Search Results: 'International Tunnelling Association'

Resilience and renovation in the US
01 December, 2001
Tunnelling contractors in the US may be facing ever increasing pressures, but projects are still thick on the ground. Dr Gary S Brierley, president Brierley Associates, LLC, Hugh P Caspe, PE, national director of tunnel practice, HNTB, and Randall J Essex, PE, director of tunnelling, Hatch Mott MacDonald, take a look at how the industry is faring in the US

Madrid at Underground Construction
20 August, 2001
Underground Construction 2001 international exhibition & symposium, incorporating the International Tunnelling Exhibition, 18-20 September, ExCeL, London Docklands, England

Assis elected ITA president
20 August, 2001

Backing international participation
08 July, 2001
Australia 5 - Italy 267 Russia 64 - UK 12 Germany 48 - USA 16

Bauma highlights
09 June, 2001
Bigger than ever, Bauma still holds much of interest to the tunnelling engineer, as long as he or she is fit enough to get around all the stands, and attend some of the interesting conference presentations. The Editor reviews some of the new and more interesting exhibits.

The Delft Cluster for tunnelling development
07 April, 2001
Recent strides towards bored tunnelling within the Netherlands have been backed by a great investment in research, both into the experiences of others and original work on suitable methods for the particular conditions found in that country. Maurice Jones recently visited the city of Delft, which has become one of the major centres for such development work.

World's set fair
01 March, 2001
Tunnelling machinery and major symposiums on tunnelling and microtunnelling will be prime features of Bauma 2001 to be held in Munich from 2-8 April. Mike Winney and T&TI report on major points of interest for tunnel engineers

The third 'C'
01 February, 2001