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2-5 October 2018, Melbourne, AustraliaADVANCED COURSE ON COMPUTATIONAL GEOTECHNICS
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COURSE VENUECliftons MelbourneLevel 1, 440 Collins Street,Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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Plaxis Standard Course on Computational Geotechnics
Melbourne, Australia2 to 5 October 2018
INTRODUCTIONThis Advanced Computational Geotechnics course is tailored for engineers and researchers seeking knowledge on the use of PLAXIS. Join us and discover new potentials for effective and confident usage of Plaxis Finite Element Codes within your professional organisation.
SCOPEYou will learn advanced techniques and solutions from experts from PLAXIS and partner academic institutions. Plaxis numerical analysts will have the opportunity to further develop their understanding of Plaxis Code’s extensive range of capabilities.
FORMATAttendees of this course are assumed to have operational knowledge of PLAXIS 2D and 3D program.
VENUECliftons Melbourne. Level 1, 440 Collins Street
COMPUTERSParticipants will be provided with a full set of course notes. And use of a computer and lunches for the duration of the course.
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COURSE FEES The course fee will be €1,850. PLAXIS VIP subscribers are eligible for 10% course discounts.
HOTELSThe course fee does not cover accommodation and participants should make reservations themselves.
CANCELLATIONFor cancellation the PLAXIS Academy terms and conditions apply, which can be found at www.plaxis.com/terms-and-conditions
CERTIFICATEParticipants that complete the course will receive a course certificate.
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ADVANCED COURSE ON COMPUTATIONAL GEOTECHNICS 2-5 October 2018, Melbourne, Australia
LECTURERS
Prof. Harry Tan Siew Ann National University of Singapore (Singapore)Harry teaches basic and graduate course in Geotechnical Engineering in NUS. He has been a PLAXIS user over 15 years, and has taught PLAXIS courses in Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea and India over the last 6 years. He is involved with earth reinforcement and geosynthethics research, and he is very much involved in consulting industry in Singapore and Malaysia using the PLAXIS program.
Dr Lee Siew WeiGolder Associates Hong Kong (Hong Kong)Siew Wei is a Director of Golder Associates Hong Kong Ltd. He obtained PhD in geotechnical engineering from Cambridge University and MBA from HKUST. He is a qualified civil and geotechnical engineer with more than 15 years of professional experience. He has been an invited lecturer and beta tester of PLAXIS in the past 10 years. He is a Registered Simulation Engineer (Advanced level) with NAFEMS (UK), and Chairman of Association of Geotechnical and Geo-Environmental Specialists, Hong Kong, 2017-2018.
Dr William Cheang Wai LumPlaxis AsiaPac (Singapore)William obtained his Ph.D from the National University of Singapore. His interest is in Computational Geotechnics. He has worked as a Geotechnical Engineer in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. He is involved with many seminars and workshops around Asia for the promotion of good and effective usage of Plaxis Finite Element Codes.
PROGRAM
Tuesday 2 October 2018 Wednesday 3 October 2018 Thursday 4 October 2018 Friday 5 October 2018
Morning Session: Computational Geotechnics I
Morning Session: Groundwater and Consolidations
Morning Session: Piled Foundations Morning Session: Embankments
Geotechnical Finite Element Modelling Modelling of Groundwater Modelling of Single Piles Soft Soil and Soft Soil Creep Model
Mohr-Coulomb Undrained Conditions Embedded Beam Elements Modelling of Embankment
Hardening Soil Model ConsolidationModelling of Pile Groups and Pile Raft Foundations
Modelling of Embankment and Ground Improvement
Exercise 1: Modelling of Strip Foundation Exercise 3: Modelling of GW and Excavation Exercise 5: Modelling of Pile Foundation Exercise 7: Modelling of Pile Foundation
Afternoon Session: Computational Geotechnics II
Afternoon Session: Modelling of Excavations
Afternoon Session: Tunnels and Tunnelling Afternoon Session: Slope Stability
HS-small and Determination of Soil Parameters
Modelling of Excavations in 2D Modelling of Tunnels and Tunnelling Initial Stresses
Structural Elements Modelling of Excavations in 3D Shotcrete Concrete Models Phi-C’ Reduction and Safety Analysis
Exercise 2: Calibration of HS Model Exercise 4: Modelling of Excavation Exercise 6: Modelling of Tunnel Exercise 8: Slope Stability Analysis
