A Platform to Discuss New Tunnelling Technologies
Singapore, Singapore, July 17, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Singapore: IQPC, the global leader in conferences, has announced the launch of Tunnel Design & Construction Northeast Asia, a two-day conference to bring the industry experts and best practices in the regional tunnelling industry onto a common platform.
To be held at Harbour Grand, Hong Kong on 24 & 25 November this year, this conference is generating interest among the regional tunnelling stakeholders.
Over the two days, the conference will feature 20 international and regional experts from design, construction and asset owning fraternities. Addressing the challenges in design, construction and safety issues in longer and deeper tunnels will be the prime focus of the tunnel case studies which will be presented, said Ms. Sherene Asnasyous, Divisional Director – Construction IQ, a division of IQPC.
The conference, in its earlier version held in Singapore in June this year, received accolades for its comprehensive coverage of the tunnelling industry and the quality of the experts who presented and attended.
“The event extensively covered the latest trends in underground construction, highlighting issues of problems faced in this field across the world,” said Mr. R K Dayal, Additional General Manager, RITES, a Government of India enterprise, which is construction Himalayan Mountain Rail Tunnels.
Norzani Mahmood, Chief Assistant Engineer, KETHA Malaysia said, “This conference is a good platform to gather info and learn lessons from tunnel players around the region.”
With hundreds of underground projects announced in Northeast Asia over the next decade, need for an effective platform to bring together the best practices and solutions is immense, most industry experts felt.
For more information on the conference, to receive programme brochure or to register, visit www.tunneldesignconstruction.com or email enquiry@iqpc.com.sg
Contact:
Ms. Indre Riley
enquiry@iqpc.com.sg
+65 6722 9388
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To be held at Harbour Grand, Hong Kong on 24 & 25 November this year, this conference is generating interest among the regional tunnelling stakeholders.
Over the two days, the conference will feature 20 international and regional experts from design, construction and asset owning fraternities. Addressing the challenges in design, construction and safety issues in longer and deeper tunnels will be the prime focus of the tunnel case studies which will be presented, said Ms. Sherene Asnasyous, Divisional Director – Construction IQ, a division of IQPC.
The conference, in its earlier version held in Singapore in June this year, received accolades for its comprehensive coverage of the tunnelling industry and the quality of the experts who presented and attended.
“The event extensively covered the latest trends in underground construction, highlighting issues of problems faced in this field across the world,” said Mr. R K Dayal, Additional General Manager, RITES, a Government of India enterprise, which is construction Himalayan Mountain Rail Tunnels.
Norzani Mahmood, Chief Assistant Engineer, KETHA Malaysia said, “This conference is a good platform to gather info and learn lessons from tunnel players around the region.”
With hundreds of underground projects announced in Northeast Asia over the next decade, need for an effective platform to bring together the best practices and solutions is immense, most industry experts felt.
For more information on the conference, to receive programme brochure or to register, visit www.tunneldesignconstruction.com or email enquiry@iqpc.com.sg
Contact:
Ms. Indre Riley
enquiry@iqpc.com.sg
+65 6722 9388
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