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Risk and Safety Services

More and more people live in flood prone areas. Capital investments in these areas are also steadily increasing. It is increasingly important to balance the consequences of flooding in terms of damage and casualties with the required investments for flood protection. We analyze the hydraulic loads (water levels, flow rates, waves), the strength of flood defences and the possible consequences of a flood. This analysis results in guidelines for safety standards and a plan of action to achieve the required standards.

Rivers and Coasts Services

Rivers, lakes and seas are prone to flooding, but are also a source of prosperity and development. Concepts like `room for the river` and innovative dike structures may reduce the flood threat. At the same time, careful implementation of plans can enhance navigation and opportunities for recreation and other uses. We ensure that designs and strategies contribute in the best possible way to achieve multiple objectives.

Water Management Services

In populated areas, people live in very close proximity to water. Careful water management is of paramount importance, focussing on sustainability and the quality of life.

Crisis Management Services

Netherlands is well protected against flooding, but water safety must also include the full range of insights into flooding and all possible responses. We support water managers to be better prepared when it really goes wrong. Proper preparation is based on appropriate strategies together with information, information-sharing, and cooperation between different authorities (netcentric operations). Through education, training and exercises, we can ensure that everyone is well prepared for his or her task during the a flooding crisis.

Information Management Services

Water managers are increasingly using social media. Unprecedented computing power and huge open-data sources are becoming more readily available. In short, the developments in information technology continue unabated at high speed. We are eager to bring order to the overwhelming flow of opportunities, and to the service of optimal water management.