This one-day seminar provides guidance on the requirements of the Sewers for Scotland document (SfS2) and also includes presentations by SEPA and Scottish Water on their perspectives on the way forwards for SUDS in Scotland. Click the image on the left or here.

Streamline 2008 looks at just a few of the projects recently completed. In 2008, we plan to build on the exceptional results of last year, and our world-class staff will continue to deliver the high standards and innovative applications for which we are renowned.

Coastal geomorphology relates to landform features and land forming processes that are shaped by atmospheric, terrestrial and marine processes. In order to appropriately manage coastal erosion and marine flood risk, particularly over long timescales and within large scale systems, the Environment Agency requires a clear means of understanding and predicting coastal geomorphological behaviour.

This study is an opportunity to further develop the ability to understand and predict large scale, longer term coastal evolution. Click on the image or here to visit the project website.