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Innovation Division

To better align with evolving client expectations, adapt to market changes, and improve performance and visibility, the Innovation Division is responsible for developing new skills, leveraging cutting-edge digital technologies, and introducing innovative studies to support the sustainable development of cities and territories.

The Innovation Division works across the various Business Units that structure the activities of PROLOG INGENIERIE. The innovation Division develops academic and industrial partnerships to enhance service quality and expand the company’s scope to all activities related to the management of water cycle.

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Our Activity Sectors

3D Modeling Prolog Ingenierie

3D Modeling

Design of drop shafts through biphasic water/air modeling, analysis of hydro-sedimentary dynamics in rivers, networks, and coastal environments, analysis of three-dimensional flows in hydraulic structures, etc.

Feasibility Studies and Project Management Missions Prolog Ingenierie

Real-Time Forecasting and Management

Numerical flood forecasting models, design and implementation of warning systems, predictive and adaptive real-time telemanagement of infrastructure, processing and management of data from telemonitoring and telemanagement systems.

Tool Development

2D/3D numerical modeling tools to simulate bacterial dynamics in rivers, aimed to predict changes in water quality profiles, particularly in swimming areas.

PREVI-Bièvre flood forecasting and prevention platform (SIAVB, 91)

Study of the risk of vorticity in a pumping station using 3D modeling (SIAAP)

3D modeling of solid transport and identification of settling zones in a stilling structure

3D modeling of air bubble dynamics in a pumping pipe immersed in the sea

3D modelling of swell and wave breaking

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3D Modeling of Pollutant Transport in Rivers

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Analysis of Pressure Forces on a Gate and Flow Velocities within a Self-Cleaning Structure (City of Paris)

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3D Modeling of Hydrodynamics Driven by Airlifting in a Photobioreactor