Representatives from the Centre for Digital Built Britain will be speaking at this CIRIA and University of Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) event on 6 July 2018.
CIRIA and the Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) will show the value of data in supporting engineering, construction and asset management practices.
CIRIA and the University of Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC) have influential roles in developing good practices and delivering research that support a digital transformation in the infrastructure and construction industry. The respective institutions have shared interests and objectives that encourage proactive engagement with engineering, construction and asset management practitioners/academics and enable knowledge transfer to improve both practice and research. Focusing on the value of data in the whole life of infrastructure projects, this event is an opportunity to share research and insights from case studies and practice from CIRIA, CSIC and their partners. The event will also feature presentations from the Centre for Digital Built Britain.
Why attend
- Discover how cutting edge research is reaching practice
- Receive a snapshot of CIRIA and CSIC research programmes
- Highlight how CIRIA and CSIC will support a Digital Built Britain
Confirmed Speakers
Getting more from strategic assets – the role of data
Jennifer Schooling, CSIC Director
CIRIA’s role in improving industry practices
Lee Kelly, CIRIA
The framework to deliver a Digital Built Britain
Alexandra Bolton, Centre for Digital Built Britain
Developing a national framework for infrastructure
Mark Enzer, Mott MacDonald
Using monitoring data for more efficient design, construction and operation of infrastructure
Dr Nicky de Battista, CSIC
Non-destructive testing for infrastructure asset management
Jon Watson, Mistras
Monitoring to improve assessment of ageing masonry structures
Dr Matthew DeJong, CSIC
Analysis and management of data for long term structural health monitoring for civil infrastructure; Staffordshire bridges
Dr Liam Butler, CSIC and Alan Turing Institute
The responsibility to provide and maintain data of value in structural health monitoring
John Webb and Peter Sparks, AECOM
Data requirements for, and outputs from, the deterioration modelling of civil engineering assets - results from CIRIA Project RP1047
Leo McKibbins, Mott MacDonald
Data driven asset management
James Heaton, CSIC
Programme
- Registration and arrivals from 9.30
- Presentations and Q&A from 10.00 - 4.45
Location
Institute for Manufacturing
Department of Engineering
University of Cambridge
17 Charles Babbage Road
Cambridge
CB3 0FS
Fees
Free for CIRIA and CSIC partners
£50 for non-partners
Event booking is through the University of Cambridge Online Shop