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45th ISRM Online Lecture, 13 March 2024 — Dr. Jonny Rutqvist

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The 45th ISRM online lecture will be delivered by Dr. Jonny Rutqvist, from USA. The lecture title is: “Coupled Processes Modeling in Energy Geosciences”. It will be broadcast on March 21st at 10 A.M.

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Call for Abstracts: 2024 NSW Research Award Night

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The Sydney and Newcastle Chapters of the Australian Geomechanics Society are offering the prestigious AGS NSW Research Award for research in Geotechnical Engineering or Engineering Geology. Eligible candidates are asked to submit abstracts.

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299th IAEG Connector

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This week we have a revision to the Japanese National Group special report on their recent earthquake on the Noto Peninsula. The Japanese National group had a couple of changes to their wonderful report . The deadline for abstracts for EUROENGEO2024 has been extended. We also have photos of some students in China who recently won awards! There is so much happening in IAEG!

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Call for Nominations of VP-YEG Officer of IAEG for Term 2024-2026

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This is a call for nominations for the position of Vice President of the Young Engineering Geologist (YEG) group of the IAEG for the 2024-2026 term of office. This is a new position, which was created by Council at their meeting in Chengdu, China in September 2023 and replaces the former position of YEG Chair.

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A Career Measured by Mining Geomechanics

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Professor David Williams of The University of Queensland is featured in an article, published by Engineering and Mining Journal, that presents insights and touches on challenges, emerging trends, and best practices in the Mining Industry.

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298th IAEG Connector

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This week the Japanese National Group has a special report on their recent earthquake on the Noto Peninsula. The deadline for abstracts for EUROENGEO2024 has been extended. There is so much happening in IAEG! There were many good articles about landslides in Denmark, Sweden and Iran, a large nickel deposit in Tanzania, and a crisis in Mexico City for water supply.

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AGS Technical Committee for Landslide Risk Management

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The Australian Geomechanics Society (AGS) in association with the New Zealand Geotechnical Society (NZGS) is undertaking a review and update of the AGS Landslide Risk Management Guidelines (AGS2007). We are seeking Expresions of Interest applications for the Steering Committee.

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297th IAEG Connector

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This week is the actual date of our 14th Regional Conference in Asia for IAEG. It is being held in Malaysia! We wish the organizers a successful conference! Please send us photos! Tomorrow is the deadline for abstracts for EUROENGEO2024. There is so much happening in IAEG! There were many good articles about landslide-induced tsunamis, an Afghanistan landslide, a Turkey gold mine being fined for causing a landslide, problems with English rivers, and the famous Yellowstone Hot Spot.

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Bulletin 2 of ICPE2024

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The Third International Conference of Press-in Engineering will be held in Singapore on 3-5 July 2024. The organisers have release Bulletin 2 of the ICPE2024 which contains information on keynote and theme lectures as well as the outline of the conference sessions. The registration fee and hotel details are also included. A heavily discounted early bird registration fee is available until 30 April 2024. In addition, there are also heavily discounted registration fees for young persons below 36 years old and for full time students. More information, including the Bulletin 2 PDF, is available on the ICPE2024 website.

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296th IAEG Connector

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Two major deadlines are this week: nominations for YEG board members and the abstract deadline for the 4th European Regional Conference of IAEG. Also, this coming week is the actual date of our 14th Regional Conference in Asia for IAEG in Malaysia! There is so much happening in IAEG! There were many incredible landslides this past week in Alaska (USA), Denmark, California, Turkey and the Philippines! Also, a recent earthquake in Japan created a significant uplift in the region.

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