Geotechnical News - March 2015 - page 30

Course Director: John Dunnicliff, Consulting Engineer
The Course: to
establish a valuable network with colleagues from all over the world,
to meet manufacturers and
Course Emphasis: is on why and how to monitor field performance.
The course will include planning monitoring programs, hardware and
Case histories presented by prominent international experts and discussion
during the open forum will be an additional source of knowledge.
Who : engineers, geologists and technicians who are involved with
performance monitoring of geotechnical features of civil engineering,
mining and oil and gas projects. Project managers and other decision-
makers who are concerned with management of RISK during
.
Objective: to learn the who, why and how of successful geotech-
nical and structural monitoring while networking and sharing best
community.
Instruction: provided by leaders of the geotechnical and structu-
designers and people from academia from all over the world.
Location : the 3-day course will be held in Tuscany (Italy). In
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As John Gadsby (publisher of this magazine) wrote in the September 2014 issue, “The
should add this course to his/her list of ‘to dos’ “
Course Partners : Marmota Engineering, Geokon, Measurand, RST Instruments,
Geosense, Canary Systems, Soldata, Mine Design Technologies, Sylex, CSG, Shanghai
Zhichuan Electronic Tech, Ace Instrument, 3d Laser Mapping, Smartec, Vista Data
Sisgeo.
June 4-6, 2015 | Poppi, Tuscany (Italy)
Organizer: Paolo Mazzanti, NHAZCA S.r.l.
methods
for monitoring deformation, vibration monitoring and offshore monitoring.