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Geotechnical Aspects of Dykes and Levees and Shore Protection

Host Member Society: Netherlands

Short name: Dykes and Levees (TC201) - Terms of Reference - to be approved

GeoWorld Group: Geotechnical Aspects of Dykes and Levees and Shore Protection (TC201)
 

To keep informed TC201 produces a newsletter on a regular basis. The following newsletters are available:


Final draft of the Failure Paths report

TC201 Newsletter December 2021

This is the twentieth newsletter of the ISSMGE Technical Committee 201: Geotechnical Aspects of Dykes and Levees and Shore Protection. The intention of the newsletter is to keep all members informed on coming activities of our TC201 and the ISSMGE.



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Minutes of TC201 online meeting on June 15, 2021

Minutes of the on line TC201 meeting

Tuesday June 15th, 2021 (7:00 h Mexico/ 14:00 h Delft/ 22:00 h Seoul)

 



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TC201 Newsletter February 2021

This is the nineteenth newsletter of the ISSMGE Technical Committee 201: Geotechnical Aspects of Dykes and Levees and Shore Protection. The intention of the newsletter is to keep all members informed on coming activities of our TC201 and the ISSMGE.

 



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TC201 Newsletter July 2020

The TC201 Newsletter July 2020 is the eighteenth newsletter of the ISSMGE Technical Committee 201: Geotechnical Aspects of Dykes and Levees and Shore Protection. The intention of the newsletter is to keep all members informed on coming activities of our TC201 and the IS

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TC201 Workshop at XVI Panamerican Conference

Objective 1: Dissemination

Discussion on the state of the art and developing the science and engineering in order to increase fundamental understanding and modelling of strength, deformation and erosion behaviour of soils and failure processes of water retaining structures like dikes, dunes, (underwater) dams. The gained fundamental understanding is essential for designing and building dikes that can easily be adapted to new insights on design loads and strength. Especially or urban areas, with limited space and large number of lives and economic value to protect, the design of water retaining structures faces serious challenges. For these conditions hard elements, like sheet pile walls or semi hard elements, like soil mixing techniques are required to construct water retaining structures that fulfil the design criteria. This opens a new discussion on soil – structure interaction at extreme loading conditions.

Objective 2: Guidelines & Recommendations

Contributions to the international congresses of the society to increase the quality of design by including experience, such as professional engineering, large scale tests, case histories, failures, measurements, simulations and artificial knowledge. For future events TC201 will organize a workshop in Mexico (Pan American conference, 2019) and contribute to the ECSMGE Reykjavik 2019.

Objective 3: Conference Assistance

Encouraging international collaboration of experts in multidisciplinary developments of new techniques for constructing and maintaining safe and reliable protection works.

Objective 4: Industry Links

Producing technical reports and encouraging international trainings, workshops and meetings in this research field and exchange experience and ideas on improving communication to other researchers, public and politics for more alertness and awareness.

# Type Full Name Country
1 Chair Cor Zwanenburg Netherlands
2 Secretary Norma Patricia López Acosta Mexico
3 Nominated Member Kenichi Maeda Japan
4 Nominated Member Baris Trak Turkey
5 Nominated Member Tarek Abdoun United States
6 Nominated Member Philip Smith United Kingdom
7 Corresponding Member Robert Hutchison United Kingdom
8 Nominated Member David Zhang Australia
9 Nominated Member Agnieszka Dąbska Poland
10 Nominated Member Truong Le United Kingdom
11 Corresponding Member Hirotoshi Mori Japan
12 Corresponding Member Laura Tonni Italy
13 Nominated Member Guido Gottardi Italy
14 Nominated Member Yosuke Higo Japan
15 Corresponding Member Yoichi Watabe Japan
16 Nominated Member Joana Vlaanderen Portugal
17 Nominated Member Alexandre Pinto Portugal
18 Nominated Member R. Chitra India
19 Nominated Member S.K. Prasad India
20 Nominated Member DongSoon Park South Korea
21 Nominated Member Patrick Mengé Belgium
22 Nominated Member Leen De Vos Belgium
23 Nominated Member Xu Li China
24 Nominated Member Jian Ji China
25 Corresponding Member J.A. Teeuw Netherlands
26 Nominated Member Martin Achmus Germany
27 Corresponding Member Hirotoshi Mori Japan
28 Nominated Member Francois Mathijssen Netherlands
29 Nominated Member Hendra Jitno Indonesia
30 Nominated Member Dani Tarragó Spain
31 Nominated Member Mauro Sottile Argentina
32 Nominated Member Enrique Asanza Spain
33 Nominated Member Paolo Simonini Italy
34 Corresponding Member Alessandro Tarantino Italy
35 Corresponding Member Simonetta Cola Italy
36 Nominated Member Daniel Peluso United States
37 Nominated Member Michael Sharp United States
38 Nominated Member Edina Koch Hungary
39 Nominated Member Emőke Imre Hungary
40 Nominated Member Remy TOURMENT France
41 Corresponding Member László Nagy Hungary
42 Nominated Member Jeff Wang Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
43 Nominated Member Meindert Van Netherlands
44 Nominated Member Idrus Muhammad Indonesia
45 Nominated Member Arjen Kort Norway
46 Corresponding Member Manish Gupta India

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