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RILEM SPRING CONVENTION
and CONFERENCE
SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS,
SYSTEMS AND STRUCTURES
SMSS 2019
Lone Hotel, Rovinj, Croatia
18 – 22 March 2019
CONFERENCE
WELCOME ORGANISERS CONTACT
SMSS2019 conference is organised as a sup- The conference is organized by University of Za- University of Zagreb
porting event of RILEM Spring Convention. The greb Faculty of Civil Engineering, which is cel- Faculty of Civil Engineering
scope of the conference is to gather scientists, ebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2019! By part Department of Materials
practitioners, members of technical committees icipating in RILEM Spring Convention and Inter-
Fra A. Kacica Miosica 26
and users of technical recommendations, to national Conference on Sustainable Materials,
10000 Zagreb, Croatia
jointly at the same place discuss and envision Systems and Structures 2019 you will contribute
the future sustainable development of materials, to the jubilee of our Faculty. e-mail: rilem.smss@grad.hr
systems and structures in a holistic, global way.
fax: +385(0)1 4828 051
honorary president
phone: +385(0)1 4639 118
of scientific committee
web: www.grad.hr/rilem.smss
Dubravka Bjegović
Faculty of Civil Engineering,
University of Zagreb, Croatia
RILEM Fellow Member
conference chairs
Marijana Serdar
Faculty of Civil Engineering,
University of Zagreb, Croatia
Ivana Banjad Pečur
Faculty of Civil Engineering,
University of Zagreb, Croatia
hotel lone
Hotel Lone is a unique design hotel in Croatia
which represents a design-focused synergy of
functionality, harmony and elegance. Featuring
an impeccable blend of luxury, beauty, style and
cultural heritage, the 5 star boutique hotel is a
year-round leisure and business destination.
VENUE
rovinj , istria croatia
CROATIA
Rovinj is a small city situated on the beautiful Croatia is a land of rich cultural heritage, numer-
ROVINJ
west coast of Istria, just underneath the Lim ca- ous museums, galleries and churches, many of
nal, today considered as the most romantic place which today, as zero category monuments, are
in the Mediterranean! Due to the lack of space, included in a part of the UNESCO World Heritage
houses are closely built, streets are narrow and List. In that magical place on the Mediterranean,
squares are small, still untouched by modern ur- even the shortest stroll becomes a journey down
banism. One of the most ‘photogenic’ towns in a staircase thousands of years old which take
the Mediterranean, once a fishing town, today is one through a history that is at the same time
a tourist resort. Owing to the sea and what it has turbulent, exciting and glorious. With 8 nation-
to offer, ranging from sailing to discovering the al parks and 11 Parks of nature, Croatia is one of
underwater world, its therapeutic properties, to- the ecologically best preserved parts of Europe.
day Rovinj is the destination for tourists from all The mainland covers an area of 56 594 km2 and
over the world. Not to mention, that there are coastal waters cover a surface area of 31 479 km2
134 sunny days in a year, which makes Rovinj the where Croatia’s shoreline and its 1 244 islands en-
third sunniest spot in the Adriatic. joy the majority of the Adriatic coastline.
INVITED SPEAKERS
Jannie S.J. Professor
Professor van Deventer, André Orcesi, John Dalsgaard
Karen Scrivener PhD PhD Sørensen
Construction Materials Laboratory LMC, Zeobond Pty Ltd – Geopolymer & Testing and modelling for civil and urban en- Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg
Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne EPFL Alkali-activated Technology gineering (EMGCU), Materials and Structures University,
Switzerland Australia Department, IFSTTAR, France Denmark
Topic: Topic: Topic: Topic:
Roadmap of development and application Alkali-activated technology – from Designing and managing structures in a Probabilistic design of wind turbine
of sustainable materials laboratory to structural application life-cycle perspective concrete components subject to fatigue
PD Dr. rer. nat.
Professor Professor Ernst Jens Laustsen
Geert De Schutter Kei-ichi Imamoto Niederleithinger MArch
Magnel Laboratory for Concrete Research, Tokyo University of Science Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und Coordinator of the Concerted Action
Department of Structural Engineering Japan -prüfung (BAM) on the Energy Performance in Buildings
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Ghent Germany Directive, Danish Energy Agency, Denmark
Topic:
University, Belgium
Field survey on re-bar corrosion of Topic: Topic:
Topic: carbonated existing concrete buildings in Ultrasonic monitoring of structural Shaping the future of buildings through
Concrete Industry 4.0 – Construction Japan concrete elements energy efficiency legal framework - CA
paradigm shift also impacting current EPBD experience
durability concepts
MINI SYMPOSIUMS organising committee /
segment chairs
Marijana Serdar, Ana Mandić Ivanković,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
University of Zagreb, Croatia University of Zagreb, Croatia
segments (mini symposiums ) Nina Štirmer, Marija Kušter Marić,
To ensure that sustainability in civil engineering new generation of construction Faculty of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
is tackled in a holistic way, conference is divid- materials University of Zagreb, Croatia University of Zagreb, Croatia
ed into several mini symposiums / segments, John Provis, Alfred Strauss,
with each symposium targeting a specific field energy efficient building design and
The University of Sheffield, UK University of Natural Resources and
within SMSS. Having segmented efforts, with legislation
Life Sciences, Austria
their specific chairs, topics, scientific committee Marina Bagarić,
durability , maintenance and repair of Faculty of Civil Engineering, Tomislav Kišiček,
and allocated time during the event, will ena-
structures University of Zagreb, Croatia Faculty of Civil Engineering,
ble a platform for a detailed and focussed dis-
cussion among interested parties on a specific University of Zagreb, Croatia
challenges in design and management Ivana Banjad Pečur,
segment of SMSS. Having all these segments of structures Faculty of Civil Engineering, Ivan Gabrijel,
discussed during the same week at the same University of Zagreb, Croatia Faculty of Civil Engineering,
(beautiful) location, will ensure their intercon- novel methods for characterization University of Zagreb, Croatia
nection, knowledge exchange and will hopefully of materials and structures Hartwig M. Künzel,
strengthen existing and create new networks for Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics, Marijan Skazlić,
future collaboration. phd symposium Germany Faculty of Civil Engineering,
University of Zagreb, Croatia
Ana Baričević,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Christian Grosse,
University of Zagreb, Croatia Technische Universität München, Germany
Marija Jelčić Rukavina, Martina Pezer,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
University of Zagreb, Croatia University of Zagreb, Croatia
Domagoj Damjanović, Dirk Schlicke,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Technische Universität Graz, Austria
University of Zagreb, Croatia
Stjepan Lakušić,
Maurizio Guadagnini, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
The University of Sheffield, UK University of Zagreb, Croatia
NEW GENERATION OF Jacek Golaszewski Alenka Mauko Tatjana Rukavina
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Silesian University of Technology, Poland ZAG Slovenia University of Zagreb, Croatia
Guillaume Habert Viktor Mechtcherine Manu Santhanam
Organising committee: ETH Zürich, Switzerland TU Dresden, Germany Madras, India
Marijana Serdar, Nina Štirmer, John Provis
Ningxu Han Ildiko Merta Karen Scrivener
Shenzhen University, China TU Vienna, Austria EPFL, Switzerland
Chao-Lung Hwang Ana Mladenovič Vit Smilauer
Can Tho University, Taiwan ZAG, Slovenia Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech
Conference segment covers innovation, advanc- Nano/micro/macro-characterisation Ksenija Jankovic Paulo Monteiro Ruben Snellings
IMS, Serbia University of California, Berkeley USA VITO, Belgium
es and improvement of construction materials,
Reactivity of waste products and natural resources
towards sustainable, intelligent and tailored Dragica Lj. Jevtić Giacomo Moriconi Tayfun Altuğ Soylev
made solutions. Mechanisms of deterioration of novel materials University of Belgrad, Serbia Università Politecnica delle Marche Italy Gebze Technical University, Turkey
Contributions to the conference segment may be Durability of novel materials Maria Juenger Sree Nanukuttan Stephanie Staquet
University of Texas at Austin, USA Queens University Belfast, United Kingdom ULB, Belgium
within the following topics:
Performance based requirements
Said Kenai Narayanan Neithalath Souzana Tastani
Chemical and microstructural characterisation
Modelling behaviour of novel materials University of Blida, Algeria Arizona State University, USA Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
Jamal Khatib Moray Newlands Gabriele Tebaldi
University of Wolverhampton UK University of Dundee, United Kingdom University of Parma, Italy
scientific committee
Miroslav Komljenović Benoit Parmentier Antonio Telesca
Susan Bernal Christopher Cheeseman Nele De Belie University of Beograd, Serbia BBRI, Belgium Università della Basilicata, Italy
University of Sheffiled, United Kingdom Imperial College London, United Kingdom University of Ghent, Belgium
Konstantin Kovler Gaifei Peng Jannie Van Deventer
Alexandra Bertron Zhen Chen Vilma Ducman Israel Institute of Technology, Israel Beijing Jiaotong University, China Zeobond, Australia
LMDC, France University of Missouri, USA ZAG, Slovenia
Zongjin Li Stephane Poyet Frank Winnefeld
Oral Buyukozturk Ozlem Cizer Mizi Fan The Hong Kong University of Science and CEA Saclay, France EMPA, Switzerland
MIT, USA KU Leuven, Belgium Brunel University, United Kingdom Technology, China
Maria Sophia Sousa Ribeiro Jianzhuang Xiao
Valter Carvelli Luc Courard Robert Flatt Barbara Lothenbach National Laboratory for Civil Engineering, De- Tongji University, Shanghai, China
Politecnico di Milano, Italy Université de Liège, France ETH Zürich, Switzerland EMPA, Switzerland partment for Materials (LNEC), Portugal
Guang Ye
Shi Caijun Martin Cyr Fred Glasser Pietro Lura Nicolas Roussel University of Delft, Netherland
College of Civil Engineering, University of Toulouse, France University of Aberdeen UK EMPA Switzerland IFSTTAR, France
Hunan University, Changsha China Xiangming Zhou
Brunel University, United Kindgdom
ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDING
DESIGN AND LEGISLATION scientific committee
Organising committee: Sofiane Amziane Arnold Janssens Daisuke Ogura
Université Blaise Pascal – Clermont-Ferrand II, Ghent University, Faculty of Engineering and Kyoto University, Department of Architecture
Marina Bagarić, Ivana Banjad Pečur, Hartwig M. Künzel
France Architecture, Belgium and Architectural Engineering, Japan
Igor Balen Achilles Karagiozis Doris Österreicher
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Building Science Corporation, USA University of Natural Resources and Life
Architecture, University of Zagreb, Croatia Sciences, Vienna, Austria
Manfred Kehrer
Mohannad Maher Bayoumi Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., USA Staf Roels
Contributions to the conference segment may be Department of Architecture, Faculty of University of Leuven, Department of Civil
within – but are not limited to – the following topics: Environmental Designs, King Abdulaziz
Eddie Koenders Engineering, Unit of Building Physics, Belgium
Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institute of
University, Saudi Arabia
Heat, air and moisture transfer – Assessment quality, Lightening concepts, Acoustics, Visual Construction and Building Materials, Germany Angela Sasic Kalagasidis
Mateo Biluš Chalmers University of Technology,
of the hygrothermal performance of materi- comfort, Mould growth risk, Human health University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture,
Marcin Koniorczyk Architecture and Civil Engineering, Building
Łódź University of Technology, Poland
als, systems and whole buildings Croatia
Ventilation strategies, air movement, air-tight- Technology, Sweden
Borka Bobovec Iva Kovačić
Thermal energy storage capacity inclusion ness of buildings Technische Universität Wien, Department
Marjana Šijanec Zavrl
Ministry of Construction and Physical Planning,
Building and Civil Engineering Institute ZRMK,
for building energy optimisation for Industrial Building and Interdisciplinary
Occupants behaviour and impact on building Croatia
Planning, Austria
Slovenia
The next generation of high efficiency mate- performance Mark Bomberg Tomislav Tomiša
International Journal of Building Physics,
Nada Marđetko Škoro
rials and components University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical
Calculated vs. real energy consumption - Canada
Ministry of Construction and Physical
Engineering and Computing, Croatia
Planning, Croatia
Advanced building envelope systems and Causes of discrepancies, Bridging the gap Dariusz Gawin
Sašo Medved Zoran Veršić
construction technologies Łódź University of Technology, Poland
Renewable energy sources and management University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mechanical
Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb,
Croatia
Low energy-, Nearly zero-, Plus-, and of innovative energy and power generation Lars-Erik Harderup Engineering, Slovenia
Lund University, Division of Building Physics,
Clean-energy buildings Bojan Milovanović David W. Yarbrough
Building Information Modelling (BIM) for en- Sweden
Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of
R&D Services Inc., USA
Smart buildings: Interactive and adaptive hancing energy performance of buildings Wolfgang Hasper Zagreb, Croatia
Margareta Zidar
Passivhaus Institute, Germany
built environment (intelligent monitoring and Ljubomir Miščević Energetski institut Hrvoje Požar, Croatia
Building Resilience: Adapting to urban climate
management systems) Andreas Holm University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture,
Daniel Zirkelbach
and climate change Institute FIW München & University of Applied Croatia
Fraunhofer Institut for Building Physics,
High energy performing renovation and con- Sciences Munich, Germany
Legal framework and policy instruments for Silvio Novak Germany
servation of buildings Knauf Insulation, Croatia
implementation of energy directives Hans Janssen Tea Žakula
Indoor climate – Thermal comfort, Indoor air University of Leuven, Department of Civil
Henryk Nowak Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval
Engineering, Unit of Building Physics, Belgium Architecture, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland
DURABILITY, MAINTENANCE Gianmarco De Felice Joško Krolo Inge Rörig-Dalgaard
AND REPAIR OF STRUCTURES Roma Tre University, Italy University of Zagreb, Croatia
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Geert De Schutter Arkadiusz Kwiecien Aljoša Šajna
Organising committee: Ghent University, Gelgium Cracow University of Technology, Poland
Slovenian National Building and Civil
Engineering Institute, Slovenia
Ana Baričević, Marija Jelčić Rukavina, Domagoj Damjanović,
Emmanuel Denarie Mirjana Laban
Maurizio Guadagnini EPFL, Switzerland University of Novi Sad, Serbia
Jay Sanjayan
Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Guido De Roeck Damir Lazarević
KU Leuven, Belgium University of Zagreb, Croatia
Mohammed Sonebi
Queen’s University Belfast, UK
Josée Duchesne Maria Giuseppina
scientific committee University Laval, Canada
Limongelli Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Merima Šahinagić-Isović
Univerzitet “Džemal Bijedić” Mostar, BiH
Berhard Elsener Barbara Lubell
Conference segment covers durability aspects Mark Alexander ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Ivana Štimac Grandić
Delft University, The Netherlands
University of Cape Town, South Africa University of Rijeka, Croatia
of maintenance and management of civil infra-
Eduardo M.R. Fairbairn Kyriacos Neocleous
structure and sustainable repair, rehabilitation Miguel Azenha COPPE-UFRJ, Brazil
Luping Tang
Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus
University of Mihno, Portugal Chalmers University, Sweden
and retrofitting.
Miguel Ferreira Ivanka Netinger Grbeša
Yunus Ballim Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland
Michael Thomas
Contributions may be within – but are not limit- University of the Witwatersrand, S. Africa
University of Osijek, Croatia
University of New Brunswick, Canada
ed to – the following topics: Raoul Francois Takafumi Noguchi
Farid Benboudjema Toulouse University, France
Jean-Michel Torrenti
University of Tokyo, Japan
Durability issues in a variety of environments ENS Cachan, France IFSTTAR, France
Christoph Gehlen Jan Olek, Purdue University
Hans Beushausen François Toutlemonde
Prediction and modelling of long-term durability University of Cape Town, South Africa
Technical University of Munich, Germany
West Lafayette, USA
IFSTTAR, France
Branko Glisic Vagelis Papadakis
Service life assessment and Life cycle cost Lars Bostrom Princeton University, USA
Thanasis Triantafillou
University of Patras, Greece
RISE, Sweden University Patras, Greece
Sustainable construction Arlindo Gonçalves Ioanna Papayianni
Jorge Branco LNEC, Portugal
Tamon Ueda
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Novel smart sensors and systems University of Mihno, Portugal Hokkaido University, Japan
Kei-ichi Imamoto Alejandro Perez
Matthieu Briffaut Johan Vyncke
System identification and damage detection Laboratoire 3SR, France
Tokyo University of Science, Japan Caldentey Fhecor, Spain
BBRI, Belgium
Practical applications and case studies Alvaro Cunha Jin Wei-Liang Kypros Pilakoutas Dunja Vla
Zhejiang University, China University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
University of Porto, Portugal Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., USA
Repair methods, materials and systems Harald Justnes Giovanni Plizzari
Christian Christodoulou
Sintef, Norway University of Brescia, Italy
AECOM, United Kingdom
Meri Cvetkovska Agnieszka Klemm Juraj Pojatina
Glasgow Caledonian University, UK Studio Arhing Ltd, Croata
Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Macedonia
CHALLENGES IN DESIGN AND Ivica Džeba Jochen Köhler Theodoros Rousakis
Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
MANAGEMENT OF STRUCTURES University of Zagreb, Croatia
Jan Falbr
Norweigain Univ of Sciense and Technology, Norway
Laurie Lacarriere Pavel Ryjaček
CTU Prague, Czech Republic
FDN, Netherlands Université de Toulouse, France
Organising committee:
Ana Mandić Ivanković, Marija Kušter Marić, Alfred Strauss, Emmanuel Ferrier Oskar Larsson Abdullah Shahrum
University Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia
University Lyon, France Lund University, Sweden
Tomislav Kišiček
Hitoshi Furuta Ippei Maruyama Davor Skejić
University of Zagreb, Croatia
Kansai University, Japan Nagoya University, Japan
Erez Gal Jose Matos Miroslav Sykora
Klokner Institute, Czech Republic
Department of Structural Engineering, Israel UMinho, Portugal
Conference segment provides a forum for dis- scientific committee
cussion on problems related to structural per- Matija Gams Stuart Matthews Anton Syrkov
Transmost Pic, Russia
formance for the whole life cycle of the civil en- György L. Balázs ZAG Ljubljana, Slovenija BRE, UK
Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
gineering structures. Arndt Goldack Stijn Matthys Vivian Tam
Western Sydney University, Australia
Agnieszka Bigaj-van Vliet Technische Universität Berlin, Germany University of Ghent, Belgium
Contributions to segment may be within – but TNO, Netherlands
Dil Tirimanna
Niels Peter Høj Ivana Miličević
are not limited to – the following topics: Jelena Bleiziffer Consulting GmbH, Switzerland University of Osijek, Croatia
FDN, Netherlands
University of Zagreb, Croatia
Application of monitoring data in structural Dorian Janjic Roger Ohayon Jan Vitek
Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic
modelling Joan Casas TDV Consulting Group, Austria Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers,
UPC-BarcelonaTech, Spain France
Agnieszka Jędrzejewska Anđelko Vlašić
Performance indicators through component, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Laurent Charpin Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, André Orcesi
system and network levels EDF, France Poland Ifsttar, France
Slowik Volker
Advanced linear and nonlinear analysis, Eleni Chatzi Terje Kanstad Joško Ožbolt HTWK Leipzig, Germany
probabilistic based methods ETH Zürich, Switzerland NTNU, Norway University of Stuttgart, Germany
Jianzhuang Xiao
Numerical modelling and simulation of Frank Dehn Sylvia Kessler Matthias Pahn Tongji University Shanghai, China
Leipzig University, Germany Technische Universität München, Germany TU Kaiserslautern, Germany
environmental and accidental actions Jian Yang
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
Treatment of uncertainties in resistance and Salvatore di Bernardo Miloš Knežević Vlastimir Radonjanjin
Ciorba Group, Inc., USA University of Montenegro, Montenegro Faculty of Technical Sciences, Serbia
load modelling Stefan Zmigrodzki
CIMA+, Consulting Engineers, Canada
Murat Dicleli Renata Kotynia Vlatka Rajčić
Optimization of life cycle management decisions Middle East Technical University, Turkey Lodz University of Technology, Poland University of Zagreb, Croatia
Daia Zwicky
Forensic structural engineering Darko Dujmović Ivica Kožar Robert Ratay Institut für Bau- und Umwelttechnologien
iTEC, Switzerland
Service life modelling University of Zagreb, Croatia University of Rijeka, Croatia USA
Design adaptation to climate change Cyrille Dunant Minoru Kunieda Michael Raupach
EPFL, Switzerland Gifu University, Japan RWTH Aachen University, Germany
NOVEL METHODS FOR
CHARACTERIZATION OF
MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES scientific committee
Organising committee: Dimitrios Aggelis Mato Pavlović
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium BAM, Germany
Ivan Gabrijel, Marijan Skazlić, Christian Grosse
Marko Bartolac Thomas Schumacher
University of Zagreb, Croatia Portland, USA
Violeta Bokan Bosiljkov Tomoki Shiotani
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Kyoto University, Japan
Conference segment covers innovation and im- Monitoring of age-dependant processes in David Corbett Gregor Trtnik
Proceq, Switzerland IGMAT, Slovenia
provement in methods for characterization at cement based materials
material and structural scale. It includes labora- Sinan Turhan Erdoğan Luca Valentin
Innovations in experimental techniques for Middle East Technical University, Turkey Padova University, Italy
tory testing methods and methods for on-site
macroscopic characterisation of material
assessment of concrete and masonry civil en- Jacek Golaszevski Herbert Wiggenhauser
properties and performance Silesian University, Poland
gineering structures (buildings, bridges, dams, BAM, Germany
roads, tunnels, reservoirs and other). The seg- On-site estimation of material properties in Christian Grosse
Technische Universität München, Germany
ment is dedicated to the following construc- concrete and masonry structures
tion materials: concrete, mortar, grouts, cement Nenad Gucunski
Volumetric visualization techniques for on-site Rutgers University, USA
paste, stone, brick and aggregates.
inspection
Neil Hoult
Contributions to the conference segment may
Automated NDT systems Queens University, Canada
be within – but are not limited to – the following
Ioannou Ioannis
topics: Verification of existing laboratory and on-site University of Cyprus, Cyprus
standard test methods
Quantitative characterisation at Wim Stenfert Kroese
microstructural level Examples of modern application of NDT Consensor, Netherlands
methods Markus Kruger
Experimental and numerical methods for Graz University, Austria
characterisation of fresh concrete/mortar/
Eric Landis
paste/grout Maine University, USA
Monitoring techniques for quality control Ernst Niederleithinger
BAM, Germany
during production
Monitoring techniques for existing structuresPhD SYMPOSIUM scientific committee
Ueli Angst Ole Mejlhede Jensen Kristina Potočki
Organising committee: ETH Zürich, Switzerland Technische Universität Darmstadt, Denmark Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
Engineering, Croatia
Martina Pezer, Dirk Schlicke, Stjepan Lakušić Andrej Anžlin Robert Jockwer
ZAG, Slovenia ETH Zürich, Switzerland Marijana Serdar
Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
Mario Bačić Anja Klausen Engineering, Croatia
Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil SINTEF, Norway
Engineering, Croatia Wolfram Schmidt
Sukmin Kwon BAM, Germany
The PhD symposium of SMSS 2019 creates a Dan Bompa Land and Housing Institute, South Korea
Imperial College London, UK Didier Snoeck
professional platform for excellent PhD stu- Lovorka Librić Gent University, Belgium
dents to discuss their scientific developments Christian Christodoulo Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
AECOM, UK Engineering, Croatia Mislav Stepinac
with established experts and to found a net- Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
work of young scientists of various countries Isabella G. Colombo Lana Lovrenčić Butković Engineering, Croatia
Politecnico di Milano, Italy Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
in order to exchange knowledge and promote Engineering, Croatia Branko Šavija
scientific goals. Iurie Curosu TNO, Delft, Netherlands
TU Dresden, Germany Ivan Lukačević
This PhD symposium will be organized in a spe- Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Kristina Ana Škeb
Gianluca Cusatis Engineering, Croatia Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
cifically dedicated conference segment where- Northwestern University, USA
Engineering, Croatia
by the scope of this segment is deliberately Mladena Luković
Ivan Duvnjak Delft University of Technology, Netherlands Efi Tzoura
wide to enable a comprehensive debate. Contri- Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
University of Leeds, UK
butions from any field of Sustainable Materials, Engineering, Croatia Benjy Marks
The University of Sydney, Australia Mario Uroš
Systems and Structures in this segment are ex- Gordan Gilja Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
clusively offered to PhD students whereby the Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Hadi Mazaheripour Engineering, Croatia
Engineering, Croatia University of Minho, Portugal
inherent high standards of the scientific con- Nikolina Vezilić Strmo
tributions were ensured by a review of interna- Gregor Gluth Marta Miletić Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
BAM, Germany Auburn University, USA
Engineering, Croatia
tional experts.
Ivo Haladin Bojan Milovanović Natalie Williams Portal
Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Univesity of Zagreb Faculty of Civil
Research Institutes of Sweden, Sweden
Engineering, Croatia Engineering, Croatia
Dimitrije M. Zakić
Craig Hargis Behzad Nematollahi University of Belgrad, Serbia
University of North Florida, USA Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Ivan Ignjatović Mijo Nikolić
University of Beograd, Serbia University of Split, CroatiaTRAVELLING TO ROVINJ
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HR – AB 52 – 040 155 102SOCIAL PROGRAMME
organised excursions
Brijuni Islands Motovun – Svetvinčenat Taste Istria – Gastrotour
The Brijuni island group that lies off the south- A very valuable region with respect to natural Pick up in front of the hotel at 08:00h. Visit to
west coast of Istria in the vicinity of Pula, was science, economics (truffles), cultural history the famous Cattunar family’s winery, where you
once the meeting place of the European and (St. Mark’s Forest) and tourist. Motovun Forest get to taste 4 different types of wine + tradi-
world jet set. As the only national park in Istria, stretches along the valley of the River Mirna and tional snacks (smoked ham, cheese, olives). Vis-
Brijuni with its 14 islands covering an area of is the best-known site for finding truffles, sub- it to a dairy farm in Žminj. Cheese tasting. Visit
736 square hectares presents a unique play of terranean fungi, which are claimed to have aph- to the oil mill of Chiavalon’s family in Vodnjan.
nature that brings together remarkable animal rodisiac qualities. It is the habitat of the largest Tasting of the award winning Chiavalon olive oil
species and rare and rich flora all at one place. It and most prized of all truffles – the white truffle + snacks. Return to the hotel around 18:00 h.
ranks as one of the loveliest archipelagos in the the Istrian white truffle is known for its unique
Price per person*: 60,00 € per person
Mediterranean. taste and exquisite aroma owing to specific local
climatic conditions. *The prices are subject to change
Pick up in front of the hotel at 7:30. Heading to
depending on the number of
Fažana, where from the ship takes you to National Pick up in front of the hotel at 14:00. Depar-
paricipants
Park Brijuni. The sightseeing tour includes: a ride ture to Motovun – probably the most beautiful
by tourist train, visit to the remains of the Roman medieval town in Istria. Your next stop is Svet-
villa rustica from the I century B.C. in the bay of vinčenat, a small village in the central Istria, fa-
Verige, and the safari park. The tour also includes mous for its magnificent medieval castle Moros-
visit to the Church of St. Germain with perma- ini-Grimani. The popular Escape Castle game
nent exhibition of copies of frescoes and Glago- allows you discover the rich history of this place.
litic writings from Istria. Lunch at konoba Feral in Dinner at Konoba Klarići, about 10 minutes drive
Fažana. Return to the hotel around 18:30 h. from Svetvinčenat, is scheduled for 20:00. Re-
turn to the hotel around 22:00.
Price per person*: 54.00 € per person
Price per person*: 54.00 € per person
*The prices are subject to change depending on the
number of paricipants *The prices are subject to change depending on
the number of paricipantsCONTACT University of Zagreb Faculty of Civil Engineering Department of Materials Fra A. Kacica Miosica 26 10000 Zagreb, Croatia e-mail: rilem.smss@grad.hr fax: +385(0)1 4828 051 phone: +385(0)1 4639 118 web: www.grad.hr/rilem.smss
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