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World Register of Dams / Registre Mondial des Barrages

World Register of Dams / Registre Mondial des Barrages

Achat d'un accès de 3ans pour le Registre Mondial des Barrages (RMB).

 

Le RMB est la meilleure base de données répertoriant des barrages dans le monde et nous travaillons constamment à son amélioration

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Document de Synthèse

Document de Synthèse

Position Paper - Dam Safety and Earthquakes
162

Bulletin 162

Mécanique des Fluides Environnementaux

178

Bulletin 178

Exploitation des structures hydrauliques de barrages
180

Bulletin 180

Surveillance des Barrages - Leçons tirées d'études de cas
27ème

Congrès 27ème

Marseille Juin 2022

Registre des barrages

La meilleure base de données mondiale sur les barrages, établie à partir des inventaires nationaux envoyés par les pays membres à la CIGB. Le Registre est mis à jour continuellement et comporte actuellement plus de 55 000 Barrages.

 

Événements

INCOLD Logo

Conference on DAM SAFETY 2025 Resilient Infrastructure for A Sustainable Future

New Delhi

20 - 21 Mars, 2025

 

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ICOLD Event

17e atelier international de référence de la CIGB sur l'analyse numérique des barrages

Sofia, Bulgarie

9 - 12 Avril 2025

 

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ICOLD Webinar

Barrages et développement durable - Webinar#2 - Analyse de durabilité du cycle de vie

Webinaire en ligne

6 Mai, 2025 13h - 15h (CEST)

 

Enregistrement en ligne (en anglais)

LogoChengdu2025

28ème Congrès & 93ème Réunion Annuelle de la CIGB

Chengdu, Chine

15 Mai au 23 Mai 2025

 

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Africa 2025

Cinquième Conférence Internationale :

Water Storage and Hydropower Development for Africa

Labadi Beach Resort, Accra, Ghana

8 to 10 Juillet 2025

 

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TKZ2025

XXIe conférence internationale sur le contrôle technique des barrages

Cracovie, Pologne

09 - 12 Septembre 2025

 

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ICOLD Returns to China: A Must-Attend Event for Dam Engineers

28emeCongres & 93eme Réunion Annuelle

 

The International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD) is preparing to hold its 28th Congress and 93rd Annual Meeting in Chengdu, China, from 16 to 23 May 2025.

 

China's pivotal role

 

China, often referred to as the ‘land of dams’, has a vast hydroelectric network that plays a vital role in achieving the country's energy and environmental goals. For any dam engineer, a visit to China offers an unrivalled insight into some of the world's most important hydropower projects.

 

Principal projects to visit

Participants will have the opportunity to take part in five pre-conference study tours and six post-conference study tours. These visits will showcase a variety of Chinese dams, including some of the most advanced and renowned structures:

 

  • Three Gorges Dam (2012): The largest hydroelectric project in the world with a capacity of 22,500 MW.
  • Baihetan dam (2021): The second largest hydroelectric power station, with a capacity of 16,000 MW.

 

During their stay in Chengdu, participants can also explore the city's rich cultural and natural attractions:

  • Giant pandas: Visit the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base to see these beloved animals up close.
  • Cuisine: indulge in the famous spicy cuisine of Sichuan, known for its bold flavours and unique dishes.
  • Cultural sites: Discover historic sites such as the Wuhou sanctuary and the lively Jinli street.
  • Natural landscapes: Admire the picturesque beauty of Qingcheng Mountain and the ancient Dujiangyan irrigation system.

 

For dam engineers, this event is not just a conference, but a complete experience combining professional development and cultural enrichment. Don't miss the opportunity to take part in this important gathering at the heart of China's hydropower industry.

 

A SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE

Every three years, the Congress is a high point in the life of the ICOLD. The four issues to be debated were chosen at the General Assembly in Göteborg (2023). After the Congress, the publication of the academic debates is considered a reference among dam engineers. In Chengdu, the discussions will focus on : 
 

  • Dams and reservoirs for climate change adaptation 
  • Dams and levees fit for the future 

  • Safety of dams and levees facing extreme hydrological events
  • Earthquake performance and safety of dams 

 

 

Register to Chengdu! 

https://www.icold-cigb2025.com

 

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