This lady has been drawn on the wall of the Deltaflume for good luck. She is currently 1m under the water and faces the paddle on the west side. She says "good luck Bardex". We say "thanks lady of Vollenhove"
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BARDEX (Barrier Dynamics Experiment), European laboratory research project investigating gravel barrier stability, overwash, sediment transport and groundwater dynamics. The project is hosted by Deltares and takes place in the Deltaflume in the Netherlands between 21 June and 1st August 2008. The principal investigator is Dr Jon J Williams, collaborating with researchers at the universities of Plymouth, Algarve, Birmingham, New South Wales (australia), Hamburg, and Southampton
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June
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- Gerd attacked by swarm of bees
- Typical wave run followed by rig adjustments
- BARDEX LOGBOOK 26/06/08 - 27/06/08
- your blogger host, with glorious beard!
- Not very interesting, but ... video snippet from t...
- BARDEX LOGBOOK 20/06/08 - 25/06/08
- the wiener melange
- The Lady of Vollenhove
- gerd, ian and paul look on as the first few waves ...
- orthorectified view from the gantry
- Vla Flip - the perfect Dutch dessert
- thats the way to move gravel!
- this project is all about the pumps - this photo i...
- The super swash rig
- Meet the team (well, as of 23rd June -it changes a...
- The first set of waves, as viewed from the overhea...
- All the benefits of the laboratory, at the scale o...
- first tests
- Desert Island Discs
- Barrier Dynamics Experiment
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just for the record, this wonderful illustration was made my deltaflume technician Piet. thanks Piet!
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