Tunnel lighting functionality
2022-08-18 18:00 - 19:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Mott MacDonald L17, Tower One, Collins Square 727 Collins Street Melbourne VIC 3008, Mott MacDonald L17, Tower One, Collins Square 727 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
This presentation will discuss the various types of tunnel lighting and the development of tunnel lighting in Australia using case studies from various tunnel projects in Australia will describe the types and functionality of tunnel lighting systems. Tunnel lighting functionalities include: – Normal lighting that provides appropriate visibility for users, both day and night – Safety lighting that provides minimum visibility for users, to enable them to leave the tunnel in their vehicles in case of power outage. – Egress lighting to guide tunnel users on foot in the event of an emergency. During this sessions you will receive an overview of: – Different types of tunnel lighting – Tunnel lighting functionality – Tunnel lighting zones – Egress lighting – Different lighting systems used on Tunnels in Australia.
Please see speakers for the event below:

Shilpa Charegaonkar
FIEAust CPEng
Technical Director, Energy Mott MacDonald
Technical Director, Electrical engineer with 20 years of experience in technical design and delivery of complex multi-discipline industrial engineering and infrastructure projects. Experience includes delivering a range of engineering solutions, including concept planning, design development, safety identification and mitigation, process improvement solutions, potentially explosive atmosphere engineering, project management and energy management systems. Power and lighting design, documentation, and construction phase services for various projects. With excellent communication and relationship building skills, Shilpa is results focused and takes pride in ensuring the needs of stakeholders are met throughout the project and a high level of quality is maintained.

Adrian Sterritt
Associate Director, Lighting WSP
With over 30 years of designing lighting Adrian brings his lighting design experience to WSP. His understanding of the lighting techniques, coupled with his management skills, makes him an asset to any project. Adrian is the Melbourne Specialist Lighting Team Leader and as one of the senior project leaders on many diverse projects, Adrian is able to apply his skill and design experience to any project. Working with all aspects of lighting he can find the best lighting outcome for any project. With experience in road, rail, retail, urban realm theatre and heritage projects.

John Rogers
Principal Lighting Engineer WSP
John Rogers has over 50 years’ experience in the lighting industry in various roles. He has special experience in roadway, tunnels and public space lighting from a background in lighting design, luminaire manufacturing and lighting project management. Joining WSP in 2010 he has been involved on numerous projects as lighting designer or in an advisory or verification capacity as well as conducting in house training on public lighting and tunnel/underpass lighting design with particular regard to the application of and compliance with relevant Australian Standards in the design procedure.

ATS & ICE - 3D Reality Capture Systems
2022-08-24 17:30 (Australia/Perth) | Little Shoe, 1st Floor, Yangan Square, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Overview
The Australian Tunnelling Society and Institution of Civil Engineers invite you to an evening of knowledge sharing, Q&A, and networking.
New Era of Tunnel Inspection
In the past, tunnel inspection and documentation was a “camera and clipboard” manual process to document geology, tunnel lining conditions, or assets within tunnel networks. It was time-consuming and inconsistent in terms of objectivity, continuity and spatial context.
With a variety of fixed and mobile platforms, we are now able to combine laser scanners and high-resolution cameras to rapidly record the tunnel surface to a resolution that can detect sub millimeter cracks.. Mobile systems can capture data at ambient traffic speed, reducing what
used to take weeks and months, to just hours.
From this data we then generate highly precise true-colour, textured 3D models of the scanned tunnel surface.
Detection, mapping and measurement of tunnel components can be undertaken in a centralised structured database, managing inspection intervals and temporal changes from a single point of truth.
Digital tools enable productivity improvements through the life of an asset, 3D Reality Capture Systems are an excellent example of this.
Event Timeline (GMT+8)
5.30pm – 6.00pm: Networking and refreshments
6.00pm – 7.00pm: Presentation
7.00pm – 8.00pm: Networking and refreshments
Speaker
Drew Coulthard
Current Role: National Monitoring Manager , Land Surveys
Experienced professional Senior Surveyor with an MBA in Project Management. Drew has worked across a number of different sectors including civil, mining, rail and infrastructure projects. For the last 15 year Drew has predominantly work on infrastructure projects in the UK and Australian with a focus on Instrumentation and Monitoring and Geospatial Capture. Drew is passionate about embracing new geospatial data capture techniques that can add value to key infrastructure assets by consistently monitoring change over time.
During his time in the UK Drew also worked of Western Section of Crossrail for over 4 years both on the contract side as a I&M Project Managing and, on the client, side overseeing the instrumentation and monitoring contracts, managing stakeholder interfaces and coordinating damage claims with assessors and insurers. On to the Australia 2015 he started working for Land Survey on project around Australia and has spent the last 8 years working on various project around the Australia and overseas the tendering and delivery of major national projects.
