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Comment: added deliverables WP3 and WP4 to publicwiki

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(the final reports and corresponding slide deck of WP3 can be downloaded by clicking the images below)

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To reduce its dredging load, the Port of Rotterdam has set a target to re-use at least 1 million m³ of dredged sediment annually. In the third work package, we explored how beneficial use on this large scale may become a reality.

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WP4: Data science for more efficient dredging trips 

(the final reports and corresponding slide deck of WP4 can be downloaded by clicking the images below)

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The aim of the fourth work package was to explore if weekly dredging volumes can be forecasted based on relevant hydro-meteo variables through a machine learning approach. This can enable more efficient dredging, thereby resulting in less dredging trips and thus reduced emissions. We compiled dredging volumes from the dredging database for the port area, while hydro-meteo data were taken from publicly available sources such as Waterinfo.

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