4thInternationalConferenceonSoilBio-andEco-Engineering

‘TheUseofVegetationtoImproveSlopeStability’

| SBEE2016 Program | | 11-14 July 2016 |

| The University of Sydney, Australia |

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WELCOME

Fourth in the series ‘The Use of Vegetation to Improve Slope Stability,’ this conference takes place at the School of Geosciences, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 11 - 14 July 2016. As in the preceding conferences, we will bring together scientific researchers, practitioners, geotechnical and civil engineers, biologists, ecologists, geomorphologists and foresters to discuss current problems in slope stability research, and how to address those problems using soil bio- and eco-engineering techniques. Over the last 50 years, alterations in land-use coupled with the consequences of climate change have led to severe degradation of mountainous and hilly regions around the world. Once a landslide has occurred or erosion processes are underway, the replacement of soil on the denuded slope can take thousands of years through natural processes. In a world where the population is expected to reach 9 billion by 2040, agricultural soil is precious and hillslope stability is now a priority for governments needing to feed rapidly increasing populations. Therefore, the prevention of slope instability, the restoration of degraded slopes and the correct management of steep farmed slopes is of utmost importance. In response to the need for better mitigation strategies, advances in research and applications for using vegetation to improve slope stability have been major in the last ten years, largely due to the development of techniques and models for the study of root-soil interactions at different scales. These advances will be presented and discussed at the conference, where sessions will focus on root-soil mechanics, vegetation on slopes over time and space, vegetation for reversing soil degradation and soil bioengineering case studies. Proceedings will be published in special editions of the international journals ‘Plant and Soil’ and 'Ecological Engineering.' We hope that you will enjoy this meeting, held in Sydney, one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in the world. Sydney is famous for its majestic Sydney Harbour, sparkling ocean, and famous Harbour Bridge and Opera House, Sydney is situated in a unique location, making it the ideal venue for our conference and for post-meeting leisure activities such as a visit to the world heritage listed natural wondering including the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and the famous Australian Outback. The Organizing Committee SBEE2016

sydney.edu.au/science/geosciences/soil/index.shtml

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SBEE2016 PROGRAM – 11-14 JULY 2016

TimeMon Tue Wed Thu

11-Jul-05 12-Jul-05 13-Jul-05 14-Jul-059:00AM

Welcome Session4-Eco-engineeringandlandrestorationI

Session7-Root-SoilInteractionsII

Session9-Eco-engineeringandlandrestorationII9:30AM

10:00AM MorningTea10:30AM

Session1-VegetationandSlopeStabilityI

MorningTea MorningTea MorningTea11:00AM

Session5-ForestEcosystemsandWildfireManagement

Session8-Microbialeco-interactionswithsoils Session10-Riversprotection

andcatchmentmanagement11:30AM12:00PM

ConferenceExcursion

12:30PMLunch Lunch Lunch

1:00PM1:30PM

Session2-SlopeStabilityModelling

Session6-Root-SoilInteractionsI

Session11-Hydro-geomorphicprocesses2:00PM

2:30PM3:00PM AfternoonTea AfternoonTea AfternoonTea3:30PM

Session3-VegetationandSlopeStabilityII Session6(cont.)-Root-Soil

InteractionsI

Conferencewrap-up4:00PM4:30PM EndofConference5:00PM

PosterSession/Icebreaker

5:30PM

PosterSession

6:00PMConferenceDinner

6:30PM EndofDay1 EndofDay2 10:00PM EndofDay3

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DAY 1 – MONDAY – 11 JULY 2016

Time Session Speaker Title Abstract#

9:00am Welcome

10:00am MorningTea

10:30am

Session1-

Vegetation

andSlope

StabilityI

RoySidle(keynote) EffectsofVegetationManagementonSlopeStability SBEE5

GianBattistaBischetti Theroleofcultivatedgrapevinesonslopestability SBEE14

AgronBajraktari BiodiversityofKosovo'sForestsandIt'sEconomicValues SBEE8

NormanizaOsman EcologicalParameterasIndicatorofSlopeStabilityattheGuthrieCorridorExpressway,

Malaysia

SBEE42

M.Fakig Mechanicalfeedbackbetweenagrowingrootandadeformablegranularmedium:

extractingphysicallawsfromnumericalsimulations

SBEE25

12:30pm Lunch

1:30pm

Session2-

Slope

Stability

Modelling

MassimilianoSchwarz

(keynote)

Rootreinforcementcalculations:fromsingleroottorootsystem SBEE4

TengLiang Realisticscalingofplantrootsystemsforcentrifugemodellingofroot-reinforcedslopes SBEE34

MassimilianoSchwarz SensitivityanalysisoftheSOSlopemodel:discussionontheroleofrootreinforcementand

slopestability.

SBEE19

3:00pm AfternoonTea

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3:30pm

Session3-

Vegetation

andSlope

StabilityII

WouterVannoppen Soiltextureandrootarchitectureeffectsonconcentratedflowerosionrates SBEE49

OlivierTaugourdeau TalVeg®:aninnovativeapproachofecosystemmanagementforenhancingmultiple

ecosystemservices,withafocusonsoilerosionandslopestability

SBEE48

AndreaRomanSánchez Analyticalestimationofsoilerosion,depositionandbioturbationusingOSLtechniques SBEE46

TankaPrasadBarakoti ImportantPlantSpeciesSupportingSoilStabilityandLandSlideControl

inDifferentPhysiographicRegionsofNepal

SBEE9

ChrisPhillips ecorisQpresentation -

Posterpresenters Postersummarytalks -

5:00pm PosterSession/IceBreaker

6:30pm EndofDay1

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DAY 2 – TUESDAY – 12 JULY 2016

Time Session Speaker Title Abstract#

9:00am

Session4-

Eco-

engineering

andland

restorationI

SlobodanMickovski Sustainabilityperformanceofecoengineringmeasures SBEE39

WalterChen WhatIsaReasonableAmountofSoilErosion SBEE17

GianBattistaBischetti Onthepowerofstemstointerceptdebrisflowinforestedfanarea:alaboratory

modeling

SBEE12

10:15am MorningTea

10:45am

Session5-

Forest

Ecosystems

andWildfire

Management

MarkAdams(keynote) BushfiresandlandscapemanagementinAustralia SBEE1

EwaneBasilEwane Vegetationcoverandslopeinfluencessedimentparticlesizedistributioninnatural

rainfallconditionsonpostfirehillslopeplotsinChilgok,Korea.

SBEE24

FranckBourrier Numericalassessmentoftheprotectiveeffectofforestsandbioengineering

techniquesagainstrockfall

SBEE16

IoannisSpanos Combiningbio-andeco-engineeringtechniquesinN.Greece SBEE47

12:30pm Lunch

1:30pm

Session6-

Root-Soil

InteractionsI

IanRutherfurd(keynote) Assumedresistance:theroleofvegetationrootsontheresistanceofriverbanksto

fluvialscour

SBEE3

AnnaHelfensdorfer Roots,ShootsandRiverbankStability:Correlationsoftensilestrength SBEE29

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CsillaHudek Rootmorphologyandbiomechanicalcharacteristicsofhighaltitudealpineplant

speciesandtheirpotentialapplicationsinsoilstabilization

SBEE30

KennethLoades Predictingrootmechanicalproperties:fibrousvswoody,whatcontrolsthe

underlyingstrength-diameterrelationshipinroots?

SBEE35

3:00pm AfternoonTea

3:30pm

Session6

(cont.)-Root-

Soil

InteractionsI

AlexanderBast Arewoodanatomicalpropertiesandvariationsrelatedtotheroottensilestrength

oftrees?

Gaininginsightsfromgreyalderandmountainmaplegrownonacoarsegrained

eco-engineeredslopeintheSwissAlps

SBEE11

GianBattistaBischetti EvaluationoftheeffectsofrootelasticityonsoilreinforcementfordifferentAlpine

andPre-Alpinetreespecies

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NaziAvani EffectsofAcaciamangiumandMacarangatanariusrootsonsoilshearstrength SBEE7

DongyeobKim LandslideHazardAssessmentConsideringSpatialUncertaintyofTreeRoot

ReinforcementandSoilThickness

SBEE31

FilippoGiadrossich Howup-ordownslopeanchoringaffectsrootreinforcement SBEE28

Posterpresenters Postersummarytalks -

5:30pm PosterSession

6:30pm EndofDay2

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DAY 3 – WEDNESDAY – 13 JULY 2016

Time Session Speaker Title Abstract#

9:00am

Session7-

Root-Soil

InteractionsII

GerritMeiger Insitumeasurementofroot-reinforcementusingthecorkscrewextractionmethod SBEE38

IanMcIvor SoiltextureinfluencesonrootdevelopmentinpoplarinNewZealand SBEE43

AnilYildiz Effectsofrootcharacteristicsanddilatancyontheshearstrengthofroot-permeatedsoils SBEE50

JulienDemenois SoilaggregatestabilityonultramaficsubstrateinNewCaledonia:untanglingtheeffectof

sesquioxides,soilorganiccarbon,roottraitsandectomycorrhizainfiveplant

communities

SBEE21

10:15am MorningTea

10:45am

Session8-

Microbialeco-

interactions

withsoils

DavidAirey(keynote) Bio-cementationforgroundimprovement SBEE2

ZhunMao Whichbioticdriverscanbetterexplainthevariabilityofrootmechanicsoftropicaltree

species?

SBEE37

12:00pm ConferenceExcursion

6:00pm ConferenceDinner

10:00pm EndofDay3

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DAY 4 – THURSDAY – 14 JULY 2016

Time Session Speaker Title Abstract#

9:00amSession9-Eco-engineeringandlandrestorationII

AlejandroOllauri Landslidesasdriversforslopeecosystemsevolution SBEE40

FreddyRey Identificationofmulti-benefitsofbioengineeringactions SBEE45

FranckBourrier Comparingnumericalmodellingapproachesfortheevaluationofrootreinforcement

SBEE15

10:15am MorningTea

10:45am

Session10-Riversprotectionandcatchment

management

AndrewSimon(keynote) RoleofRiparianVegetationinFluvialGeomorphology SBEE6

JunpyoSeo ComparisonandAnalysisonSedimentDischargeinDamagedandNon-damagedForests,RepublicofKorea

SBEE32

PierreRaymond VegetatedRiprapInstallationTechniquesforStreambankProtection,FishandWildlifeHabitatCreation

SBEE44

12:15pm Lunch

1:15pm

Session11-Hydro-

geomorphicprocesses

PierreRaymond(keynote) DesignguidelinesdevelopedfortheCityofCalgary SBEE64J.Kim Seasonalhydrologicalimpactsoflanduseonhillslopestability SBEE33AlejandroOllauri Aproxytoquantifythehydrologicaleffectofvegetationagainstlandslides SBEE41

SherwinMervinBurtonE.Lucas

MortalityofVetiverGrassonHydrothermally-AlteredSlopesinMindanaoGeothermalProductionField

SBEE36

DavidBoldrin DesirablePlantFunctionalTraitsforHydrologicalReinforcementofSlopes SBEE13

3:00pm AfternoonTea3:30pm ConferenceWrapup-AlexiaStokes4:30pm EndofConference

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SESSION TITLES & KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Day Session# SessionTitle KeynoteSpeakers

Mon

1 VegetationandSlopeStabilityI Prof.RoySidle

2 SlopeStabilityModelling DrMassimilianoSchwarz

3 VegetationandSlopeStabilityII -

Tues

4 Eco-engineeringandlandrestorationI -

5 ForestEcosystemsandWildfireManagement Prof.MarkAdams

6 Root-SoilInteractionsI A/ProfIanRutherfurd

Wed

7 Root-SoilInteractionsII -

8 Microbialeco-interactionswithsoils Prof.DavidAirey

Thurs

9 Eco-engineeringandlandrestorationII -

10 Riversprotectionandcatchmentmanagement DrAndrewSimon

11 Hydro-geomorphicprocesses PierreRaymond

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ORAL PRESENTERS

Presenter Title AbstractID Day Session

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MarkAdams(keynote)

BushfiresandlandscapemanagementinAustralia SBEE1 Tues 5

DavidAirey(keynote)

Bio-cementationforgroundimprovement SBEE2 Wed 8

PierreRaymond(keynote)

DesignguidelinesdevelopedfortheCityofCalgary SBEE64 Thurs 11

IanRutherford(keynote)

Assumedresistance:theroleofvegetationrootsontheresistanceofriverbankstofluvialscour

SBEE3 Tues 6

MassimilianoSchwarz(keynote)

Rootreinforcementcalculations:fromsingleroottorootsystem

SBEE4 Mon 2

RoySidle(keynote)

EffectsofVegetationManagementonSlopeStability SBEE5 Mon 1

AndrewSimon(keynote)

RoleofRiparianVegetationinFluvialGeomorphology SBEE6 Thurs 10

NaziAvani EffectsofAcaciamangiumandMacarangatanariusrootsonsoilshearstrength

SBEE7 Tues 6

AgronBajraktari BiodiversityofKosovo’sForestsandIt’sEconomicValues

SBEE8 Mon 1

TankaPrasadBarakoti

ImportantPlantSpeciesSupportingSoilStabilityandLandSlideControlinDifferentPhysiographicRegionsofNepal

SBEE9 Mon 3

AlexanderBast Arewoodanatomicalpropertiesandvariationsrelatedtotheroottensilestrengthoftrees?Gaininginsightsfromgreyalderandmountainmaplegrownonacoarsegrainedeco-engineeredslopeintheSwissAlps

SBEE11 Tues 6

GianBattistaBischetti

Onthepowerofstemstointerceptdebrisflowinforestedfanarea:alaboratorymodeling

SBEE12 Tues 4

DavidBoldrin DesirablePlantFunctionalTraitsforHydrologicalReinforcementofSlopes

SBEE13 Thurs 11

GianBattistaBischetti

Theroleofcultivatedgrapevinesonslopestability SBEE14 Mon 1

FranckBourrier Comparingnumericalmodellingapproachesfortheevaluationofrootreinforcement

SBEE15 Thur 9

FranckBourrier Numericalassessmentoftheprotectiveeffectofforestsandbioengineeringtechniquesagainstrockfall

SBEE16 Tues 5

WalterChen WhatIsaReasonableAmountofSoilErosion? SBEE17 Tues 4

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GianBattistaBischetti

EvaluationoftheeffectsofrootelasticityonsoilreinforcementfordifferentAlpineandPre-Alpinetreespecies

SBEE18 Tues 6

MassimilianoSchwarz

SensitivityanalysisoftheSOSlopemodel:discussionontheroleofrootreinforcementandslopestability.

SBEE19 Mon 2

JulienDemenois SoilaggregatestabilityonultramaficsubstrateinNewCaledonia:untanglingtheeffectofsesquioxides,soilorganiccarbon,roottraitsandectomycorrhizainfiveplantcommunities

SBEE21 Wed 7

EwaneBasilEwane

VegetationcoverandslopeinfluencessedimentparticlesizedistributioninnaturalrainfallconditionsonpostfirehillslopeplotsinChilgok,Korea.

SBEE24 Tues 5

M.Fakig Mechanicalfeedbackbetweenagrowingrootandadeformablegranularmedium:extractingphysicallawsfromnumericalsimulations

SBEE25 Mon 1

FilippoGiadrossich

Howup-ordownslopeanchoringaffectsrootreinforcement

SBEE28 Tues 6

AnnaHelfensdorfer

Roots,ShootsandRiverbankStability:Correlationsoftensilestrength

SBEE29 Tues 6

CsillaHudek Rootmorphologyandbiomechanicalcharacteristicsofhighaltitudealpineplantspeciesandtheirpotentialapplicationsinsoilstabilization

SBEE30 Tues 6

DongyeobKim LandslideHazardAssessmentConsideringSpatialUncertaintyofTreeRootReinforcementandSoilThickness

SBEE31 Tues 6

J.Kim Seasonalhydrologicalimpactsoflanduseonhillslopestability

SBEE33 Thurs 11

TengLiang Realisticscalingofplantrootsystemsforcentrifugemodellingofroot-reinforcedslopes

SBEE34 Mon 2

KennethLoades Predictingrootmechanicalproperties:fibrousvs.woody,whatcontrolstheunderlyingstrength-diameterrelationshipinroots?

SBEE35 Tues 6

SherwinMervinBurtonE.Lucas

MortalityofVetiverGrassonHydrothermally-AlteredSlopesinMindanaoGeothermalProductionField

SBEE36 Thurs 11

ZhunMao Whichbioticdriverscanbetterexplainthevariabilityofrootmechanicsoftropicaltreespecies?

SBEE37 Wed 8

IanMcIvor SoiltextureinfluencesonrootdevelopmentinpoplarinNewZealand

SBEE43 Wed 7

GerritMeiger Insitumeasurementofroot-reinforcementusingthecorkscrewextractionmethod

SBEE38 Wed 7

SlobodanMickovski

Sustainabilityperformanceofecoengineringmeasures SBEE39 Tues 4

AlejandroOllauri Landslidesasdriversforslopeecosystemsevolution SBEE40 Thurs 9

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AlejandroOllauri Aproxytoquantifythehydrologicaleffectofvegetationagainstlandslides

SBEE41 Thurs 11

NormanizaOsman

EcologicalParameterasIndicatorofSlopeStabilityattheGuthrieCorridorExpressway,Malaysia

SBEE42 Mon 1

PierreRaymond VegetatedRiprapInstallationTechniquesforStreambankProtection,FishandWildlifeHabitatCreation

SBEE44 Thurs 10

FreddyRey Identificationofmulti-benefitsofbioengineeringactions

SBEE45 Thurs 9

AndreaRomanSánchez

Analyticalestimationofsoilerosion,depositionandbioturbationusingOSLtechniques

SBEE46 Mon 3

JunpyoSeo ComparisonandAnalysisonSedimentDischargeinDamagedandNon-damagedForests,RepublicofKorea

SBEE32 Thurs 10

IoannisSpanos Combiningbio-andeco-engineeringtechniquesinN.Greece

SBEE47 Tues 5

OlivierTaugourdeau

TalVeg®:aninnovativeapproachofecosystemmanagementforenhancingmultipleecosystemservices,withafocusonsoilerosionandslopestability

SBEE48 Mon 3

WouterVannoppen

Soiltextureandrootarchitectureeffectsonconcentratedflowerosionrates

SBEE49 Mon 3

AnilYildiz Effectsofrootcharacteristicsanddilatancyontheshearstrengthofroot-permeatedsoils

SBEE50 Wed 7

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POSTER PRESENTERS

Presenter Title AbstractID

TankaBarakoti BenefitsofTerraceRiserBasedAgri-silvo-pastoralModelinSoilStability,RiserProtectionandAgriculture SBEE51

TankaBarakoti BasketofAgroforestryModelsUsefulforHillsandPlainAreasofNepal SBEE52

AlexanderBastMycorrhizaaspromoterineco-engineeringonmountainslopes:Inoculationeffectsonplantsurvival,aggregatestability,andfine-rootdevelopment

SBEE53

Jean-BaptisteBarre

Assessmentofdecayofsilverfirlogsexposedtooutdoorconditionsbynearinfraredspectroscopyandvibrationresonantmethods SBEE10

WalterChen CreatingandViewing3DModelsofRoots SBEE65

AmandineErktan Stabilizationofsoilaggregatesonroadsideembankmentsalonga70years-oldvegetationsuccessionalgradient SBEE54

FilippoGiadrossich PostfirebioengineeringremediationinPinuscanariensisforests SBEE27

FilippoGiadrossich ModelingbioengineeringtraitsofJatrophacurcasL. SBEE55

HuiyanGu EffectofheatshockonseedgerminationofthreespeciesofPinaceaeinGreatHing’anMountains SBEE71

F.D.Hilterbrand Pull-outstrengthofPinusradiatarootsandtheircontributiontoslopestability SBEE59

YuChengLin Estimatingcanopyinterceptionforaspecies-richprimarytropicalforest SBEE66

IanMcIvor Yoursoilisvaluable–planttreestokeepit! SBEE56

FredericoPreti Novelsolutionsforsoilandriverbioengineering:prefabricatedandfoldingframeworks SBEE67

LorenzoRossi UseofLAPSUS_LSmodeltoinvestigatevegetationinfluenceoncatchmentslopestability–AcaseofstudyinLlanoBonito,CostaRica SBEE68

MassimilianoSchwarz

Rootreinforcementdynamicsincoppicewoodlandsandtheireffectonshallowlandslides:areview SBEE57

MassimilianoSchwarz

Quantifyingthestabilizingeffectofforestsonshallowlandslide-proneslopesusingSlideforNET SBEE58

Guo-ZhangSong SuccessionofPlantCommunitiesinLandslideSitesRemediatedwithExoticPlantSpecies SBEE69

JérômePerez Anopenaccessdatabaseofplantspeciessuitableforcontrollingsoilerosionandsubstratemassmovement SBEE61

WouterVannoppen

Effectivenessofplantrootsincontrollingrillandgullyerosion:Acasestudyonvegetationcommunitiesonriverdikes SBEE70

M.Werlen Assessingtheprotectivefunctionofaforestafterafireevent:acasestudyinVallis,Switzerland SBEE60

AnkeWarner In-situsheartestsofsoilrootsystems SBEE62

KunyongZhang ExperimentalandFieldResearchonRootReinforcementandApplicationinRiverbankEcologicalProtection SBEE63

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Network Access During SBEE2016 you will be provided with access to The University of Sydney WiFi network. The best network to connect to is “UniSydneyGuest” using the following settings:

Username: Eco Conf Password: ecoconf2016

Organizing Committee T.C.T.HUBBLE UniversityofSydney,AustraliaC.PHILLIPS LandcareResearch,NewZealandA.STOKES INRA,FranceS.L.CLARKE UniversityofSydney,Australia

Scientific Committee G.BISCHETTI UniversityofMilan,ItalyW.CHEN NationalTaipeiUniversityofTechnology,TaiwanG.BATTISTACHIRICO UniversityofNaplesFedericoII,ItalyS.DEVKOTA FEED(P)Ltd.,NepalT.FOURCAUD CIRAD,FranceF.GRAF WSLInstituteforSnowandAvalancheResearchSLF,SwitzerlandT.C.T.HUBBLE UniversityofSydney,AustraliaK.LOADES JamesHuttonInstitute,UKZ.MAO IRSTEA,FranceS.B.MICKOVSKI GlasgowCaledonianUniversity,UKO.NORMANIZA UniversityofMalaya,MalaysiaJ.E.NORRIS CH2MHILLC.PHILLIPS LandcareResearch,NewZealandJ.POESEN LeuvenUniversity,BelgiumD.POLSTER PolsterEnvironmentalServicesLtd,CanadaF.PRETI UniversityofFlorence,ItalyP.RAYMOND TerraErosionControlLtd.,CanadaF.REY IRSTEA,FranceM.SCHWARZ BernUniversityofAppliedSciencesA.SIMON CARDNO-ENTRIX,USAR.SOTIR RobbinB.Sotir&Associates,Inc.A.STOKES INRA,FranceA.TARANTINO UniversityofStrathclyde,UK

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GETTING TO THE UNIVERSITY For more information visit http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/transport_safety/getting_around_campus.shtml FROM: Sydney Kingsford Smith International/Domestic Airports TO: Sydney City CBD / Sydney University TAXI Cabs to Sydney City CBD / Sydney University will take 30-40 mins and cost minimum $40. They accept credit cards and cash. TRAIN Very easy. From the airport terminal to all Sydney CBD stops takes approx. 15 minutes and costs ~$17 (adult fare). You can get to Sydney University from either A) Central or B) Redfern Stations, see details below. http://www.airportlink.com.au/ FROM: Sydney CBD TO: Sydney University BUS For stops on City Road catch routes 422, 423, 426, 428 or metrobus m30 from George Street or Railway Square. TRAIN To get to Sydney University get off at A) Central or B) Redfern Stations. A) Central Station (Train Station) & Railway Square (Bus Terminal)

- For stops to City Road- USYD catch routes 422, 423, 426, 428 or metrobus m30 from Railway Square (bus terminal for Central Station),

- These will take you to the Wentworth Building on City Road, - Walk across the footbridge/at the lights to cross City Rd and enter main campus.

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B) Redfern Station - Turn left and walk down Lawson Street, - Turn left into Abercrombie Street, - Cross the road and walk down Abercrombie to Shepherd St, - Turn right into Shepherd St, - Cross the road into the back of the university, near Civil Engineering Building, - Walk across the wooden footbridge, follow the path through to Wentworth Building

and Scitech library, - Cross City Rd over footbridge onto Eastern Ave - Alternatively turn left past the swimming pool and gym then turn right into Butlin St. - Walk up to City Road and cross at the university gates into the main campus.

Walking route from Redfern Station to Sydney Uni. Source: https://www.google.com.au/maps/dir/Redfern+Station/-33.8885797,151.190123/@-33.8895917,151.194635,17z/am=t/data=!4m9!4m8!1m5!1m1!1s0x6b12b1d9ff5f15c1:0x63b3e317c912fa55!2m2!1d151.198866!2d-33.89169!1m0!3e2

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On Campus The conference will be held in the New Law Building at the University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia.

Law School Building (F10) Eastern Ave University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia

The New Law Building is easily accessible from both City Rd and Parramatta Rd and is

close to both Redfern and Central train stations:

Source: Google Maps

ParramattaRd

CityRd

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Location of Sydney Law School off City Rd Source: Campus Maps - http://sydney.edu.au/maps/index.shtml

Zoomed location of Sydney Law School off City Rd Source: Campus Maps - http://sydney.edu.au/maps/index.shtml

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Sydney City and the University Campus The conference will be held at the University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia.

These maps show the relationship between the central major shopping area of Sydney City (Sydney CBD, red pin) and the campus (yellow pin), along with their relationship to major city landmarks such as the Opera House (green pin), and the Rocks. Map source: Google Earth