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15 - 17 APRIL 2013
Informing the Future with Lessons from the Past
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Education , Geospatial engineering , Ground engineering , Health and safety , Historical engineering , Innovation and research , Law and Contracts , Management , Public affairs , Structures and buildings , Transport
17 APRIL 2013
The resilience of the North East’s infrastructure is being threatened by climate change, bringing ever increasing extremes of weather. The region was almost cut off from the rest of the UK during last year’s floods that severed road and rail links. How are civil engineers improving the resilience of our energy supplies from the threat of terrorism and vandalism which could impact on our infrastructure networks, industry and homes?
Associated society member , Member , Non-member
Energy , Maritime , Municipal engineering , Public affairs , Transport , Water
North East
As we approach the second anniversary of the IUK Cost Review, this session will reflect on the latest edition of the National Infrastructure Plan, the development of national and London regional project pipelines and will introduce the 'Procurement Routemap'.
Public affairs , Structures and buildings , Transport
Lancashire Branch AGM joint with TEG and CIHT 20mph zones - curse or cure?
Transport
North West
18 APRIL 2013
Born from the recent successful Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) bid, Three Towns Travel will make travel between Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch easier, safer and more attractive.
South East England , South West
TEG Papers Competition Awards Evening 2013
Awards & competitions , Transport
Wales
Presentation by Andrew McNaughton, Technical Director, HS2 Ltd. Andrew will outline the characteristics of high speed rail drawing on half a century of experiences from around the world. He will then go on to discuss the development of a High Speed Rail proposition for Great Britain using the lessons learnt and what this would mean for relationships between cities in the coming century. This meeting is in co-hosted by the ICE and The IET. *Please note changes to start time and venue*
East Of England
24 APRIL 2013
The Airport Runway Project was one of the largest schemes in recent years to be constructed on the Isle of Man.
Ground engineering , Structures and buildings , Transport
25 APRIL 2013
EAB Technical Meeting
BIM , Environment & Sustainability , Municipal engineering , Transport
Scotland
30 APRIL 2013
History, Design and Construction of the Forth Replacement Crossing: Highlands & Islands Branch joint with CIHT
Structures and buildings , Transport
1 MAY 2013
Presentation by Ian Anderson, Eastern Region Panel Member for ICE Panel for Historical Engineering Works. Heathrow began life as a small preWW2 airfield for Fairey’s, an aircraft manufacturer. After WW2 it was decided to rebuild Heathrow as the prime London Airport. It has grown to be the busiest UK airport with 70 million passengers and 1.5 million tonnes of freight passing through per annum. It has seen many innovative buildings built, including terminals, aircraft hangars, tunnels & the control tower.
Historical engineering , Transport
7 MAY 2013
Presentation by Ir. Thomas S K LAI CEng, MHKIE, MICE, MIStructE, Chairman, HKIE UK Chapter and Past Chairman North Thames Region, IStructE. The Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway is one of the few profitable railways in the world. Its success led to its listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in October 2000. This presentation traces the birth and growth of the Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway through the economic and political turbulence during the negotiation of the future of Hong Kong in the 1980’s and 90’s to become an international corporation today. It details the management decisions taken to deliver each line On Time and Within Budget. It also outlines the factors and the leading role played by engineers that underpin its success.
In this presentation, Atkins and Network Rail will explain the civil engineering development work completed to date on this major programme, the advanced site works already ongoing throughout the route, and the plans for works to come, including some of the key challenges of the Great Western Electrification programme.
South West
The TPS Yorkshire & Humber branch are holding a joint event with CILT
Associated Societies , Transport
Yorkshire and Humber
13 MAY 2013
Visit to Prime Four Business Park Development, Kingswells, Aberdeen, followed by AACE ABM.
Energy , Structures and buildings , Transport
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