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Coastal erosion, flooding and sea level rise, as well as infrastructure such as ports and harbours all require skilled civil engineering input.
If you specialise in this field, or simply wish to know more, explore our dedicated resources including case studies, best practice advice and recorded lectures.
September 2019, France
ICE’s Coastal Management conference will take place in September 2019 on the French coast. This international conference series - focused on current issues, research and practical applications - brings together engineers, scientists and coastal management professionals from across the world.
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Maritime Engineering is a quarterly journal that publishes high-quality technical papers relevant to maritime civil engineering activities in estuaries, along coastlines and at offshore locations.
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Our expert panels are responsible for helping to generate the civil engineering knowledge and information that we produce. Find out more about the panels and meet the members who contribute.
The Maritime Panel provides technical knowledge in key areas such as coastal erosion, flooding, offshore energy, ports and inland navigation.
If you're interested in working with one of our panels, or can contribute time in another way, we want to hear from you.
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