MIDAS Construction Field WEB Technical Course: Effects of Proximity and Co-location of Shield Tunnels and Design Consideration Methods [Construction / FEM Sequential Excavation Analysis]
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Our company will invite professors who are active at the forefront of university research to hold a web technology course in the construction field.
This time, as a follow-up to "The Effects and Design Considerations of Shield Tunnels in Proximity and Adjacent Situations - Part 1," which was published in July, we will have a lecture by Professor Noriyuki Horiuchi from Kokushikan University.
In "Part 1," we explained the phenomena of the effects caused by proximity and adjacent shield tunnels, using examples of left-right adjacency and passing beneath existing tunnels, as well as the basic concepts of numerical evaluation.
In "Part 2," we will focus on the vertical adjacency of large-section shields. We will introduce analytical methods for numerically evaluating the impact on existing tunnels, surrounding ground, and existing underground structures, using actual site measurement data and FEM sequential excavation analysis, specifically in cases where large-section shields are constructed above or below existing tunnels. We will also discuss methods for predictive analysis, design, and construction considerations.
This course will be beneficial for those studying for the "Professional Engineer Examination," so please take this opportunity to participate. Additionally, this course is a CPD accredited program by the Japan Society of Civil Engineers (planned), and you can also participate as part of engineer education. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

| Date and time | Tuesday, Oct 06, 2026 ~ Friday, Oct 09, 2026 02:00 PM ~ 02:41 PM This technical course is a CPD program certified by the Japan Society of Civil Engineers (planned). * Please follow the rules of each organization regarding whether the program is recognized, considering the registration of credits for CPD programs other than those of the Japan Society of Civil Engineers. |
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| Entry fee | Free *The WEB viewing URL will be provided via email the day before the event. *This WEB technical course will be streamed through YouTube. *You can only view it during the event time. |
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