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Calgary Geotechnical Group Canadian Geotechnical Society International Association of Hydrogeologists 2nd National Groundwater Workshop Organizing Committee Sponsors Exhibitors |
54th
Canadian Geotechnical Conference
2nd Joint
IAH and
CGS
Groundwater Conference
September 16-19, 2001
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Calgary is the place to be...AN EARTH ODYSSEY!
The Canadian Geotechnical Society and the International Association of Hydrogeologists invite you to the 54th Canadian Geotechnical Conference and the 2nd Joint IAH and CGS Groundwater Conference. The conference will take place from September 16 through September 19, 2001 at the Fairmont Palliser hotel in downtown Calgary.Calgary in September is the place to be. The weather is pleasant (usually mild and sunny!), the mountains are beautiful, and the trees are turning colour. Calgary is the place to be. The Conference Organizers have developed unparalleled technical and social programs. As of early May, approximately 250 technical presentations are planned, covering all aspects of geotechnical engineering and hydrogeology. For the first time, the IAH/Groundwater Technical sessions will be fully integrated into the Geotechnical Engineering sessions to provide the opportunity for a truly joint conference.Calgary is the place to be for continuing education opportunities. Besides the full technical program, four short courses, two tours, and one workshop are planned for the Saturday and Sunday preceding the conference. Calgary is the place to be for networking and socializing. The Conference social program will be outstanding. From the Ice Breaker on Sunday evening through the Conference Banquet on Tuesday, opportunities will abound for reconnecting with old friends and making new friendships. For the first time, the conference will include three lunches (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday). On behalf of the Organizing Committee, and all members of the southern Alberta geotechnical and hydrogeological communities, we invite you to Calgary. It is the place to be!Le site en français est présentement en développement.
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