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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Venue : Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Mumbai, INDIA. ISSMGE TC40 Forensic Geotechnical Engineering An International Symposium on FORENSIC GEOTECHNICS OF VIBRATORY AND NATURAL HAZARDS December 14-15, 2010 Announces in Collaboration with The Indian Geotechnical Society

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  • Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

    Venue :

    Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

    Mumbai, INDIA.

    ISSMGE TC40

    Forensic Geotechnical Engineering

    An International Symposium

    onFORENSIC GEOTECHNICS OF

    VIBRATORY AND NATURAL HAZARDS

    December 14-15, 2010

    Announces

    in Collaboration with

    The Indian Geotechnical Society

  • Forensic Geotechnical Engineering involves detailed identification of type of distress a

    structure is subjected to, determine the cause of distress by studying the history of the built structure

    from design stage to distress stage and finally pinpoint the causes of distress/failure. Committee (TC-40) on Forensic Geotechnical Engineering (FGE), a body of International

    Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (ISSMGE), the Indian Geotechnical

    Society (IGS) New Delhi and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay are pleased to invite

    you to the International Symposium on Forensic Geotechnics of Vibratory and Natural Hazards,

    to be held in Mumbai on 14-15 December 2010. This symposium aims at providing interactive

    platform for the experts, engineers and professionals working in the area of Geotechnical

    engineering from different parts of the world to discuss the role of Forensic Geotechnical

    Engineering in fostering new knowledge from unforeseen or unanticipated events.

    Technical

    Failure of geotechnical structures due to earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes lead to significant

    damages to population and structures. Difficulties involved in reconstruction have always been

    a challenges to the geotechnical fraternity. Failure analysis as per forensic principles of collapse

    of structures such as bridges, dams, pavements and other infrastructure facilities contributes to

    better understanding of the effect of these phenomena. It helps in improving analysis

    procedures, and develop guidelines for design of disaster resistant structures. Similarly,

    understanding the effect of vibratory loading due to machinery and / or construction operations

    on the performance of structures in the context of geotechnical failure is another variant that

    poses significant challenges. These aspects need to be examined using Forensic Geotechnical

    Engineering principles. The normally adopted standard procedures of testing, analysis, design

    and construction that are used in Design Engineering are not adequate for the Forensic Analysis

    in majority of cases. It helps in identifying what went wrong when, why and by whom. In

    addition, risk, vulnerability and legal issues are also examined.

    The registration fee for the conference is US $300 for foreign delegates

    and includes accommodation for two days. The registration fee for Indian delegates is Rs.

    2,000/- and does not include accommodation. The registration fee needs to be paid in favour of

    ISFGE 2010, Bangalore. It can also be directly credited to the Savings Bank Account No.

    0683101026959 of the symposium at Canara Bank, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.

    The total number of registration is restricted to120. Hence, delegates are requested to register

    early. A discount 20% is given if registration is done before 31st October 2010.

    Registration :

    Welcome

    About the Symposium

  • Assessment of the nature and magnitude of disturbing forces.

    Survey and characterization of distress.

    Design and perform suitable laboratory and/or situ tests to evaluate appropriate

    geotechnical parameters/characteristics for the prediction of actual/observed behaviour

    of geotechnical structure.

    Back analysis: Selection of theoretical model and methods of analyses.

    Monitoring and Instrumentation

    Risk and Vulnerability Assessment.

    TECHNICAL ADVISORSProf. K. S. Subba RaoProf. B. R. S. MurthyProf. A. V. ShroffProf. N. SomProf. K. S. RaoDr. Kirty Dave

    Chairman : Dr. V. V. S. Rao

    Co-Chair : Prof. M. R. Madhav

    Prof. G. Venkatachalam

    Mr. S. P. Bagli

    Organising Secretaries : Prof. G. L. Sivakumar Babu

    Prof. B. V. S. Viswanadham

    Prof. D. S. N. Murthy

    Members: Mr. Jai Bhagwan

    Prof. K. Rajagopal

    Prof. T G Sitharam

    Prof. R. G. Robinson

    Mr. I. V. Anirudhan

    Prof. G. V. Ramana

    Dr. Chandan Ghosh

    Mr. P. Raghuveer Rao

    Dr. B. Munwar Basha

    Dr. R. A. Hegde

    Miss. K. Nadgouda

    ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

    IMPORTANT DATES:

    Themes

    INTERNATIONAL ADVISORSProf. J. L. Briaud USA President of ISSMGE Prof. Zuyu Chen China Vice President of ISSMGEProf. Seco Pinto PortugalMr. P. W. Day South AfricaProf. M. Popescu USAProf. K. K. Phoon SingaporeDr. Yoshi Iwasaki JapanProf. J. Mecsi HungaryMr. D. K. Saxena USAMr. David Starr AustraliaProf. W. F. Lee TaiwanDr. R. Hwang Hong KongProf. Samsher Prakash USAProf. Ikuo Towhata JapanEr. M. Bidasaria India

    Abstract submission : June 01, 2010Paper submission : Sept. 01, 2010

    Acceptance of papers : Oct. 01, 2010 Symposium : Dec. 14-15, 2010

    Full length papers from engineers and scientists experienced in the above areas and related

    to natural and vibratory hazards are invited as contributions to the proceedings of the symposium

    based on the acceptance of the abstract of about 500 words. The length of the papers is restricted

    to 10 pages and shall follow formatting requirements for papers published in ASCE conferences.

  • Proceedings Proceedings of the symposium in the form of invited lectures and contributory papers will be brought out in a CD with an abstract volume and will be furnished to delegates.

    Contact All correspondence relating to the symposium shall be sent toProf. G L Sivakumar BabuOrganizing SecretaryDepartment of Civil EngineeringIndian Institute of Science, Bangalore – 560 012Email: [email protected]: 080 2293 3124/ 2360, Fax: 080 2360 0404.

    TC40 CORE MEMBERS

    Mr. P. W. Day South Africa

    Prof. M. Popescu USA

    Prof. K. K. Phoon Singapore

    Dr. Yoshi Iwasaki Japan

    Prof. J. Mecsi Hungary

    Mr. D. K. Saxena USA

    Mr. David Starr Australia

    Prof. W. F. Lee Taiwan

    Dr. R. Hwang Hong Kong

    Chairman : Dr. V. V. S. Rao

    Vice Chairman : Prof. M. R. Madhav

    Secretary : Prof. G. L. Sivakumar Babu

    COMPOSITION OF TC 40

  • towards registration fee /sponsorship

    International Symposium on Forensic Geotechnics ofVibratory and Natural Hazards

    Mumbai

    Name :

    Designation :

    Organisation :

    Address :

    Phone :

    Email :

    Fax :

    I am enclosing a crossed demand draft payable at

    Bangalore in favour of ISFGE-2010 with following

    details:

    No. Dated Bank

    For Rs.

    Date Signature

    REGISTRATION FORM

    All correspondence relating to the symposium shall be sent toProf. G L Sivakumar Babu

    Organizing SecretaryDepartment of Civil Engineering

    Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore – 560 012Email: [email protected]

    Phone: 080 2293 3124/ 2360, Fax: 080 2360 0404.

    December 14-15, 2010

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