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Short Course: An
Introduction to Explosion Effects and Design for Blast
Date & Venue
: 1st - 2nd December
2005, Sydney
The short course will be presented by
Assoc Prof. Priyan Mendis (APTES), Mr. John Crawford, P.E. President &
Mr. Shengrui Lan, Ph.D. Principal Engineer (Karagozian & Case, Burbank,
California, USA). This course will provide participants with a valuable
overview of modern protective structures and an understanding of the
issues associated with load assessment, response analysis and
factors that must be addressed in developing a successful blast
resistant building design.
For more information, refer the
Attached
Flyer
Risk Assessment Workshop
Date & Venue
: 28th and 29th
November 2005, Shalom College, University of New South Wales
The objectives of this workshop are to develop
a strategic research plan for security risk management in Critical
Infrastructure and provide a networking forum for the development of
collaborative research projects between researchers, industry and
government.
It is in tended that Industry, Government and Academia will present
their viewpoint on risk management and Assessment for critical
infrastructure protection and allow showcasing of current research
work.
For more information please refer the
Brochure or Contact,
Dr Tony Green
School of Safety
Science,
University of New South Wales,
Kensington NSW 2050.
Tel: 61 2 9385 5469
or 9385 4144
E Mail:
a.green@unsw.edu.au
Blast & Impact: Technical
Seminar
Date & Venue
: 5
December 2005, Melbourne
This free technical seminar will cover the
practical background information and recent developments on
structures subjected to blast and impact by leading researchers. The
presentations will provide elementary information related to such
events.
For more information, refer the
Attached
Flyer
Non-technical briefing: Predicting
the effects of explosive events
Date & Venue
:
1 December 2005, Canberra
2 December 2005, Sydney
5 December 2005, Melbourne
A non-technical presentation covering
What are the benefits of blast modelling software?
An overview of AUTODYN, the world's leading software for blast and
fragmentation analysis
What needs to be in a project brief for consultants on modelling
explosive effects on a structure?
How AUTODYN is being used by counter-terrorism agencies around the
world?
For more information, refer the
Brochure
Blast Effects Design/Analysis Short Course
organised by Prof. Hong Hao of
University of Western Australia (Supported by RNSA)
Date & Venue
: 5th and 6th December 2005, Perth
The short course will be presented by Mr. John Crawford,
P.E. President, Karagozian & Case, Burbank, California, USA &
Mr. Shengrui Lan, Ph.D. Principal Engineer, Karagozian & Case and Prof.
Hong Hao.
More details are given in the attached pdf
file
Short
Course Perth
Social Implications Workshop
Date & Venue
: 29th
May
2006, University of Wollongong
This one-day workshop will provide attendees
with the opportunity to network and learn about the current and
potential status of information security measures, to consider their
implications on citizens and business, and to
identify their impact on legislation and privacy at both a local and
global level.
For more information, please refer the attached
Brochure
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In Oct 2004 the ARC awarded
the RNSA funding for the 
