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REGISTER NOW! Assessing toughness characterization of sprayed FRC by adopting EN14488-3 2022 Method B Event overview Fibre reinforced concrete (FRC) design has been widely used for sprayed permanent linings in tunnels with substantial recent developments in design methods and mix design. One such development has been reliance on the toughness characteristics to inform the design ... |
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This instalment of the ITA lecture series will focus on ‘Innovations in underground construction’. The episode will feature three parts and will finish with a Q&A with all speakers. It will begin at 13:00 CEST (9pm AEST). Slipform tunnelling – Colin Eddie How to reduce by 65% the cost of constructing an underground space for industrial applications; The ... |
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Overview Hydrothermal veins are often overlooked or misinterpreted within deep, heterogeneous rock masses, yet their behaviour can dramatically influence tunnelling outcomes. In his award winning 2025 David Sugden Award paper, Yosafat Sinaga reveals how these vein systems are frequently mistaken for open joints, leading to inaccurate geological models and flawed design assumptions. This session will ... 
Overview The term "mobile mapping" is well established in the survey industry — typically referring to large vehicle-mounted systems that combine high-end LiDAR with precision GNSS and IMU hardware. These systems are powerful, but they are expensive, require GPS to function reliably, and are fundamentally limited by what a vehicle can reach. This presentation introduces ... |
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Overview Hydrothermal veins are often overlooked or misinterpreted within deep, heterogeneous rock masses, yet their behaviour can dramatically influence tunnelling outcomes. In his award winning 2025 David Sugden Award paper, Yosafat Sinaga reveals how these vein systems are frequently mistaken for open joints, leading to inaccurate geological models and flawed design assumptions. This session will ... |
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Overview Australia's underground infrastructure pipeline is expanding rapidly, from metro and road tunnels to caverns for pumped hydro energy storage and subsurface storage facilities. As we push deeper and into more complex ground, reliable estimation of in-situ stress becomes increasingly important for safe, economical excavation design. Yet the conventional ways of measuring stress - overcoring ... |
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Overview Online and in person event The T2D Project represents the final and most complex stage of South Australia’s North–South Corridor, delivering a 10.5 km section of motorway that will complete 78 km of uninterrupted, traffic light-free travel between Gawler and Old Noarlunga. Awarded in September 2024 under a collaborative Alliance model to Bouygues John ... |
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