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Design and construction development for transport operators, contractors and their partners
Develop state-of-the-art underground transportation infrastructure Design and construction innovation for road and rail tunnels in the Middle East Deliver on time and on budget tunnel projects Risk management and cost effective strategies for minimising construction delays

Majed Abed Al-Kathiri Head of Traffic Service Section Municipality of Abu Dhabi City

Operation and maintenance strategies for extending tunnel lifecycle Best practices to ensure tunnel sustainability, safety and security
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New railway and road tunnel projects to meet the regions transportation needs
As governments in the Middle East continue to invest heavily in transportation infrastructure, the number of underground construction projects, both already in progress and planned, is rising. The GCC is investing over $100bn in rail projects and another $38.6bn worth of road projects are either planned or underway. These projects include the delivery of underground infrastructure to connect the transportation networks. Tunnelling World Middle East is a three day strategic conference that will gather urban planning, transportation, engineering and construction professionals together to discuss the challenges and opportunities in planning, designing and building world class underground transportation infrastructure. This event will explore strategies for master planning, design, safety, security and effective maintenance of tunnels. International and regional speakers will share their tunnelling challenges and experiences from projects such as the Dubai Metro, Al Salam Street Tunnel, London Tube, New Doha International Airport Metro, Qatar Rail and many others. You will have an opportunity to hear innovative construction and operation strategies and share best practices. Source solutions, ideas and innovation on how to: Evaluate key considerations for planning rail and road tunnels Reduce ground disturbance in urban areas Develop strategies to deal with difficult ground conditions Reduce construction delays through risk assessments
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The six Gulf Arab states plan to spend more than $100 billion on a rail projects linking them by 2017.
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Improve construction through the latest tunnelling technologies Develop a tunnel safety system to protect passengers from accidents Protect tunnels from fire and other unforeseen incidents Gain firsthand experience on design and construction innovation for delivering new tunnel projects and maintaining existing infrastructure. Network with and learn from your industry peers in the road and railway industry. Attend our post conference workshop run by the Municipality of Abu Dhabi on Fire safety and prevention for underground transportation tunnels as they share their experience in approving the Al Salam Street Tunnel fire protection system. Learn how to successfully prevent, detect and develop effective emergency response plans for potential fires. This is your chance to develop long lasting partnerships that will help build the regions world class transportation network.

Major road and bridge projects valued at US$142 billion are underway or at the planning stages in the Gulf region.
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Surface infrastructure owners Fire protection service providers

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Technology providers Law firms

Developers and construction firms Geotechnical engineers

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8 REASONS
8 reasons why you should be at the premier meeting place for the regions tunnel owners/operators and key partners
Gain insight into the regions tunnelling projects Understand the transportation master plans and tunnelling projects taking place in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Qatar. Hear over 10 case studies on tunnel construction Learn how the London Tube, Brenner Base Tunnel, Copenhagen Metro, Roma Metropolitane and others are effectively building sustainable underground infrastructure to meet their transportation needs. Explore best practice in geological and geotechnical investigations Learn how the ground investigation was conducted for the tunnel under the Bosphorus Strait. Extend a tunnel's lifecycle through strategic maintenance and operation Discover construction methods and preventative procedures that increase tunnel sustainability. Reduce risk and construction cost overruns Identify best practice in risk analysis to minimise construction delays and cost overruns. Discover innovative technologies for tunnel construction Understand the latest construction technology and its benefits. Come and source a variety of new tunnelling technologies at our exhibition. Ensure tunnel safety and security for passengers Learn effective detection methods and prepare to address different risk situations. Meet all the right people Take advantage of an exclusive networking opportunity with key decision makers for the region.

A-List of Tunnelling Experts

Tunnelling World Middle East 2012 brings you exclusive insights on how to design and engineer tunnels and underground spaces for major infrastructure and transport projects.
Developing a competence regime in tunnelling Bob Ibell Chairman | British Tunnelling Society

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Predicting the influence of ground conditions when building rail tunnels Jens Gravgaard Technical Manager Civil Works Metroselskabet, Denmark

Constructing management techniques for densely populated areas Andreas Sciotti Director of Works | Roma Metropolitane

Using technical advances to monitor tunnel construction Dr. Keith Bowers Professional Head: Deep Tube Tunnels London Underground Ensuring tunnel safety and improving air quality through effective ventilation systems Harald Buvik Senior Principal Engineer Norwegian Public Roads Administration Incorporating safety features while designing rail tunnels Philippe Bakhos Network Planning Manager | Etihad Rail

The conference was a very good opportunity to discuss the challenges facing the development of a new railway industry in the Middle East region, and learning lessons from others to avoid repeating expensive mistakes.
Eng. Bassam Mansour, Expert Trains and Railway Systems, National Transport Authority (attendee at last years Middle East Rail conference)

Building the deepest immersed tunnel under the Bosphorus Dr. Zeynab Buket Design Manager and Technical Coordinator | Marmaray Project, Turkey

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Day One Tuesday 31st January 2012

08:30 09:00 Registration and refreshments Chairperson's opening remarks Dr. Alaa K. Ashmawy, Dean and Professor of Civil Engineering, American University in Dubai 12:50 Designing a comprehensive transportation network through state of the art underground infrastructure Key considerations for planning underground infrastructure for Vietnams rail projects Seamless integration of existing tunnels with new tunnel infrastructure Designing underground infrastructure to allow for future expansion Dr. Dinh Van Hiep, President and Executive Director, Institute of Planning and Transportation Engineering, Vietnam Networking lunch

Master planning
09:10 Keynote: Rebuilding transportation infrastructure through underground construction Achieving a safety quality programme on a tunnelling project while keeping the costs under control Developing confidence by third parties during tunnelling activities Developing a competence regime in tunnelling Bob Ibell, Chairman, British Tunnelling Society, London Bridge Associates Keynote: Cross border master planning for 64km of rail tunnel Coordinating cross border master planning Design and construction principles for a 200 year tunnel lifecycle Strategies for ensuring smooth cross project planning process Dr. Konrad Bergmeister, CEO, Brenner Base Tunnel (BBT), Austria Keynote: Meeting Qatars traffic demands through tunnelling projects Meeting growing city transportation requirements through underground infrastructure Developing an advanced transportation network that successfully integrates 22km of tunnels and 15 underground stations Coordinating underground construction with minimum distribution to densely populated urban areas Tunnelling opportunities and challenges for Qatar Railways Hajr Dhaliwal, Project Director, Qatar Railways Panel session: Delivering on-time and on-budget tunnelling projects in the Middle East The role of tunnelling projects in meeting increasing transportation demands Strategies for securing effective partnerships with contractors Future tunnelling opportunities for the private sector in the GCC Eng. Suliman Alhajri, Director of Roads Projects Department, Directorate of Public Works, Sharjah Eng. Ahmed Saleh Al Sayari, Head of Projects Execution Section, Internal Roads & Infrastructure Division, Municipality of Abu Dhabi City Mert Yesugey, Project Manager, Mott MacDonald Jens Gravgaard, Technical Manager Civil Works, Metroselskabet, Denmark Official exhibition opening and morning refreshments

13:20

Ground investigation
14:20 Case study: Predicting the influence of ground conditions in building Copenhagen Metro's Cityringen line Conducting a seismic survey to get a detailed map of the ground that the TBM will pass through Formulating construction plans based on mix soil composition and their unique characteristics Controlling groundwater to keep working areas safe and dry Jens Gravgaard, Technical Manager Civil Works, Metroselskabet, Denmark Case study: Overcoming complex geological conditions for constructing tunnels in India Construction challenges for fragile geology and steep topography Adopting various construction methods to address various ground conditions Using the latest tunnelling technology to carry out design plans Rajesh Agrawal, General Manager - Projects, Konkan Railway Corporation Limited, India Afternoon refreshments

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Risk management
16:20 Case study: Minimising construction delays for Qatar's first underground metro station through strategic design Developing tunnel designs for the New Doha International Airport Terminal Metro to the wider Doha network Creating a tight schedule through the design process that allowed for the completion of the structure ahead of the airport opening Designing a cut and cover underground station that addresses risks associated with rail alignment, fire safety, structural engineering and station architecture Considering future rail projects and expansion into the design phase Mert Yesugey, Project Manager, Mott MacDonald Case study: Connecting industrial and commercial districts through Karachi Circular Railway Construction challenges for a 28.5km rail network including 3.5km of tunnelling Coordinating logistics and utilities to minimise construction risks Developing relationships with private companies that will operate and maintain the project on completion Funding strategies to minimise construction delays Shahid Ahmed, General Manager - Development, Pakistan Railways Chairmans closing remarks and close of Day One Cocktail party

11:20

Design innovation
11:50 Designing cost effective tunnels for extended life-cycles Criteria for the layout of underground structures Designing tunnels for mixed railway usage Understanding commercial aspects affecting the design strategy Jan Jonker, Chairman, Centre of Underground Construction, Netherlands General considerations for designing railway tunnels Determining tunnel alignment and gauges Identifying specific civil and E&M provisions Incorporating safety features while designing rail tunnels Particularity of high speed rail tunnels Philippe Bakhos, Network Planning Manager, Etihad Rail, UAE

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Day Two Wednesday 1st February 2012

08:30 09:00 Registration and refreshments Chairperson's opening remarks 12:40 Panel session: Information technologys role in managing tunnel operations Electronic control systems that improve the flow of traffic Reducing the risk of accidents and increasing overall driving comfort for drivers Increasing the effectiveness of a crisis prevention plan by monitoring critical structure areas Responding rapidly to emergency situations with real-time decision support tools Mazen Jaber, Head of Infrastructure Design Section, Municipality of Abu Dhabi City Bassam Mansour, Expert - Trains and Railway Systems, National Transport Authority, UAE Niu Yingming, Chief Specialist, Beijing Operation Control and Engineering Research Center, China Nabeel Alzaka, Specialist of Integrated Operations, Department of Transport, Abu Dhabi Networking lunch Tunnelling technology for tunnel projects in Iran Construction challenges for Iran's subterranean Considerations for selecting tunneling methods and technology Update on transportation tunnelling projects in Tehran Dr. Mohammad Hossein Sadaghiani, Founding Member and Member of Board of Directors, Iranian Tunneling Association

Construction innovation
09:10 Keynote: Dubai Metro tunnel construction factors leading to success Planning and tunnel construction challenges for the 12.3km of underground metro line for the Dubai Metro Successful integration of existing tunnels with new tunnel infrastructure for the Green Line Lessons learnt from Dubai Metro tunnelling Dr. Abdussamie Haimoni, Deputy Director Rail Projects Construction Department, Rail Agency, Road and Transport Authority, Dubai Case study: Challenges of constructing the deepest immersed tunnel in the world in the Bosphorus Creating long-term solutions to the transportation problems of Istanbul Design and construction considerations based on earthquake possibility Geological considerations for underwater tunnel construction Overcoming construction challenges in heavy sea traffic areas Dr. Zenayb Buket, Design Manager and Technical Coordinator, Marmaray Project, Turkey Case study: Managing tunnel construction for extending the Rome Metro network The development programme of the City Administration The constraints for tunnelling in Rome Design considerations and construction technologies Construction management for tunnelling in densely built up areas Connecting new structures with existing underground infrastructures Andrea Sciotti, Director of Works, Roma Metropolitane, Italy Case study: Transforming Spains high speed rail network through state of the art tunnel infrastructure The need of long tunnels in the Spanish high speed railway lines Challenges in constructing some of the worlds largest tunnels for high speed rail Experiences at the design and construction of three major tunnels Lessons learnt from rail tunnelling activities in Spain Jose Luis Arevalo, Deputy International Managing Director, TYPSA Morning refreshments and networking

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10:10

Underground safety and security

14:50 Ventilation safety systems for improved air quality control Designing and building emergency ventilation systems during early construction phase Ensuring tunnel ventilation systems are adaptable for different risk situations Simulating the ventilation of complex road and rail tunnels to understand the effects of gravity and temperature Harald Buvik, Senior Principal Engineer, Tunnel and Concrete Division, Norwegian Public Roads Administration Enhancing security for underground spaces and tunnels Technological development for monitoring and early detection of security threats in underground construction areas Integrating tunnel safety and security systems with emergency preparedness plans, procedures, training Developing safety and security protocols for tunnel operators Afternoon refreshments and networking

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Operations and maintenance

16:20 Case study: Optimising performance and safety of tunnel operations with intelligent traffic management systems Design considerations for ITS systems Training and planning strategies of tunnel operation Integration of tunnel safety management technologies to improve the safety level throughout the whole lifecycle of the tunnel Majed Abed Al Kathiri, Head of Traffic Services Section, Municipality of Abu Dhabi City Extending a tunnel's life cycle through strategic maintenance and operation Determining the appropriate rehabilitation method and introducing monitoring and maintenance systems Addressing aggressive ground conditions to reduce corrosion of steel and degraded concrete Lessons learnt from operating the Channel Tunnel Rab Brown, Director of Projects and Programs, AECOM Chairpersons closing remarks and close of conference

Equipment and technology

11:40 Box jacked tunnelling technique for creation of subways across busy railway lines Creating box-tunnels under the track, segment-by-segment with least disruption to train services Constructing innumerable box-tunnels for new subways across busy railway tracks and yards Extending this technique for the construction of underground metro stations including tracks and platforms Ankala Saibaba, Chief Engineer, Indian Railways Technological advances in monitoring underground tunnel construction Monitoring new construction for verification and control and existing infrastructure affected by underground construction Integrating monitoring information with works progress data to facilitate interpretation Best practices in monitoring and how they can be applied globally Dr. Keith Bowers, Professional Head: Deep Tube Tunnels, London Underground

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12:10

17:20

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Look who is attending: Qatar Railways Development Company AECOM Etihad Rail Road and Transport Authority (RTA), Dubai London Underground Indian Railways Pakistan Railway Brenner Base Tunnel TYPSA Roma Metropolitane British Tunnel Society Norwegian Public Roads Authority Marmaray Project, Turkey Sharjah Municipality Municipality of Abu Dhabi City National Transport Authority, UAE Institute of Planning and Transportation Engineering, Vietnam Centre of Underground Construction, Netherlands Department of Transport, Abu Dhabi Metroselskabet, Denmark Konkan Railway

Post Conference Workshop Thursday 2nd February 2012

Fire safety and prevention for underground transportation tunnels
This workshop will provide insight into how to detect, prevent and protect underground transportation networks and their infrastructure from fires. Using the Al Salam Street Tunnel, the Municipality of Abu Dhabi will provide an overview of the approval process for the Al Salam Street Tunnels fire safety system and will cover essential strategies for safeguarding transportation networks from fires. 8:30 9:00 Registration and refreshments Start of workshop Fire safety plans Establishing operations safety practices Creating effective tunnel safety systems Developing and conducting fire safety assessments Early detection methods Risk modelling Early warning system technologies and their benefits Specification and guidelines for the testing of active fire detection Morning refreshments and networking Workshop resumes Fire protection systems Determining passive measures Active fire and smoke control systems and their capabilities Ventilation concepts and compression systems for tunnels Integrating fire protection systems with efficient traffic management to prevent incidents Networking lunch Workshop resumes Staff operations and training Identifying potential vulnerabilities to operational safety Implementing effective education and training programmes Planning fire inspections and drills Adhoc drills for dealing with peak capacity Emergency preparedness and evacuation planning Evacuation strategies for long tunnels Coordination with fire safety organisations and emergency personnel Improving crowd control and tunnel damage limitation Coordination of cross border tunnel safety Afternoon refreshments and end of workshop Meet your workshop leader:
Mohamed Lofty El Sayed, Electro-Mechanical Expert, Projects, Roads and Infrastructure Design Section Municipality of Abu Dhabi City

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Tunnelling World Middle East 2012 is bringing together government, transport authorities and developers with global construction companies and equipment providers to strategise the design and engineering of tunnels in the Middle East. They want to find out: How to develop current and proposed tunnelling projects How to leverage the latest technology in tunnel development How to evaluate and tender key tunnelling projects How to apply best practice and innovation How to deliver projects on-time and on-budget How to choose the right project partners Does your organisation offer world-class solutions to these challenges? Do you plan on growing your market share in the region? If yes, then Tunnelling World Middle East is your gateway to new business. Whether you select a senior level sponsorship, opt for an exclusive package or participate as an exhibitor, Tunnelling World Middle East is the ideal platform for you to prove your standing as an industry leader.

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"The Middle East Rail conference and exhibition was a great success. We at CSR have certainly benefited a great deal from it."
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