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Dam Safety Group members represented at ICOLD Congress in Marseille, May-June 2022

DSG Members were represented at the Dam Safety Group booth for the event, among the important Congress topics discussed included:

Concrete Dams Design Innovation and Performance, Incidents and Accidents concerning dams, Surveillance, Instrumentation, Monitoring and Data Acquisition and Processing, Dams and Climate Change.

More than 1,290 participants from more than 72 different countries attended the congress.

Levees issues has been recognized as a natural expansion of ICOLD’s focus. 2022 ICOLD President strongly invited the National Committees and Technical Committees to embrace the inclusion of levees as part of the organizational mission and technical focus supporting ongoing and future activities of ICOLD.

ICOLD 2023 will be at Gothenburg (Sweden).

Dam Safety Group will be at ICOLD 2024, New Delhi, IndiaSee Dam Safety Group at the ASDSO Dam Safety 2024 ConferenceSee DSG at the HYDRO 2023 International Conference and ExhibitionSee DSG at the ASDSO Dam Safety Conference 2023Dam Safety Group will be at ICOLD 2023, SwedenDam Safety Awareness WeekWe are exhibiting at USSD 2023, Charleston, South Carolina, USSee us at SAGEEP 2023, New Orleans, Louisiana, USThe updated Dam Safety Group website is now liveDam Safety Group Members exhibiting at AGU Fall Meeting 2022
Effectiveness and benefits of seismic studies in levee investigationSeamless Seismic Processing for Active and Passive Seismic DataUsing the Atom in Levee InspectionUsing Geometrics Equipment in Dam Placement and IntegrityAtom Wireless SeismographWhy rely on Geometrics Seismographs for Dam and Levee Safety?Dr. Koichi Hayashi speaking at the SSA Annual Meeting, Puerto RicoTwo exciting new products from Geometrics at the AGU, ChicagoSee Geometrics at the SSA conference in WashingtonGeometrics announce trade show schedule for 2022
Investigating Artificial LeveesGround-Penetrating Radar for Dam Investigative ApplicationsDam repair evaluation with GPR non-destructive testingUsing GPR for dam safety projectsWhy use GSSI technology for Dam Safety?GSSI’s ground penetrating radar equipment is used around the world for dam inspections and assessmentsGSSI Technologies and Assessing Dam HealthDam inspections and assessments around the worldGSSI at Public Works Expo 2022, Charlotte, North Carolina, USSurvey of CuaDat Irrigation Dam, Vietnam
3D ERT investigation for seepage detectionMine tailing dam failureWhy use IRIS technology for Dam Safety?How can geophysical methods help fluvial levee investigation?Assessing preferential seepage and monitoring mortar injection through an earth-damInvestigation of seepage in earth dam – 2D ERT and time-lapseRepairability of IRIS Instruments productsThe growing interest in geophysical methods such as Electrical Resistivity TomographyDr Catherine Truffert elected director of the Society of Exploration GeophysicistsDam Safety Group members represented at ICOLD Congress in Marseille, May-June 2022
Kinemetrics Implements KMIDam Platform at Bakun Dam in MalaysiaEarthquake Impact and Regional ResiliencyKMIDam’s Enterprise-Class MiddlewareHypoSensor Deep Borehole AccelerometerTurning Data into Actionable Information to Increase Understanding of Dam Performance and SafetyJoin Kinemetrics For Webinar Wednesdays!Ensuring Dam Safety with The KMIDam PlatformJoin Kinemetrics For Webinar Wednesdays!Join Kinemetrics For Webinar Wednesdays!Join Kinemetrics For Webinar Wednesdays!
Why use Robertson Geo technology for Dam Safety?Critical for structural assessment over the life of the damThe Importance of Wireline Logging for Dam SafetyHi-OPTV® Survey for over 700 boreholesThe Role of Geophysical Borehole Logging for Dam Sites$148m project at Moose Creek Dam, North Pole, AlaskaPine Flat Landslide Risk Reduction and Monitoring project, Sanger, California USAHigh Resolution Optical Televiewer at work at the Bluestone Dam in West Virginia, USAOnce upon a time 250m above the Colorado RiverAdditional 1200ft (366m) lock development at the Kentucky Dam