Australian Earthquake Engineering Society

AEES is a technical society of Engineers Australia

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1998

Index

01 Bubb

12 Cuthbertson et al

18 McCue

19 Somerville

20 Lam

1997
1999

Upcoming events:

  • Mon
    13
    Sep
    2021
    Tue
    14
    Sep
    2021

    17th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering

    Website: 17wcee.jp

    Brochure: WCEE 2020 Japan

  • Tue
    19
    Jul
    2022
    Sun
    24
    Jul
    2022

    European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Seismology

    The 3rd ECEES will be held in Bucharest, Romania from 19 to 24 July 2022 - website. It will be a joint event of the 17th European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and the 38th General Assembly of the ESC.

  • Sun
    30
    Jun
    2024
    Fri
    05
    Jul
    2024

    Conference Website

About

The Australian Earthquake Engineering Society was established following the 1989 Newcastle earthquake to promote the practice of earthquake engineering and engineering seismology.
The society holds an annual conference, usually in late November. The venue changes each year, usually hosted near a major city.

Acknowledgements

AEES would like to thank the committee for volunteering their time to manage the Society throughout the year. Thanks also to the Seismology Research Centre for managing this website and the discussion forum, and to Geoscience Australia for ongoing support.

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  • History 17
  • Member Article 23
  • Seismology 30
  • Society 28