Poster Presentation

Poster Presentation Guidelines

Congratulations on your acceptance to make a poster presentation at the 3rd International Conference on Site Characterization (ISC3)!  This is an excellent opportunity for you to share knowledge and information with your colleagues.  We will group the related posters together and then allocate time and space for these poster sessions. In general, the posters will be presented in the exhibition area. Coffee breaks will be served near this area. Participants can eat and drink coffee while reading your posters and sharing your thoughts.

The following guidelines will assist you in preparing your posters.

The poster panel
Your poster must fit within a 100cm*200cm (wide*height) vertical bulletin board. It can be made with one page or multiple pages. But in combination, they (or it) should fit within the bulletin board. If you need more than one bulletin board (hopefully not), please indicate this in your response to Zoe Chang.

Thumb tacks will be provided to affix your poster to the bulletin board.

Preparing your posters

•   The text of your presentation should be visible from 3 feet away. Therefore, you should use a large font (20 point or larger) for the primary text, and an even larger font for headings.

• Make sure that your name, affiliation, and contact information appear on your poster and on your handouts.

   Distributing handouts

Bring the computer files of all the related literatures or publications (but not the copyrighted ISC3 paper) of yours that you would like to share with the participants to the poster area. We will set up a computer to store these files and allow participants to retrieve the files as they wish. This arrangement can minimize the need to produce and carry hard copy handouts. A USB storage device will be provided to all the participants for carriage of these files and other information that they could collect at the conference.

When and where do I set up and remove the posters?
Please check the below list for the set-up and remove time for the Poster Papers.  Please remove the poster(s) at the end of your allotted presentation time. If the poster is not removed at the designated time, the secretariat will collect and dispose them.

Poster Presentation List
　

Date	Time	Session	Title of Paper	Presenter	Set-up Time	Remove Time
2 April	Whole Day	Interpretation of field test data	Three dimensional site characterization models of Bangalore using support vector machine and ordinary kriging	T.G Sitharam	by 09:30	by 18:30
			Characterization of sliding behavior of slopes through Inclinometer readings	Muhsiung Chang
			Influence of L/D ratio on cavity expansion in sand	Debasis Roy
			Effects of particle size on cone resistance of silica sands	Sung-Kun Choi
			SBMP testing in bothkennar clay: structure effects	Marcos Arroyo
			Preliminary study on modeling and interpretation for acoustic monitoring system applied to ground anchor	Shih Hao Cheng
			A case study on gravitational recharge-back ability of Chingmei gravel aquifer in central Taipei basin	Chihping Kuo
			Flysch landslides geotechnical monitoring in beskidy, the carpathian mountains, Poland	Zbigniew Bednarczyk
			A study on hydraulic properties of fractured rocks using a double packer technique: a case study	Shih-Meng Hsu
			3-D groundwater modeling for large-scale pumping tests in deep excavations of the Taipei MRT project	Chih-Hao Tan
			Geotechnical investigation: client - consultant relations	Unnikrishnan N
			Augered cast-in-place piles in tidewater virginia: predicted axial load capacities and observed behaviors	Jiun-Yih Chen
			Data interpretation and analysis of the behavior of laterally loaded piles in ISC’2 experimental site by recourse of PMT and DMT based methods	Catarina Tuna
			Assessment of the railway structures using an integrating testing and diagnosis methodology	Pierre BREUL
			Predicting of ground surface settlement due to tunnel excavation	Young-Su Kim
			Development of a seismic self-boring pressuremeter	Jean Canou
2 April	Whole Day	Penetration tests and their applications	Quick estimation of hydraulic conductivity	Chung R Song	by 09:30	by 18:30
			Variable rate full-flow penetration tests in intact and remoulded soil	Han Eng Low
			Liquefaction resistance recovered from “on-the-fly” CPTu-measured pore pressures	Derek Elsworth
			On-the-fly profiling for permeability using UCPT sounding	Derek Elsworth
			Reliable estimation of undrained shear strength of Korean soft clay using flat DMT and ANN	Seung-Rae Lee
			Uncertainty in qc1-Vs1 correlations and its implication in liquefaction	Debasis Roy
			Methods for determining vertical drain depth	Yun Sup Shin
			Strength and modulus of busan clay evaluated by DMT	Sung-Jin Hong
			Laboratory study on the applicability of resistivity cone for investigation of subsurface contamination	Myounghak Oh
			CPT-based bearing capacity of surface and surcharged footings in sands	Junhwan Lee
			Cone pressuremeter testing and shear wave velocity profiling for dynamically loaded foundations on over-consolidated glacial clays	L.J. Peuchen
3 April	Morning	Sampling and laboratory tests	Strain-rate dependent yielding of pleistocene clay subjected to one-dimensional compression	Teruyuki FUJIWARA	by 09:30	by 14:00
			In situ and lab tests on saprolitic soil from granite for an excavation in Metro do Porto	António Joaquim Pereira Viana da Fonseca
			Effect of stress level on drained shear behavior of cemented sand	Moonjoo Lee
			Effects of sample disturbance on consolidation behaviour of soft marine Norwegian clays	Tom Lunne
			Sampling and field characterization of the silty sand in central and southern Taiwan	An Bin Huang
4 April	Morning	Geophysical testing methods & imaging techniques	Acoustical estimation of soil permeability	Chung R Song	by 09:30	by 14:30
			Determination of reliable passive dispersion curves using an improved procedure of measurements and analyses of passive wave	Sungsoo Yoon
			Development of a pneumatic mechanical impact source for cross-hole seismic tests	Jiunnren Lai
			Application of geophysical techniques in the hot spring investigation	T.R. Guo
			Suggested methods for land and borehole geophysics in rock engineering	Toru Takahashi
			Seismic cross-hole tomography in modeling ISC’2 experimental site	Jorge Machado Carvalho
			Site characterization studies of bangalore using a geophysical method	Anbazhagan Panjamani
			Subsurface 3D engineering geological mapping using a geotechnical database	Isabel Moitinho Almeida
			Geophysical Investigation of flood embankments	Ernst Niederleithinger
			The BAM Horstwalde test and validation site for NDT in civil engineering	Ernst Niederleithinger
			NDT methods for evaluation of existing foundations	Ernst Niederleithinger