Conference · Brisbane, Australia

Coasts and Marine Structures 2015

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Dates23–25 Mar 2015This edition has ended
VenuePullman Brisbane King George SquareBrisbane, Australia
RunningSince 2015Frequency unknown · 2 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
This is the 2015 edition. It has ended. See Coasts and Marine Structures's current page for the next dates.

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2first in 2015

About Coasts and Marine Structures

Times are changing for the coast and marine industry. With the market repositioning itself, now is a fundamental time to explore the latest design, planning, construction and maintenance techniques, in order to remain relevant during current declining periods and to help you gain competitor advantage in preparation for the anticipated boom periods.

The 2015 Coasts and Marine Structures Conference in Australia will facilitate all of this and more.

Through case studies, interactive roundtables and panel discussions this conference will help you to:

. Reflect on case studies and gain insights into the critical lessons learnt, industry progresses and innovations employed over the past 15 years

. Learn the latest innovations in design and construction methodologies applied to current projects

. Refine best practice and techniques that drive next level cost effectiveness, sustainability and efficiencies across the entire asset lifecycle

2015 Speakers

Mike Toulson,Gildas ColleterJohn Imrie,Grant Gaston,Neville Kidd ,Miles Dacre ,Chris Carboon, David Taylor ,Philip Davies,Alec Courts , Philip Karajayli and many more...

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201720–22 Mar 2017Royal on the Park
Brisbane, Australia
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201523–25 Mar 2015Pullman Brisbane King George Square
Brisbane, Australia
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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