Publications
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
Bulletin 151
Sols résiduels tropicaux utilisés pour la fondation de barrages et comme matériau de remblaiBulletin 164
L’érosion interne dans les digues, barrages existants et leurs fondations
Package Bulletins 2016
Pack des 4 derniers bulletins de 2016Bulletin 168
Recommendations pour l'exploitation, la maintenance et la réhabilitation des barragesBulletin Preprint - 175
Dam Safety Management: Pre- operational Phases of the Dam Life CycleBulletin Preprint - 176
Blockage of Spillways and Outlet WorksBulletin Preprint - 177
Roller-Compacted Concrete DamsBulletin Preprint - 178
Operation of Hydraulic Structures of DamsBulletin Preprint - 179
Asphalt Concrete Cores for Embankment DamsBulletin Preprint - 180
Dam Surveillance - Lessons learnt from case historiesRegistre 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
2019 USSD Conference and Exhibition
Chicago, Illinois -- Hilton Chicago Hotel
8-11 Avril 2019
15th ICOLD International
Benchmark Workshop on
Numerical Analysis of Dams
Milan, Italie
9-12 Septembre 2019
ICOLD Statement, 30 May 2012
Paris, May 30th 2012 -- Following recent statements by some organizations according to which International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD) was currently conducting an inspection of the Irrawaddy Myitsone dam, in Myanmar, ICOLD wishes to clarify the following:
What is ICOLD and what are its missions
ICOLD follows UN rules respecting national sovereignty. It issues recommendations on the state-of-the art of dam engineering but it does not have any operational role in dam building.
ICOLD is therefore not entitled to evaluate a particular dam project and has never been engaged in any mission to do so.
ICOLD is mainly a forum for the exchange of knowledge and experience in dam engineering. With an annual meeting in a different country every year and a Congress every three years (this year in Kyoto), ICOLD has built up nearly one century of knowledge, since its founding year 1928. ICOLD leads the profession in setting standards and guidelines to ensure that dams are built and operated safely, efficiently, economically, and are environmentally sustainable and socially equitable.
ICOLD is a professional organization, dedicated to advancing the art and science of dam engineering and promoting the wise and sustainable development and management of world's water and hydropower resources.
ICOLD is assisting nations to prepare to meet the challenges of the 21st century in the development and management of the world's water and hydropower resources, as defined again by the last World Water Forum in Marseille.
Myanmar
The builder of the Irrawaddy Myitsone dam project in Myanmar has directly asked experts coming from countries with long term experience in building and operating large dams to assess its work.
Independently of that project, Myanmar has begun last year a process of obtaining ICOLD membership. As many other developing countries which have recently joined ICOLD (most recently, in 2011, Georgia, Armenia and Uzbekistan), Myanmar knows that dams are a crucial tool for development and wishes to share the technical knowledge with the 95 countries composing ICOLD. ICOLD will be glad to welcome Myanmar, once the preparation process is ended. That will include the creation of a Myanmar Committee on Large Dams.
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