Coastal structures: protecting our people
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Coastal structures: protecting our people

steelTalks is a series on topics of interest to the global steel community. The lectures are presented in a webinar format with a guest lecturer. With 37% of the world’s population living near coastlines, climate change and rising sea levels pose significant challenges. This webinar examines the impact of material decay and corrosion on infrastructure and how understanding these processes can help mitigate future damage.

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Coastal structures: protecting our people
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Coastal structures: protecting our people - Lecture by Tim Collins

Full Code

STK0403205

Module Type

Webinar

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What you will learn

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Module content
EN

Learning Outcomes

  • Advises on infrastructure or design adaptations to enhance site climate resilience.
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  • Guides scenario planning for long-term climate impacts on environmental permits, liabilities, or infrastructure.
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  • Understands why continuity planning is important for environmental protection.
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