Claus Dynesen's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
The motorway and railway connection between Denmark and Sweden, opened on 1 July 2000, when taken together with the connection across the Great Belt between the largest Danish islands, now provides a direct link between the Scandinavian peninsular and the rest of Europe. At a total cost of some 8 billion US dollars, these projects represented the l...
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... Systems with the proposed level of sophistication are yet to be fully realized, although partial aspects have been utilized in some dedicated projects (Thorkilsen & Dynesen, 2001). Apart from other challenges, one significant reason for this situation was the already established market and business of generic modelling systems as products, offered to a variety of consultants, contractors and other water-related government institutions and agencies (see Chapter 5 in this volume devoted to the hydroinformatics business developments). ...
Reference: Revisiting the motives for hydroinformatics
