Sustainability to Achieve Resilience in a Complex Environment
On July 16th, the Asset Management Council Perth Chapter hosted an enriching World Café style event focusing on integrating sustainability and resilience into asset management.
(more…)Registrations now open for Auckland Asset Management Symposium (online registration available)
This annual one-day New Zealand based technical symposium brings representatives from various industries together to share asset management experiences and challenges, and provides a forum for networking & information sharing.
This year’s theme is getting the balance right – incorporating resilience in asset management.
Auckland Symposium (in person or online) – Getting the balance right – Incorporating resilience in Asset Management
This annual one-day New Zealand based technical symposium brings representatives from various industries together to share asset management experiences and challenges, and provides a forum for networking & information sharing.
This year’s theme is getting the balance right – incorporating resilience in asset management.
This will be a hybrid event, with options for those who can attend in person and those who would prefer to access the symposium virtually / online. The ‘in person’ symposium will be held at the Auckland University of Technology Conference Centre on Thursday 14 September 2023.
The cost in Australian dollars to attend either in person or online is: AMCouncil members $150, non-members $310, students $50.
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On the agenda:
- Balancing the needs of today and tomorrow – Geoff Cooper (General Manager – Strategy, Te Waihanga New Zealand Infrastructure Commission)
- Unison’s experience through Cyclone Gabrielle – Mitch Graham (Fault Avoidance & Constraints Engineer, Unison)
- Auckland University of Technology or Assets Under Trauma? – David Curry, AUT
- GFMAM landscape and TC251 update – Martin Kerr and Adele Jones
- Understanding asset condition at an airport – Stewart Symon (Asset Manager, Auckland Airport) and Raymond Sloot (Manager Engineering Services, Auckland Airport)
- Critical Infrastructure Natural Hazards Resilience Research Overview – Professor Liam Wotherspoon (Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Auckland)
Full topic and speaker details below.
Principles for Resilient Infrastructure
The UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction recently published a document entitled “Principles for Resilient infrastructure”. A set of six interconnected Principles for Resilient Infrastructure are detailed:
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