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5th Asian Regional Conference on Geosynthetics - Geosynthetics for Sustainable Adaptation to Climate Change -
Under the auspices of:
International Geosynthetics Society
Conference Program
13-16 December 2012, Bangkok, Thailand
Asian Center for Soil Improvement and Geosynthetics
Suranaree University of Technology International Geosynthetics Society Thailand Chapter
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Contents
Welcome Message………………………………………………..2
Introduction……………………………………………………...3
Conference Organization……………………………………….4
Conference Information………………………………………...5
Conference Program…………………………………………….8
Exhibition Layout & Booths…………………………………...17
Sponsors…………………………………………………………19
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Welcome Message
The International Geosynthetics Society-Thailand Chapter (IGS-Thailand), the Asian
Center of Soil Improvement and Geosynthetics (ACSIG) at AIT and the Suranaree
University of Technology (SUT) under the auspices of the International Geosynthetics
Society (IGS), jointly organized the Fifth Asian Regional Conference on Geosynthetics
of Geosynthetics Asia 2012 (GA2012) with the theme of “Geosynthetics for Sustainable
Adaptation to Climate Change” on 13 to 15 December 2012 at the Centara Grand at
Central Plaza Ladprao, Bangkok, Thailand.
The aim of GA2012 is to bring together geosynthetics researchers, consultants,
owners, manufacturers, distributors, project regulators, contractors, and academics in
order to share their knowledge, update information, advance technologies, and discuss
recent developments on the following general topics:
(1) PVDs and Drainage (4) Natural Fibers and Innovation
(2) Erosion Control (5) Reinforcement
(3) Barrier and Environmental (6) Case Histories
The GA2012 has been honored and benefited to have 6 Keynote Lectures and 6
Theme Lectures delivered by well-known geotechnical experts and world class
academics. The conference proceedings contains 129 papers contributed by authors from
25 countries including 6 Keynote Lectures, 6 Theme Lectures, 2 Country Reports, 107
Technical Papers and 8 Student Papers. All abstracts and full papers have been peer-
reviewed prior to their acceptance and inclusion in the proceedings. We wish to
acknowledge the assistance of the members of the Technical Committee in reviewing and
maintaining high standards on the quality of the papers.
Utmost appreciations are given to the members of the Conference Local and
International Committee for their unfailing support. We also acknowledged the
Conference Sponsors and Exhibitors for their financial supports as well as heart fully
thank the support given by the IGS Officers, IGS Council Members, and IGS Technical
Committees. Above all, the Organizing Committee of Geosynthetics Asia 2012 greatly
appreciates the support given by the Keynote, Theme and Technical Lecturers as well as
the Session Chairs and Co-Chairs for their valuable assistances.
Dennes T. Bergado
Chair, GA2012
Suksun Horpibulsuk
Co-Chair, GA2012
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Introduction
The International Geosynthetics Soceity - Thailand Chapter (IGS-Thailand), Asian
Center for Soil Improvement and Geosynthetics (ACSIG), and Suranaree University of
Technology (SUT), under the auspices of the International Geosynthetics Society (IGS),
jointly organizes the Fifth Asian Regional Conference on Geosynthetics or GeoAsia 2012
(GA2012), to be held from 13 to 16 December 2012 at Centara Grand at Central Plaza
Ladprao Bangkok, Thailand. The theme of the GA2012 conference is “ Geosynthetics for
Sustainable Adaptation to Climate Change”.
The effect of climate change including global warming is not only limited in causing
landslide disasters but also in increasing the frequency of occurrence of a variety of
natural disasters. The intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC) reported that
residences of many more millions of people are projected to be flooded every year
through the 2080s because of rising sea level. Among at risk are low-lying and densely
populated areas. Moreover, recent news items have identified that insurance companies
are blaming bad weather slashing down their profit forecasts by millions of dollars.
Consequently, these insurance companies have been forced to raise the insurance
premium to recoup their losses. The recent devastating floods in Thailand are a concrete
example of climate change consequences.
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Conference Organization
International Geosynthetics Society – Thailand Chapter
Asian Center for Soil Improvement and Geosynthetics
Asian Institute of Technology
Suranaree University of Technology
Local Organization Committee
Prof. Dennes T. Bergado - Chair Thailand
Prof. Suksun Horpibulsuk- Co-Chair Thailand
Dr. Sompote Youwai Thailand
Mr. Nuttapong Kovittayanun Thailand
Dr. Suttisak Soralump Thailand
Dr. Montri Dechasakulsom Thailand
Dr. Panich Voottipruex Thailand
Dr. Apiniti Jotisankasa Thailand
Dr. Yip Poon Lai Malaysia
Dr. Pham Van Long Vietnam
International Advisory Committee
Prof. Guangxin Li China
Prof. Rajagopal India
Mr. Gouw Tjie Liong Indonesia
Dr. Hiroshi Miki Japan
Prof. Han Yong Jeon Korea
Mr. Thomas Wintermar Philippines
Prof. San Shyan Lin West Pacific Region
Technical Committee
Prof. Dennes T. Bergado- Chairman Thailand
Prof. Chungsik Yoo Korea
Prof. Han Yong Jeon Korea
Mr. John Cowland Hong Kong
Prof. Jun Otani Japan
Prof. Jiro Kuwano Japan
Prof. Shui Long Shen China
Prof. Xiao Wu Tang China
Prof. San Shyan Lin Taiwan
Dr. Ennio Palmeira Brazil
Dr. Abdelmalek Bouazza Australia
Mr. Mike Sadlier Australia
Mr. Sam Allen U.S.A.
Short Course Chair- Prof. Suksun Horpibulsuk Thailand
Site Visit/ Sight Seeing Chair- Dr. Sompote Youwai Thailand
Co-Chair- Dr. Warat Kongkitkul Thailand
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Conference Information
Venue GA2012 will be held at Centara Grand at Central Plaza Ladprao Bangkok, Thailand, a
newly renovated 5-star hotel superbly located near the elevated highway system, the
underground Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and the BTS Skytrain. Centara Grand at Central
Plaza Ladprao Bangkok provides an easy access to Suvarnabhumi International Airport
which takes just over 30 minutes. It also has a direct link to the adjacent Central Plaza
shopping complex through a covered walk.
Venue
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Registration
11th
December 2012 – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Krungthep 2)
12th
December 2012 – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Krungthep 2)
13th
December 2012 – 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. (Ballrooms B and C)
14th
December 2012 – 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. (Ballrooms B and C)
15th
December 2012 – 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. (Ballrooms B and C)
Registration staff will be located in the registration desk should you require any
assistance.
Conference opening and closing The first session of the conference will commence at 9:00 am on Thursday, 13
th
December 2012 and will close at 5 p.m. on Saturday 15th
December 2012. The venue for
the opening and closing ceremony will be Ballroom B and C.
Refreshments
Refreshments during morning and afternoon session and lunch are available for each day
throughout the conference upon for registered participants.
Coupons are required to avail these refreshments.
Name Badges A name badge will be given to all the participants including presenter, which must be
worn at all times to gain entrance to the conference venue.
Conference Proceedings
All the participants will receive the proceeding in hard copy as well as on CD upon
registration. It contains peer-reviewed camera ready papers submitted to the GA2012 by
the authors.
Mobile Phones and Internet Connections
It is requested to all the participants to switch off their mobile phones or keep it in silent
mode during all sessions in conference venue. Limited internet connections are available
up to 10 Slots at Room Rangsit 4.
Technical Visit
The technical visit is going to be held on Sunday, 16th
December 2012 for pre-booked
participants. Each pre-booked participants have to leave the conference venue at 8 am in
the morning on 16th
December and will arrive back to the venue at 5:30 pm. Following
are the sites for the technical visit:
Technical Visit 1: Breakwater Construction and Crocodile Farm
Technical Visit 2: Flood control construction and Bang Pra Inn Royal Palace.
Short Course
One Day Short Course on Basic Properties and Applications of Geosynthetics will be
held at Room Krungthep 2 on 12 December 2012.
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Instructions for Oral Presenters
For Keynote Lectures, timeslots are 45 minutes, whereas for Theme Lectures, timeslots
are limited to 30 minutes.
For the standard presentations, timeslots are 8 to 10 minutes including
questions/discussions.
It is requested to submit the power point presentation at least 3 hours before your
schedule to present. A staff will be there to collect the presentation file during
conference. The authors preparation room is at Room Rangsit 4.
Conference Dinners
Welcome Dinner- 13th
December 2012 at Suan Bua Restaurant, Centara Grand Ladprao
Hotel.
Gala Dinner- 14th
December 2012 at Ballroom B and C, Centara Grand Ladprao Hotel.
As number of persons are limited to 100 , reservation must be done prior to the
conference for both Welcome and Gala dinner.
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GeoAsia2012 - Technical Program Tuesday, 11th December 2012
Pre-registration (GA2012) at Krungthep 2.
Wednesday, 12th December 2012
Pre-registration (GA2012) at Krungthep 2.
One-Day Short-Course: Basic Properties and Applications of Geosynthetics Room: Krungthep 2
Resource Persons and Topics of the Short Course (Chair- S. Horpibulsuk & Co- Chair- S. Yowai)
8:00 – 8:30 Registration
8:30 – 9:00 Opening Ceremony
9:00 – 9:30 Geosynthetics for Separation and Filtration (Ir Chris Lawson )
9:30 – 10:00 Geosynthetics for Mining Applications (Prof . M. Bouazza)
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 – 11:00 Geomembrane Applications for Reservoir Liners and Covers (Ir. J. Cowland )
11:00 – 11:30 Applications of GCL Impermeable Membrane (Dr. S. Soralump)
11:30 – 12:00 PVD Soft Ground Improvement and Vacuum Preloading (Prof. J.C. Chai )
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch
13:00 – 13:30 Creep Analysis and Applications of Geosynthetics Reinforcement (Prof. H.Y. Jeon)
13:30 – 14:00 Geosynthetics Reinforced Soil Walls: Introduction and Key Issues (Prof. C.S. Yoo)
14:00 – 14:30 Seismic Stability of Reinforced Soil Wall (Prof. J. Kuwano)
14:30 – 15:00 Coffee Break
15:00 – 15:30 Geosynthetics Earth Reinforcements and Applications (Prof. K. Rajagopal )
15:30 – 16:00 Creep Characteristics of Geogrids (Dr. W. Kongkitkul)
16:00 – 16:30 Geosynthetics Reinforcement of Pavements on Soft Ground (Dr. S. Youwai)
16:30 – 17:00 Steel Grids Earth Reinforcements and Applications (Prof . S. Horpibulsuk)
Thursday, 13th December 2012
08:00 – 09:00 Registration
09:00 – 09:30 Opening Ceremony
09:30 – 10:00 Opening of International Technical Exhibition
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee Break and Trade Expo
10:30 – 11:15 Embankments of soft ground and ground improvement
Keynote Lecture 1 - J. Chu Chair- N. Phien-wej
Co-Chair- H. Abuel-Naga
11:15 – 12:00 Geosynthetics for riverbank and coastal protection in Asia
Keynote Lecture 2 - C. Lawson Chair- M. Dechasakulsom
Co-Chair- C. Taechakumthorn
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch at Rooms: Lardprao Suite and Krungthep 2
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Ballroom B Ballroom C
Theme Session 1- PVD/Drainage
Chair- T. Hino
Co-Chair- E. Blond
Theme Session 2-Erosion Control
Chair- H. Abuel-Naga
Co-Chair- S. Pongsivasatit
13:00 – 13:30 Geosynthetics for soft ground
improvement: PVDs, Vacuum/
Electro-Osmosis/Heating Preloading
Theme Lecture 1 – J.C. Chai
Geosynthetics for erosion control in
hydraulic environment
Theme Lecture 2 – T.W. Yee
13:30 – 13:38 Deformation behavior of vertical
drain materials under consolidation
settlement using X-ray CT
Y. Tagashira
Use of an anchored geosynthetics
system for shore protection:
centrifuge study
A. Rajabian
13:38 – 13:46 Field behavior of PVD-improved soft
deposit near Jiujiang, Chaina
J. Chen
Geotextile tube application for
construction for Dalsung weir across
Nakdong river in Korea
J. C. Choi
13:46 – 13:54 A consolidation model of single drain
driven by combining vacuum
preloading and electro-osmosis
A. Deng
The use of geotextile container for
shore protection work at East Coast
park and Pasir Ris Park in Singapore
L. C. Chua
13:54 – 14:02 Stabilization of soft clays using
geosynthetics encased stone columns
with vacuum application
S. G. Kumar
Concrete mattress for erosion control
in channel applications
L. K. Lim
14:02 – 14:10 Experimental study on the
consolidation behavior of ultra-soft
clay with horizontal geosynthetics
drainage layer by siphon method
J. Tong
Geosynthetics-aided adaptation
against coastal instability caused by
sea-level rise
K. Yasuhara
14:10 – 14:18 Performance of vacuum consolidation
on very soft clay at Nakorn Sri
Thammarat Airport
W. Teparaksa
A case study of investigation the
influence of subsurface drainage on
slope stability
M. Sharifipour
14:18 – 14:26 Analysis of field applicability
performance of PVD by hydraulic
property test
Y. C. Chang
Extraordinary solutions for hydraulic
applications with geosynthetics
concrete mattresses
B. Krüger
14:30 – 15:00 Coffee Break and Trade Expo
Theme Session 5A- Reinforcement
Chair- S. Yowai
Co-Chair- Y. J. Du
Theme Session 6A- Case Histories
Chair- S. Horpibulsuk
Co-Chair- J. Saowapakpiboon
15:00 – 15:09 Dynamic performance of
geosynthetics-reinforced soil integral
bridges
F. Tatsuoka
HDPE geomembrane application in
high altitude region
H. B. Ng
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16:12 – 16:21 An outdoor earth-tank experiment of
the identification of factors behind the
deformation of reinforced earth walls
made using geotextile material and
related preventive measures.
A. Sato
Composite soil reinforcement system
in construction of high retaining walls
for Albania highway project
P. V. Jayakrishnan
16:21 – 16:30 Laboratory model test on
geosynthetics reinforced
embankments on peat land and
degraded permafrost
N. Mohidin
Tiered geosynthetics reinforced soil
retaining walls at Vijayawasa, India
P. T. Raju
16:30 – 16:39 Design method for geogrid
reinforcement of road bases
P. Rimoldi
Shore protection works using
geosystem
T. Kulkarni
16:39 – 16:48 Asphalt reinforcement with polyester
grids – a proven technology
B. Thesseling
A failure case study on reinforced soil
slope of 220 kV switching station
G. Xu
15:09 – 15:18 Overview of some pioneering projects
using innovative reinforcement
D. Alexiew
Design, construction and performance
of high geogrid embankments in a
complex geological surrounding
C. Lackner
15:18 – 15:27 A laboratory study of railway ballast
behavior under various fouling degree
N.T. Ngo
Environmental and agricultural
protection by creating ten irrigation
reservoirs in the Autizes
V. Podbielski
15:27 – 15:36 Studies on geocell reinforced road
pavement structures
K. Rajagopal
Maccell™ 3D cellular confinement
system for improvement of runway
subgrade in Balesin Island, Quezon,
Philippines
S. Ramasamy
15:36 – 15:45 The mesoscopic soil geogrid
interaction of reinforced soil utilizing
DEM
C. Lackner
A novel mechanically stabilized earth
wall in Thailand – bearing
reinforcement earth (BRE) wall
S. Horpibulsuk
15:45 – 15:54 Geotextile reinforced soil wall using
loess backfill at Hetaoyu coal mine
complex, Gansu province, China
T. W. Yee
Paving fabrics for road rehabilitation,
Asia experience
C. J. J. Marcus
15:54 – 16:03 Seismic stability of damaged
reinforced soil wall with residual
strength of backfill
N. H. Giang
Haryana canal lining – cost benefit
analysis of geocomposite system
adopted for multiple functions – a
case study
A. Iyer
16:03 – 16:12 Physical modeling of reinforced earth
structures: geotechnical centrifuges
I. Sasanakul
Application and monitoring of a
complex soil reinforced structure next
to fault zone
S. Wu
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16:48 – 17:00 Experimental investigation of geogrid
reinforced soil under plane strain
conditions
F. Jacobs
Geogrid soil reinforcement
technology-green solutions help
reducing the carbon footprints
J. Klompmaker
19:30 – 22:30 Welcome Dinner (Suan Bua Restaurant, Centara Grand Lardprao Hotel)
Friday, 14th December 2012
08:30 – 09:15 Geosynthetics for environmental protection – compatibility and integrity –
Keynote Lecture 3 - T. Katsumi Chair- P. H. Giao
Co-Chair- W. Kongkitkul
09:15 – 09:45 Award Ceremony
09:45 – 10:15 Coffee Break and Trade Expo
10:15 – 11:00 Geosynthetics innovation for sustainable engineering
Keynote Lecture 4 - H. Y. Jeon Chair- S. Chandra
Co- Chair- S. Youwai
Technical Committee on Barriers Session
Chair- K. P. Von Maubeuge
Co-Chair- N. Touze-Foltz
11:00 – 11:10 GCLS to mitigate natural contamination from excavated rocks
T. Katsumi
11:10 – 11:20 A literature review on lifetime prediction of this HDPE geomembranes in the
exposed environment
R. Denis
11:20 – 11:30 Hydraulic performance of geosynthetic clay liners (GCLS) compared with
compacted clay liners (CCLS) in landfill lining systems
K. P. von Maubeuge
11:30 – 11:40 Peel and shear test comparison and geosynthetic clay liner shear strength
correlation
K. P. von Maubeuge
11:40 – 11:50 Flow rate in composite liners including GCLS and bituminous geomembranes
H. Bannour
11:50 – 12:00 Geotextile barriers in the tailing dump inwash technology in permafrost region
A. B. Lolaev
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch at Rooms: Lardprao Suite and Krungthep 2
Technical Committee on Reinforcement Session
Chair- Y. Miyata
Co-Chair- G. Brau
13:00 – 13:10 Behavior of geosynthetics reinforced walls in back-to-back configuration
C. S. Yoo
13:10 – 13:20 EBGEO2010 – experience with German design procedures for geosynthetics
reinforced structures
G. Bräu
13:20 – 13:30 Real-time monitoring for geosynthetics reinforced systems
T. Abdoun
13:30 – 13:40 A new type reinforced soil structure with inserting pile foundation
T. Hara
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13:40 – 13:50 Load transfer mechanism of geocells
A. Emersleben
13:50 – 14:00 Effect of geogrid type on performance of reinforced dense-graded aggregate
base
R. Ghabchi
14:00 – 14:30 Coffee Break and Trade Expo
Ballroom B Ballroom C
Theme Session 3-Barrier/
Environmental
Chair- S. Soralump
Co-Chair- A. Ritirong
Theme Session 4-Natural
Fibers/Innovations
Chair- P. Voottipruex
Co-Chair- P. Jamsawang
14:30 – 15:00 Geomembranes in mining works
Theme Lecture 3 – A. Bouazza
Sustainable infrastructure
development including limited life
geosynthetics
Theme Lecture 4 - K. Rajagopal
15:00 – 15:10 Air permeability of compacted clays
and geosynthetic clay liners
H. Y. Shan
Experimental study on natural
bamboo geogrid encased stone
column
J.N. Mandal
15:10 – 15:20 The influence of bag’s shape and
internal friction angle of sand on
ultimate capacity of sand-bag by
using analytical and numerical
analysis
A. Haddad
Application of fibers from Sabai grass
in construction of subbase of roads in
conjunction with sands
J. Maity
15:20 – 15:30 Ground improvement with geotextile
reinforcement: case studies –
embankment over soft clay in
Australia and sludge pond capping in
China
W.C. Loh
Preponderance of jute as geotextiles
T. Sanyal
15:30 – 15:40 Centrifuge model tests on the
connecting form between cut off wall
and composite geomembrane of
cofferdam
B. Li
Study on impact absorbency of soil
mixed with crushed EPS waste –
relation to the deformation
characteristics of soil –
T. Kimata
15:40 – 15:50 A feasibility study for the drainage
and protection of GMC (Geo
Multicell Composite) as a leachate
collection system in landfill
J. H. Kim
Deformation and strength
characteristics of lightweight
geomaterial mixed with EPS beads
for subgrade
K. Yamanaka
15:50 – 16:00 Hanging bag test of sludge filter
through geotextiles
Y. C. Wu
Experimental study on one-dimension
compression and creep characteristics
of EPS in the application for
stabilizing slope of expansion soil
canal
W. Zou
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16:00 – 16:10 A study on using waterproof asphalt
to make frost heave-resistant drainage
ditches
T. Adachi
Experimental study on the thermal
conductivity of light soil mixed with
EPS particles
G. Liu
16:10 – 16:20 The study on swelling index of
sodium bentonite under different
conditions
P. Wu
Eco-friendly engineering performance
evaluation of PLA geosynthetics
H. Y. Jeon
16:20 – 16:30 Study on carbon black dispersion
grade in polyethylene geomembrane
D. Zhe
An overview of case studies and
model studies with coir geotextiles
K. Balan
16:30 – 16:40 Responsible handling and
containment of coal combustion
residuals
D. Tan
Monotonic and cyclic response of
pond ash reinforced with coir
geotextile – a comparative study
G. V. Rao
16:40 – 16:50 Evaluation of photo degradation of
geomembrane
B. A. Khan
Jute fibers for geosynthetics –
strategies for growth
G. V. Rao
16:50 – 17:00 Analysis of environmental stress
crack resistance of HDPE
geomembranes by prediction tool
application
H. K. Kim
Investigation of water hyacinth
woven limited life geotextiles (LLGS)
application
S. Artidteang
18:30 – 22:30 Conference Gala Dinner, Ballrooms B and C, Centara Grand Ladprao Hotel
Saturday, 15th December 2012
Country Reports and Student Paper Session
Chair- N. Touze-Foltz
Co-Chair- W. Sramoon
08:30- 08:39 Analysis of long-term performance embankment reinforced by geogrid
R. E. Lukpanov
08:39 – 08:48 Engineering application of geosynthetics in China
T. L. T. Zhan
08:48 – 08:56 Acceleration amplified and de-amplified responses within geosynthetics
reinforced soil structures
E. Y. Kencana
08:56 – 09:04 Evaluation of various design methods for predicting reinforcement loads
within two different facing stiffness geosynthetics reinforced soil structures
T. L. Liu
09:04 – 09:12 Case study on a largely-deformed geotextile-reinforced soil retaining wall
induced by recent heavy rainfall in Japan
J. Hur
09:12 – 09:20 FEM 2D numerical simulations reinforced embankment of soft ground by
limited life geosynthetics (LLGS)
S. Chaiyaput
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09:20 – 09:28 Performance of geogrid reinforced soil barriers of landfill covers: a centrifuge
study
S. Rajesh
09:28 – 09:36 Hydraulic conductivity of non-prehydrated geosynthetic clay liners to acids
Y. Liu
09:36 – 09:42 Effect of non-woven geotextile reinforcement on mechanical behavior of sand
D. S. Cho
09:42 – 09:50 Pore size of woven geotextiles varied with tensile loads
L. Tang
09:50 – 10:30 Coffee Break and Trade Expo
10:30 – 11:15 Performance of reinforced soil walls in the 2011 Tohoku earthquake
Keynote Lecture 5 - J. Kuwano Chair- S. L. Shen
Co-Chair- C. Teerawattanasuk
11:15 – 12:00 Performance of geosynthetics reinforced soil walls under extreme weather
conditions
Keynote Lecture 6 - C. S. Yoo Chair- S. S. Lin
Co-Chair- T. Tanchaisawat
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch at Rooms: Krungthep 1 to 4 and Horwang
Ballroom B Ballroom C
Theme Session 5B-Reinforcement
Chair- C. Teerawattanasuk
Co-Chair- T. Tanchaisawat
Theme Session 6B-Case Histories
Chair- P. Asavadorndeja
Co-Chair- A. Srikongri
13:00 – 13:30 Geosynthetics soil reinforcement:
current and future
Theme Lecture 5 –Y. Miyata
A collection of geosynthetics
challenges
Theme Lecture 6 - M. Sadlier
13:30 – 13:40 Some considerations about the proper
selection of geosynthetics for railway
networks in Romania
C. R. Ioana
Effect of spacing of transverse
member on pullout resistance of
bearing reinforcement
C. Suksiripattanapong
13:40 – 13:50 Monotonic load tests on geosynthetics
reinforced pond ash
G. V. Rao
Numerical analysis of dynamic
performance of gravity retaining wall
and reinforced earth retaining wall
T. Q. Ling
13:50 – 14:00 Laboratory pullout response of
polyester strap with unanchored V-
configuration
W. A. Prakoso
Structural pattern and lateral constrain
effects on the tensile behavior of
hexagonal wire mesh gabion panels
C. W. Hsieh
14:00 – 14:10 Behaviors of polymer-modified
asphalt reinforced with geosynthetics
– a physical model study
T. Chantachot
Modeling of geosynthetics reinforced
railway tracks resting on soft clays
S. Rajesh
14:10 – 14:20 Physical model tests on mechanically
stabilized earth walls with
geocomposite drainage under seepage
condition
A. Udomchai
Numerical analysis of sand reinforced
with small diameter model steel piles
H. Hazarika
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14:20 – 14:30 Simplified slope stability analysis for
earth fill structure with various types
of reinforcements
M. Z. Hossain
Interference effect on bearing
capacity of shallow foundations on
geosynthetics reinforced sand
H. Javdanian
14:30 – 15:00 Coffee Break and Trade Expo
Theme Session 5C-Reinforcement
Chair- X. W. Tang
Co-Chair- A. Jotisankasa
Theme Session 6C-Case Histories
Chair- M. Liu
Co-Chair- W. Kongkitkul
15:00 – 15:10 Experimental and numerical study of
uplift behavior of anchors embedded
in reinforced sand
M. Makarchian
Application of geogrids and
geocomposites in designing working
platforms on cohesive subgrades; case
study: Harvey Norman bulky goods
development, Australia
A. Shahkolahi
15:10 – 15:20 Stress-dilatancy and micromechanics
of fiber-reinforced sand
S. Ud-din
Performance of shallow footing on
geocell reinforced sand beds using 1-
G model tests
T.G. Sitharam
15:20 – 15:30 Performance of geosynthetics in
swell-shrink behavior of expansive
soils
V. K. Stalin
CFD modeling of geomat protected
abutments
H. Hosseini
15:30 – 15:40 Analysis of reinforced earth wall
under the influence of cyclic
surcharge loading
N. H. Joshi
Influence factors of geogrid-soil
interface shear strength and
contribution of transverse ribs of
geogrid
J. Zhang
15:40 – 15:50 Effect of temperature on tensile
strength properties of geosynthetics
polymeric base materials
T. Karademir
Finite element method for improving
soft soil underneath a ballast railway
track
S. F. Ibrahim
15:50 – 16:00 Behavior of geogrid reinforced soil –
rubber waste mix as pavement
component
V. K. Stalin
Analysis of stress relaxation behavior
by elastic and viscose elements of
mechanical model for geogrids
H. Y. Jeon
16:00 – 16:10 Design and construction of high
strength composite geotextile
reinforced road for the transportation
of a submarine in Malaysia
P.S. Ngee
Failure mechanism analysis of
reinforcement geosynthetics with
cyclic loading to consider seismic
condition
J. C. Jin
16:10 – 16:20 Stability of basal reinforced
(inextensible) embankments on soft ground: effect of oblique pull in
reinforcement
V. K. Chakravarthi
Re-analysis of reduction factors for
geogrids by installation damage, chemical degradation and creep
deformation
J. C. Jin
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16:20 – 16:30 Tensile strength for seismic design of
geogrid made from polyester
S. Nakamura
Evaluation of field applicability and
durability performance of geotextile
fabric foam with manufacturing
parameters
H. Y. Jeon
16:30 – 17:00 Closing Ceremony
Sunday, 16th December 2012
Site Visit 1
Breakwater Construction
Klong Dan, Samuthprakarn
(S. Youwai)
Site Visit 2
Flood Control Construction
Bang-Pra-Inn
(W. Kongkitkul)
08:00 Leave Hotel
09:30 Arrive Boat Pier Arrive at construction site
10:30 Arrive at construction site
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Visit Crocodile Farm at Samuth
Prakarn Visit Bang Pra Inn Royal Palace
16:00 Leave Crocodile Farm Leave Bang Pra Inn Royal Palace
17:30 Arrive Hotel Arrive Hotel
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Exhibition Layout
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Exhibitions Booths 1. Reinforced Earth
2. Reinforced Earth
3. NAUE GmbH & Co. KG
4. Vigor Merger Co., Ltd.
5. Tencate Geosynthetics (THAILAND) Ltd.
6. Tencate Geosynthetics (THAILAND) Ltd.
7. FECON Foundation Engineering and Underground Construction Joint Stock Company
8. Jiangsu Jiuding New Materials Co. Ltd.
9. Charankattu Coir Mfg Co P Ltd
10. ACE Geosynthetics Enterprise Co. Ltd.
11. Seven States Enterprise Co. Ltd.
12. NewGrids Ltd / BOSTD Geosynthetics Qingdao Ltd.
13. Okasan Livic Co., Ltd.
14. CETEAU (THAILAND) Ltd.
15. Thrace Nonwovens & Geosynthetics SA
16. DAEHAN i.m. Co., Ltd.
17. Ronnachai Engineering P/L
18. TRI Geosynthetic Testing and Services ( Suzhou) Co. Ltd.
19. GSE Lining Technology Co., Ltd.
20. SKZ - TeConA GmbH
21. Maccaferri Asia
22. Maccaferri Asia
23. Huikwang Corporation (HUITEX)
24. HUESKER Synthetic GmbH
25. Alyaf Industrial Co. Ltd.
26. Tenax International BV
27. GEOPOLY SDN BHD
28. Dae Youn Geotech Co., Ltd.
29. Laviosa Chimica Mineraria Spa
30. Solmax International Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd.
31. Bonar Technical Fabrics NV
32. CTM Technical Textiles Ltd. (Geosynthetics Division)
33. Taian Modern Plastic Co. Ltd.
34. Anhui Huifeng New Construction Materials. Co. Ltd.
35. BAK Asia Co. Ltd
36. Thai Vinyter Co. Ltd.
Lunch Sponsors 1. Tencate Geosynthetics (THAILAND) Ltd.
2. Maccaferri Asia
3. Moh and Associates
4. CETEAU (THAILAND) Ltd.
5. Thai Piling Rig Co. Ltd.
6. SPACCO Co. Ltd.
7. Wulwith Co. Ltd.
8. Thai Tenox Co. Ltd.
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Platinum Sponsors
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Gold Sponsors
Vigor Merger Co. Ltd.
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Silver Sponsors
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Lunch Sponsors
SPACCO Co. Ltd.
Thai Tenox Co. Ltd. Wulwith Co. Ltd.
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Notes
Contact Information:
GA2012 Secretariat
c/o Asian Center for Soil Improvement and Geosynthetics
Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand
Email: [email protected]
Conference Chairman: Prof. Dennes T. Bergado
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://geosynthetics-asia2012.com/