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Excursion tour to Halong bay – A UNESCO world heritage site

November 5, 2023

A half-day technical tour at Metro line 3 construction site, Hanoi

November 4, 2023

Brief Statistics of Abstracts Submitted to GH2023

April 19, 2023

Conference Themes

The conference key themes are as follows.

Deep Foundations

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Alessandro Mandolini

University of Campania (Italy),
Chair of ISSMGE TC212.

Keynote Lecture

Pile foundations: 80 years of research and practice (1943-2023)

Tunnelling and Underground Spaces

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Giulia M.B. Viggiani

University of Cambridge (UK),
Chair of ISSMGE TC204

Keynote Lecture

Urban tunnelling - the challenges of creating underground space in historic cities

Ground Improvement

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Prof. Rainer Massarsch

Geo Risk & Vibration Scandinavia AB (Sweden)

SVEN HANSBO LECTURE

Applications of deep vertical vibratory compaction

Geotechnical Modelling and Monitoring

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Antonio Gens

Technical University of Catalonia (Spain)

Keynote Lecture

Continuum and discrete modelling of penetration problems

Landslide and
Erosion

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Mitsu Okamura

Ehime University (Japan)
Vice president of Japanese Geotechnical Society

Keynote Lecture

Prediction and detection of backward erosion piping of river levees

Offshore Wind Power and
Coastal Geotechnics

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Richard Jardine

Imperial College London
(UK)

Keynote Lecture

The ageing behaviours of offshore piles driven in clays, sands and chalks

Special invited Speaker

Dr. Marc Ballouz

President of ISSMGE
(USA)

SPECIAL INVITED LECTURE

Geotechnical Philosophy and Cases of Site Reuse

Special invited Speaker

Prof. Keh-Jian Shou

National Chung-Hsing University, Chinese Taipei
Vice President Asia of ISSMGE

SPECIAL INVITED LECTURE

On The Landslide Susceptibility And Resilience With Impact Of Climate Change

One-Day Tour Itinerary Explore Halong Bay from Hanoi

Ha Long Bay or Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and popular travel destination in Quang Ninh province. The bay has an area of 1,553 km2 with about 1,900 large and small limestone islands of very vivid shapes. The bay has been voted many times by UNESCO as a world natural wonder, and is known as a must-see place once in a lifetime.