Marine Civils

Danish software developer Teledyne has launched a new application for pile driving guidance and monitoring to help reduce production time on hydrographic survey and dredging and construction projects.

The Offshore Renewables Joint industry Programme (ORJIP), with funding from innogy, Ørsted, and Statoil has successfully concluded a study to examine the effectiveness of using Acoustic Deterrent Devices (ADDs), as a protection…

The UK Environment Agency’s Boston Barrier which is designed to protect more than 14,000 properties from tidal flooding has been given the green light by the Secretary of State for Environment, Food…

The pioneering gravity base structure for the Minesto Deep Green underwater kite renewable energy project is 50% complete.

Nortek’s Doppler instrumentation is helping university students understand sediment transport processes.

A new anchor is being tested that could help float new offshore wind turbines in areas which have hard soils and carbonate rocks.

The Prins Hendrik dYke on the Netherlands island of Texel is to be reinforced, future proofed and enhanced by Belgian dredging major Jan De Nul Group.

The GB£1.35bn Queensferry Crossing has been opened by the Scottish Government to replace the Forth Road Bridge as the main road route between Edinburgh and Fife.

According to lubrication specialist Klüber, high-performance lubricants played a major role in Pont Jacques Chaban-Delmas vertical-lift bridge project in Bordeaux, France.

MacGregor has signed a contract with Bouygues Travaux Publics, one of the worlds largest civil engineering construction companies, to design, build and install three ferry linkspan facilities in France.

Bacton Gas Terminal and residents of the surrounding Norfolk villages will benefit from Dutch experience as Royal HaskoningDHV completes the detailed design for an innovative coastal protection project.

In a corrosion monitoring project that could also provide findings of use to the renewables and marine civils industries, a consortium of Oil & Gas industry organisations has set out to tackle…

Royal IHC has entered in to a Memorandum Of Understanding with Canyon Offshore, a U.K. subsidiary of USA-based Helix Energy Solutions Group, to work towards an exclusive arrangement to jointly bring the…

A major step in the construction of the Crimea Bridge has been achieved with the installation of the railway arch section of the bridge that allows clearance for shipping underneath.

Coastal engineers and engineering consultants have benefited from a shingle beach profiling tool which can account for wave conditions.

Marine managers could benefit from new data products created to manage and monitor shorelines more easily and effectively.

It’s been 18 months since ‘Maritime Journal’ visited the various sites of London’s new so called ‘Super Sewer’, so we took the opportunity in August 2017 to see how the marine civil…

When Tower Bridge in London UK was due for an upgrade, after its management team identified a problem with their bascule raise mechanical drives, it brought in a team of international civil…

Netherlands-based Maritime Research Institute (MARIN) has tested an innovative concept for a floating mega island.