Can a Civil Engineer Contribute to Hydrodynamics Research? Join the Discussion!

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Hi All,

my name is Francois Clemens, being a civil engineer I drifted a bit bit away from this doing a PhD on calibration of numerical models and about 20 years of research into different subjects ranging from Metrology to the development of both lab and field measuring techniques related to hydrodynamics. Hope to find some answers on my questions and share my experience with the community.

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Francois
 
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