Bringing BS 6349: "Maritime Works" into the 21st Century

6 February 2012

ICE London, UK

PIANC

This is a rare chance to hear about the progress being made on bringing the British Standard for maritime works into the 21st century and for you to contribute to its development.

This seminar is recommended to any civil, port or coastal engineers involved in the design and planning of maritime facilities. It will take place at the ICE in London from 9:30 until 16:30.

Fees
Member of PIANC UK £60.00
Non-Members £80.00

Download programme and registration form

Ports and the Offshore Wind Industry 2012
Challenges and Opportunities for the supply chain

29 February 2012

Liverpool, UK

ICE/ PIANC

The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) in partnership with PIANC, CEDA, OES, UKMPG, looks forward to welcoming you to Liverpool to meet with over 150 senior level delegates working in the port and offshore wind supply chain.

Topics include :

• Opening address from The Crown Estate
• Funding port infrastructure development – who is going to pay
• From fish to offshore wind – a case study from the Port of East Grimsby
• Ports and offshore wind supply chain – where are the chinks in the armour?

For more information and to register, visit www.ice-portsoffshorewind.com

PIANC AGM and Technical Seminar

November 25, 2011

Download presentations by clicking on titles below:

• PIANC WG 150 - A practical guide for a sustainable seaport by Richard Marks, Royal Haskoning (.pdf)
  
  
• InCom WG 138 - M&E Lessons learned by David Williams, DJW Consulting Ltd (.pdf)
  
  
• PIANC WG 135 - Design principles for small and medium marine container terminals by Mark Hill, Royal Haskoning (.pdf)
  


• MarCom WG 49 - Approach channels –A guide for design by Mark McBride, HR Wallingford (.pdf)
  


• The creation of British sea blindness – the case of the Royal Navy and the relationship with British national identity by Duncan Redford, National Museum of the Royal Navy (.pdf)

Climate change adaptation for navigation infrastructure: moving from theory to practice?

October 21, 2011

Download presentations by clicking on titles below:

• Climate change issues for thenavigation sector: an overview by Peter Hawkes, HR Wallingford (.pdf)
  
  
• What adaptation and who decides? Progress in the Broads by Simon Hooton, the Broads (.pdf)
  
  
• Next steps for the National Adaptation Programme by Chris Preston, DEFRA (.pdf)
  


• International implications of climate change: Niger Delta by Henri Lang, CARES (.pdf)
  


• Climate change adaptation reporting: practical experiences from three harbours authorities by Jan Brooke (.pdf)
  


• The Environment Agency and climate change by Michael Lord, Environment Agency (.pdf)
  


• MCCIP Climate Smart Working by Paul Buckley, MCCIP (.pdf)
  
  

Marinas and Mega Yachts

June 2011

Download presentations by clicking on presenter's name below:

• Mike Stevenson (Walcon Marine) (.pdf, 7Mb)
  
• Albert Willemsen (ICOMIA) (.pdf, 1Mb)
  
• Matthew Stannard ( Halcrow) (.pdf, 600Kb)
  
• Shane Carr (Marine Designs) (.pdf, 100Mb)
  
• Richard Hill (Atkins) (Contact author to obtain presentation)
  

Ships in Ports Managing Risks

March 2011

View the presentation at :
http://ice.adobeconnect.com/p51804013/

Genesis of Queens Cunard Great Liners

November 2010

View the presentation at:
http://ice.emea.acrobat.com/p64312217/

PIANC Port Construction and Dredging in the Marine Environment: An Update

October 2010

To listen to the recording, visit:
https://scenta.uc.att.com/etechb/OnDemand/ET8417/default.asp