Who it’s for — Engineers, port and water authorities, environmental and construction firms, heritage practitioners and nature-based-solutions teams.

Cohort — 10–20.

What you do — Observe barrier operations, sediment management and morphological restoration; connect hydrographic levelling, a short bathymetric transect and non-invasive observation of biological colonisation at the stone–water edge, at authorised sites.

What you take home — A measurement protocol calibrated in Venice and adaptable to your own site · a clear separation between historical visual evidence, repeatable observation and authorised sampling.

Day 7 output — Monitoring protocol, baseline and named next observation.

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Teaching is identical across the three accommodation levels — see How you stay.