Case study:Austria cross-border section - River widening Sicheldorf (ETZ-Project “DraMurCi” 2009-2013): Difference between revisions

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Location: 46° 41' 21.77" N, 15° 56' 59.21" E
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Project overview

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Status Complete
Project web site http://www.dramurci.eu/page/
Themes Environmental flows and water resources, Habitat and biodiversity, Hydromorphology
Country Austria, Slovenia
Main contact forename Jörg
Main contact surname Raderbauer
Main contact user ID User:9984
Contact organisation freiland Environmental Consulting Civil Engineers Ltd.
Contact organisation web site http://www.freiland.at
Partner organisations Office of the Styrian Government - Department 14 Watermanagement, resources and sustainability
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The measure serves the purpose of ecological and hydrological improvement of the river Mur over a length of about 1400 m by dismantling the left bank. In order to promote the erosion of the left bank, initial erosion scars (bays, excavation of approximately 15,000 cubic meters) were created and four temporary islands were built from pouring the existing excavated material into the Mur River. The removal of bank protection and the therewith connected erosion will establish breaklines and a natural shoreline. Eroding banks and gravel bars will form new habitats for typical animal and plant species in and at the water.

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River widening Sicheldorf - Aerial view 2012 (ETZ-Project “DraMurCi” 2009-2013) ©Styrian Government
River widening Sicheldorf - Widening 2013 (ETZ-Project “DraMurCi” 2009-2013) ©freiland
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Reach length directly affected (m) 14001,400 m <br />1.4 km <br />140,000 cm <br />
Project started 2009/01/01
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