Dredging & Marine Construction

On September 19 to 23 Swathe Services will be hosting a HYPACK Multibeam training course in Truro United Kingdom. This is an intensive five-day event that is designed to offer… Read More

James Fisher Subsea Excavation part of James Fisher and Sons plc introduced a new solution for large scale excavation projects. The SP12000 a hydraulically-driven mass flow excavator produces more than… Read More

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers St. Louis District awarded Fugro a photogrammetric and LiDAR surveying and mapping contract. The agreement is a five-year indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract… Read More

In August New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos sent a letter to Judith Enck regional administration region 2 EPA challenging the effectiveness of EPAs remedy… Read More

After four years of drought followed by an El Nin˜o season Santa Cruz Small Craft Harbor in Santa Cruz California had a federal entrance channel that had completely shoaled in… Read More

For the test the screened slurry dropped into a truck which delivered it to the mixing station. Photo Courtesy Rutgers CAIT PTM research team. All rights reserved. In August 2015 Dr. Read More

The U.S. Coast Guard has announced that because of the comments received from navigation dredging and hydrographic survey sec-tors that only nine maritime beacons will be shut down or disestablished… Read More

On June 10 the Kieldrecht Lock at the Port of Antwerp in Belgium was officially opened by His Majesty the King of Belgium. Other digni-taries present were Ben Weyts the… Read More

On June 16 Johan Dolman and Ron Dielhof stood on the Miami Hyatt Regency patio near the location of the symbolic “last scoop” of the Miami River clean-up project taken… Read More

A student with one of the displays in the poster session. On July 10 to 13 environmental scientists and engineers gathered in Montreal for the Fifth International Symposium on Sediment… Read More