Malaysia

First Chinese-Malaysian Tunnel Symposium held in Kuala Lumpur

More than 300 participants joined the Chinese-Malaysian SEASET 2018 conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Quelle/credit: Roland Herr
More than 300 participants joined the Chinese-Malaysian SEASET 2018 conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Quelle/credit: Roland Herr
Dr. Teik Aun Ooi, chairman of the WTC 2020 and SEASET 2018, welcomed the participants in Kuala Lumpur Quelle/credit: Roland Herr
Dr. Teik Aun Ooi, chairman of the WTC 2020 and SEASET 2018, welcomed the participants in Kuala Lumpur
Quelle/credit: Roland Herr
Prof. Jinxiu Yan, ITA vice president and co-chair of the SEASET 2018 joint conference Quelle/credit: Roland Herr
Prof. Jinxiu Yan, ITA vice president and co-chair of the SEASET 2018 joint conference
Quelle/credit: Roland Herr
Sensors and measuring devices automatically record the relevant tunnelling parameters Quelle/credit: Jinxiu Yan
Sensors and measuring devices automatically record the relevant tunnelling parameters
Quelle/credit: Jinxiu Yan
Status of underground works for Kuala Lumpur‘s MRT Line 2 (as of July 2018) Quelle/credit: Poh Seng Tiok
Status of underground works for Kuala Lumpur‘s MRT Line 2 (as of July 2018)
Quelle/credit: Poh Seng Tiok
Components of a variable density tunnel boring machine Quelle/credit: Gus Klados
Components of a variable density tunnel boring machine
Quelle/credit: Gus Klados

„It is the first time ever that a symposium between the two ITA member nations China and Malaysia has been organized“, welcomed Dr. Teik Aun Ooi, Organizing Chairman of the SEASET 2018 (South East Asia Symposium & Exhibitions on the challenges and strategic solutions of high profile projects on Tunnels 2018) the more than 300 participants from China, Malaysia, the Southeast Asian Region and abroad in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The joint symposium with a total of 18 lectures, delivered from well-known speakers, was organised by the China Civil Engineering Society (CCES) and the Institution of...

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