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SUMMARY:Deep Tunnels in Challenging Conditions
DESCRIPTION:This instalment of the ITA Lecture Series will focus on ‘Deep Tunnels in Challenging Conditions’. \nThe episode will feature three parts and will finish with a Q&A with all speakers. It will begin at 13:00 CEST (9pm AEST). \n\nMain hazards and risk mitigation strategies — Magali Schivre (ITA WG17 Animateur)\, Roberto Schürch (ITA WG17 Vice-Animateur)\nCase study: El Teniente mine (Chile) – rock burst risk mitigation — Diego Silva (Chile\, Codelco)\nCase study: Snowy 2.0 – Overcoming a Major Fault Zone Challenge During Headrace Tunnel Excavation — Nick Chapman (Australia\, Snowy Hydro)\n\nFollowing the three presentations there will be time for Q&A with the presenters \nThe Lunchtime lecture series remains free and open to all. For all those that cannot join ‘live’ online\, please register and you will receive a link to stream the episode after the event – this link will be valid for four weeks. After these four weeks\, anyone wanting to watch the episode can do so by registering for the episode on the ITA website\, but there will be a small fee to watch.
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/deep-tunnels-in-challenging-conditions/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Tunnelling Under New York
DESCRIPTION:Australian Design Experience on the Second Avenue Subway and the Manhattan Tunnel Project\nOverview\nTwo of the most significant underground projects in the United States are utilising Australian Designers Firstly\, the Second Avenue Subway Phase 2 (SAS2) is a USD $2.0 billion extension of New York City’s Q train from 96th Street to 125th Street. SAS2 adds three new stations and utilises tunnel boring\, cut-and-cover and conventional mining methods\, concurrently to achieve revenue service in 2032. Secondly the Manhattan Tunnel Project\, which utilizes jet grouting\, ground freezing\, and shield tunnelling prepare a pathway through historic buried obstructions on the Eastern bank of the Hudson River to allow completion of the Hudson River Tunnels into Penn Station. \nTogether the two projects span the full range of urban underground practice\, from hard rock caverns to shallow soft-ground tunnelling in congested ground. \nTimings\n\n5:30pm: Welcome and networking\n6:00pm: Presentation\n6:45pm: Q&As\n7:00pm: Event Finishes\n\nVenue\n\nOnline AND\nIn-person at Delve Underground Melbourne Office\n\n\nSpeakers\n \nDenis Tepavac\nDenis Tepavac (CPEng\, MIEAust\, NER\, RPEQ\, RPEV) is a Senior Associate at Delve Underground with 17 years of tunnelling experience across transportation\, water\, and wastewater projects in Australia and internationally. He specializes in the design of mined tunnels and caverns and large-scale underground structures\, underpinned by advanced structural and geotechnical numerical modeling. On New York’s Second Avenue Subway\, Denis is the Design Discipline Lead for the station cavern and short tunnels. His Australian portfolio spans North East Link\, WestConnex\, and Sydney Metro\, where he has led complex sequential excavation and permanent lining design. He is a passionate member of the Australasian Tunnelling Society. \n \nDean Treweek \nDean Treweek (CPEng\, MIEAust\, NER\, RPEV\, RPEQ) is a Senior Associate at Delve Underground with 18 years of experience in tunnel\, shaft\, and tunnelling-related design\, with a particular focus on segmental lined tunnels and permanent secondary tunnel linings. On the Gateway Program’s Manhattan Tunnel Project\, Dean is the Design Unit Lead for the tunneling package including the precast expanded segmental tunnel lining design. His recent Australian portfolio spans North East Link\, Melbourne Metro\, M6 Motorway in Australia\, along with international work across the United States and the Middle East. He is a passionate member of the Australasian Tunnelling Society. \n 
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/tunnelling-under-new-york-australian-design-experience-on-the-second-avenue-subway-and-the-manhattan-tunnel-project/
LOCATION:Delve Underground\, Level 15 / 385 Bourke Street\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, 3000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Online,Victoria,Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260917T203000
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SUMMARY:ATS QLD trivia night for mental health awareness
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nJoin the Queensland Australian Tunnelling Society and Diversity in Tunnelling for an interactive trivia night supporting mental health awareness in the construction industry. This social event combines networking\, industry engagement\, and fundraising to support MATES in Construction. Participants will engage in a series of trivia rounds covering general knowledge\, tunnelling history\, and diversity topics\, while building stronger professional connections in a relaxed environment. The event promotes the importance of mental health\, inclusion\, and peer support across project teams and workplaces. This event provides an opportunity to strengthen industry networks\, increase awareness of mental health resources\, and contribute to a meaningful cause that supports wellbeing across the sector. \nA table booking of 8 guests enjoy a discounted total price of $150! Please contact eaqevents@engineersaustralia.org.au to book. \nTicket price includes pizza and two drinks per person. \nProgram timeline\n5.30pm AEST – Registration opens\, meet up for team building \n6.00pm AEST – Trivia starts \n8.30pm AEST – Event concludes \nLearning outcomes\nIn this presentation\, you will learn: \n\nHow mental health challenges impact construction and tunnelling professionals\nKey programs and support services offered by MATES in Construction\nPractical ways to foster inclusive and mentally healthy workplaces\nThe role of industry networks in strengthening peer support and wellbeing\n\nAbout the speaker\n\n\n\nFrank Cerone\nBusiness Manager Site Services\, Masterbuilders\n\nFrank is a Mechanical Engineer who has worked as a project manager across many industries over the past 25 years. For the past 12 years he has been the project manager for Bluey Technologies (now part of Master Builders Solutions)\, managing the waterproofing installation works across many of the tunnel projects across Australia and NZ. Frank is also heavily involved in the waterproofing design works for tunnels and underground structures\, assisting designers\, end users\, and building contractors when called upon for design\, and install methodology advice.
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/ats-qld-trivia-night-for-mental-health-awareness/
LOCATION:35 Railway Terrace\, Milton\, Queensland\, 4064
CATEGORIES:Queensland
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SUMMARY:2026 Charity Golf Day - ATS NSW
DESCRIPTION:Tee off for a great cause while connecting with colleagues from across the tunnelling and underground construction industry. \nThe ATS NSW Chapter is delighted to invite members\, colleagues and industry partners to the 2026 ATS NSW Charity Golf Day\, a longstanding industry tradition that combines friendly competition\, networking and fundraising for an important cause. \nFunds raised through the event and sponsorship packages will support the outstanding work of the Garvan Research Foundation\, helping to fund vital medical research and life-saving discoveries. \nPlayers will compete for the prestigious Peter Watson Shield\, the event’s perpetual trophy named in honour of Peter Watson and his longstanding dedication to both the Australian Tunnelling Society and the Garvan Research Foundation. \nWhether you’re a seasoned golfer or simply looking to enjoy a day on the course with industry colleagues\, we encourage you to join us for what promises to be another memorable event. \nEvent Format\nFormat: Four Ball Ambrose (18 Holes) \nRegistration\n\nIndividual Player: $250\nTeam of Four: $960\n\nRegister online via: \n2026 ATS Charity Golf Day Registration \nTeams can be registered immediately\, with individual player names provided closer to the event if required. \nSponsorship Opportunities\nA range of sponsorship opportunities are available for organisations wishing to support the event while gaining valuable industry exposure. \nHole Sponsorship – $1\,500 (18 available) \nIncludes: \n\nRegistration for four players\nOpportunity to promote your business at one of the 18 holes\n\nPre-Match Sponsorship – $2\,200 (1 available) \nIncludes: \n\nRegistration for four players\nOpportunity to showcase your business during player registration and breakfast\n\nRefreshment Cart Sponsorship – $2\,800 (2 available) \nIncludes: \n\nRegistration for four players\nCompany banner displayed on the refreshment cart\n\nPrize Sponsorship – $1\,500 (3 available) \nIncludes: \n\nRegistration for four players\nAcknowledgement during the post-match presentation\n\nFurther Information\nRegistration enquiriesKristen Kiriakoscommunity@garvan.org.au(02) 9295 8362 \nGeneral event enquiriesDavid Claguedavid.clague@bekaert.com0455 052 025 \nWe look forward to seeing you on the course in support of a worthy cause.
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/2026-charity-golf-day-ats-nsw/
LOCATION:Ryde Parramatta Golf Club\, 1156 Victoria Road\, West Ryde\, NSW\, 2113\, Australia
CATEGORIES:New South Wales
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SUMMARY:Geological Uncertainty and Lessons from Geotechnical Forensics in Underground Projects
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date \nJoint AGS & ATS Technical Evening \nThe Australian Geomechanics Society (AGS) and the Australasian Tunnelling Society (ATS) are pleased to invite members to save the date for a joint technical evening presentation featuring Dr Emilio Linde-Arias. \nAbout the Speaker \nDr Emilio Linde-Arias is a geotechnical engineer\, engineering geologist\, and forensic expert with more than 20 years of international experience in major infrastructure and underground projects. He has extensive expertise in tunnelling\, geological risk\, underground construction\, and geotechnical forensics\, and has provided expert evidence on major infrastructure disputes worldwide. \nThis presentation will explore the challenges of geological uncertainty in underground works and highlight lessons learned from geotechnical forensic investigations of major projects. Given the strong tunnelling focus\, the event is expected to be of significant interest to both AGS and ATS members. \nFurther details and registration information will be released closer to the event. \n 
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/geological-uncertainty-and-lessons-from-geotechnical-forensics-in-underground-projects/
LOCATION:EA Brisbane Office\, Level 9\, 340 Adelaide St (EA Office)\, Brisbane\, Queensland\, 4000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Queensland
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SUMMARY:The 21st International Symposium on Aerodynamics\, Ventilation and Fire in Tunnels
DESCRIPTION:Coming to Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre\, 30th November – 2nd December 2026\nWhat is ISAVFT? \nThe International Symposium on Aerodynamics\, Ventilation and Fire in Tunnels (ISAVFT) is the world’s longest‑running and most authoritative conference series dedicated exclusively to tunnel aerodynamics\, ventilation\, fire safety\, and underground environmental control. For over 50 years\, ISAVFT has been the forum where the hardest tunnel safety problems are debated\, tested\, and advanced. \nDeep Technical Focus \nISAVFT is unapologetically technical and rigorously applied. Core themes include: \n\nTunnel aerodynamics (pressure waves\, piston effect\, comfort\, high‑speed rail) Ventilation systems (longitudinal\, transverse\, jet fans\, energy optimisation)\nFire and smoke dynamics (critical velocity\, evacuation\, suppression systems) Air quality & pollution control\nOperations\, maintenance & real‑incident lessons\nAdvanced modelling (CFD\, digital twins\, full‑scale testing)\nFuture transport (electric & hydrogen vehicles\, automation\, ultra‑high‑speed systems)\n\nAcademic Rigor\, Industry Relevance \n\nFull peer review of all technical papers\nKeynotes from global leaders in tunnel safety and fluid mechanics\nStrong mix of research\, design guidance\, case studies\, and failure analysis\nTrusted by those who design\, approve\, operate\, and insure tunnels\n\nISAVFT bridges academia and real‑world consequence. \nGlobal Pedigree \nFirst symposium held in Canterbury\, UK (1973)\, rooted in British hydromechanics research\, ISAVFT is held every 2–3 years across Europe\, USA\, Australia\, and beyond. Recent editions hosted in Lyon\, Athens\, Copenhagen\, Melbourne\, and other global centres. Organised under the ISAVFT / BHR lineage\, maintaining continuity with its original scientific foundations. \nThe Bottom Line \nISAVFT is the global benchmark conference for tunnel aerodynamics\, fire\, and ventilation. Five decades. Peer‑reviewed. Incident‑driven. Open knowledge. Permanently citable. \nWhen tunnels matter\, ISAVFT leads. \nThe Sir Alan Muir Wood Prestige Lecture is a flagship\, invited lecture held to honour Sir Alan Muir Wood\, widely regarded as the father of modern tunnelling. \nSir Alan Muir Wood (1921–2009) was a pivotal figure in underground engineering: a leading consultant on the Channel Tunnel\, founding President of the International Tunnelling Association (ITA‑AITES)\, former President of the Institution of Civil Engineers\, and a driving force behind the modern\, risk‑based approach to tunnelling design and delivery. \nThe lecture is reserved for internationally recognised thought leaders and provides a platform for: \nStrategic reflection on tunnel engineering practice \nLessons from major projects and failures \nInnovation\, uncertainty management\, and future direction of underground construction \nIt reflects Sir Alan’s central belief that engineering judgement\, innovation\, and understanding of risk—not prescriptive rules alone—are key to safe and economic tunnelling. \nWithin ISAVFT\, the Sir Alan Muir Wood Prestige Lecture represents the highest‑profile intellectual contribution of the symposium\, reinforcing ISAVFT’s role as a forum for: \n\nLong‑term thinking\, not just technical detail\nCross‑disciplinary insight across aerodynamics\, ventilation\, fire\, and operations\nKnowledge transfer between generations of tunnel engineers\nThe lecture is typically sponsored\, formally presented\, and positioned as a prestige event within the symposium programme.\n\nLectures are archived and published\, forming part of the permanent technical record of the profession\, consistent with Sir Alan Muir Wood’s commitment to open knowledge\, professional leadership\, and engineering excellence.
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/the-21st-international-symposium-on-aerodynamics-ventilation-and-fire-in-tunnels/
LOCATION:Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
CATEGORIES:Victoria
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SUMMARY:ATS Short Course - Melbourne
DESCRIPTION:ATS Short Course: Melbourne 1-2 December 2026\nThe ATS Short Course 2026 is a two-day event designed to provide an introduction to the world of tunnelling and underground space engineering.  \nEvent content will closely align with the latest edition of the ATS Tunnel Design Guideline and is a must for early career tunnelling professionals. \nEvent overview\nRun every two years since 2007\, the event provides an established platform that delivers a practical introduction to tunnelling to both younger practitioners and those interested in moving into the Australian tunnelling industry. It gives these up-and-coming tunnellers an opportunity to: \n\nLearn new skills and knowledge\,\nDevelop and refresh existing skills and knowledge\,\nGain a competitive edge\,\nInvest in their future\, and\nLearn from and network with industry leaders.\n\nThe course is delivered by experienced professionals from Australian tunnelling who have specialist knowledge in their discipline field. These course presenters are eager to share their knowledge and encourage delegates to develop their understanding and confidence so they can apply the ATS Design Guide across all stages of a tunnelling project. The syllabus is designed to cover relevant topics and ‘must learn’ topics useful to early career and new tunnelling professionals\, including design principles\, construction fundamentals\, sustainability\, fire life safety and project case studies. \nWho should attend\n\nEarly career tunnelling professionals\nAnyone considering a shift into this exciting field of engineering\n\nEarly bird registration costings\n\nATS/EA Member: $770\nNon-Members: $1020\nATS Young Member: $470\nStudent Member: $170\nVTC Site Visit: $50\n\nEarly bird registrations close 31 October \nRegular Fees (from 1 November) \n\nATS/EA Member: $870.00\nNon-Member: $1120.00\nATS Young Member: $570.00\nStudent Member: $270.00\nVTC Site Visit: $50\n\nEvent sponsors\n      \nTo come on board as one of the event sponsors\, please review our ATS Short Course Sponsor Prospectus. We can’t run our programs without your help so look forward to hearing from you soon. \nProgram  \n \nVictorian Tunnelling Centre Site Tour \nMorning of 3 December 2026 \nA half day visit departing from the city to the Victorian Tunnelling Centre (VTC) to learn about the industry’s state-of-the-art training facilities\, including: \n\nVirtual reality simulators\nReplica mined and TBM tunnels\nSprayed concrete simulator\nWorking refuge chamber\n\nTransportation to and from the VTC will be provided. \n 
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/ats-short-course-melbourne/
LOCATION:Melbourne Engineers Australia office\, Level 6\, 181 William Street\, Melbourne\, VIC\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Victoria
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SUMMARY:Australian Tunnelling Conference 2027 (ATC2027)
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date – ATC2027\, Brisbane\nThe Australian Tunnelling Conference (ATC2027) will take place in Brisbane from 8–11 November 2027. \nUnder the theme “Shaping an Underground Future: Technology\, Sustainability & Resilience\,” the conference will bring together industry\, academia\, and government to explore the full lifecycle of tunnelling. The program will highlight Australian experience and leadership\, spanning operations\, asset renewal and transformation\, and resource and post-mining applications\, alongside emerging priorities in planning and societal integration. \nFurther details will be released soon — we look forward to welcoming you to Brisbane.
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/australian-tunnelling-conference-2027-atc2027/
CATEGORIES:National
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