2003Structural Engineering InternationalRequires access

Rotterdam Storm Surge Barrier, The Netherlands

J.G.M. Kerstens

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After the major flooding disaster in 1953, the Dutch Government decided to carry out The Deltaplan which ensures the reduction of flooding risk in the Delta area of Southwest Holland.

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After the major flooding disaster in 1953, the Dutch Government decided to carry out The Deltaplan which ensures the reduction of flooding risk in the Delta area of Southwest Holland.

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After the major flooding disaster in 1953, the Dutch Government decided to carry out The Deltaplan which ensures the reduction of flooding risk in the Delta area of Southwest Holland.

Key concepts: Storm surge, Flooding (psychology), Storm, Surge, Environmental science, Civil engineering, Engineering, Meteorology

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