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Coming SOON Geneva, Switzerland, 31 May -01 June 2013
03.2013 - PROMOTIONAL LEAFLET & UPDATED PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE >> Includes forewords of M. Felix Amberg Chairman of the OC of the WTC 2013, updated program (February 2013) and short presentation of the lecturers. 12.2012 - REGISTRATION ARE OPEN >> Standard fee: CHF 360.– | Reduced fee for students: CHF 180.–
The course will highlight the theoretical and practical aspects of the wide catalogue of auxiliary measures.
Speakers from Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, United States South Korea and Switzerland are invited.
Opalija, Croatia, 14 June 2013 (previously announced for the May 9th 2013) At the request of the Croatian Association for Tunnels and Underground Structures (ITA Nation Member). More information on the ITA Croatia website >>
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 23–24 June 2013
At the request of the Riyadh Municipalty, the Foundation will organize a training session on "Tunnelling in Limestone". This course aims the general concepts of design and construction of underground structures, especially in karstic rock mass.
03.2013 - PROMOTIONAL LEAFLET & UPDATED PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE >> 04.2013 - ONLINE REGISTRATION ARE OPEN >>
All topics delivered will focus first on tunnelling aspects and then, the peculiarities related to tunnels in karstic zones will be highlighted. For the Limestone karst aspect of the subject addressed, the lecturers will concentrate on site investigation prior and during construction, and special care in design and construction. Main Topics of the training session:
Download the complete programme Pdf file UPDATED 03.2013 >> The poster is available for download (Adobe Pdf A3) >> Use our online registration page to register, alternatively you can download the registration form as PDF >>
Singapore, Nanyang University, 11 - 12 July 2013 The purpose of this course is to aid future owners and designers of underground spaces to create well-planned, attractive and functional underground facilities that are safe, secure and cost-effective in terms of life cycle performance. The course is aimed at professionals that do not have significant experience with underground structures but wish to understand in general terms the key related issues. For most of the lecture topics, the ITA offers a full course that can be taken to gain more insight and detail regarding that specific topic. The emphasis of the course is on “facilities” either in soil or rock rather than road or rail tunnel projects and is planned to encompass the design of large integrated underground spaces as well as individual underground facilities. Tentative program, including short description of the lectures is available >> |
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Tunnelling in Limestone
This course aims to present the general concepts of design and construction of underground structures, especially in karstic rock mass. 
