15. Congreso internacional de ISRM 2023
    & 72 Coloquio de Geomecánica

    Challenges in Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering
    09. - 14. de Octubre 2023

    Hacemos todo lo posible para formar un programa de alta calidad de artículos, cursos y presentaciones de póster.

    Temas preliminares

    Actualmente están previstos los siguientes temas:

    • Energía geotérmica de profundidad
    • Depósitos subterráneos para sustencias líquidas y gaseosas
    • Riesgo geológico y Peligros naturales
    • Comportamiento a largo plazo de obras subterráneas
    • Proyectos desafiantes de construcción en macizos rocosos
    • Digitalización y automatización
    • Auscultación
    • Modelamiento numérico en mecánica de rocas
    • Investigación geológica y caracterización
    • Nuevos desarrollos en elementos de soporte
    • NATM vs. TBM
    • Comparación de contratos de obras de túneles a nivel internacional
    • Proyectos hidroeléctricos y de presas
    • Propiedades de rocas y macizos rocosos
    • Minería profunda y construción de túneles profundos
    • Ingeniería del Petróleo y Enlaces de Carbono en el Macizo Rocoso
    • Taludes rocosos
    • Foro de Carrera temprana (ingenieros jóvenes)

     

    KEYNOTE SPEACH

    Univ.-Prof. Dipl.Ing. Dr.techn. Christian HELLMICH

    Director of Institute for Mechanics of Materials and Structures (IMWS)
    Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien)

    Título del discurso:
    "The Mechanics of Pandemics:
    Empowering Boltzmann creep for the prediction of COVID-19 fatality trends

    Short CV of Christian Hellmich

    Christian Hellmich is full professor at Technische Universität Wien (TUW, Vienna, Austria), directing there the Institute for Mechanics of Materials and Structures. At TUW, he received his (civil) engineering diploma (1995), his Dr.techn. (PhD, 1999), and his habilitation (2004). Being on leave from his academic position at TUW, he was Postdoctoral Fellow at M.I.T. from 2000 to 2002; and over the years, he has held several short-term visiting professorships in France, Italy, and Germany.

    Together with collaborators across the globe, he has developed (micro)structural bio-chemomechanical models, in terms of theoretical foundations, computational realization, and experimental validation for various biological and man-made systems; including bone and soft tissues, cement and concrete, wood and wood composites, rock and soil, brick, steel, rubber, graphene, DNA, as well as
    metal-, mineral-, polymer-, and glass-based biomaterials. These mathematical models are employed
    in concrete, tunnel, pipeline, and biomedical engineering. 

    Also trained as a violinist, he has been active at the crossroads of Science and Arts, from which he takes a broad cultural perspective on the nature of universities and their role in society. This is also reflected by his interdisciplinary work integrating engineers, physicists, chemists, biologists, and medical doctors. 

    Christian Hellmich has co-authored 167 peer-reviewed publications; and about the same amount of book chapters and proceedings papers; he has given more than 300 presentations at international conferences and universities, often as invited, keynote, or plenary speaker. 

    He serves in editorial roles for several peer-reviewed journals, including Journal of Engineering Mechanics (ASCE), Mechanics of Materials, and AIP Applied Physics Reviews. He has provided extensive reviewing and advisory service for various universities and science foundations, including his role as a panel member for the European Research Council (ERC). He has also served in the Engineering Mechanics Institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers (EMI-ASCE), in particular so in the Board
    of Governors and in various technical committees, as president of the International Association for Concrete Creep (IA-CONCREEP), as president of the Austrian Chapter of the European Society of Biomechanics (ESB), as symposium organizer for the Materials Research Society (MRS), and in the
    Board of Directors of the Young Academy of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW).

    His activities have been recognized through several national and international awards, such as the Kardinal Innitzer Advancement Award of the Archdiocese of Vienna (2004), the Science Recognition Award of the Region of Lower Austria (2005), the Zienkiewicz Award of the European Community on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences (ECCOMAS, 2008), an ERC grant (2010), and the Walter L. Huber Research Prize of ASCE (2012); moreover, he was named Fellow of EMI (2014), Fellow of the
    European Alliance of Medical and Biological Engineering & Sciences (EAMBES, 2019), corresponding member of ÖAW (2019), and Fellow of the Society of Engineering Science (SES, 2023).


    https://www.imws.tuwien.ac.at/team/institutsleitung/
    https://scholar.google.de/citations?user=moxCafsAAAAJ&hl=de
    https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0153-4859
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=23106146200

    Fechas importantes

    Tenga en cuenta las siguientes fechas:

    Activación del envío de Resumen: 01.03.2022

    Cierre del envío de Resumen: 31.10.2022

    Cierre del envío de contribuciones: 28.02.2023

    Revisión finalizada: Mediados/finales de mayo

    Activación de registro: 01.03.2023

    Cierre del registro anticipado: 30.06.2023 

    Cierre del registro regular: 30.09.2023 (a partir del 01.10.20 "Walk In Price")

     

    ATENCIÓN: Las inscripciones al Congreso deben realizarse ÚNICAMENTE a través de esta página web (véase el botón de inscripción debajo de la imagen de cabecera).

    Gestión de la contribución

    Sólo disponible en inglés

    WORKSHOPS

    Tenemos previstos los siguientes Workshops para usted:

    Lunes 10.10.2023  

    • Workshop N: Rock Grouting

    Martes 10.10.2023  

    • Workshop A: The Rock Engineering Challenge 
    • Workshop B: Rock slope stability analyses - From photogrammetric 3D models to stability assessment
    • Workshop C: Numerical Modeling Assisted Risk Quantification in Rock Masses
    • Workshop D: Acoustic Emission monitoring of Rock fracturing and deformation tests
    • Workshop E: Rock Mechanics Challenges and Tools for Deep Tunneling 
    • Workshop F: Rockmechanics and physics of natural stone decay
    • Workshop G: Deep Mining Geomechanics
    • Workshop H: On the practical use of PLAXIS for underground excavation in rock material – The Lombardi Group Experience
    • Workshop I: “Rock Engineering Design in Tomorrow´s Ggeotechnical Toolbox: the second generation (2024) of Eurocode 7 and the integration of rock engineering”
    • Workshop J: Planetary Rock Mechanics 
    • Workshop K: Numerical modelling in rock mechanics 
    • Workshop L: Modern waterproofing and injection systems in civil engineering and tunneling: systems-function-sustainability-practical examples

    A continuación encontrará información detallada sobre cada Workshop:

    Workshop A: The Rock Engineering Challenge

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Para más información, consulte este documento:


    The Rock Engineering Challenge

    Workshop B: Rock slope stability analyses - From photogrammetric 3D models to stability assessment

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Para más información, consulte este documento:


    Más Información

    Workshop C: Numerical Modeling Assisted Risk Quantification in Rock Masses

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Para más información, consulte este documento:


    Numerical Modeling Assisted Risk Quantification in Rock Masses

    Workshop D: Acoustic Emission monitoring of Rock fracturing and deformation tests

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Fracture imaging

    The workshop combines an overview of the physics behind fracture initiation and propagation in brittle materials, with practical examples of the use of microseismic and acoustic monitoring for the imaging of the fracture process. The examples include laboratory rock deformation tests, hydraulic reservoir stimulation in the field and fracturing associated to caving in mining. Passive and active methods will be examined, with examples at reservoir and laboratory test scales. The workshop will cover the following points:

    • Principles of fracture initiation and propagation
    • Fractures and seismicity
    • Passive imaging of fractures
    • Monitoring fracture interaction and coalescence
    • Seismic source parameters
    • Source mechanism: fault plane solution and moment tensor
    • Active surveys: deformation and fracturing imaging

    Participants will be provided with tutorials covering the topics presented in the workshop and a 1-week licence of our seismic processing software to practice and navigate through the examples of monitoring of fracturing processes at field and laboratory scales.

    Workshop E: Rock Mechanics Challenges and Tools for Deep Tunneling

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Para más información, consulte este documento:


    Rock Mechanics Challenges and Tools for Deep Tunneling

    Workshop F: Rock mechanics and physics of natural stone decay

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Para más información, consulte este documento:


    Rockmechanics and physics of natural stone decay

    Workshop G: Deep Mining Geomechanics

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Aim of the workshop: To sustain the contribution of the mineral industry to the world’s economy, mining activities should take place beyond a 2,000 m depth. Violent and uncontrolled failure of rocks in deep mines is a severe threat to this goal. This workshop aims to present recent research in the area of deep mining and to facilitate discussions to exchange knowledge from research to practice. It will discuss Rock behavior and its failure in deep underground openings.

    For more information, open the document below:


    Deep Mining Geomechanics

    Workshop H: On the practical use of PLAXIS for underground excavation in rock material – The Lombardi Group Experience

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Workshop title:
    •    On the practical use of PLAXIS for underground excavation in rock material – The Lombardi Group Experience

    Presenters:          
    •    Dr. Richard Witasse - Principal Application Engineer, Seequent, The Netherlands
    •    Dr. Jean-Pierre Janin -  Head of Geotechnical Unit and Underground Works, Lombardi, France

    Program:

    1-    Presentation (45 min): PLAXIS modelling features for underground excavation in rock 
    •    Continuous vs Discontinuous model: PLAXIS domain of relevance
    •    Reinforcement elements: Cables, bolts, and shotcrete
    •    Constitutive models: Mohr-Coulomb, Hoek-Brown, and Jointed Rock

    2-    Hand-on exercise/demo (60 min): Model set-up for 2D horse-shoe tunnel construction in reinforced rock mass – Comparison with a reference solution

    3-    Presentation (45 min): Lombardi return of experience on tunnels in squeezing rock
    •    Presentation of the “squeezing” behaviour 
    •    Design challenges and modelling strategy: from empirical solutions to numerical models
    •    Creep modelling with PLAXIS: The Norton-Creep Mohr-coulomb model at a glance

    4-    Hand-on exercise/demo (60 min): Consideration of creep deformation in deep underground excavations in squeezing rock

    Workshop I: Rock engineering design in tomorrow's geotechnical toolbox: the second generation (2024) of Eurocode 7 and the integration of rock engineering

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Para más información, consulte este documento:


    Rock engineering design in tomorrow's geotechnical toolbox: the second generation (2024) of Eurocode 7 and the integration of rock engineering

    Workshop J: Planetary Rock Mechanics

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    This workshop provides valuable input on rock mechanics for space and building the basis for discussion for future space settlement. It will be structured two-fold:
    1)        Presentations of international experts in the field if rock mechanics for extra-planetary bodies, also including an update on the activities of the ISRM commission on Planetary Rock Mechanics.
    The speakers are (detailed CVs can be found in the accompanying document):
    Serkan Saydam (UNSW), Lead of the commission: Update on the Commission of Planetary Rock Mechanics – The New Subdiscipline of Rock Mechanics and Engineering
    Ömer Aydam, University of Ryukyus, Japan: Some attempts for inferring the mechanical properties of rocks and discontinuities in Mars
    Daisuka Asahina, Geological survey of Japan: Evaluation of the geometric distribution of Mars faults using satellite data
    Robert Anderson, JPL, NASA: Title to be confirned

    2)        Workshop and discussion on the following items:
    a.        Why Rock Mechanics have a role in Space Colonisation and SRU
    b.        Extreme environment conditions (temp, radiation, vacuum, …), parameters, challenges…
    i.        How can we do the testing/analysis (models) in these conditions
    ii.        What can we learn from existing knowledge and industry practices…
    iii.        Potential technology transfer opportunities from the industry
    c.        The Need – colonisation/ISRU, infrastructure construction, materials handling… what do we actually need
    i.        Short/Long term infrastructure and materials handling plans
    ii.        how to develop standards


     


    Planetary Rock Mechanics

    Workshop K: Numerical modelling in rock mechanics

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    This hands-on short course covers:
    Numerical modeling of complex, non-linear, coupled rock engineering problems
    Simulation of rock fracture and fragmentation in 2D and 3D
    Coupled THM effects
    Rock support
    Fundamental principles of the state-of-the-art Irazu finite-discrete element (FDEM) software
    Hands-on Irazu tutorials


    Get a free full-featured demo version of Geomechanica’s flagship Irazu software!

    Para más información, consulte este documento:


    Numerical modelling in rock mechanics

    Workshop L: Modern waterproofing and injection systems in civil engineering and tunneling: systems-function-sustainability-practical examples

    Martes, 10.10.2023

    Workshop M: The 6th International Workshop on Rock Mechanics in Nuclear Waste Disposal

    Tuesday, Oct. 10th, 2023

    For more information open the document below:


    Rock Mechanics in Nuclear Waste Disposal

    Workshop N: Rock Grouting (Monday, Oct. 09th!)

    Lunes, 09.10.2023

    Short course by the ISRM commission on rock grouting

    A. Fransson

    Hydrogeology and grouting

    Understanding the project site for sustainable underground structures

    An integrated approach to tunneling, hydrogeology and grouting

    Water loss and grout take guidance to grout design and monitoring

     

    J. Lopez Molina

    Design methodologies for dam grouting

    Hydrogeological zonation and identification of seepage vulnerable areas

    Grouting results assessment at different scales

    Design adjustments and implementation using the observational method

     

    M. El Tani

    Refusal and the minimal flow criterion

    Grouting rock fractures

    Flow rate limit and running limit

    Implementation into the Swedish design, GIN and Amenability theory

    Excursiones

    Tenemos previstas las siguientes excursiones:

    Lunes 9.10.2023:

    • Excursion A: PSW Kühtai
    • Excursion B: Túnel de base de Semmering

    Martes 10.10.2023

    • Excursion F: Montañas de la ciudad de Salzburgo

    Sábado 14.10.2023

    • Excursion C: Túnel de base del Brennero
    • Excursion D: KW Tauernmoos
    • Excursion E: Limberg III

    Nota importante: Todas las excursiones se realizan únicamente en inglés.

    A continuación encontrará información detallada sobre cada una de las excursiones:

    Excursion A

    SKW Kühtai

    TIWAG (the regional electricity supplier of the Tyrol) is constructing the hydro pump storage plant in Kühtai at an altitude of approximately 2000m. With an additional water intake from the Ötzvalley and the Stubaivalley the existing power plant will have a significant extra production.

    The technical facts are as follows:

    New Reservoir with a capacity of 31 million cubic meters
    Rock-fill dam with vertical earth core with a hight of 113 meters
    Adduction tunnel 25,5 km long with a diameter of 4,20 meters
    Additional annual production of 216 GWh
    Capacity 130 MW as turbine and 140 MW as pump

    During the excursion you will see all the works for the dam construction from winning the material in situ, the material treatment up to placement of the material. The tour will also take you underground to the concrete works in the two machine chambers and give you an insight to the installations of the whole site.

    Time table:

    09.10.2023

    • 07:30 a.m. Departure Salzburg Congress
    • 10:30 a.m. Arrival Kühtai
    • 10:45 a.m. Project presentation
    • 11:30 a.m. Lunch in the canteen
    • 12:30 p.m. Site visit
    • 03:00 p.m. Departure from the site
    • 06:00 p.m. Arrival Salzburg Congress

    Group size:  max. 32persons (if the minimum number is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the tour)

    Price: € 120.-  (discount for members, pensioners, PhD and students)

    Included services: Bus / guided site visit / lunch


    For more Information see here

    Excursion B

    Semmering base tunnel

    Construction of the Semmering base tunnel was started in 2012. The tunnel has a length of 27,3 kilometers and consists of two running tunnels. Excavation works are nearly finished and the concrete works for the inner lining where started in 2020. The base tunnel is part of the new 470 kilometer long railway line between Vienna and Villach which should be completed by the end of 2030.

    The tour begins with the presentation of the complete project and continues with a visit to the building lot SBT2.1 - tunnel Fröschnitzgraben.  You will see the impressive installations for the underground works which are supplied over two 400 meter deep shafts. After entering the tunnel system by one of the shafts you will be shown the running works on the two single line tunnels. The participants will be supplied with the necessary clothing and split up into groups for the visit.

    Time table:

    09.10.2023

     

    • 07:00 a.m. Departure Salzburg Congress
    • 10:30 a.m. Arrival at the main construction site in Fröschnitzgraben, Steinhaus am Semmering
    • 11:00 a. m. Project presentation
    • 11:45 a.m.  Snack in the site office (invited by ÖBB)
    • 12:00 noon Site visit 
    • 03:00 p.m. Departure from the site
    • 06:30 p.m. Arrival Salzburg Congress

    Group size: max. 32 persons (if the minimum number is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the tour)

    Price: € 120,-  (discount for members, pensioners, PhD and students)

    Included services: Bus / guided site visit / snack


    For more Information see

    Excursion C

    Brenner Base Tunnel

    The Brenner base Tunnel (BBT) is a low gradient tunnel with a length of 55 km running between Innsbruck (Austria) and Fortezza (Italy) and therefore a cross border tunnel of European importance. The tunnel has two single bores by a diameter of 8.1 meters and a distance between the two running tunnels between 40 and 70 meters. Every 333 meters the two tunnels are connected by a cross passage. As a speciality this base tunnel has an exploratory tunnel over the full length.

    The site visit will beginn in the modern information center called „Tunnelwelten“ in Steinach am Brenner with a project presentation. After a short lunch break you tour will take you underground to see the emergency station St. Jodock and an assembly cavern for one of the TBM’s as well as the crossover tunnel. At the end you will be shown the large landfill
    area Padastertal.

    Time table:

    14.10.2023

    • 07:30 a.m. Departure Salzburg Congress
    • 10:00 a.m. Arrival at the information center
      BBT - Tunnelwelten in Steinach am Brenner
    • 10:30 a.m. Project presentation
    • 11:30 a.m. Snackin the information center
    • 12:15 p.m. Site visit
    • 03:00 p.m. Departure from the site
    • 05:30 p.m. Arrival Salzburg Congress

     

    Group size: max. 48 persons (if the minimum number is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the tour)

    Price: € 120,-  (discount for members, pensioners, PhD and students)

    Included services: Bus / guided site visit / snack


    For more Information see here

    Excursion D

    Tauernmoos

    With the construction of the pump storage power plant Tauernmoos the ÖBB (Austrian federal Railway company) are adding a very important asset to their existing power plant at Tauernmoos for the production of electricity for the rail infrastructure.

    The two existing reservoirs Tauernmoossee and Weißsee with a difference in altitude of 220 m will be connected by an underground pressure shaft. The power plant will finally have a pump turbine capacity of 170 megawatts and an annual production of 460 GWh.

    The excursion will start with a visit to the existing power plants Uttendorf 1 & 2. After a half hour drive to the site office at Enzingerboden you will be offered a small snack and fitted with the needed tunnel gear to explore the underground works at an altitude of up to 2300 m. The highlight will be a visit to the large machine chamber, the pressure shaft and the inlet trumpet.

    Finally you will get the chance to enter the control tunnel underneath the existing concrete arch gravity dam Tauernmoos.

    Time table:

    14.10.2023

    • 08:00 a.m. Departure Salzburg Congress
    • 09:45 a.m. Arrival Uttendorf
    • 10:15 a.m. Project presentation
    • 11:00 a.m. Drive to the site office Enzingerboden
    • 11:30 a.m. Snack in the site office
    • 12:00 noon Site visit
    • 03:00 p.m. Tour of the existing arch gravity dam Tauernmoos
    • 04:00 p.m. Departure from the site
    • 06:00 p.m. Arrival Salzburg Congress

    Group size: max. 50 persons (if the minimum number is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the tour)

    Price: €120,-

    Included services: Bus / guided site visit / snack


    For more Information see here

    Excursion E

    Limberg III

    VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH (VHP) started construction on the Limberg III power plant in 2021. The project is a pumped storage power plant with a total capacity of 480 megawatts. Like Limberg II, which was put into operation in 2011, it will be constructed entirely underground between the two existing reservoirs of the Mooserboden (final level 2,036 m) and Wasserfallboden (final level 1,672 m).

    These two reservoirs with a total capacity of 160 million m³ will be used as upper and lower basins for the pump turbine operation to generate electricity. This is an addition to the existing power plants Limgerg I and Limberg II which are already in operation

    The new headracetunnel starts at the intake of the Mooserboden reservoir and reaches the pressure shaft after 3.7 km. After a length of 600 m the pressure shaft leads via two distribution pipes into the underground power station, which is located underneath the Limberg dam. The power station consists of a machine chamber with two 240 MW hydroelectric sets and a transformation chamber, connected via two generator dissipation tunnels. After the turbines the water is returned  to the Wasserfallboden reservoir via a 613 m long tailrace tunnel.

    In the powerhouse cavern, two hydroelectric sets generate electricity, each consisting of a reversible Francis pump turbine and a generator. The energy is dissipated with a nominal voltage of 380 kV from the cavern system by means of a gas insulated line and is connected to the existing energy dissipators. 

    After a short project presentation you will visit the building site at an altitude of over 2000m.  The existing reservoirs at Moorboden and Wasserfallboden as well as the landfill site of Drossen will be on your tour before going underground to see all the different excavation sites. At the time of your visit you will mainly see the ongoing concrete works. At the end of your visit you will be invited to a meal in the site canteen before leaving for Salzburg.

    Time table:

    14.10.2023

    • 08:00 a.m. Departure Salzburg Congress
    • 09:30 a.m. Arrival at the main construction camp Limberg III
    • 09:45 a.m. Project presentation and site visit
    • 02:00 p.m. Lunch break (canteen)
    • 03:00 p.m. Departure construction site
    • 04:30 p.m. Arrival Salzburg Congress

    Group size: max. 25 persons (if the minimum number is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the tour)

    Price: € 120,-  (discount for members, pensioners, PhD and students)

    Included services: Bus / guided site visit / lunch


    For more Information see here

    Excursion F

    Salzburg city mountains

    Formation of the Salzburg basin - the basin filling a geotechnical challenge for the urban development of Salzburg

    Geotechnical solutions of Leopold Müller for the rehabilitation of the fortress walls of Hohensalzburg 

    Development of Salzburg's water supply - the storage caverns in Mönchsberg and Kapuzinerberg

    Technical properties and use of Salzburg's natural stones - conglomerate and marbles

    The formation of the city mountains and their use in the course of the historical development of the city

    Historical landslides - management of natural hazards in the city area

    The ISAM - one of the most important tectonic fault line systems of the Alps cuts through the city area

    Hike from Nonntal via Nonnberg, Festungsberg and Mönchsberg to Mülln

    Meeting point: Schauspielhaus Salzburg

    End point: Mülln (Augustiner Bräu)

    Time table:

    10.10.2023

    • Meeting point: Schauspielhaus Salzburg

    • End point: Mülln (Augustiner Bräu)

    Group size: max. 25 persons (if the minimum number is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the tour)

    Duration: arround 4 hours

    Price: €30.-

    Included services: gided site visit

    RockBowl Challenge

    El RockBowl Challenge es un juego de preguntas y respuestas en el que los participantes tienen que responder a preguntas sobre la mecánica de las rocas en equipos de estudiantes.

    Pueden participar estudiantes (de maestría y doctorado) de cualquier universidad. 

    Se espera que la inscripción de los equipos sea posible a principios de enero.

    Pronto habrá más información sobre el RockBowl Challenge.

    Resumen del programa previsto

    Cuotas de participación

    Proposed Fees Regular Miembro Jubilado Estudiante Estudiante de doctorado
    15. Congreso internacional de ISRM 2023 & 72 Coloquio de Geomecánica (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 770 € 620 € 420 € 120 € 300 €
    15. Congreso internacional de ISRM 2023 & 72 Coloquio de Geomecánica (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 900 € 720 € 480 € 150 € 330 €
    15. Congreso internacional de ISRM 2023 & 72 Coloquio de Geomecánica (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 950 € 770 € 530 € 200 € 380 €
    Congreso Virtual ISRM/Coloquio de Geomecánica (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 350 € 280 € 280 € 80 € 140 €
    Congreso Virtual ISRM/Coloquio de Geomecánica (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 400 € 320 € 320 € 100 € 160 €
    Congreso Virtual ISRM/Coloquio de Geomecánica (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 450 € 370 € 370 € 150 € 210 €
    Congress Card  * 32 € 32 € 32 € 32 € 32 €
    Velada festiva Stieglkeller (12.10.23)  ** 50 € 50 € 50 € 50 € 50 €
    Workshop A (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 220 € 180 € 130 € 90 € 100 €
    Workshop A (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 250 € 200 € 170 € 100 € 120 €
    Workshop A (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 270 € 220 € 190 € 120 € 140 €
    Workshop B (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop B (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop B (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop C (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop C (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop C (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop D (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop D (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop D (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop E (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop E (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop E (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop F (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop F (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop F (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop G (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop G (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop G (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop H (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop H (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop H (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop I (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 220 € 180 € 130 € 90 € 100 €
    Workshop I (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 250 € 200 € 170 € 100 € 120 €
    Workshop I (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 270 € 220 € 190 € 120 € 140 €
    Workshop J (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 220 € 180 € 130 € 90 € 100 €
    Workshop J (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 250 € 200 € 170 € 100 € 140 €
    Workshop J (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 270 € 220 € 190 € 120 € 140 €
    Workshop K (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 220 € 180 € 130 € 90 € 100 €
    Workshop K (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 250 € 200 € 170 € 100 € 120 €
    Workshop K (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 270 € 220 € 190 € 120 € 140 €
    Workshop L (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop L (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop L (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop M (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 140 € 100 € 90 € 50 € 80 €
    Workshop M (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 180 € 120 € 100 € 60 € 90 €
    Workshop M (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 200 € 140 € 120 € 80 € 110 €
    Workshop N (Precio anticipado 01.02.2023 - 30.06.2023)  * 220 € 180 € 130 € 90 € 100 €
    Workshop N (Precio regular 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023)  * 250 € 200 € 170 € 100 € 120 €
    Workshop N (Precio "Walk in" 01.10.2023 - 01.12.2023)  * 270 € 220 € 190 € 120 € 140 €
    Excursión A  * 120 € 100 € 100 € 80 € 100 €
    Excursión B  * 120 € 100 € 100 € 80 € 100 €
    Excursión C  * 120 € 100 € 100 € 80 € 100 €
    Excursión D  * 120 € 100 € 100 € 80 € 100 €
    Excursión E  * 120 € 100 € 100 € 80 € 100 €
    Excursión F  * 30 € 30 € 30 € 30 € 30 €
    Paseo guiado por Salzburgo hasta la noche festiva  * 10 € 10 € 10 € 10 € 10 €
    Sightseeing Tour A  * 25 € 25 € 25 € 25 € 25 €
    Sightseeing Tour B  * 24 € 24 € 24 € 24 € 24 €
    Sightseeing Tour C  * 31 € 31 € 31 € 31 € 31 €
    Sightseeing Tour D  * 140 € 140 € 140 € 140 € 140 €
    Sightseeing Tour E  * 65 € 65 € 65 € 65 € 65 €
    Sightseeing Tour F  * 60 € 60 € 60 € 60 € 60 €
    Sightseeing Tour G  * 60 € 60 € 60 € 60 € 60 €
    * incl 10% VAT
    ** incl 20% VAT

    Las tasas incluyen

    La cuota de participación incluye la asistencia a la conferencia y a la exposición comercial, la bolsa de la conferencia, el almuerzo buffet y un concierto el miércoles 11.10.23.

    Sólo se consideran "estudiantes" (cuota de participación reducida) los menores de 26 años que no perciban ingresos regulares sujetos al impuesto sobre la renta. Los estudiantes de doctorado tienen su propia categoría de precios. En ambos casos, en el momento de la inscripción deberá adjuntar un justificante de estudios.

    Recibirá su tarjeta de identificación (tarjeta de participante) y todos los demás documentos de la conferencia exclusivamente en el mostrador de la conferencia en el centro de congresos (¡no se enviarán documentos de participante!).

    La tarifa de participación presencial incluye también el acceso virtual. Las contribuciones se guardarán y podrán consultarse en línea a través de nuestro sitio web (unas 3 semanas después del congreso) hasta al final del año 2023. 

    ATENCIÓN:

    • La velada festiva en el Stieglkeller NO está incluida en el precio; debe reservarse por separado.
    • Los workshops sólo pueden reservarse en conjunto con el congreso.
    • Participación virtual: No garantizamos la recepción de la retransmisión en directo.

    Programa para acompañantes

    No hay programa separado para acompañantes. Todas las opciones, como los programas turísticos o la velada festiva, pueden reservarse individualmente. Todos los acompañantes están cordialmente invitados a la recepción de bienvenida y al concierto.