📣 Webinar Event by IOM3 Ground Engineering Subgroup – "State-of-the-Art in Natural Terrain Hazard Assessment and Engineering" on 18 June 2025 at 12:00-1:00 PM (GMT+0 Time Zone)
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๐ฃ Webinar Event by IOM3 Ground Engineering Subgroup โ "State-of-the-Art in Natural Terrain Hazard Assessment and Engineering"
๐๏ธ Date: 18 June 2025
๐ Time: 12:00 โ 1:00 PM (GMT+0 Time Zone)
๐ Online via Zoom
๐ค Speaker: Dr. Carlos Lam, Senior Geotechnical Engineer at the Geotechnical Engineering Office (GEO), Civil Engineering and Development Department, Hong Kong SAR Government
We are excited to promote the upcoming IOM3 Ground Engineering Subgroup lunch webinar. This event is a great opportunity to showcase Hong Kongโs geotechnical expertise on a global platform, while also strengthening collaboration between IOM3 HK and IOM3 UK.
๐ Event Highlights
๐น Latest advancements in natural terrain hazard assessment and engineering
๐น Selection of hillside catchments for study
๐น Numerical modelling of landslide debris
๐น Mitigation strategies and design of mitigation measures
๐น Landslip investigations
๐น Innovative technologies such as Building Information Modelling (BIM)
๐ง๏ธ Why it matters:
Natural terrain covers over 60% of Hong Kongโs land area. As urban expansion continues, development is steadily encroaching upon the steep natural hillsides that border the urban areas. The close proximity of these slopes to urban areas, combined with seasonal torrential rainfall, inevitably increases the risk of landslide-related casualties.
Since its establishment in 1977, the Geotechnical Engineering Office (GEO) has been conducting studies and implementing measures to reduce landslide risk in Hong Kong.
๐ Donโt miss this chance to gain insights from Hong Kongโs leading experts!
๐ Register now via the IOM3 webpage:
www.iom3.org/events-awards/ems-event-calendar/state-of-the-art-in-natural-terrain-hazard-assessment-and-engineering.html
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