the complex sediment dynamics that occur at the fluvial-tidal transition. Estuaries and deltas form at this transition and their morphology and hydrodynamic processes are directly decided by the amount of sediment present. The amount of sediment present is determined by inflowing rivers, sediment transported and moved by the tides and by direct human intervention. Sediment budgets encompass these diverse processes and allow for direct annual comparisons of the net gain or loss of sediment in a given region. A net loss of sediment leads to a myriad of problems including increased flood risk, damage to or loss of ecologically valuable areas and bed level degradation of channels.