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Transnational Access Project: Annular Flume studies to test the effect on antibiotic resistant genes and use of CRISPR-Cas in E. coli from sediments affected by sewage pollution
The goal of this project, developed by 3 Co-UDlabs partners as part of the Joint Research Activities, was to develop the understanding of hydrodynamics for improving the treatment of runoff water.
Read MoreTransnational Access Project: Temperature time series analysis for predicting sedimentation in sewer systems
The goal of this project, developed by 3 Co-UDlabs partners as part of the Joint Research Activities, was to develop the understanding of hydrodynamics for improving the treatment of runoff water.
Read MoreWebinar: Techniques for monitoring underground infrastructure
Current developments for sewers Summary by Thomas Brüggemann, IKT University of Sheffield, IKT – Institute for Underground Infrastructure and Deltares organized a webinar on 30th of January 2025 about monitoring techniques for sewer networks. The presentation ranged from new approaches that are entering the market to techniques and results that are emerging from recent…
Read MoreWebinar: Towards Fair Data Sharing in Urban Drainage
A joint activity of the Co-UDlabs project and the IWA International Working Group of Data and Models Summary by Jörg Rieckermann, Eawag On the 28th of January 2025 we held an online workshop to discuss FAIR monitoring data practices in urban drainage with the community, which are currently lacking. The event brought together researchers and…
Read MoreTransnational Access Project: Assessment of Inspection tools for Rising mains (AIR)
The goal of this project, developed by 3 Co-UDlabs partners as part of the Joint Research Activities, was to develop the understanding of hydrodynamics for improving the treatment of runoff water.
Read MoreJoint Research Activity & Transnational Access Project: Improving understanding of sewer pollution by hyperspectral imaging
The goal of this project, developed by 3 Co-UDlabs partners as part of the Joint Research Activities, was to develop the understanding of hydrodynamics for improving the treatment of runoff water.
Read MoreLaunch a new Transnational Access Project to test a new type of manhole
Until the end of January IKT will finalise the fourth Transnational Access Project in cooperation with Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) on the hydraulic performance of a novel manhole. This manhole was designed with a new geometry for use in narrow streets, particularly in hilly regions, in terms of a cost-effective and space-efficient solution for…
Read MoreJoint Research Activity: Advanced methods for the characterisation and monitoring of sediments in gully pots
The goal of this project, developed by 3 Co-UDlabs partners as part of the Joint Research Activities, was to develop the understanding of hydrodynamics for improving the treatment of runoff water.
Read MoreSAVE THE DATE: Co-UDlabs 2025 Final InfoDay on March 18, 2025!
The goal of this project, developed by 3 Co-UDlabs partners as part of the Joint Research Activities, was to develop the understanding of hydrodynamics for improving the treatment of runoff water.
Read More6th Co-UDlabs Newsletter – December 2024!
The sixth issue of our newsletter has been released on December 19, 2024. Among the main highlights: a save the date for our final Infoday in March 2025 and for the upcoming training events, the new JCUD Working Group on Large Research Infrastructures in Urban Drainage, the launch of the Co-UDlabs success stories and much…
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