Newsletter March 2018

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THE COUNTDOWN TO THE 5^th IcGSM HAS BEGUN!

The IcGSM reaches its 5^th edition which will take place from the 22^nd to the 25^th May in Rome!

Since 2014, the course focuses on the techniques used to monitor field performances. It is a great opportunity for engineers, geologists and technicians to share their knowledge while learning and expanding their personal experience on different geotechnical matters.

TAKE A LOOK AT LAST YEAR VIDEO

THE COURSE
The main course, which will last three days, will cover the following main topics:
- Basic concepts of monitoring and planning;
- Contact Monitoring methods;
- Remote Monitoring methods;
- Vibration Monitoring;
- Management, analysis and data interpretation;
- Interactive sessions and Case Histories;

Why should you attend the IcGSM?
The growing interest showed by the geotechnical and structural world in the most recent monitoring solutions makes the IcGSM a great opportunity to improve knowledge and to connect experts from all around the world on such an important topic.

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Displacement Monitoring after a Wall Collapse (Rome)

February 14, 2018 around 5:30 pm, a retaining wall collapsed in a construction site in Rome (Balduina neighborhood, between via Livio Andronico and via Lattanzio). The collapse swallowed six cars and two residential buildings have been evacuated as precautionary measure.

Few hours after the event, the CERI Research Center of Sapienza University of Rome, in collaboration with NHAZCA, installed a Terrestrial Laser Scanner and a Terrestrial InSAR monitoring system for deformation monitoring purposes, in order to ensure the safety conditions during the restoration works.

Proud to take care of the safety conditions of our City!

Click here to watch the interview (in Italian)

MASTER CLASSES

In the framework of the 5^th IcGSM six MASTER CLASSES (21 May 2018) will be organized in order to provide practical basic expertise on how to use the most common monitoring systems.

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FIELD TRIP

Closing up the event (25 May 2018)

A fascinating FIELD TRIP will take place at the Roman Forum, one of the most beautiful archeological site of the world! It is a great opportunity to learn more about monitoring systems, while walking around the ancient ruins of Basilica of Maxentius and the Temple of Venus and Roma.

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