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July 2022
Webinars on Geotechnical Engineering Practice Modules
The revised Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering Practice modules (MBIE/ NZGS, 2021) have been issued under section 175 guidance of the Building Act (2004) and summarise current best practice in earthquake geotechnical engineering with a focus on New Zealand conditions, regulatory framework, and practice. Module 1 provides an overview of the module series and seismic hazard values for geotechnical design. Version 1 of Module 1 includes significant interim changes to the PGA and Earthquake Magnitude values for geotechnical design in some areas…
Find out more »Webinar: Geosynthetic Application Guidelines for Ground Infrastructures
Presented by Dr Sanjay Kumar Shukla Free Registration HERE Geosynthetics is a generic name representing a broad range of products, which are manufactured under controlled conditions, mainly from the synthetic polymeric materials, for use with soil, rock and/or any other civil-engineering-related material as an integral part of a human-made project, structure or system. In the present-day civil, mining and other related engineering practices, geosynthetics are used as one of the major construction materials. Their use offers technically efficient,…
Find out more »City Rail Link’s 32m deep Karanga a hape (Karangahape) Station Design and Construction
Presented by Aidan Thorp & Nick Wharmby RSVP: james.griffiths@beca.com The City Rail Link project is New Zealand’s largest transport infrastructure project. Link Alliance is designing and delivering significant geotechnical works in an urban environment. Come along to this presentation to hear more about the design of Karanga a Hape Station (Karangahape) which comprises two 32m-deep access structures and the use of both top-down and bottom up construction methods to achieve the project’s critical path. Aidan has…
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Abstracts close for ANZ2023 14th Australia and New Zealand Conference on Geomechanics
Abstracts close for the ANZ2023 Conference in Cairns, 2023
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ANZ2023 14th Australia and New Zealand Conference on Geomechanics
Cairns, Australia. ANZ2023 – 14TH Australia and New Zealand Conference on Geomechanics, Cairns, 2-5 July 2023 Key Dates: Abstract Submissions open 3rd May 2022 Abstract Submission closes 29th August 2022 Early Bird Registration open 1st July 2022 Standard Registration deadline 30th June 2023
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