8 Jul 2022

Materials engineers help ensure U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project success in Poland

POWIDZ, Poland -- With the construction of more than 50 munitions bunkers getting underway for the

8 Jul 2021

Army Corps, partners conducting monitoring in New Jersey estuaries and back bay marshes

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and partners are conducting monitoring in multiple locations along the marshes and in the waterways behind Seven Mile Island in Cape May County, N.J.

8 Jul 2021

Army Corps, partners conducting monitoring in New Jersey estuaries and back bay marshes

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and partners are conducting monitoring in multiple locations along the marshes and in the waterways behind Seven Mile Island in Cape May County, N.J.

19 Apr 2018

Philly District hosts Engineering with Nature workshop in Delaware

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the non-profit Delaware Center for the Inland Bays co-hosted an Engineering with Nature (EWN) workshop April 10-12 in Delaware.

7 Jul 2017

Dartmouth’s School of Ice

HANOVER, N.H. (June 28, 2017) – Eighteen university and college professors from Dartmouth College’s

11 Apr 2017

Students visit laboratory as part of educational outreach program

Students with Blue Mountain Union School, Wells River, Vermont, recently visited the U.S. Army

16 Mar 2017

Three ERDC labs come together for success in Thule, Greenland

Three laboratories of the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center -- Cold Regions

27 Jan 2017

Collaborative study aims to reduce power outages from icing

Researchers with the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center’s Cold Regions Research and

28 Jul 2014

Craney Island safety, health management program reaches pinnacle, earns VPP Star status

PORTSMOUTH, Va. -- The bulletin board just inside the door of Craney Island project office here has a folder with blank reports for “near misses.”

25 Mar 2013

For eroding island, engineers' efforts start with models

Researchers are using wind, wave, turbidity data and more to understand the conditions in the Tangier Federal Navigation Channel and harbor. The resulting computer model will help determine what type and size of jetty will protect the waterway and harbor from wave attack, ultimately saving the local watermen tens of thousands of dollars in repair costs during storms.

25 Mar 2013

For eroding island, engineers' efforts start with models

A team of engineers and researchers with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineering Research and Development Center, Coastal Hydraulics Laboratory in Vicksburg, Miss., is gathering wind data on Tangier Island, an island in the Chesapeake Bay that is sinking and eroding away, especially when strong winds churn storm waters.