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ADVANCES IN STRUCTURES
Steel, Concrete, Composite and Aluminium
ASSCCA'03
22
- 25 June,
2003
Powerhouse Museum, Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia
ASSCCA’03
is the union of
5th International Conference on Steel and Aluminium
Structures (ICSAS)
7th International Conference on Steel Concrete Composite
Structures (ASCCS)
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ASSCCA’03
is being jointly organised by
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The
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
The University of New
South Wales.
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Commenced
as The New South Wales University of Technology in 1949, the
University’s international context is that of the Australian
recognition of that scientific and technological impulse in tertiary
education that produced the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
and the Berlin University of Technology. It acknowledged at
university level that profound development in human knowledge and
concern that had impelled the nineteenth century industrial and
scientific revolution.
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The
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering has a broad spectrum
of expertise in the disciplines of Civil and Environmental
Engineering. The School consists of five groups:
Engineering
Construction and Management
Geotechnical
Engineering
Structural
Engineering
Transport
Engineering
Water
Engineering
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The
Department
of Civil Engineering
The University of Sydney.
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The University of Sydney, Australia's first university, was established in 1850.
Today, with a rich diversity of courses and a reputation for teaching and research excellence, the University attracts students and staff from around the world. Many of the academic staff and graduates are leaders in their respective fields, making major contributions both locally and internationally.
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Civil Engineering has been part of The University since 1882.
The Department is world renowned for its work in the areas of
structures and geomechanics, and is continuing this work today in
these and other new areas such as project management and wind
engineering.
The
Department was/is home to distinguished Professors in structures,
such as Jack Roderick, Nick Trahair, and Greg Hancock.
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