North Sea Skills Integration and New Technologies
Speaking a multi disciplinary language to integrate the worlds of spatial planning and water management. Encouraging the implementation of innovative technical and sustainable solutions which have already proved to be successful.
partners
events
16-09-2012 | SKINT Final Conference | Hamburg
05-09-2012 | SKINT Summer Course | Hamburg
04-09-2012 | SUDSnet Int. Conference | Coventry
18-04-2012 | Mini-seminar Water (Dutch) | Nijmegen
14-03-2012 | Urban flooding | Malmö
12-03-2012 | World Water Forum | Marseille
21-02-2012 | Water Sensitive Urban Design | Melbourne
10-11-2011 | Day of the spatial planning | Utrecht
07-11-2011 | CLIMATE 2011 Online conf. | Hamburg
31-10-2011 | International water week | Amsterdam
11-10-2011 | Acqua Alta | Hamburg
29-09-2011 | Seminar urban hydrology | Trondheim
03-06-2011 | ICLEI Resilient Cities congress | Bonn
11-05-2011 | SUDSnet Nat. & Int. Meeting | Dundee
03-12-2010 | World Sust. Developm. Teach-In Day
01-11-2010 | CLIMATE 2010 Conference | Hamburg
01-07-2010 | Novatech conference | Lyon
21-06-2010 | Symposium | Bergen [dutch]
08-06-2010 | Seminar | Bergen
07-06-2010 | Skint meeting | Bergen
21-04-2010 | Continents under Climate Ch. | Berlin
17-03-2010 | Skint meeting | Sheffield
09-12-2009 | Sust.watermanagement | Copenhagen
25-11-2009 | Urban Flood Management | Paris
10-11-2009 | SUDS workshop | Hamburg
North Hamilton Case Study
Aims and objectives
This case study provides an example of how:
- Extensive SUDS management trains can be successfully integrated into large scale new developments and provide excellent amenity and biodiversity benefits.
- SUDS can be designed to manage runoff for steep catchments
2 Learning points
- Treatment train design for steep catchments including means to temporarily attenuate flows to reduce risk of erosion and to promote treatment of runoff.
- Integration of SUDS within residential areas with emphasis on design for amenity and biodiversity
Read the full North Hamilton Case Study [pdf, 2MB]
3 Site Overview
Figure 1. Leicester & North Hamilton location (indicated by the red line)



