Smart Rivers 2019

PIANC Smart-Rivers 2019 fand vom 30.09. bis 03.10.2019 in Lyon statt. Diese seit 2009 speziell für die Binnenwasserstraßen konzipierte Veranstaltungsreihe befasste sich 2019 mit den folgenden Themen:

• Waterway infrastructure

• Smart Inland Waterway Transport

• River induced Land Planning and Development

• Water and Sediment Management and Morphological Issues

• Multimodality

• Innovation and Future Trends

Insgesamt wurden 11 deutsche Beträge eingereicht und angenommen:

1. Concept for standardized restoration and extension of ship locks; Claus Kunz (BAW)

2. Waterborne city logistics: Bringing together inland shipping, logistics education and urban development; Lars Stemmler (Bremenports)

3. Automation and remote operation of locks at Saar River; Rainer Strenge (WSV)

4. Scheduling of maintenance interventions based on network reliability; Francesca Marsili (BAW)

5. Maintenance Management Without Using Probabilistic Methods? Step 1: Decision Preparation; Heike Schmidt-Baeumler (BAW)

6. Robustness of Navigation Infrastructure in Context of Risk- Based Maintenance; Jan Akkermann (Hochschule Karlsruhe)

7. COMEX Elbe-Weser Corridor - Providing digital Aids to Navigation information via AIS and ECDIS; Stefan Bober (WSV)

8. Willow brush mattresses – a promising method of direct technical-biological bank protection on waterways; Katja Behrendt (BfG)

9. First steps towards a Best Practice Approach for selection of technical- biological bank protections - status and findings of PIANC InCom WG 128; Bernhard Soehngen (BAW)

10. Applying the Ecosystem Service Concept to Waterborne Transport Infrastructure; Jochen Hack (TU Darmstadt)

11. Linking Ecosystem Services To Estuary Restoration At The German North Sea Coast; Johann Krebs (WSV)

Bei Interesse kann die englische Version der Beiträge in der PIANC Geschäftstelle Deutschland (pianc-d@bmdv.bund.de) angefordert werden.