23 - 24 November, 2011, Amara Hotel, Singapore
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You are undoubtedly aware that the sand shortage in Singapore and throughout Asia is the #1 challenge facing the industry. Dredging & Land Reclamation Asia 2011 is uniquely positioned to directly confront this problem.
Here are 2 Solutions:
Theo Berkhout, the Senior Engineering Geologist at Royal Boskalis Westminster, travels the world exploring for usable marine sand. He will present on his observations.
The Building and Construction Authority of Singapore along with NewEarth will discuss a joint R&D project on dredged material applications.
Johan-Paul Smith, who is traveling all the way from Europe on behalf of DHV, will discuss implementation plans for reusing toxic dredge materials and building it safely into new land. After the conference he will present a masterclass discussing the full cycle of the reclamation process.
If this still hasn’t convinced you, below are the snapshot of some other speakers have to say about this topic:
This conference provided an unmatched opportunity to expand knowledge in the increasingly complex and ever changing field of dredging. I didn’t realize how much the technology had changed.
The event was well organized and the speakers were excellent.
It is the need of the hour for growing populations and urbanization of the world.
This is the ‘must-attend’ program of the year for anyone in the port industry.
Meanwhile, Dr. Lucien Halleux, Managing Director at G-Tec, gave a thought provoking presentation at last year's Dredging & Land Reclamation Asia, where he touched on the driving forces of rock dredging innovation and the innovation of rock dredging equipments.
In this complimentary presentation, Lucien elaborates on the selection of equipment and explains why it must be based on realistic production estimates.
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Lt Commander Habib-ul-Alam, Chief Hydrographer for the Chittagong Port Authority, speaks to Construction IQ Editor Bryan Camoens and explains why the magnitude of the impact of dredging activities depends on the scale of the works. He also talks about regulation and tells us why Asia desperately requires a regional dredging regulator.
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