Online, please register for the Webinar using the linked below on the Engineering NZ website Register HERE SESOC Bridge wing presents “Small Bridge Design” online webinar. The aim of the webinar is to provide some guidance to the small bridge designers so the designers can…
Bringing vegetation-based solutions into geotechnical engineering design: how do we make it happen? Professor Alessandro Tarrantino explains how you can get “climate-smart” by adopting a more nature based approach when building or maintaining earth infrastructure. Register: HERE
Explore the latest technology in connected geotechnical workflows and ground modelling using Seequent Software. In a case study example, there will be a discussion the IAEG C25 guidelines and take a deep dive into the development of a 3D digital model through multiple iterations Register…
Presented by Dr Thejesh Kumar Garala Register HERE This seminar presents the research outcomes from Dr Garala’s PhD on better understanding the dynamic behaviour of pile foundations in soft clays and layered soils from specifically designed dynamic centrifuge experiments. This talk covers the dynamic behaviour of soft clays and layered…
The New Zealand Geotechnical Society Inc invite you to join this webinar discussing the impact of Cyclone Gabrielle and explore landslide mapping. Between 12-16 February 2023, an extreme rainfall event, referred to as Cyclone Gabrielle affected much of the northern and eastern North Island of…
Online (Zoom Link) HERE EVENT CONTACT For more information, please contact Babak Hamidi via babakhamidi@hotmail.com
Presented by Prof Hossam Aboel Naga, Head of Dept. of Engineering, La Trobe University, Australia. Register HERE
Register HERE Abstract: The stress-based simplified liquefaction triggering procedure is the most widely used approach to assess liquefaction potential worldwide. However, empirical aspects of the procedure were primarily developed for tectonic earthquakes in active shallow-crustal tectonic regimes. Accordingly, the suitability of the simplified…
REGISTER HERE The impacts of tropical Cyclone Gabrielle are now affecting many areas in the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand and may cause significant flooding and damage to infrastructure and buildings. The MBIE Building Emergency Management response team are working to support those…
NZSEE, NZGS and the NZ Tunnelling Society are pleased to invite you to the next instalment in the NZSEE 2022 Webinar series on Seismic Design of underground structures. Seismic shaft design for the Central Interceptor project presented by Dr Andy Dodds Seismic design aspects…