World Tunnel Congress & 32nd ITA General Assembly
The Korean Tunnelling Association and the Organizing Committee of ITA WTC 2006 have prepared various programs under the theme of "Safety in the Underground Space."
Apr 22, 2006
- Apr 27, 2006
Target groups:
students,
technicians,
labourers,
skilled tradesmen,
engineers
Category:
Congress
Four keynote lectures will be delivered by internationally well-known invited speakers.
Also planned are five open sessions and several technical sessions. In the open sessions, five lectures will be arranged to thoroughly discuss topics related to "Managing Risks in Tunnelling".
There will also be four post congress technical site visits such as two Seoul subway construction sites, a rail construction site, and a Seoul Ringway construction site in Seoul. Besides, diverse technical exhibitions and social programs are scheduled during the congress. The congress will provide an open forum for exchanging new information and ideas related to tunnelling industry.
The ITA WTC 2006 Exhibition will be held in conjunction with the congress sessions on the 3rd floor of COEX, where participants’ daily luncheons will be served exclusively. Participants will enjoy a sufficient time and opportunity to inspect the exhibition, and exhibitors will have an excellent opportunity of accessing a large number of potential buyers/decision makers each day.
The Korean Tunnelling Association and the Organizing Committee of ITA WTC 2006 have prepared various programs under the theme of "Safety in the Underground Space." Four keynote lectures will be delivered by internationally well-known invited speakers. Also planned are five open sessions and several technical sessions. In the open sessions, five lectures will be arranged to thoroughly discuss topics related to "Managing Risks in Tunnelling". There will also be four post congress technical site visits such as two Seoul subway construction sites, a rail construction site, and a Seoul Ringway construction site in Seoul. Besides, diverse technical exhibitions and social programs are scheduled during the congress. The congress will provide an open forum for exchanging new information and ideas related to tunnelling industry.
The venue city Seoul, which has a population of over 13 million, takes pride in its long history. Seoul has been the capital city since the Chosun dynasty had completed its construction works on March 30, 1392. To celebrate Seoul’s foundation as the capital, the Korean Society of Civil Engineers has designated March 30 as "Civil Engineers’ day". Surrounded by dozens of beautiful mountains, Seoul has the Han River that centrally crosses the city from east to west. A variety of programs planned in this congress will deepen the friendship amongst participants, and various explorations with many cultural attractions will leave unforgettable memories for all participants.
For further information please visit: http://www.ita2006.com
Also planned are five open sessions and several technical sessions. In the open sessions, five lectures will be arranged to thoroughly discuss topics related to "Managing Risks in Tunnelling".
There will also be four post congress technical site visits such as two Seoul subway construction sites, a rail construction site, and a Seoul Ringway construction site in Seoul. Besides, diverse technical exhibitions and social programs are scheduled during the congress. The congress will provide an open forum for exchanging new information and ideas related to tunnelling industry.
The ITA WTC 2006 Exhibition will be held in conjunction with the congress sessions on the 3rd floor of COEX, where participants’ daily luncheons will be served exclusively. Participants will enjoy a sufficient time and opportunity to inspect the exhibition, and exhibitors will have an excellent opportunity of accessing a large number of potential buyers/decision makers each day.
The Korean Tunnelling Association and the Organizing Committee of ITA WTC 2006 have prepared various programs under the theme of "Safety in the Underground Space." Four keynote lectures will be delivered by internationally well-known invited speakers. Also planned are five open sessions and several technical sessions. In the open sessions, five lectures will be arranged to thoroughly discuss topics related to "Managing Risks in Tunnelling". There will also be four post congress technical site visits such as two Seoul subway construction sites, a rail construction site, and a Seoul Ringway construction site in Seoul. Besides, diverse technical exhibitions and social programs are scheduled during the congress. The congress will provide an open forum for exchanging new information and ideas related to tunnelling industry.
The venue city Seoul, which has a population of over 13 million, takes pride in its long history. Seoul has been the capital city since the Chosun dynasty had completed its construction works on March 30, 1392. To celebrate Seoul’s foundation as the capital, the Korean Society of Civil Engineers has designated March 30 as "Civil Engineers’ day". Surrounded by dozens of beautiful mountains, Seoul has the Han River that centrally crosses the city from east to west. A variety of programs planned in this congress will deepen the friendship amongst participants, and various explorations with many cultural attractions will leave unforgettable memories for all participants.
For further information please visit: http://www.ita2006.com
Contact
Phone:
+82-2-726-5554 / 5558
Fax:
+82-2-778-2514
