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INTERREG North-West Europe SURICATES Sediment Uses as Resources In Circular And Territorial EconomieS
Partenaire : Armines
Partenaire : BRGM: Service géologique national
Partenaire : Cork Institute of Technology
Partenaire : Deltares , Enabling Delta Life
Paretenaire : IMT Lille Douai, Ecole Mines-Télécom, IMT Université de Lille
Partenaire : ixsane , société d'études et d'ingénieurs conseils
Partenaire : Port of Rotterdam
Partenaire : Scottish Canals
Partenaire : University of Strathclyde Glasgow
Partenaire : Team2, l'innovation pour l'économie circulaire
Partenaire: UCC University College Cork, Ireland
Partenaire: EPTB Rance Frémur, Baie de Beaussais, établissement public territorial de bassin
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Contibution to setup a circular economy sector

Delivrables

  • Replication conditions assessment on applications with sediments for flood and erosion protection pilot monitoring (Port of Rotterdam)
  • Implementation of new solution in Port of Rotterdam (sediment realocation within the system)
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