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Other SuDS projects

Collaborative projects

Project title	Organisation
Sustainable water management improves tomorrows cities health (SWITCH)	Arup
An assessment of the use of green and food based compost for a Prefabricated Vegetated Component (PVC) in a Sustainable Drainage device	Coventry University
CityFlood	Environment Agency
CityCAT	Environment Agency
MUSIC UK	JBA Consulting
Ground Related requirements for New Housing	NHBC Foundation
FloodResilienCity	Sheffield University
Managing Adaptive Responses to changing flood risk (MARE)	Sheffield University
Skills Integration and New Technologies (SKINT)	Sheffield University
Interreg IIIB NWE Urban Water Project – Sustainable Water Management in Urban Space	University of Abertay
Knowledge Transfer Partnership between UAD Scottish Water (SW) – Sewers for Scotland (2nd Edition) SUDS	University of Abertay
Knowledge Transfer Partnership between UAD Scottish Water (SW) – Legacy SUDS	University of Abertay
SuDS for Roads: Transitioning Road Runoff Management	University of Abertay
Development of a Strategy for Managing Diffuse Pollution	University of Abertay
The value of a Geotextile in Permeable Paving	University of Abertay

 

 

EPSRC

SUDSnet
Organisations: Coventry University & University of Abertay

SUDSnet provides a UK-wide network for researchers, practitioners, agencies, developers and all those who are interested in sustainable drainage.

SUDSnet is funded by an EPSRC Network Grant and is held jointly by Coventry University and the Urban Water Technology Centre at the University of Abertay Dundee.

For further information please go to the SUDSnet website.

The Flood-Risk Management Research Consortium (FRMRC)

The Infrastructure and Environment Programme, in collaboration with the Defra/Environment Agency Joint R&D Programme on Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management, the Natural Environment Research Council, the Scottish Executive and UK Water Industry Research, has provided more than £5 million to establish and support the work of the Flood-Risk Management Research Consortium (FRMRC). 

As a part academic/part industrial consortium, the FRMRC will deliver tools and guidance useful to flooding practitioners in the short term, as well as strengthening the UK science and engineering base in flood research for the longer term. The consortium consists of more than twenty research groups from academia and industry, and is led jointly by Heriot-Watt and Bristol Universities.

Further information can be found on the Flood-Risk Management Research Counsortium website.

 

 

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