Keynote Lectures (Energy-Transport, Risk-Safety, Technology)

Date: Monday, 25 May

Time: 10:50–12:30

Venue: BCWTC, Pátria Hall – Plenary Lecture Hall (level –1)

Chairs: Martin Knights and Pál Kocsonya

KAZATSAY, Zoltán (EU Deputy Director-General for Transport): European Transport, Tendencies, Developments

KNIGHTS, Martin (ITA–AITES President): Contemporary issues related to tunnelling

WITTKE, Walter (General Manager of WBI Eng Co.): Conventional Tunnelling Methods in Soft Ground in Urban Areas – Risks and Chances

Open Session

"Planning of Modern Tunnel Projects with Emphasis on Urban Areas"

Date: Tuesday, 26 May
Time: 8:30–12:30
Venue: BCWTC, Pátria Hall – Plenary Lecture Hall (level –1)

Chairs: Martin Knights and Pál Kocsonya

Coordinators:
GRASSO, Piergiorgio,
GR
řV, Eivind
ITA Secretariat

First a general and generic approach followed by specific examples that are outlining the importance of actively utilising and planning the underground for the best of the public.

Presentation of the works of the WG 5 “Health and Safety in Works “ by Mr. Donald Lamont, Animateur

Presentation of the works of the WG 19 “Conventional Tunnelling” by Mr. Heinz Ehrbar, Animateur

1. GRASSO, Piergiorgio: Introduction

2. ELIOFF, Amanda: ITA WG 20 – Modern Tunnel planning, a US perspective

3. KLADOS, Gusztav: The SMART project in Malaysia

4. ARNÁIZ RONDA, Manuel: Madrid Metro and M30 Project

5. Master plan for the utilisation of the underground:

  a) Vähäaho, Ilkka HKI/Kv: Underground (UG) – Master Plan of Helsinki
  b) GU, Xin: Master plan of Shenzhen (China)

6.TSANG, Keith: Deep Sewage Tunnels in Hong Kong

7. PARKER, Harvey: A new tunnel in Seattle to replace the aging and earthquake-damaged viaduct along the waterfront

8.Discussion and conclusions


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