June 1 - Day One:
- Fire & Safety Summit (9:30am-1:30pm)
- Non-conformance & Defects Summit (1:30am-5:30pm)
June 2 - Day Two:
- Sustainable Construction Summit (9:30am-4:00pm)
DAY 1
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Topics & Presentations:
- Nanotechnology: The future of fire safety
- IoT-based intelligent modeling of smart home environment for fire prevention and safety
- Fire Safety Challenges of Tall Wood Buildings
- A simple method for combining fire and structural models and its application to fire safety evaluation
- Development of an integrated risk assessment method to quantify the life safety risk in buildings in case of fire
- Fire Safety of CLT Buildings in New Zealand and Australia
- The upgrading of fire safety in historic buildings
- Combustible products in construction – where did we get it wrong
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Topics & Presentations:
- Panel Discussion: What lies beneath the cracks in Opal Tower
- The impact of quality management systems on construction performance in the New South Wales
- Evaluating artificial intelligence tools for automated practice conformance checking
- Developing construction defect management system using BIM technology in quality inspection
- Understanding Defects During the Construction Process
- The relationship between quality defects and the thermal performance of buildings
- The costs of rework: insights from construction and opportunities for learning
DAY 2
Topics & Presentations:
- A Simulation-Based Optimization Approach for Assessing Sustainability in a Multi-construction Projects Environment
- Sustainability Maturity in Construction Project Management
- Selecting design strategies using multi-criteria decision making to improve the sustainability of buildings
- Sustainable decision-making in civil engineering, construction and building technology
- Ambivalent urban sustainability transitions: Insights from Brisbane's building sector
- Studying the methods for determining and maintaining the sustainability of a construction firm
- Sustainable futures in the built environment to 2050: a foresight approach to construction and development
- Sustainability of the urban environment in the construction of city complexes
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