6th 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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Launch of the Transnational Access Project “Standard for stormwater management in Sweden”

IKT, RISE and Luleå University of Technology launch cooperation within Co-UDlabs Water pollution caused by stormwater discharges from separated sewer systems is currently subject of intense debate, particularly concerning pollutants that are washed off from paved surfaces via stormwater. Decentralized stormwater treatment facilities can mitigate this challenge, as they are designed to retain and treat…

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Launch of the INDOOR-GRASP Transnational Access at INSA Lyon

On September 16-17, 2024, a user’s group participated in the installation of a green roof at INSA Lyon. During the first day, Co-UDlabs partners gave an initial presentation and demonstration of the models and software tools developed at INSA Lyon to simulate green roofs: URBIS (publicly available at https://deep.insa-lyon.fr/fr/content/urbis), and GEPETO (will be publicly available…

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Co-UDlabs at G-Night 2024 

Last Friday, 27th of September, Europe celebrated the Researchers Night. The Co-UDlabs Project took part in this open science initiative to bring scientific findings to the general public. Researchers from the project participated with the event “G-Night. Noite Europea das persoas investigadoras de Galicia”, which was coordinated by the University of Vigo and in which…

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Scientific publication: Measuring heat transfer processes in gully pots for real-time estimation of accumulated sediment depths

Co-UDlabs project partners, Universidade da Coruña and Deltares and have published a paper in the Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology journal. This paper is available in open access. Abstract The accumulation of sediments in stormwater systems negatively affects their functioning. For example, the re-suspension of these sediments can lead to serious pollution of surface water bodies…

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