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peer-to-peer, frame-by-frame

Peer-to-peer, Frame-to-frame: Video-centred Horizontal Learning Groups of persons living, studying or working in a similar context are all looking for … Continued

Climate Change and Glaciers

About 10% of the earth’s land mass is covered by Glaciers. Glaciers also store 75% of the fresh water on … Continued

Soft Infrastructures

Usually, the term ‘Infrastructure’ conjures up images of mega structures such as roads, bridges, dams, telecommunications and water supply systems. … Continued

Multi Layer Water Safety Strategy

In the Netherlands, much debate is going on over the concept of Multi Layer Safety (MLS). The concept, which recently … Continued

Eco-city

An eco-city or sustainable city is an ecologically healthy city.They are planned on the principles of living within the means … Continued

Multi-functional infrastructure

Combine, Connect, Construct Should a road be only a means of transport? Or can it do more? Could roads, for … Continued

Urban Lakes

Be they manmade or natural, urban lakes are once again coming to the forefront of interest as integrated urban water … Continued

Inundation lines: managing water for defence

The Dutch Waterline (Hollandse Waterlinie) was a line of defence against invading armies, comprising of strategically located weirs, sluices and … Continued

Blue Energy

Modern society consumes large amounts of energy, which is mostly supplied by fossil fuels. However, these fuels offer only a … Continued

Green Infrastructures

The quality of (green) infrastructures is important to be able to cope with growing urban challenges. An urban area is … Continued

Thematic Webinars: Multifunctional Infrastructure

‘Webinars’, or Web-based Seminars, are presentations or lectures transmitted over the Web. TheWaterChannel webinars are collaborative; the participants are able … Continued

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