Updated: August 21, 2015
Title: 2015 World Congress on Advances in Structural Engineering and Mechanics (ASEM15)
Organized by: Int'l Association of Structural Engineering & Mechanics (IASEM)
Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST)
In association with Techno-Press
Journals (www.techno-press.org)
Sponsored by: Korea Federation of Science and Technology Societies Incheon Convention
Visitors' Bureau
Korea Tourism Organization
After the serial success
of World Congress on Advances
in Structural Engineering and Mechanics(ASEM) held in various cities of
Korea since 1999, it has been decided that ASEM15 will be held on 25-29
August 2015 at Songdo Convensia in Incheon, Korea. Known as the “Gateway to Korea” and the “Hub of Northeast Asia,”
Incheon is a city that is closest to the world with its hub airport and
seaport, and aims to become an international business and logistics center.
As the "ASEM15" Congress will combine 8 International
Conferences into a single event, it will create an excellent
opportunity for the participants to explore a greater variety of topics
and the future developments in the allied fields. Thus the Congress
will be a premier international forum that brings together academics
and practicing engineers to exchange frontier research results and
emerging technologies in the broad topics of Structural Engineering and
Mechanics. You are cordially invited to attend this interesting event.
The ASEM15 Congress consists of the following eight 2015 International Conferences on:
◈ Innovative Structural Engineering & Mechanics
(ISEM) (1999, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2011, 2013, 2015)-
(*Title Changed Slightly)
◈ Steel & Composite Structures (ICSCS) (2001, 2004,
2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015)
◈ Computational Technologies in Concrete Structures
(ICTCS) (2009, 2011, 2013, 2015)
◈ Advances in Multi-Scale and Multi-Physics Mechanics (ICMMM) (2010, 2011, 2013, 2015)
◈ Smart Structures and Systems (ICOSSS)(2011, 2013, 2015)
◈ Earthquakes and Structures (ICEAS)(2011, 2013, 2015)
◈ Ocean System Engineering (ICOSE)(2011, 2013, 2015)
◈ Advances in Computational Design (ICACD15)(2015)
The Congress will be held during 25-29 August, 2015. Other important dates are:
May 11, 2015
Submission of conference abstracts
July 24, 2015
Submission of conference papers (*4
options - see "Call for Papers")
July 24, 2015
Last day for early registration
July 31, 2015
Last day for pre-registration (for
inclusion of paper in proceedings)
August 25-29, 2015 Congress
The congress will focus on “Frontier Technologies in Structural Engineering and
Mechanics.” Topics of Participating Conferences will include (but
are not limited to);
ISEM15 (The 2015 International
Conference on Innovative Structural Engineering and Mechanics)
Co-chairs: CK Choi, Phill-Seung
Lee(Korea)
- Bio-Mechanics
- Bridge Engineering
- CAD/CAE
- Composite Materials & Structures
- Computational Geomechanics
- Computational Mechanics
- Computational Technology
- Construction Management
- Design Code & Design of Structures
- Earth Structures
- Fatigue/Fracture Mechanics
- Fiber Reinforcement
- Foundations
- Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks
- GIS/Information Technology
- Long Span Structures & Cables
- Masonry Walls & Structures
- Multiscale Multiphysics Mechanics
- Non-linear Analysis
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- Numerical Modeling
- Optimum Design of Structures
- Pre- & Post- Processing
- Safety and Reliability
- Shell/Plate/Membrane Structures
- Site Characterization
- Site Effects and Soil-Structure Interaction
- Software Development
- Stochastic Analysis
- Structural Dynamics
- Structural Engineering
- Structural Mechanics
- Tall Building Structures
- Tall Structures & Cooling Towers
- Theoretical Geomechanics
- Tunneling & Underground Spaces
- Vibrations and Controls
- Wind Effects on Large Scale Structures
- Other Structural Engineering Related Topic
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Structural Engineering and Mechanics, An International Journal
ICSCS15
(The 2015 International Conference on Steel and Composite
Structures)
Co-chairs: Brian Uy(Australia), Dennis Lam (UK)
- Analytical and Computational Methods
- Bucking, Stability and Non-linear Behavior
- Beams, Columns, Plates and Shells
- Building, Bridges and Space Structures
- Composite Construction and Maintenance
- Composite Members and Structures
- Connections
- Constructional Steel and Composite Structures
- Constructional Steel & Fabrication
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- Design Codes and Optimum Design
- Dynamics and Seismic Design
- Infrastructure Projects and Case Studies
- Nonferrous Metal Structures
- Plasticity, Fatigue and Fracture
- Steel-Concrete Composite
- Sustainability Concepts in Steel and Composite
Structures
- Vibrations and Controls
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Steel and Composite Structures, An International Journal
ICTCS15 (The 2015 International
conference on Computational Technologies in Concrete Structures)
Co-chairs: Jin Keun Kim(Korea), Stephen Foster(Australia), Andrezej Winnicki(Poland)
- Automated Design Procedures
- Composites
- Computational Materials Science of Cement Composites
- Computational Technologies in Concrete
- Concrete Bridges & Buildings
- Concrete & RC Structures
- Concrete Mix Design
- Constitutive Laws
- Construction Technologies
- Creep and Shrinkage
- Durability of Concrete Structures
- Dynamic Effects
- Fatigue and Damage
- Fiber Reinforce of Concrete
- Fracture of Concrete
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- High-Performance Concrete
- High-Performance Fiber Reinforced Cement Composites - Hybrid Structures
- Impact Loads on Concrete Structures
- Modeling of Concrete Structures
- Multi-Scale Modeling of Cement Composites
- Performance under Extreme Conditions
- Prestressed and Precast Concrete
- Rehabilitation of Concrete Structures
- Seismic Design of Concrete Structures
- Textile Reinforced Concrete
- Theology of Cement Composites
- Thermo-Mechanics in Concrete
- Other Concrete Related Themes
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Computers and Concrete, An International Journal
ICMMM15 (The 2015 International
Conference on Advances in Multi-Scale and Multi-Physics Mechanics)
Co-chairs: Maenghyo Cho(Korea),
David C. Chen(Taiwan)
- Computational Materials Science and Engineering
- Dislocation Dynamics/Simulation
- Floating and Ocean Structures
- Fluid-Structure Interactions
- MEMS and NEMS
- Molecular Dynamics/Quantum Simulation
- Multi-Physics and Multi-Disciplinary Problems
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- Multiscale Biomechanics
- Multiscale Mechanics
- Soil-Structure Interactions
- Vehicle-Bridge Interactions
- Wind-Induced Vibrations and Control
- Wind-Structure Interactions
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Multiscale & Multiphysics Mechanics, An International Journal
ICSSS15 (The 2015 International
Conference on Smart Structures and Systems)
Co-chairs: Chung-Bang Yun(Korea), B.F.
Spencer, Jr(USA)
- Actuators &
Actuator Materials - Bio-inspired and
Robotic Systems - Diagnosis/Prognosis - Electroactive Polymers - Embedded and
Self-diagnostic Sensors - Energy
Harvesting - Informatics
& Networking - Life Cycle Eng.
(planning/design/maintenance/ renewal) - MR Fluids and Elastomers - Optical Fiber
Sensors
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- Piezoelectric
Materials - Sensors &
Sensor Materials - Sensor Networks - Shape Memory
Alloys - Smart Materials - Smart Structural
Systems - Structural
Control - Structural
Health Monitoring/Nondestructive Evaluation - Wireless Sensors
- Mechatronics
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Smart Structures and Systems, An International Journal
ICEAS15 (The 2015 International Conference on Earthquakes and Structures)
Co-chairs:
S. Anagnostopoulos(Greece), Keh-Chyuan Tsai(Taiwan), Han-Seon Lee(Korea)
- Base-Isolated Structures
- Capacity Assessment of Structures
- Characterization of Strong Ground Motions
- Cyber-Infrastructure Tools for Seismic Data
Management
- Early Warning and Emergency Response
- Experimental Investigations of Seismic Performance
of Structures
- Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering
- Lessons Learned from Recent Earthquakes
- Linear & Nonlinear Seismic Analysis Methods
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- Performance-Based Seismic Design
- Policies and Technologies for Earthquake Loss
Reduction
- Repair and Strengthening of Historic Structures and
Monuments
- Seismic Effects on Infrastructure Systems
- Seismic Hazard Assessment
- Seismic Protection of lifeline Systems
- Seismic Risk Mitigation
- Structural Control Methods
- Recent Developments in Seismic Codes and Regulations
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Earthquakes and Structures, An International Journal
ICOSE15 (The 2015 International Conference on Ocean Systems
Engineering)
Co-chairs: Moo-Hyun Kim(USA), Hyun Chung(Korea)
- AUV(Autonomous underwater vehicles)
- Design and Production
- Dynamics of Ocean Structure System
- Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics
- Fluid-Structure Interaction
- Manned/Unmanned Submersible Robots
- Multi-Physics Based Engineering Analysis, Design and Testing
- Ocean Process and Plant
- Ocean Renewable Energy
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- Ocean Structures and Structural System
- Offshore Wind Turbine
- Port Engineering
- Reliability and Risk Analysis
- ROV(Remotely Operated Vehicles)
- Sensors and Ocean Observing Systems
- Ship Motion and Mooring System
- Underwater Acoustics Technologies
- Underwater Explosions, Survivability and
Vulnerability
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Ocean Systems Engineering, An International Journal
ICACD15 (The 2015 International Conference on Advances in Computational Design)
Co-chairs: C.K. Choi(Korea), to be invited
- Computer-Aided Design in Engineering
- Computer graphics and modeling
- Computational Design issues in Architectural, Electronic, Mechanical, etc.
- Computer Aided Manufacturing and Management
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- Optimizations with computational Analysis
- Manufacturing Engineering with Computers
- Hunam, Bio and Medical Applications
- Industrial design and Arts wit CAD
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Related Techno-Press Journal: Advances in Computational Design, An International Journal
- Final Program: http://asem.cti3.com/Final_Program.pdf
- Prof. B.F. Spencer, Jr. (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA) Title: Consequence-Based Management of Railroad Bridge Infrastructure enabled by Structural Health Monitoring
- Prof. Dennis Lam (Univ. of Bradford, UK) Title: Latest Research and Development in Steel - Concrete Composite Structures in the United Kingdom
- Prof. Brian Uy (Univ. of New South Wales, Australia) Title: Behaviour and design of connections and elements for demountable and rehabilitated steel and composite structures
- Prof. Stephen Foster (Univ. of New South Wales, Australia) Title: Insignt
from numerical simulation into the causes and risks of fire induced
spalling in concrete walls, floors and tunnel linings
- Prof. Keh-Chyuan Tsai (Nat'l Taiwan Univ., Taiwan) Title: Seismic design, testing and analysis of Steel Plate Shear Walls
- Prof. Phill-Seung Lee (KAIST, Korea) Title: Towards improving shell and beam finite elements
- Prof. Erik Schlangen (TU Delft, The Netherlands) Title: Multi-scale indentation testing and modeling of quasi-brittle materials
- Prof. Han-Seon Lee (Korea Univ., Korea) Title: Seismic
Design Implications for Low-to-moderate Seismicity Regions from
Earthquake Simulation Tests on RC Building Structures in Korea
- Prof. Maenghyo Cho (Seoul Nat'l Univ., Korea) Title: DFT-MD-CM combined multiscale mechanics on the opto-mechanical behavior of polymer network
- Prof. Haluk Sucuoglu (Middle East Tech. Univ., Turkey)
Title: Fundamental Concepts of Performance Based Earthquake Engineering
- Prof. Hyun Chung (KAIST, Korea)
Title: Novel Ocean System for High Density Mass Production of Seaweed Biomass in Korea
Those who have interests in the
emerging technologies in a wide range of topics of ASEM15 Congress
are invited to submit one-full-page abstracts to the Secretariat
of Congress. After acceptance of abstracts, the 4-20 page proceeding
papers(single column) should be submitted. Both abstracts and
proceeding papers should be submitted through the TeMUS (Techno-Press
electronic Manuscript Upload System).

As the conferences are organized in close cooperation with the
Techno-Press Journals, authors may have choices to submit their papers as stated below.
1. Full proceeding paper (4-20 pages)
2. Paper published any
Techno-Press Journal (may present without preparing another paper)
3. Paper submitted to/accepted by any Techno-Press
Journal (may present without preparing another paper)
4. Others: Pre-arrangement required
http://www.techno-press.org/conference
Detailed instructions to prepare the
abstracts and proceeding papers will be available in the Guidelines for Abstract/Paper
Submission. (http://asem.cti3.com/Instructions-to-Authors.doc)
Those who are interested in
organizing a mini symposium (MS) with papers in the areas of their
expertise are invited to organize a mini symposium at the ASEM15. A
mini symposium may have a single session or multiple sessions with 6-8
papers each. In case of successful organization, the mini symposium
organizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paper and he/she
will be granted free registration. For Guidelines for Session
Organizers, the prospective mini symposium organizers should inquire
with the Congress Secretariat or visit: [General
Guidelines for Mini Symposium (MS) Organizers]
Organized Minisymposia
MS ID
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Organizer(s)
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Conf.
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MS Title
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MS501
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Alam Md. Mahbub
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ISEM
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Fluid-Structure
Interactions
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MS502
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Joo Yong Lee
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ISEM
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Surface
structure development and field application of CO2-EOR
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MS503
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Phill-Seung Lee
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ISEM
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Advances in
finite element technology
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MS504
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Jin-Gyun Kim
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ISEM
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Advances in
model reduction method
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MS505
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S. Alexandrov
and F. Grechnikov
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ISEM
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Design and
analysis of thin plates and discs
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MS506
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Jeong-Tae Kim
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ISEM
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Advanced
Technology for Wind Turbine Support Structure
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MS531
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Vipul Patel and
Farhad Aslani
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ICSCS
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Steel and
Composite Structures in Australia
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MS542
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Thomas Kang and
Seongwon Hong
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CTCS
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Test and
Analysis for Seismic, Impact, Blast or Wave Loading
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MS543
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Seong-Tae Yi
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CTCS
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Commemorative
symposium for Professor Jin-Keun Kim
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MS561
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Nien-Ti Tsou and
Chuin-Shan David Chen
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ICMMM
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Shape Memory
Alloys: Modeling, Experiments and Applications
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MS562
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Shu-Wei Chang
and Seunghwa Ryu
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ICMMM
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Computational
mechanics of advanced materials and structures for mechanical and energetic
applications
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MS563
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Maenghyo Cho
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ICMMM
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Multiscale
Mechanics in Nanocomposites
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MS564
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Maenghyo Cho
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ICMMM
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Multiscale and
Multiphysics Issue on Smart Materials/Structures
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MS565
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Maenghyo Cho and
Taehyoun Kim
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ICMMM
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ROM in
Multiscale, Multiphysics, and Structural Design and Analysis
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MS566
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Kilho Eom
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ICMMM
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Small-Scale, and
Multiscale Biomechanics
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MS567
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Jun Won Kang and
Tong Seok Han
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ICMMM
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Advances in
Multi-Scale Modeling of Civil Engineering Systems
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MS568
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Jaewook Lee
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ICMMM
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Multiphysics
Simulation: Modeling, Methods, and Applications
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MS581
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Yi-Qing Ni, Xiao-Wei
Ye, Yang Wang and Jun Li
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ICSSS
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New Development
in Structural Health Monitoring
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MS582
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Il-Bum Kwon
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ICSSS
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Recent
developments on Sensing and Energy Harvesting for SHM/NDT
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MS583
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Hyun Myung and Hyung-Jo
Jung
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ICSSS
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Control &
Robotics
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MS584
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Hoon Sohn
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ICSSS
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ICT Bridge
Technology for Life-span Extension and Carbon Emission Mitigation
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MS601
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Myoungsu Shin
and Keh-Chyuan Tsai
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ICEAS
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Recent
Developments in Seismic Design and Analysis toward Urban Resilience
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MS602
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Nelson
Lam and Han-Seon Lee
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ICEAS
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Recent
Developments in seismic torsion design of building structures
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MS603
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Haluk
Sucuoglu
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ICEAS
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Performance-based
Earthquake Engineering
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MS621
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Hyun Chung
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ICOSE
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Blast Hardened
Bulkhead
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MS622
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Menglan Duan and
Yu Zhang
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ICOSE
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Subsea systems engineering
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Congress Proceeding
The accepted abstracts of papers to
be presented at the ASEM15 will be published in the Volume of Abstracts
and the conference papers will be delivered on CD-ROM. Only
pre-registered papers (done by paying at least 50% of the registration
fee by the last day of pre-registration) will be included in the proceedings.
Journal Version Papers
The Congress will be held in
association with the Techno-Press Journals of Civil, Mechanical, and
Structural Engineering. Authors are encouraged to submit their Journal
version papers (normally 14-20 journal pages(single column)) to the
relevant Techno-Press Journals before or after the Congress. The
journal version papers should be prepared in accordance with: [The instruction to Prepare Manuscript of Techno-Press Journals].
Submitted papers will undergo the
peer review process and accepted papers will appear in the journal of
your choice. For more information
about Techno-Press Journals:(http://www.techno-press.org)
- Structural Engineering & Mechanics
- Wind and Structures
- Steel and Composite Structures
- Smart Structures and Systems
- Ocean Systems Engineering
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- Computers and Concrete
- Multi-Scale and Multi-Physics Mechanics
- Geomechanics and Engineering
- Earthquakes and Structures
- Advances in Computational Design
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Special Issue of 'Techno-Press Journals'
Some
selected papers will be considered for publication in the
"Conference Special Issue" of Techno-Press journals. Chairmen of
each conference will serve as the guest editor of this issue.
Those
who are interested in organizing special issues for the Techno-Press
journal of their choice on their own are encouraged to contact the Congress
Secretariat for more details. The submitted papers should be peer
reviewed under the guest editor’s responsibility and only the accepted
papers will be published. If some successful mini symposium organizers
at the Conference wish to organize special issue, they will be invited
to serve as a guest editor for the special issue of the journal.
For more information, please contact the Congress
Secretariat or link: [Guidelines for Guest Editor]
The registration fee for the
Congress is US$700 if
registered on or before July 24, 2015 and US$750
after that date until the last day of pre-registration(Agust 16, 2015).
The registration fee should be paid on or before July 31, 2015 to gurantee the inclusion of the paper in the proceedings. For
on-site registration(US$800),
pre-arrangement should be made. The fee
will cover a copy of congress proceedings, admission to technical
sessions, welcome reception, coffee services during session breaks and
congress banquet.

Early registration fee: US$700 (by July 24, 2015)
Pre-registration fee: US$750 (by August 16, 2015)
On-site registration fee: US$800
If the cancellation in writing (or
by e-mail) is received by July 13, 2015 or the submitted paper is not
accepted for presentation, the paid registration fee is fully refunded
and after that date, a
processing fee of US$100 will be deducted. No
refunds will be given after August 1, 2015. For the fully
registered
participants who are not able to attend the conference, a set of
proceedings will be sent by mail.
ASEM15 Congress will be held at Songdo Convensia
in Incheon, Korea (www.songdoconvensia.com). Opened in 2008, Songdo Convensia is a world-class
convention center representing the Incheon Metropolitan area.
Located
in the newly-developed Songdo International City of Incheon, Convensia
boasts easy accessibility (25km from airport, 40km from Seoul),
adequate tourism resources, high-quality accommodation and an active
support network, meeting all the necessary elements of an excellent
convention center. It is also Asia's First LEED-certified 'Green'
Convention Center, an environment-friendly building that minimizes the
elements that harms the environment and maxmizes the energy efficiency
with improved design, construction and operation routines.
All
participants to ASEM15 will find accomodation at nearby hotels in Songdo. Our main hotels are Sheraton Incheon Hotel (http://www.sheratonincheon.com) and Orakai Songdo Park Hotel (http://www.orakaihotels.com),
which are well-equipped and conveniently located from Songdo Convensia,
the conference venue. In case of full occupancy, we will offer a
substitue hotel room at a similar price.
(※
USD1=approx.
KRW1100)
Main
Hotels
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Room
Types & Daily Rates
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Remarks
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★★★★★
Sheraton
Incheon Hotel
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For Aug. 23-28
Deluxe Double/Twin - KRW 199,650
Club - KRW 242,000
Executive Suite - KRW 338,800
- Room
rates are inclusive of tax & service charge.
- 1 Breakfast included (additional breakfast:
KRW 24,200, Tax included)
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-
Walk to Convensia (1 min)
-
Subway Line 1 (Incheon Univ.
Station)
-
Airport Limousine stops (25 mins from
airport)
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★★★★
Orakai Songdo Park Hotel
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For Aug. 23-28
Deluxe Double/Twin - KRW 132,000
Premier Deluxe Twin - KRW 176,000
Junior Suite - KRW 198,000
- Room
rates are inclusive of tax
- 1 breakfast: KRW 19,800 (Tax included)
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- Walk to Convensia (5 min)
- Subway Line 1 (Incheon
Univ. Station)
- Airport Limousine stops
(25 mins
from airport)
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Please see the attached file for details: [Social Events]
Incheon
with population of 2.9 million is one of the 3 major cities of Korea
along with Seoul and Busan. It is also rapidly becoming one of the most
prominent cities in Northeast Asia, with its role as a major hub in the
region. Its Incheon International Airport is connected to 182 major
cities in 41 countriesm and is consecutively rated as one of the best
airports in the world in number of passengers, customer satisfaction,
and
freight volume since its opening in 2001.
Throughout
its history, Incheon has been at the center of international trade and
Korea's modernization. Incheon has long served as the gateway to
Korea, trading with foreign countries since the ancient times, and the
opening of Incheon Port in 1883 led Korea to accept Western culture. With the opening of Incheon International Airport in 2001,
Incheon has transformed as an international city, exemplified by
developing Songdo International City and hosting major international
events such as 2002 FIFA World Cup Soccer Games and the 2014 Asian
Games.
Songdo International City where Convensia is located, is developed on
the reclaimed land of Korea's first Free Economic Zone in Incheon,
designed as an advanced international business district. It is an
eco-friendly, advanced futuristic city, home to Northeast Asia Trade
Tower, hotels, shopping centers, parks, an international school and an
international hospital, and 13 international agencies including
UN-related agencies. [Songdo Guide Map]
From Incheon
Int’l Airport to Songdo Convensia
1) By Airport Bus
Once
you arrive at Incheon International Airport, taking KAL Limousine bus (6707-B)
is the most convenient way to come to Songdo. It is safe, economical and
offers almost door-to-door service to the conference venue and many hotels in
Songdo (The stop for Songdo Convensia is Sheraton Incheon Hotel). The bus
leaves from Incheon Int'l Airport every 25~50 minutes and the journey takes
about 25~30 minutes. The bus serves from 5:43 am to 10:10 pm and its fare is
KRW7,000(Approx. USD 7).
Stops: Incheon
Hyatt Hotel, Orakai Songdo Park Hotel, The Central Park Hotel Songdo, Benikea
Songdo Bridge Hotel, Oakwood Premier Incheon, Sheraton Incheon Hotel(Songdo
Convensia)
2) By Taxi
Since the conference venue is not very far
from the airport, taking a taxi is not a bad option. It will take about 20 minutes and the fare is about KRW
30,000~40,000(Approx. USD 30~40) depending on the traffic condition.
Congress Chair:
Chang-Koon Choi(KAIST)
Secretary General:
Phill-Seung Lee(KAIST)
Local Organizing
Committee
Chair: Chang-Koon Choi
(KAIST)
Co-chair: Phill-Seung Lee
(KAIST)
Members:
Maenghyo Cho
(Seoul Nat'l Univ.) Jin-Keun Kim
(KAIST)
Hyo-Gyoung Kwak (KAIST)
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Hyun Chung (KAIST) Chung-Bang Yun (KAIST)
Han-Seon Lee (Korea Univ.)
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International Advisory
Committee
Members:
Dennis Lam (Univ. of Bradford) Stephen Foster (Univ. of NSW)
C. S. David Chen (Nat'l Taiwan Univ.)
B. F. Spencer, Jr. (Univ. of Illinois)
S.A. Anagnostopoulos (Univ. of Patras)
Keh-Chyuan Tsai (Nat'l Taiwan Univ.)
Moo-Hyun Kim (Texas A&M Univ.)
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Brian Uy (Univ. of NSW) Andrzej Winnicki (Cracow Univ. of Tech.)
Shih-Chi Liu (Southeast Univ.)
Fabio Casciati (Univ. of Pavia)
Jerome P. Lynch (Univ. of Michigan)
Pal G. Bergan (Norwegian Univ. of Sci & Tech)
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All correspondence should be
addressed to:
ASEM15 Secretariat
P.O. Box 33, Yuseong
Daejeon 305-600, Korea
Tel: +82-42-828-7995 Fax: +82-42-828-7997 E-mail: asem15@chol.com
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