4-5-6 June, 2015 | Poppi, Tuscany (Italy)

Newsletter n. 09

22nd December, 2014

Early Registration rates ending soon!

Remember to submit your registration to the IcGSM within Saturday, the 31st January 2015, to benefit of the discounted registration rates.

If you wish to attend the course, don't wait further and save your money by registering today at:
www.geotechnicalmonitoring.com/en/registration-form

Do not miss the opportunity to meet geotechnical leaders from all over the world to learn and discuss discuss about engineering challenges.

Not only a business trip...

Several pre and post course leisure opportunities are available in Poppi and surrounding area for different tastes.

During the course a lot of activities will also be available for accompanying persons including cooking courses, guided tours and nature walks.

Do not lose the occasion to discover the magic Tuscany countryside and make your staying more pleasant.

Take a look here!

The last day workshop

A workshop will be held on the 6th June 2015, the last of the 3-day "International Course on Geotechnical and Structural Monitoring". During the workshop case histories will be presented by leading experts from industry and academia, including Prof. John Burland, Prof. Michele Jamalkowski and Dr. Elmo Di Biagio.
Registration for the 3-day course will include the workshop.

Professionals who are not interested on the whole course can register for the workshop only.

More info at:
www.geotechnicalmonitoring.com/en/workshop-6-june-2015

Register here!

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Few Partnership slots are still available!

John Gadsby publication on "Geotechnical News"

On the September edition of "Geotechnical News" John Gadsby wrote about his participation to the first edition of the "International Course on Geotechnical and Structural onitoring" explaining the reasons for which anyone in the monitoring community should add this course to his/her "to-do" list.

"Where else do they close down a town's main street for an engineering banquet and serve gourmet Tuscan food? Wine too!"
J.G.

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