Environmental flow: the limit that defines a project’s viability
How much water can be abstracted from a river without compromising the ecosystem? Why calculating it precisely determines the approval — and the operation — of a project.
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What we learn measuring rivers, marshes and wetlands, written for those who must decide.
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Hydraulics
Modelling in 1D, 2D or 3D: choosing without over-sizing the study
The dimension of the model is not a technical preference: it depends on the decision to be supported and on the data available.
Environment and risk
Environmental incidents: the first 72 hours define the evidence
What to measure, where and how often when an unplanned discharge reaches a body of water.
Territory
Incomplete series: how to fill data gaps without inventing information
Cleaning, infilling and validating rainfall and flow series, and when a gap makes field measurement unavoidable.
Sediment
Bridge scour: why the structure fails and not the design
Sediment transport explains most damage to structures over active watercourses. How to anticipate it.
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