Lunchtime lecture series #42
This instalment of the Lunchtime lecture series will focus on 'The seismic design of tunnels and underground structures' in collaboration with ITA AITES WG9.
The episode will feature three lectures and will finish with a Q&A with all speakers. It will begin at 13:00 CET.
- Overview of seismic design - Conrad Felice
- Framework for seismic design & analysis of underground structures - Youssef Hashash
- Case studies - Angel Del Amo & Carlos Jaramillo
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Lunchtime lecture series#43
This instalment of the Lunchtime lecture series will focus on 'Contractual tools for a good project management' in collaboration with ITA-AITES WG3
The episode will feature three lectures and will finish with a Q&A with all speakers. It will begin at 13:00 CET.
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Lunchtime lecture series #44
This instalment of the Lunchtime lecture series will focus on 'Mechanised rehabilitation and lining works in tunnelling' in collaboration with ITAtech & WG 14.
The episode will feature three lectures and will finish with a Q&A with all speakers. It will begin at 13:00 CET.
- TES and LEM – two examples of current developments in mechanised tunnel renewal and installation of precast segmental lining – Volker Breuning
- Experience with the renovation of the Fachinger & Cramberger Tunnel with a mechanised tunnel enlargement system – Ulf Kirsten
- Innovative precast segment lining of a pair of ‘D’ shaped, road header excavated decline tunnels by using a Lining Erection Machine - Jeremy Nethercott
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Managing risks, sustainability and innovation in rock tunnelling
ITACET training course at the WTC 2025 in Stockholm!
The WTC 2025 and the ITACET Foundation have the pleasure of inviting you to the ITACET training course that has become a traditional part of the annual World Tunnel Congress. The 2025 WTC training course will focus on 'Managing risks, sustainability and innovation in rock tunnelling' and will take place on the Friday and Saturday before the WTC, on the 9thand 10th
May 2025. The prime goal is to attract senior/young professionals as well as university students, with an interesting and useful programme and world class speakers. The issues discussed will be of interest to professionals internationally.
The program will begin with a focus on advanced risk management in tunnel construction, exploring the latest strategies and tools to mitigate uncertainties and optimize design processes. It will then examine the importance of sustainability in underground projects, discussing innovative methods to ensure that tunnelling practices are environmentally responsible and resilient.
Click here to register.