Following the arrival of new members in the team, the environnemental hydraulic laboratory set itself a challenge in 2019 to carry out naval hydrodynamics tests in the large scale wave flume. The team made a fiber glass model inspired by a…
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The future beach of Percé tested in laboratory
The National Institute of Scientific Research (INRS) is currently conducting laboratory tests to determine how to restore the beach of Percé severely damaged over the years by bank erosion …. http://ici.radio-canada.ca/regions/est-quebec/2016/11/12/009-gaspesie-tests-laboratoire-plage-perce-erosion-berges.shtml (in french)
The funded research chair is coming to end
The funded research chair is coming to end. The project outcomes, especially the result of the coastal protection project containing large scale wave impact on wall, will be presented in part at the Coastlab conference and at the ICCE.
Fall’15 Events
Upcoming Events where you can meet the Quebec Coastal Physics group: Québec-Océan annual meeting: 10-11 Nov., 2015 (Quebec City, Canada). APS conference : 22-24 Nov., 2015 (Boston, USA)
OMAE conference
Come and meet us in the first week of June 2015 in St. John’s Newfoundland (Canada). We are participating in the OMAE conference. We are presenting 3 papers which are on experimental and numerical wave impact on walls and beach…
Fall’14 Events
Upcoming Events where you can meet the Quebec Coastal Physics group: Québec-Océan annual meeting: 17-19 Nov., 2014 (Rivière-du-Loup, Canada). APS conference : 23-25 Nov., 2014 (San Francisco, USA). Ouranos symposium : 4-5 Dec., 2014 (Québec, Canada).
The Chair at the TAC Conference & Exhibition
From September 28 to October 1, 2014, the team of the INRS Research Chair in Coastal and River Engineering will participate in various activities at the Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) annual conference, which will be held at Montréal’s Palais…
Welcome to our new colleagues
The laboratory team is growing Caroline Sévigny (PhD physical oceanography), Post Doc., Cold region scientist Corinne B. Brunelle (MSc physical oceanography), Ph.D. student Olivier G. Tremblay (MSc mechanical engineering), Staff Jérome Landry (undergraduate student, Engineering physics), Intern
