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Wouter Buytaert, a Professor in Hydrology and Water Resources at Imperial College London shares his experience with regards to monitoring activities in a water resources management context.

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Our activity as civil engineers is key to creating the world of the future and ensuring the infrastructure we have is safe, resilient, sustainable and delivers social benefit.

Our Specialist Knowledge Societies are closely affiliated membership bodies with interests in specialist areas of civil engineering

The 2024 Gerald Lacey Lecture will be provided by irrigation and water resources specialist, Chris Perry, on the theme of integrated water resource management and his experience on irrigation and water resource projects with the world bank.

ICE QUEST scholar Lewis Acott shares what it’s like to study civil engineering and how it’s different from site work.

Join the ICE Bristol City Club for a webinar on the multiple challenges facing the water sector and initiatives such as Nature Based Solutions, Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems and the Catchment Based Approach.

This presentation will outline the hydraulic and other factors needed for the sound design of spillway chutes. This will focus mostly on concrete chutes and on both rock and soil foundations. It will also touch briefly on stepped masonry chutes and on the selection of terminal, energy dissipation st…

Presentation on the development of the concept of the North Glasgow Integrated Water Management System, utilising the Forth and Clyde Canal to allow a significant development and regeneration programme also start to deliver the concept of a sponge city.

New methods for water resources planning are being developed that don't rely on historical records of past hydrological events. Here, we outline one new method: probabilistic modelling.

Hydropower schemes have considerable appeal as a source of renewable energy across the world – while their multi-disciplinary nature poses great engineering challenges. This briefing sheet provides information on the status of hydropower in the UK and worldwide.

In the face of rapid urbanisation, population growth and climate change, the organisations tasked with securing our water supply must tackle bigger challenges than ever. Water transfers and interconnections are vital elements of these strategies.