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SUMMARY:Soakage Design in Taranaki Soils
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Matthew Sullivan-Brown \nRegistration HERE \n  \nPresented by Matthew Sullivan-Brown \n  \nStormwater soakage design can sometimes be an afterthought for geotechnical practitioners. Join the NZGS Taranaki Branch for a collaborative discussion about stormwater design considerations in Taranaki soils. \nMatt will facilitate discussion based on some key findings from his recent NZGS Symposium 2025 Paper “Stormwater soakage rates in Taranaki Brown Ash”. There will also be group discussion on stormwater disposal suitability and best practices testing and design procedures. \nWe invite you to come socialise\, eat\, drink\, and to engage in discussion with us.
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/soakage-design-in-taranaki-soils/
LOCATION:BCD Group\, 5 Young Street\, New Plymouth\, 5 Young Street\, New Plymouth\, New Zealand
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260427
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260504
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SUMMARY:Landslides 2026
DESCRIPTION:The New Zealand Geotechnical Society is delighted to welcome you to the First International Joint Workshop of JTC1 and JTC3 on Landslide Risk Assessment\, Communication and Geo-education. We will share the latest research and develop best practice guidelines in the stunning New Zealand city of Queenstown.  \nLandslides are one of New Zealand’s most significant natural hazards. Since 1760 there have been at least 1\,500 deaths from landslides in New Zealand. More fatalities have occurred from landslides than from earthquakes (501)\, volcanic activity (179) and tsunami (1) combined over the last 160 years. Queenstown is particularly vulnerable\, making it an ideal venue for a conference about landslides. More than 50% of the land around the town is mapped as known landslides\, with the underlying quartzofeldspathic schist very susceptible to deep seated failures. \nWebsite:  http://landsliderisk.nz/ \nRegister here: Registration – Landslide Risk & Geo-Education (LaRGE 2026) – for NZGS members discount code provided in NZGS newsletter (email) dated 31 November 2025.
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/landslides-2026/
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DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Auckland:20260507T170000
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SUMMARY:Introduction to GIS for Geotechnical Practitioners
DESCRIPTION:Register: HERE \nIntroduction to GIS for Geotechnical Practitioners  course is intended to provide geotechnical engineers and engineering geologists with an introduction to using geographical information systems (GIS) using the QGIS software platform. \nThe course will cover: \n\nan introduction to GIS concepts;\nimporting common GIS data formats including web services;\nadding\, editing\, symbolising and labelling data;\nspatial analysis using filters and queries;\nmaking maps to use in reports;\ntopographic cross-sections;\nvisualising landscapes with digital elevation models;\nimporting field photographs into GIS;\nmethods for working with important digital imagery such as historic aerial photos (stereo pairs)\, satellite imagery and scanned plans will also be outlined;\nQGIS plugins relevant to geotechnical investigations;\n\nA large part of the day is devoted to working through an exercise using the QGIS software to answer geotechnical questions and create a map and form an opinion for a hypothetical client. \nCourse materials will be available for download prior to the event: GIS datasets\, AS1726 compatible symbol sets\, NZ web connections\, exercise notes and video and presentation. Recordings of the meeting will be available following the event. \nOnline Course \nThe course will be conducted via Microsoft Teams and will utilise the free open-source software programme QGIS. Participants will be required to install QGIS on their own computer before the meeting and will need to have access to MS Teams. Full instructions for hardware requirements and setting up software will be provided beforehand. Participants will need a modern mid-range computer or better with a current operating system installed\, preferably two monitors\, a webcam and headset. A reliable internet connection with sufficient bandwidth for video conferencing is essential. \nAbout the presenter: Colin Mazengarb \nColin Mazengarb\, based in Tasmania\, has practised in the fields of regional-geological mapping and engineering-geology in New Zealand\, Australia and the USA throughout his long career. He is an advanced user of various geographical information systems (GIS) software and has taught this course since 2016.
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/introduction-to-gis-for-geotechnical-practitioners/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260518
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260522
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SUMMARY:WasteMINZ + ALGA Conference
DESCRIPTION:WasteMINZ and Australasian Land & Groundwater Association (ALGA) are partnering to bring you the 2026 Conference in Wellington. This will be the largest gathering of waste\, resource recovery\, and contaminated land professionals in Aotearoa. \nWith 550-600 delegates expected\, this is a must-attend event for anyone working in the sector. \nHighlights include: \n\nWorkshops: The programme will open with two specialist workshops – the Territorial Authorities’ Officers Forum and a contaminated land and groundwater management workshop.\nProgramme: Thought-provoking keynotes will be scattered throughout the programme\, as well as lively panel discussions and five parallel break-out sessions.\nAwards for Excellence: Celebrate achievements across the waste hierarchy\, from reduction and reuse through to disposal innovation\, research\, advocacy\, and the young professional awards.\nExhibition: Meet and connect with leading suppliers and service providers in the expo hall.\nSite tours: The conference will conclude with popular site visits to local facilities.\n\nDon’t miss out on this chance to be a key player in shaping the future of waste management\, resource recovery\, contaminated land\, and groundwater in Australasia!
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/wasteminz-alga-conference/
LOCATION:TSB Arena\, Wellington\, 4 Queens Wharf\, Wellington Central\, Wellington\, 6011\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:Introduction to GIS for Geotechnical Practitioners
DESCRIPTION:This online course is intended to provide geotechnical engineers and engineering geologists with an introduction to using geographical information systems (GIS) using the QGIS software platform. \nThe course will cover: \n\nan introduction to GIS concepts;\nimporting common GIS data formats including web services;\nadding\, editing\, symbolising and labelling data;\nspatial analysis using filters and queries;\nmaking maps to use in reports;\ntopographic cross-sections;\nvisualising landscapes with digital elevation models;\nimporting field photographs into GIS;\nmethods for working with important digital imagery such as historic aerial photos (stereo pairs)\, satellite imagery and scanned plans will also be outlined;\nQGIS plugins relevant to geotechnical investigations;\n\nA large part of the day is devoted to working through an exercise using the QGIS software to answer geotechnical questions and create a map and form an opinion for a hypothetical client. \nCourse materials will be available for download prior to the event: GIS datasets\, AS1726 compatible symbol sets\, NZ web connections\, exercise notes and video and presentation. Recordings of the meeting will be available following the event. \nOnline Course \nThe course will be conducted via Microsoft Teams and will utilise the free open-source software programme QGIS. Participants will be required to install QGIS on their own computer before the meeting and will need to have access to MS Teams. Full instructions for hardware requirements and setting up software will be provided beforehand. Participants will need a modern mid-range computer or better with a current operating system installed\, preferably two monitors\, a webcam and headset. A reliable internet connection with sufficient bandwidth for video conferencing is essential. \nAbout the presenter: Colin Mazengarb \nColin Mazengarb\, based in Tasmania\, has practised in the fields of regional-geological mapping and engineering-geology in New Zealand\, Australia and the USA throughout his long career. He is an advanced user of various geographical information systems (GIS) software and has taught this course since 2016. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/introduction-to-gis-for-geotechnical-practitioners/2026-05-07/
LOCATION:Online
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260612
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SUMMARY:12th International Course on Geotechnical and Structural Monitoring (ICGSM)
DESCRIPTION:Please note that the 12th International Course on Geotechnical and  Structural Monitoring (ICGSM) is now open for Sponsor & Participant Registrations.\n\nI personally attended this event 2 years ago In Golden\, Colorado\, USA and really enjoyed the event and location.\n\nPlease feel free to circulate the details to your colleagues and connections\, either forward this email or the attachment.\nhttps://www.geotechnicalmonitoring.com/
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/12th-international-course-on-geotechnical-and-structural-monitoring-icgsm/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260721
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260725
DTSTAMP:20260405T004344
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SUMMARY:Australian Conference on Rock Mechanics (ACRM) 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Australian Geomechanics Society (AGS)\, in collaboration with the International Society for Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering (ISRM)\, proudly announces the Australian Conference on Rock Mechanics (ACRM)\, to be held in Melbourne from 21–24 July 2026.  \nThis event will bring together leading experts\, researchers\, and industry practitioners to exchange knowledge\, foster collaboration\, and showcase the latest advancements in rock mechanics and rock engineering. ACRM is set to become a key national platform for professional networking\, engagement with early-career professionals\, and strengthening Australia’s contribution to the global rock mechanics community.
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/australian-conference-on-rock-mechanics-acrm-2026/
LOCATION:Park Hyatt\, Melbourne\, 1 Parliament Square\, Off Parliament Place\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3002\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260824
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260826
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SUMMARY:Bridge & Geotechnical Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:24-25 Aug 2025 – Auckland\, NZICC \nWe are excited to welcome you to the inaugural Bridge and Geotechnical Conference 2026 at the NZICC in Auckland\, New Zealand. This event builds on the successful 2024 conference hosted by NZTA in Hamilton. We are proud to continue its momentum. The NZ Bridge Engineering Technical Society (BETS) was established in 2024 as a Technical Interest Group under Engineering New Zealand with a vision of Enhancing Bridge Engineering in New Zealand. We represent a diverse community of professionals involved in bridge engineering — including design\, construction\, asset management\, training and research. Recognising the close relationship between bridge and geotechnical engineering\, we are pleased to co-host this event with the New Zealand Geotechnical Society (NZGS). This conference is designed to be a national platform for sharing knowledge\, showcasing innovation\, and fostering collaboration. Whether you are a consultant\, constructor or client\, you will find value in the technical sessions\, networking opportunities\, and exposure to emerging technologies. The program will address practical challenges and strategic priorities — from seismic resilience and sustainability to doing more with less in asset management and new design. Bridges and associated soil structures are vital connectors between communities\, and their performance depends on strong partnerships across disciplines. We aim to bring together clients\, designers and contractors to explore how we can maintain and deliver functional\, resilient and cost-effective infrastructure that enhances the environments we live and work in. We are thrilled to have secured internationally recognised keynote speakers\, alongside leading experts from New Zealand and Australia. Their insights will set the tone for the two days of engaging discussion and learning. \nVisit the website
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/bridge-geotechnical-conference-2026/
LOCATION:NZICC\, 101 Hobson Street\, Auckland\, 1010\, New Zealand
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260905
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SUMMARY:16th ANZ Young Geotechnical Professionals Conference 2026 (16YGPC) Cairns
DESCRIPTION:Conference Summary\n \n\nHeld every 2 years\, the ANZ Young Geotechnical Professional’s Conference (YGPC) is a joint initiative of the Australian Geomechanics Society (AGS) and the New Zealand Geotechnical Society (NZGS) and is for geotechnical professionals from Australia and New Zealand up to 35 years of age. It is designed for all attendees to present a technical paper on any topic of interest/experience related to the field of geomechanics\, engineering geology or geotechnical engineering.\n\n \n\nAlong with the technical presentations\, the conference will involve social events to encourage networking between delegates\, and a field trip to Kuranda Historical Railway.\n\n \nImportant Dates\n \n\n 	Nominations and abstracts due — extended to Monday 16 March 2026\n \n 	Notice of acceptance — TBC\n \n 	Draft papers due — Friday 29 May 2026\n \n 	Full papers due and registrations close — Friday 17 July 2026\n \n 	Welcome reception — Tuesday 1 September 2026\n \n 	Conference presentations — Wednesday 2 – Thursday 3 September 2026\n \n 	Field trip — Friday 4 September 2026\n\n \nPreliminary Conference Programme\n \n\n\n\n\n\nTuesday 1 September\nWednesday 2 September\nThursday 3 September\nFriday 4 September\n\n\n\n\nMorning\n–\nPresentations\nPresentations\nField trip\n\n\nAfternoon\nCheck-in & registration\n(from 2pm)\nPresentations\nPresentations\nField trip\n(concluding by 2pm)\n\n\nEvening\nWelcome Reception\nSocial Dinner\nConference Dinner\n–\n\n\n\n\n \nOrganising Committee\n \n\n 	Sean Goodall (Chair)\, AGS Newcastle Chapter\n \n 	Lauren Amato\, AGS SA/NT Chapter\n \n 	Jesse Beetham\, NZGS\n \n 	Stephanie Salim\, AGS NSW Sydney Chapter\n \n 	Darren Paul (Mentor)\, AGS Victoria Chapter\n\n \nConference Mentors\n \n\n 	Darren Paul\, VIC Chapter\n\n \nThe Don Douglas Youth Fellowship Award\n \n\nThe fellowship is awarded to the author of the most outstanding paper by an Australian representative at each ANZ Young Geotechnical Professionals Conference. The recipient must be a member of the AGS and be below the age of 35 in the year of the conference\, i.e. born in 1991 or younger in 2026. A committee consisting of 2 members of the conference organising committee and 2 senior geotechnical professionals in attendance at the conference will judge the award.\n\n \n\nThe Don Douglas Youth fellowship carries a cash amount of $4\,000. The cash component is for reimbursement of expenses incurred in attending the next International Young Geotechnical Professional’s Conference following the award.\n\n \nNZGS Young Geotechnical Professionals Fellowship\n \n\nThis fellowship is awarded to the author of the best paper by a New Zealand representative at each ANZ Young Geotechnical Professionals Conference. The recipient must be a member of the New Zealand Geotechnical Society and be below the age of 35 in the year of the conference\, i.e. born in 1991 or younger in 2026.\n\n \n16YGPC Registration\n \n\nTo register please head to the AGS website: https://geomechanics.org.au/meetings/16th-young-geotechnical-professionals-conference/
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/16th-anz-ygpc-cairns/
LOCATION:Hilton Cairns\, 34 Esplanade\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
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SUMMARY:XV IAEG 2026 World Congress
DESCRIPTION:The IAEG 2026 Congress will be held in Delft\, the Netherlands\, in the first half of November 2026. The congress themed Engineering Geology in a Rapidly Changing World will focus on cutting-edge research on the fundamentals of engineering geology\, showcase best practices in the domain and demonstrate the pivotal role of engineering geology in a world struggling with unprecedented challenges. \nIt will cover a comprehensive set of engineering geology topics\, with two over-arching themes: sustainable global development and mitigation of and adaptation to climate change. \n \n30 Oct – 6 Nov 2026 Delft\, The Netherlands \nPaper Submission Deadline Approaching: 15 Feb 2026 \nSubmit via https://www.iaeg2026.org/150970/call-for-papers \nIt is a great pleasure to host the XV IAEG World Congress 2026\, in Delft\, the Netherlands\, between 30 Oct and 6 Nov 2026. \nThe congress\, titled Engineering Geology in a Rapidly Changing World\, will focus on cutting-edge research on the fundamentals of Engineering Geology\, showcase best practices in the domain\, and demonstrate the pivotal role of engineering geology in a world struggling with unprecedented challenges. \nIn addition to the IAEG executive and board meetings\, the pre-congress (30 Oct- 1 Nov) will feature inspiring Workshops led by outstanding experts\, offering participants a unique opportunity to deepen their knowledge and exchange ideas. The congress will officially kick off with a lively icebreaker on Sunday\, 1 November\, setting the stage for an exciting week ahead. \nRenowned Keynote and Invited Speakers from every continent and every corner of engineering geology will come together to share groundbreaking ideas and expertise throughout the congress. A series of Special Sessions will further enrich the programme. \nInteractive Activities such as Geolab tours\, and the EnGeOlympics\, a competition for future makers\, will foster collaboration and engagement\, alongside with a vibrant social and networking programme. Highlights include the Young Engineering Geologists Party and the Festive Event\, culminating in a celebratory closing ceremony on 5 November. \nTo round off the experience\, exclusive one-day Excursions are planned for 6 November\, showcasing iconic sites in the Netherlands and outstanding project locations in neighbouring Belgium. \nPlease consult IAEG2026.org for detailed information and stay tuned via LinkedIn “XV IAEG 2026 World Congress”
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/xv-iaeg-2026-world-congress/
LOCATION:TU Delft Aula Conference Centre\, Mekelweg 5\, Delft\, CC\, 2628\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:10th Croatian Geotechnical Society Conference & 21st Nonveiller Lecture: Geotechnical Engineering in Soft Rock & Heterogeneous Rock Masse
DESCRIPTION:Geotechnical Engineering in Soft Rock & Heterogeneous Rock Masses is an ISRM Specialised Conference being held as the 10th Croatian Geotechnical Society Conference and the 21st Nonveiller Lecture in Split\, Croatia\, from 12–14 November 2026. The conference will cover engineering behaviour of soft rock and heterogeneous rock masses\, site investigation and testing\, engineering geological models\, numerical modelling\, slopes and excavations\, underground structures and foundations\, and construction practice\, monitoring\, risk and case histories. The programme includes the 21st Nonveiller Lecture by Prof. Lyesse Laloui\, invited lectures by Prof. Vassilios Marinos\, Prof. Željko Arbanas and Prof. Predrag Miščević\, and a visit to Diocletian Palace with a geological walk and construction site visit. \nImportant dates:  \n\n15 April 2026 for abstract submission\n1 May 2026 for abstract acceptance\n1 September 2026 for paper submission
URL:https://www.nzgs.org/event/10th-croatian-geotechnical-society-conference-21st-nonveiller-lecture-geotechnical-engineering-in-soft-rock-heterogeneous-rock-masse/
LOCATION:Hotel Radisson Blu\, Split\, Croatia\, Croatia (Local Name: Hrvatska)
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