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IABSE Symposium 'Improving Infrastructure Worldwide – Bringing People Closer' in - toa011 - 08-27-2010 The IABSE Symposium 'Improving Infrastructure Worldwide – Bringing People Closer' in Weimar, 2007
The IABSE Symposium 'Improving Infrastructure Worldwide – Bringing People Closer' in Weimar, Germany, September 19-21, 2007 attracted 580 participants and 100 accompanying persons from around the world. The Report with CD has been published, including Keynote Lectures, Presentations and Posters addressing following topics: Infrastructure as a Unifying Concept; Traffic Structures – Built for a Long and Efficient Life; Important Design Considerations – Design for Durability and Sustainability; Important Design Considerations – Design Movements; Check Engineering and Monitoring – an International Review on Quality Control Systems Keynote Lectures: * German Unity – a Success Story on the Development of Infrastructure in the Newlyformed German States Engelbert Lütke-Daldrup; Joachim Naumann, Germany * Great Demand and Great Challenge – Chinese Major Bridge Projects and Construction for Improving Traffic Infrastructure Nationwide Yao Jun Ge – H.F. Xiang, China * Evolution of Bridges Man Chung Tang, USA * Retrofitting of Fatigue Damaged Steel Bridge Structures Chitoshi Miki; T. Konishi, Japan * Life Cycle Management of Infrastructures: Towards an Integrated Approach of Design, Execution and Maintenance Aad Van der Horst, The Netherlands * Design Movements in Bridges Ove Sorensen, M.L. Bloomstine, N. Bitsch, P. Linneberg, Denmark * Adding Confidence and Reducing Risk – The Role of Independent Design Checking in Major Projects Ian Firth, UK Code: *************************************** Code: *************************************** |