Learn, collaborate and share with other industry professionals at AusIMM’s 13th International Mining Geology Conference. Explore and experience a showcasing of best practice with a focus on orebody value and driving productivity.

This conference aims to bring together researchers and engineers around the world to discuss the recent advances in geotechnical engineering.

The conference and attendees will provide a strong link with soil mechanics, with presentations by high selected speakers, technical-scientific parallel sessions, one-day workshops and site visits.

The 26th International Conference on Paste, Thickened and Filtered Tailings.

The 9th International Conference on Geotechnical Research and Engineering (ICGRE 2024) will be connect you with researchers from across the globe and network in-person or virtually. The registration fee for virtual participation is reduced.

For the first time, Brazil will host the 2024 Slope Stability Conference. The conference will be held in Minas Gerais, the heart of mining.

The Geo-Congress 2024 in Vancouver, British Columbia, will be the educational, and inspirational event of the ASCE Geo-Institute in 2024. The aim of this conference is to bridge the gap between geotechnical practice from hot climates to cold climates, we have an extensive technical program, engaging keynote speakers, and many networking possibilities.

This conference will bring together a diverse range of geotechnical professionals to discus the latest trends and industry challenges in transport geotechnical engineering and sustainable approaches.

The AUSIMM Critical Minerals Conference brings together industry professionals to learn, share and collaborate on the future opportunities, development trends and innovative technologies related to critical minerals. This event is equivalent to 24 PD hours.

The third International Slope Stability on Mining Conference (SSIM 2023) provides a convention for mining practitioners, consultants, and researchers to exchange knowledge on state-of-the-art slope technologies.

The Introduction to Open Pit Slope Stability will be held 17-21 April 2023 in Perth Western Australia.

A conference designed with the expert in mind, Cutting Edge's unique offering of specialized technical information won't be found anywhere else. This conference will involve professional networking, innovative technical sessions and include the ability to learn form industry leaders.

Engineering for Life: breakthrough technologies and capacity development focused on United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Gain competency and expand your knowledge on the geotechnical, geochemical, governance, closure and socio-economic considerations of tailings management.

Ground Support 2023 will cover the latest developments and applications of ground support in mining where the objective is to mitigate rockfall. The series of events has evolved over the years to cover all areas of mining related ground support and provide a documented timeline of the significant advancements in ground support technology and practice in the last 38 years. These are reflected in the improved safety statistics and performance of excavations.

Abstract submissions are due April 14, 2023 via ProMPT

Further information and key dates here.

The combinations of these events will provide industry professionals from around the world the chance to connect and share their knowledge and research in rock mechanics and rock engineering. This exciting event will include site visits to tunnel and rock engineering projects.

Abstract and paper submissions are now closed

The series of International Conferences on Mine Closure is a fixture on the calendars of many mining professionals, providing topical and high quality papers and presentations on a range of topics of immediate interest and relevance.

This symposium intended to highlight the various contributions of Coulomb's theory to geotechnics. It will give the opportunity to French and European experts to testify to the importance of the legacy of Coulomb's work in today's geotechnics, including in its most recent developments. During the symposium the annual honorary lecture "Coulomb Lecture" will be presented by Professor Robertson.

The International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering aims to bring together professional, researchers and scholars to discuss the latest innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges and solutions.

Helping shape the conference, prospective author submissions of abstracts, papers and e-posters is encouraged.

The committee of the International Conference on CASE HISTORIES IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING and 4th AsRTC6 “Urban GeoEngineering” Symposium. Academic works in deep excavation, tunnelling and urban regeneration will be presented.

The 14th Congress of the International Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment is based on the theme “Engineering Geology for Habitable Earth”. The congress aims to enhance disciplinary research in engineering in global climate change mitigation and adaption, geological hazard assessment and prevention, geotechnical properties of rock and soil mass, engineering geology applied to traffic, energy, urban, and marine, ecological environment protection in major projects, and AI, new theories and technologies in engineering geology.

The conference subjects will cover the most recent advancements in geosynthetics through general and parallel sessions, encouraging productive technical and scientific interaction among professionals. We think the 12th ICG will be a great chance to share latest knowledge and advancements with a group of engineers, geologists, consultants, public and private contractors, local, national, and worldwide authorities, as well as all those engaged in geosynthetics-related research and practice.

Final Papers submission (camera-ready) deadline: 30 March, 2023. Instructions and templates can be found here.

The SUTs Offshore Site Investigation and Geotechnics (OSIG) committee is pleased to announce that its 9th international conference, Innovative Geotechnologies for Energy Transition, will take place from 12-14 September 2023 at Imperial College in South Kensington, London. This conference continues the aims of this established series of disseminating and communicating the latest developments in all aspects of marine geotechnology.

This symposium will focus on the understanding of the deformation properties of geomaterials before failure, especially on the small-strain stiffness parameters as fundamental characteristics of geomaterials, and their implications in geotechnical design. Key themes include experimental investigations from very small strains to beyond failure; behaviour, characterization and modelling of various geomaterials and interfacess; and practical prediction and interpretation of ground response: field observation and case histories.