Engineering Geologists & Geology
On behalf of the Ingeokring Board and TU Delft, we are pleased to announce the 2018 Ingeokring Autumn Symposium:
“A tribute to Peter Verhoef: Engineering Geology as an eye-opener for Civil Engineering”
Date: Friday 23 November 2018 from 13:00h to 18:00h
Location: Building 26, Van der Burghweg 1 in Delft
Call for contributions
We would like to invite you to submit a contribution for a half a day Mini-symposium on “Deep Underground Engineering and Data Mining” to be held during the 3rd International Conference on Information Technology in Geo-Engineering organized by University of Minho and Portuguese Geotechnical Society under the auspices of the Joint Technical Committee 2 (JTC2) on Representation of Geo-Engineering Data of the Federation of International GeoEngineering Societies (FedIGS) in Guimarães, Portugal in 29 September – 2 October, 2019. Details of the conference can be found in the conference website.
Hereby we would like to make a (last) call for submitting abstracts for the ISRM 14th International Congress on Rock Mechanics in Brazil in 2019 (ISRM 2019).
Click here for Abstract Submission.
The closing date is 19-09-2018.
On Saturday August the 25th, an excursion to the Bentheim sandstone quarry is organised. Please find below some additional information and the tentative programme.
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Ingeokring Autumn Symposium co-organized by the TU Delft:
“A tribute to Peter Verhoef: Engineering Geology as an eye-opener for Civil Engineering”
When? 23-11-2018
Where? TU Delft
Who? The list of speakers will follow!
First Announcement TISOLS2020
From 20 – 24 April 2020, the Tenth International Symposium on Land Subsidence (TISOLS) will take place in the Netherlands.
Land subsidence, or land-level lowering, is a major problem that threatens the viability and sustainable economic development for millions of people throughout the world, especially in (but not restricted to) highly urbanized coastal areas. It is often a result of overexploitation of groundwater resources. The total costs globally amount up to many billions of dollars annually.
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