Student Work

The Mrigadayavan Palace Foundation aims to restore the Palace to its original condition by 2024. However, brackish groundwater prevents the restoration of the Palace grounds. By analyzing salinity data and interviewing community members, we found the likely cause of the brackish groundwater are the jetties feeding seawater to nearby mangroves. We recommend filling the jetties, spreading awareness of high local salinity, and implementing desalination methods to support the restoration efforts of the Foundation.

Creator

• Seely, Megan L.
• Cotto, Nicole
• Raque, Margaret A.
• Cohn, Natalie L.

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-031120-020828

Keyword

• Historic and Artistic Preservation Technology

Advisor

• Servatius, Brigitte
• Boucher, Esther F.

Year

• 2020

Center

• Bangkok, Thailand Project Center - IQP

Sponsor

• The Mrigadayavan Palace Foundation
• Under the Patr

Date created

• 2020-03-11

Resource type

• Interactive Qualifying Project

Rights statement

• In Copyright

License

• All rights reserved

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• Interactive Qualifying Projects

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