Civil Engineering Conference in the Asian Region and Australasian Structural Engineering Conference 2010

Civil Engineering Conference in the Asian Region and Australasian Structural Engineering Conference 2010

The 5th International Civil Engineering Conference (CECAR5) hosted by Engineers Australia, together with the Australasian Structural Engineering Conference (ASEC 2010) will bring together a broad cross-section of the civil and structural engineering professions who want to learn, network and advance their technical skills.

A combination of these Conferences, workshops and technical site visits will be a high quality three day event attracting a prospective audience of 600-800 delegates in Sydney, Australia from 8-12 August 2010.

The Conference will be the platform to discuss the role of the civil and structural engineer as community and business leaders in the 21st century - highlighting the important role these professionals contribute to infrastructure.

The theme for the Conference is Innovative Community Building. This will be an opportunity to discuss innovative civil and structural engineering projects and to network with colleagues.
Innovative Community Building will impact on a cross-section of the profession. Taking this message to the wider community; this event will seek to incorporate two fundamental discussion forums:

• Emerging civil & structural engineering innovations
• Showcasing civil engineering achievements that build communities

It will not only be a showcase for new knowledge but also a forum to discuss current issues. It will provide engineers with the opportunity to hear presentations from academia and industry leaders on their visions for building enhancement in the community.

Abstract Categories:

• Climate change and coastal management
• Water management
• Innovative construction (Project management and methods)
• Mining Infustructure (Industry needs and issues)
• Sustainable infrastructure
• Transportation and road safety
• Disaster reduction and recovery
• Leadership (Management and ethics)
• Geotechnical engineering
• Asset management
• Waste management (Solid & water waste)
• Analysis methods
• Bridge and infrastructure engineering
• Building applications
• Concrete structures
• Soil/structure interaction
• Steel and composite structures
• Structural control and dynamics
• Structural failures
• Structural health Monitoring
• Sustainability issues in structures

ABSTRACT DEADLINE Friday, 5 February 2010

URL http://www.cecar5.com/