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ATS Tunnel Design Guideline Presentation Series – Part 4
January 27, 2022 @ 6:30 pm AEDT
ATS Tunnel Design Guideline Presentation Series – Part 4: Segmental Lining Design, Ground Movements and Impact Assessment (chapters 7 & 8)
This session will begin at 5.30 pm AEST (6.30 pm AEDT).
The ATS Tunnel Design Guideline Presentation Series will bring together the authors of the guideline to discuss in detail the chapter contents. The ATS Tunnel Design Guideline was released in September 2020 and this webinar series has been established to provide readers with further context to the material included.
The fourth in a series of five presentations from authors of the ATS Tunnel Design Guideline will focus on chapters 7 and 8 which covers Segmental Lining Design, Ground Movements and Impact Assessment. The presentation will be delivered by the chapter authors, Senthilnath GT, Jin Chong and Geoffrey Chan. This event is suitable for students, graduates and anyone working or interested in the design of tunnels.
This event is suitable for students, graduates and anyone working or interested in the design of tunnels.
The presentation will be recorded and uploaded to the ATS website to provide additional context and content for the ATS Tunnel Design Guideline.
Sessions will run for approximately 45 minutes with 20 minutes of Q&A. You will have direct access to the authors of the relevant chapters and the opportunity to ask questions at the end of the presentation.
This guide has been produced by a team of skilled and enthusiastic practitioners from the Young Members of the Australian Tunnelling Society. We hope that this guide will help with your journey in the exciting world of tunnel design.
The guideline is available for download via the members section of the ATS website under ‘technical papers.’ This document has been developed and funded by the ATS and its members.