Australian Geomechanics Society on Clubhouse

Description

The Australian Geomechanics Society was founded in 1970. Its origins lie in the National Committee of Soil Mechanics of the Institution of Engineers, Australia established in 1953 and the call for a corresponding society in rock mechanics. In 1973 the society was expanded to include the third discipline of engineering geology and has remained substantially unchanged since that date.

Geomechanics is the application of engineering and geological principles to the behaviour of the ground and ground water and the use of these principles in civil, mining, offshore and environmental engineering in the widest sense.

Points raised or discussed by individual speakers are their personal views and do not necessarily represent AGS position and views. The Australian Geomechanics Society is only facilitator of the open discussions and cannot be held responsible for information discussed via this club or in the sessions
Rule #1 - Robust Respectful Discussion: We welcome and encourage fruitful debate and conversation, but please be sure your thoughts are expressed in the vein of friendship rather than antagonism.
Rule #2- AGS is the facilitator: Points raised or discussed by individual speakers are their personal views and do not necessarily represent AGS position and views.
Rule #3 - Wait for your turn to talk: To ensure everyone can participate in discussions, please wait and talk when your turn arrives.