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An InvItAtIon rom the Con erenCe ChAIrperson

The Local Organising Committee, the Engineers Australias National Committee onCoastal and Ocean Engineering, PIANC Australia and the Institute o Pro essionalEngineers New Zealand invite you to attend Coasts and Ports 2011; an amalgamationo the 20th Australasian Coastal and Ocean Engineering con erence and the 13th

Australasian Port and Harbour Con erence.

The Coasts and Ports con erence series is the pre-eminent orum in the Australasian regionor pro essionals to meet and discuss issues extending across all disciplines related to

coasts and ports. Coasts and Ports 2011 will bring together engineers, planners, scientistsand researchers to ocus on the technological, scienti c, policy, planning and design issues related to our diverse anddeveloping coasts.

We are pleased to include ve concurrent streams and a poster session at Coasts and Ports 2011 owing to the stronginterest in presenting papers at the Con erence. The paper topics cover a broad range o themes, including: coastalprocesses, coastal structures and acilities, port engineering, dredging, coastal planning, policy and management andenvironmental e ects.

Coasts and Ports 2011 will be held in Perth, Western Australia, rom 28-30 September 2011. The con erence venueis Western Australias purpose-built and state-o -the-art, Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. The Centres locationbetween the city and the Swan River will allow attendees easy access to everything Perth has to o er.

We look orward to seeing you in Perth in 2011.

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Coasts & Ports 2011 Chairperson

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K e Welcome Reception Three day technical programme Trade exhibition Field trips Con erence dinner Poster session Closing sundowner Pre-Con erence short courses

W s uld A d?Coasts & Ports 2011 is an event that will be o interestto any person with a pro essional interest in the coastaland maritime environments. The Con erence willintegrate ideas and knowledge amongst engineers, portand maritime operators, researchers and scientists,government, maritime manu acturers, planners andpolicy makers.

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Dr. Thomas Wakeman is the Deputy Director o the DHS National o Center o Excellenceor Port Security (Center or Secure and Resilient Maritime Commerce), Deputy Director

o the Center or Maritime Systems, and Research Pro essor in the Department o Civil,Environmental, and Ocean Engineering at Stevens Institute o Technology, Hoboken, NewJersey. Previously, he was employed with the Port Authority o New York and New Jersey

or 14 years and was with the United States Army Corps o Engineers, San Franciscoand Sacramento Districts, or over 23 years. During his tenure in these positions, hisresponsibilities involved supervision, planning and project management o numerousin rastructure projects or both agencies including as General Manager, WaterwaysDevelopment, or the Port Authority, and Technical Director o the Bay-Delta HydraulicModel in Sausalito, Cali ornia, or the Corps o Engineers, San Francisco District. In 2004,

Dr. Wakeman was the Senior Maritime Advisor or the Coalition Provision Authority whilestationed in Umm Qsar, Iraq. There he was responsible or the reopening, retro tting, andoperation o Iraqi ports to handle reconstruction cargo.

Dr. Wakeman has extensive experience in navigation, port development, security, andreight transportation planning. In 2008 he was named the American Society o Civil

Engineers (ASCE) New Jersey Educator o the Year. Because o long term service to theinternational navigation association (PIANC), he was award Fellow status by the US Sectionin 2009. In 2010, he was named a Distinguished Diplomate in both Port Engineering andNavigation Engineering by COPRI. His pro ession a liations besides ASCE and PIANCinclude the Transportation Research Board (TRB) and New York Academy o Sciences. Dr.

Wakeman has a MS in Civil Engineering rom University o Cali ornia, Davis, MA in MarineBiology rom San Francisco State University, and a doctorate o Engineering-Science romColumbia University, New York.

Dr Je erson Vianna Bandeira is a Senior Researcher o the Brazilian Nuclear EnergyCommission (CNEN), working at the Centre or the Development o Nuclear Technology(CDTN) (www.cdtn.br ) in Belo Horizonte City, Capital o Minas Gerais State, Brazil. Hegraduated in Mechanical Engineering rom the Federal University o Minas Gerais State Brazil (1968), MSc. in Nuclear Sciences and Techniques by the same University (1972),MSc. in Applied Hydrology by the Federal University o Rio Grande do Sul State Brazil(1974), Diploma in Hydraulic Engineering: Branch Costal & O shore Engineering by The

International Institute For Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering (IHE) Del t, TheNetherlands (1986) and DSc. in Sanitation, Environment & Water Resources (Branch:Water Resources) by the Federal University o Minas Gerais State Brazil (2004).

Dr Bandeira has over 40 years o experience in the elds o Coastal and River Engineering,Sur ace and Groundwater Hydrology, using tracer and correlated techniques includingsediment transport studies; coastal morphology, embracing evaluation and possibleremediation o erosion and accretion cases due to natural and man-made causes;optimisation o dredging works and studies o its physical environmental impacts; and studies

or the discharge o industrial and domestic e fuents and re rigeration water o thermalplants. He has been a member o the Brazilian Water Resources Association (ABRH) since1979; was the ounder o the Technical Committees on Coastal and Sediment Engineeringo ABRH; expert o the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) since 1988; member o the advisory council o the permanent secretariat o COPEDEC (1990-2003); and membero the PIANC acting in its Co-operation Commission CoCom (2003 to present).

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Excellence or Port Security (Center or Secure

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Research Pro essor Department o Civil,Environmental, and Ocean Engineering

Stevens Institute o Technology, New Jersey

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Senior Researcher Centre or Development o

Nuclear Technology (CDTN)Institute o the Brazilian

Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEN),

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Pro essor Charitha Pattiaratchi holds Bachelors, Masters and PhD degrees rom theUniversity o Wales, UK. He has been at the University o Western Australia or over 20 yearsand currently holds the positions o Winthrop Pro essor o Coastal Oceanography and Heado the School o Environmental Systems Engineering. Pro . Pattiaratchi has supervisedover 30 PhD students and 100 honours students and has published over 300 articles/ reports on coastal oceanography, which include over 100 in peer-reviewed international

journals. He has received more than $25 million in research unding. Pro . Pattiaratchisresearch interests are in coastal physical oceanography and coastal sediment transport,with emphasis on eld experiments and numerical modelling. He has played an active rolein examining climate change e ects in coastal regions o Western Australia, particularly inrelation to ocean currents, wind and wave climate, sea level variability, coastal fooding and

beach stability.

Steve Buchan is General Manager o RPS MetOcean Pty Ltd, a physical oceanographic

consultancy which initiated in Perth in 1974. He joined the business in January 1979, andhas been involved in the development o operational and/or design metocean criteria orevery operational O shore Oil & Gas acility (and related coastal acilities) on the NorthWest Shel and in the Timor Sea.

Steve has a BE in Mechanical Engineering rom The University o Western Australia, andan MSc rom the Fluid Mechanics Research Institute at the University o Essex (UK). He isa Member o The Institution o Engineers Australia, and has over 32 years o experience inCoastal and Ocean Engineering.

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Australian National Facility or Ocean Gliders

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pre-Con erenCe short CoUrses & WorKshop

Two Pre-Con erence Short Courses and a Workshop will be held on 26-27 September 2011 at the PerthConvention and Exhibition Centre. The courses will be ollowed by the Con erence Welcome Reception.

You do not have to attend the Con erence to attend the Short Courses.

Copep (eA) C u : The Engineers Australia (EA) WA Coastal, Ocean andPort Engineering Panel (COPEP) will be o ering twoone-day short courses targeted at Coastal Engineerswith between 5 and 10 years experience. Attendees canenrol in either one or both days however both courses

will be in the area o sediment transport. The rst coursewill provide an overview o applied coastal sedimenttransport, identi ying simple and practical techniques toimprove modelling, through interpretation o coastal ormand dynamics. The second course will be based aroundthe XBEACH sediment transport modelling systemand its application within the Australian coastal zone.

This course will be acilitated by both International and Australian experts who are involved in the developmentand application o the XBEACH system. XBEACH is anopen source so tware system which is gaining increasing

application in the investigation o sediment transport andmorphological investigations worldwide.

C : eA m b tw Da $700eA n -m b tw Da $800eA m b o Da $400eA n -m b o Da $500

Prices are inclusive o GST.

pIAnC Au alia W k :PIANC Australia is holding a dredging workshop priorto the commencement o the Coasts and Ports 2011Con erence Environmental Approvals and Management(Where are we today, where are we going and what havewe learnt). The workshop will be acilitated by Thomas

Wakeman and will include presentations and discussionon current relevant issues in relation to dredgingapprovals and management in WA and nationally.Participation rom key stakeholders representinggovernment, industry, ports, contractors and consultantsis proposed to provide a wide selection o relevant andin ormative sessions. The workshop will present andinclude discussion on (amongst other topics) the newEnvironmental Assessment Guidelines or Dredging (WAEPA EAG7) and the recently released PIANC GuidelinesDredging and Port Construction around Coral Ree s

(including one o the contributing authors). PIANC isthe global non-political and non-pro t organisationproviding guidance or sustainable waterborne transportin rastructure or ports and waterways.

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Da : Thursday 29 September 2011

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r u : Perth Convention and ExhibitionCentre/Barrack Street Jetty

i ld t i 1 n B ac The coastline between Fremantle Harbour and HillarysMarina provides recreational acilities to over hal a millioncitizens o Perth. Managing the interests o recreationalboat owners, beachgoers (swimming, snorkelling,diving and shing), sports clubs, developers and theenvironment is a challenging task. The managementtask is shared between the State Government andseven Local Government Authorities.

The environment along this coastline varies rom sandybeaches to rocky coast, with a range o perchedbeaches and structures. A range o managementresponses along these beaches have been required dueto the inconsistent coastal response to development,and modi cation to hydrodynamic orcing and sedimentsupply.

This tour highlights the diverse coastal environments,along with the coastal in rastructure and beach re-nourishment projects that allow the coastline to beprotected and enjoyed. This tour will begin at HillarysBoat Harbour and head south, stopping at Watermans,North Beach and the recently redeveloped ScarboroughBeach.

a u : Hillarys Boat Harbour Watermans Beach (groynes)

North Beach (perched beach) Scarborough Beach

IeLD trIpsFour tours will be conducted to visit local examples o coastal, port and estuarine engineering issues on

Thursday 29 September rom 1230 1700.

The con erence eld trips provide attendees with the opportunity to visit interesting port, harbour, coastaland estuarine projects surrounding Perth.

The our tour options will be: Northern Beaches Australian Marine Complex/Port Coogee

Development Fremantle Port Cruise Swan River Cruise

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The Australian Marine Complex (AMC) is a world-classcentre or excellence or manu acturing, abrication,assembly, maintenance and technology servicing themarine, de ence, oil and gas, and resource industry.

Located in Western Australia, 23 kilometres south o Perth, the AMC has been developed to enhance theopportunities created by the clustering o industriesand is home to the largest marine industry in Australia.

The AMC has established international credentialsor the repair, maintenance and construction o naval

and commercial vessels, as well as in rastructureor the abrication and assembly o o shore oil and

gas modules.

Australinds Port Coogee is a world-class marina andresidential estate o ering a premium coastal li estyle.Located just minutes rom Fremantle and 18 kilometressouth o the Perth CBD, the $2 billion development is oneo Australias biggest coastal renewal projects coveringmore than 85 hectares. The development will comprisea 300-pen marina, shops, restaurants, a boutique hotel,boardwalks, a waterside amphitheatre, beaches, shingplat orms and jetties.

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The our awards associated with the Coasts and Ports2011 Con erence are the: D.N. Foster award to provide undergraduate

engineering students with an opportunity to attendthe con erence (NCCOE);

Kevin Stark Memorial award or the best multi-disciplinary paper in coastal and ocean engineering(NCCOE);

PIANC young authors award or the best paper onports and harbour engineering by an author under35 (PIANC); and

Fremantle Ports student award or the beststudent paper.

The Con erence website contains urther in ormationon these awards.

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i ld t i 3 a l p C ui The Fremantle Inner Harbour provides modern deep-water acilities or handling container trade, break-bulk vessels, livestock exports and motor vehicleimports. It also accommodates cruise ships and visitingnaval vessels.

The Inner Harbour, designed by Irish-born engineer, C.Y.OConnor and opened on 4 May 1897, is located at themouth o the Swan River adjacent to the historic cityo Fremantle. The Outer Harbour, 20 kilometres urther

south on the shores o Cockburn Sound was opened on11 January 1955. Its deepwater bulk port acilities weredeveloped to service the Kwinana industrial area, whichexpanded rapidly in the 1960s and 70s.

This trip will look at the acilities and discuss theoperations o the Fremantle Port.

a u : Tour o Fremantle Port acilities and projects

i ld t i 4 swa ri C ui The main river o the Perth Metropolitan Area is theSwan and Canning River System. Established in 1989,the Swan River Trust is a State government agencycharged with protecting and managing the Swan andCanning river systems. In the role as caretaker o one o Perths most amed natural treasures, the Swan River

Trust works with community, industry, local governmentand other State government agencies. As an area witha high public ocus and recreation on and o the water,many projects have been undertaken to maintain andimprove the amenity and the quality o the Swan River.

This eld trip will ocus on recent oreshore stabilisationworks and water quality improvement projectsundertaken on the Swan and Canning Rivers.

a u :River Cruise rom Barrack St ocussing on River wall stabilisation (near Old Swan Brewery) River bank protection strategies Water quality improvement measures Managing the balance between recreation and

environmentPlease be advised that eld trips three and our involve travel by boat

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soCIAL proGrAm

Da : Wednesday 28 September 2011

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v u : Northern Foyer,Perth Convention andExhibition Centre

Join the Con erence poster presenters or an opportunityto discuss their research and work, accompanied by

wine and cheese.C : Included in Full Registration

Addi i al tick : $33 per person


Da : Friday 30 September 2011

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v u : Southern Foyer,Perth Convention andExhibition Centre

Drinks and light ood will be served in the Southern Foyero the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre; this will bea great opportunity or urther networking, and a way tounwind a ter the Con erence, prior to any late fights home.C : Included in Full Registration

Addi i al tick : $33 per person

Depending on interest, a bus may be arranged to take

participants rom the Con erence venue to the airport, a ter the sundowner, or late evening fights.

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v u : River View Rooms 4 & 5,Perth Convention andExhibition Centre

A welcome reception will take place amongst theCon erence exhibition the evening prior to the rst dayo the Con erence. The unction will provide the per ectopportunity or delegates to catch up with colleagues,renew past acquaintances and make new contacts in arelaxed atmosphere.

C : Included in Full Registration Addi i al tick : $55 per person

Da : Thursday 29 September 2011

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Dinner: 1900 2400

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Exhibition CentreEnjoy a abulous dinner in the BelleVue Ballroom o thePerth Convention and Exhibition Centre. This eveningis the per ect opportunity to get acquainted with otherCon erence delegates, whilst being entertained, winedand dined on the best that Western Australia has to o er.

A night not to be missed!

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Western Australia is adored or its brilliant blue skies, warm sunny climate and white sandy beaches. It is aland blessed with some o the worlds most precious natural phenomena including the dolphins o MonkeyMia, the 350-million-year-old Bungle Bungle range and the towering Karri orests o the South West.

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T: 08 9338 0300F: 08 9338 0309W: www.pcec.com.au

The Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC) hasbeen con rmed as the venue or the Coasts & Ports2011 Con erence. The Centre is situated in the heart o the beauti ul city o Perth within an easy walking distanceo the major hotels, businesses, restaurants and retaildistricts and o ers a range o transport options.

With its advanced technical acilities and communicationin rastructure as well as rst class catering and service,the PCEC meets all the requirements needed or anenjoyable and productive working environment and is

undoubtedly an ideal host venue or the Con erence.

Spanning over 2.5 million square kilometres (1 millionsquare miles), Western Australia extends into di erentclimatic zones simultaneously; when it is warm and dryin the north o the State, it is cool and wet in the south.Perth, the capital city o the State, is home to 1.38 millionpeople and enjoys more hours o sunshine than anyother capital city in Australia.

Sophisticated yet uncomplicated, the li estyle in Western Australia is relaxed. Perth o ers visitors a variety o multi-cultural restaurants, ca es, bars and nightclubs.Spend a day shopping, cruising on the Swan River,relaxing on a secluded beach, or play a round o gol on one o Perths many courses. Take a day tour east toWave Rock, or south to the Margaret River region. TheMargaret River wine region is home o award-winningwineries situated amongst natural attractions like giantold-growth Karri orests, world- amous sur breaks and

the breath-taking Southern Ocean. Rottnest Island alsomakes a wonder ul day out, with pristine blue water, andlong stretches o white sandy beaches. Spend a dayexploring the island by bicycle, catch the bus or traintour and explore spectacular marine li e.

Bordered largely by desert to the east, Western Australiais bound by 12,500 kilometres (7,813 miles) o the worldsmost pristine coastline to the west. I you have time a terthe Con erence, you may want to explore the north-west, with pristine coasts o ering spectacular warm

tropical waters and coral ree s or diving, snorkelling andshing. The neighbouring dramatic landscapes o the

Pilbara and Kimberley are home to a range o unique,largely undisturbed fora and auna.

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t aGetting to the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centreis easy. I youre not driving, there are many transportoptions that bring you to the door o the centre or atleast a short stroll away.

Walking

The PCEC is located next to the Swan River and its manywalking paths. From South Perth, the Perth Conventionand Exhibition Centre is a 20-minute stroll over theNarrows Bridge. From Perths Central Business District,the PCEC is between a 5-minute and 15-minute walk,depending on your starting point. And rom West Perth,

just walk down Kings Park Road and onto St Georges Terrace be ore heading down to the PCEC.

Cycling

Perths cycle paths are superb and intersect the cityarea rom all directions.

Taxi

From the airport taxi ranks are located outside bothterminals, and commissionaires are available to assistyou during peak movement periods. As a general guide,the ollowing ees apply or taxis travelling rom:

Domestic Terminal to CBD: $27International Terminal to CBD: $35

There are taxi ranks near the Perth Convention andExhibition Centre and taxis can also be hailed rom thestreet. Taxis can drop o guests in a drop-o zone inthe PCECs arrival plaza.

Bus

There are 13 bus service areas within the Perth region,with our major bus operators. Perths central busstation is located adjacent to the Perth Convention andExhibition Centre and bus services to all suburbs o Perthare requent. There is also a ree Central Area Transit(CAT) bus service that runs through the City o Perth. Forbus timetables see www.transperth.wa.gov.au or call13 62 13 or more in ormation.

Airport to City Shuttle Services Bus shuttle servicesare available rom Perth Airport to the city. A one-way trip

rom the domestic terminal costs $11.00 per person androm the international terminal costs $13.00 per person.

Train The Esplanade train station right next to the PCEC hastrains running regularly. For train timetables and urtherin ormation, see www.transperth.wa.gov.au

Ferry

Transperth also operates erries rom the Barrack Street jetty in Perth to the South Perth oreshore. The BarrackStreet jetty is a ve-minute walk rom Perth Conventionand Exhibition Centre. Visit www.transperth.wa.gov.au

or erry timetables and urther in ormation.

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The Organising Committee is delighted to o er delegates a variety o speciallynegotiated hotel and apartment accommodation, within close proximity to the Perth Conventionand Exhibition Centre. Accommodation can be booked via the Con erence registration orm.

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q Medina Grand Perthw Mounts Bay Waters Apartment Hotele The Goodearth HotelR Somerset St Georges TerraceT The New Esplanade Hotel

Times quoted are walking distances to venue.

Medina Grand Perth HHHHH

On site at the PCEC Con erence Venue33 Mounts Bay Road, PerthCheck IN: 1400Check OUT: 1000

Medina Grand Perth is conveniently located at the PerthConvention and Exhibition Centre. Apartments are serviceddaily and include ull kitchen, separate lounge and laundry

acilities as well as a restaurant, pool, gymnasium, spa andsauna as part o the services on o er to guests.

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$285 Studio Apartment

$300 Premier One Bedroom Apartment

Mounts Bay Waters Apartment Hotel HHHH7 minutes walk to PCECMounts Bay Road, PerthCheck IN: 1400Check OUT: 1000Mounts Bay Waters Apartment Hotel is set in a villagestyle environment complimented by gardens, swimmingpools and tennis courts. The apartment hotel o ers all the

services and acilities provided by a hotel but with the addedconvenience and space o a ully sel contained apartmentwith complimentary under cover parking.

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$280 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Apartment




The Goodearth Hotel HHH 15 minutes walk to PCEC195 Adelaide Tce, PerthCheck IN: 1500Check OUT: 1000

The Goodearth Hotel prides itsel on o ering a homeaway rom home atmosphere with exceptional service.Re urbished rooms will enhance this experience providinga modern mid-range accommodation option to guests.

rAte room type

$155 Studio Double Room

$175 One Bedroom Apartment

$200 Executive Apartment

Somerset St Georges Terrace HHHH10 minutes walk to PCEC185 St Georges Terrace, PerthCheck IN: 1400Check OUT: 1100

The 4 star Somerset on the Terrace is located in the heart o the city and includes 24 hour reception and room service.Guests have ree access to gym & indoor pool & local healthcentre. The hotel is close to shopping malls, theatres, SwanRiver attractions and spectacular nightli e.

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The New Esplanade Hotel HHH5 minutes walk to PCEC18 The Esplanade, PerthCheck IN: 1400Check OUT: 1000

The New Esplanade Hotel Perth is conveniently located atPerths doorstep located within minutes o the PCEC. Hotel

eatures include break ast restaurant, gym and undercoverparking. Room acilities include tea/co ee making acilities,mini bar and wireless Internet access.

rAte room type$155 Standard Room

$185 Deluxe Room

D i A deposit o one nights accommodation, or credit carddetails are required to secure your booking and earlybookings are strongly advised. The balance o youraccommodation account and any incidental charges mustbe paid in ull direct to the hotel upon your departure.

D adliPerth has a limited number o hotels and we encouragedelegates to book accommodation well in advance. Hotelsimpose strict release dates or block accommodationbookings. All rooms will be released on 25 Augu 2011 and there ore all accommodation bookings received a terthis date will be subject to availability.

t i l gD ubl r : re ers to a room with one Double/QueenBed occupied by two people.

twi r : re ers to a room with two Single Beds.

si gl r : re ers to a room with one Double/QueenBed occupied by one person only.

Weve put together some suggestions to ensure attending the Coasts and Ports 2011 Con erence is withineveryones budget.

perth on A BUDGet

There is plenty o accommodation in Perth or delegateswho are looking or a sa e, clean and riendly place tostay but dont need 5 Stars to get a good nights sleep.

Please review the options below (please note,bookings need to be made directly with theseaccommodation options.

p Ci yhA Back ack h lis the only 4star hostel in Western Australia, set inside a renovated1940s art deco building in the heart o Perth. Facilitiesinclude: in-house gym, pool, TV room, internet, parking,laundry, secure lockers, luggage storage, 24hr receptionand backpacker bar. It is an a ordable but superiorbackpacker hostel winner o Western Australia Tourismaward or Best Backpacker Accommodation in 2007, 2008and 2009 and inducted into the WA Hall o Fame in 2010.www.yha.com.au/hostels/wa/perth-surrounds/perth-backpackers-hostel

exclu i Back ack is an a ordable, quality hostelproviding com ort and security. The atmosphere is sohomely that you eel like youve got a home in Perth!www.exclusivebackpackers.com

t Gl b Back ack hostel was established in1995 and is located on 561 Wellington Street, cornero Queen Street, Perth Western Australia. The newpremises boast the highest quality and best value ormoney backpacker accommodation in Perth WA.www.globebackpackers.com.au

B i a ia Willia is situated in the heart o Northbridge, and only minutes rom the city, Britanniais one o the best located backpacking hostels inPerth. Previously occupied by the YHA organizationthe Britannia has been one o the key backpackersin Perth. Since the beginning o 2006 the hostel hasmade some great improvements to such a lovelybuilding. With excellent acilities and eatures, the

riendliest sta , and the best atmosphere, Britanniaon William is the ideal home away rom home.www.perthbritannia.com/



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reGIstrAtIon In ormAtIon

Registrations can be made by completing the enclosed registration orm and returning via ax or post to theCon erence Secretariat.

Alternatively, online registration is available through the Con erence website www.coastsandports2011.com.au . Visit theregistration page and ollow the prompts to complete the registration details as requested. We suggest that you printa copy o your registration prior to submission.

Registrations will not be accepted over the telephone or without completing the required paper work.

r gi a i All prices quoted in this brochure are inclusive o GST.

eArLy BIrD reGULAr(Closes 29/07/11) (30/07/11 onwards)

Full Registration EA/PIANC/IPENZ Members* $850 $950

Full Registration EA/PIANC/IPENZ Non-Members $1050 $1150

Student Full Registration** $350 $450

Day Registration EA/PIANC/IPENZ Members* $380 $380

Day Registration EA/PIANC/IPENZ Non-Members $480 $480

* Engineers Australia (EA), PIANC (Australia) and IPENZ membership number must be provided upon registration

** Student registrations must supply proo o ull-time student status rom their institution .

r gi a i e i lULL reGIstrAtIon DAy reGIstrAtIon

(applicable on nominated day only)

Access to Sessions

Delegate Satchel including Program

Tea Breaks & Lunches

Welcome Reception

Con erence Dinner x

Wine, Cheese & Posters Evening

Closing Sundowner

Field Trips (One per Delegate)



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Ca c lla i p licShould you be unable to attend the Con erence, asubstitute delegate is welcome. All cancellations oralterations to registration must be made in writing to theCon erence Secretariat, EECW Pty Ltd. Cancellationsand No Shows that have not paid will be chargedthe ull registration ee and any incidentals includingaccommodation.1. A ull re und, less a cancellation ee o $100 will be

made on those received be ore 1 July 2011.2. A re und o 50% o the registration ee will be made

on cancellations received between 1 July 2011 and12 August 2011.

3. No re und will be made a ter 12 August 2011.4. All eligible re unds will be paid a ter the conclusion o

the Con erence.

pa p licIt is a condition o registration that ull payment is receivedprior to the commencement o the Con erence. I ullpayment is not received, delegates will not be admitted.

LiabiliIn the event o industrial disruption or other un oreseencircumstances, the Host, Organising Committee andEECW Pty Ltd accept no responsibility or loss o moniesincurred by delay or cancellation.

reGIstrAtIon In ormAtIon

steve BUChAnGeneral Manager

RPS MetOcean Pty Ltd Australia Asia Paci c



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Please print clearly and return completed orm with payment to:C c s c a iaeeCW p L dpo B x 749, W bl , WA 6913

ax (08) 9389 1499

Privacy Statement: The Privacy Act 2001 provides that, be ore your personal contact details canbe published, and may be made available to major sponsors, exhibitors, EECW Pty Ltd and otherparties directly related to the Con erence, you must give your consent.

I you do not consent to your contact details being provided to the above mentionedparties please tick this box. I you do not tick this box we con rm that you consent.

THIS REGISTRATION FORM IS AtAX InvoICe ABn 82 064 781 568 eeCW p L d

1. DeLeGAte In ormAtIon Title: Pro /Dr/Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss/Other: ___________ Surname: ______________________________________________________

First Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Organisation: ________________________________ Position: _______________________________________________

Postal Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________

Suburb: ______________________ State: ________Post Code: ______________ Country: __________________________

Telephone: ( ) ______________________________________ Fax: ( ) _____________________________________

Mobile: _____________________________ Email: _________________________________________________________

Name as you wish it to appear on your name badge: _______________________________________________________

Special Requirements (dietary or otherwise): ______________________________________________________________

EA/PIANC/IPENZ Membership Number

2. reGIstrAtIon eeseArLy BIrD reGULAr

(Closes 29/07/11) (30/07/11 onwards)

ull r gi a i eA/pIAnC/IpenZ m b $850 $950

ull r gi a i eA/pIAnC/IpenZ n -m b $1050 $1150

s ud ull r gi a i $350 $450

Da r gi a i eA/pIAnC/IpenZ m b Wed Thurs Fri $380 $380

Da r gi a i eA/pIAnC/IpenZ n -m b Wed Thurs Fri $480 $480

sUBtotAL seCtIon 2 $ _________________________

reGIstrAtIon ormC a a d p 2011 C c

o fc U o l

Re No:

Date Received:

C/C Approval:

Completed by:

Date:



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3. soCIAL UnCtIons

DAte UnCtIon typeCost perperson

AttenDAnCe( l a i d ica ) no o tICKets totAL Cost

Tues 27 Sept W lcr c i

Full Registration Nil Yes No 1 Nil

Additional Tickets $55 $

Wed 28 Sept Wi , C& p



Thurs 29 Sept C cDi



Fri 30 Sept Cl i gsu d w



I available, I would like to book a seat on the complimentary bus travelling rom PCEC to the airport


4. pre-Con erenCe short CoUrses & WorKshopCoUrse Cost per person no o tICKets totAL Cost

COPEP (EA) Course One Day Registration EA Member

Mon Tues$400 $

COPEP (EA) Course One Day Registration EA Non-MemberMon Tues

$500 $

COPEP (EA) Course Two Day Registration EA Member $700 $

COPEP (EA) Course Two Day Registration EA Non-Member $800 $

PIANC Australia Workshop $770 $


5. IeLD trIps

DAte IeLD trIppre erenCe (1-4)

(l a bla k i a di g)

Thurs 29 Sept Nor thern Beaches

Thurs 29 Sept Australian Marine Complex/Port Coogee Development

Thurs 29 Sept Fremantle Port Cruise

Thurs 29 Sept Swan River




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6. ACCommoDAtIonPlease indicate your 3 pre erences or accommodation.

A deposit o one nights payment or your nominated hotel or a credit card number is required with registration to secure your booking. Please note your credit card details will be orwarded onto the hotel to secure the booking only and no monies will be deducted by the Con erence Secretariat. The hotel at its discretion may choose to debit your credit card or one nights accommodation.

Arrival: / /2011 ETA: am/pm Departure: / /2011

hoteL Cost (per nIGht) pre erenCe (1-3) room type ( l a i dica )

m di a G a d p$285 Studio Apartment


m u Ba Wa A a h l$280 One Bedroom, One Bathroom

$360 Two Bedroom, One Bathroom

$390 Two Bedroom, Two Bathroom

$580 Three Bedroom, Two Bathroom

t G d a h l$155 Studio Double


$200 Executive Apartment

s s G g t ac$262 Deluxe Studio

t n w e la ad h l$155 Standard Room

$185 Deluxe Room

I sharing or accompanied by another person in a Twin/Double/Queen room please advise

name ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please use my credit card to secure my accommodation booking as outlined in the Payment Details Section




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8. pAyment sUmmAry

Subtotal Section 2 $ _____________________________



Subtotal Section 6 $ _____________________________(Section 6 not applicable i providing credit card details)


totAL pAyABLe $ _____________________________

Credit Card Payment

Please charge $_________________________________

to my MasterCard Visa

Card No.: ______________________________________

Expiry: _________________________________________

Cardholders Name: _____________________________

Signature: ______________________________________


Please note that your credit card statements will showEECW under transaction details.

Cheques

I will send a cheque or the amount

o $ ___________________________________________

Cheques should be made payable toEECW in trust or Coasts & Ports 2011

9. CAnCeLLAtIon poLICyI understand and accept the conditions o thecancellation policy (see Registration In ormation).

Signature: ______________________________________

Date: __________________________________________

A Tax Invoice will be issued upon receipt o yourregistration payment; please keep a copy o thisregistration orm or your GST records.

7. reserveD CAr pArKInGThe prices stated below are subject to increase by the City o Perth, delegates will be noti ed o this increase. Reserved car parking must be booked by 2 September 2011.

DAte Cost per DAy/per BAy nUmBer o pAsses reqUIreD totAL Cost

Mon 26 Sept $28.00 $

Tues 27 Sept $28.00 $

Wed 28 Sept $28.00 $

Thurs 29 Sept $28.00 $

Fri 30 Sept $28.00 $




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Child CarePlease note that no o fcial arrangements have beenmade or child care during the Con erence. We suggestyou check with your accommodation provider who maybe able to assist you urther with babysitting servicesduring your stay.

Co unication

All communication with delegates will be by email, axor post. I you register and do not receive confrmationwithin 5 working days please contact the Con erence

Secretariat EECW Pty Ltd: (08) 9389 1488 or Email:[email protected]

Disclai er

The in ormation in this brochure is correct at the time o printing. The Organisers reserve the right to change anyaspect o the program without prior notice. Please re erto the Con erence website or program updates.

Dress

Con erence Sessions: Smart Casual

Welcome Reception: Smart Casual

Con erence Dinner: Smart Casual

Closing Sundowner: Smart Casual

Insurance

Registration ees do not include insurance o any kind.It is strongly recommended that all delegates take outtheir own travel and medical insurance prior to comingto the Con erence. The policy should include loss o ees/ deposit through cancellation o your participation in the

Con erence, or through cancellation o the Con erenceitsel , loss o air ares or any reason, medical expenses,loss or damage to personal property, additional expensesand repatriation should travel arrangements have tobe altered. The Con erence Secretariat, Hosts or theOrganising Committee will not take any responsibility

or any participant ailing to insure. Please speak to yourtravel agent or airline in regard to this matter.

meals

All tea breaks and lunches will be served amongst the

exhibition, with a boxed lunch or the Field Trips. Werecognise that some delegates may have special dietaryrequirements.

Please advise the Con erence Secretariat via theregistration orm or in writing should you requirealternative arrangements be made on your behal .

Please be advised that the venue may not be able toprovide all special dietary requirements. In some casesadditional charges might apply (however not usual) andmay need to be charged to the delegate. I this is thecase you will be noti ed separately o these chargeswhich will enable you to either accept these additional

charges or consider an alternative option.Please Note: Dietary requirements received less than 72hours prior to the event cannot be guaranteed. Koshermeals may be available, however please note this will beat additional cost.

pa ki gParking within the Perth Convention and ExhibitionCentre car park is open to the public and spaces arelimited by 8.00am. We encourage delegates to arriveearly each day o the Con erence to avoid any potentialparking problems that may be encountered.

The Con erence has a limited opportunity to reserveparking bays or local delegates. Reserved Bays are$28.00 per day and can be booked via the registration

orm. Please note that this price may be subject tochange; delegates reserving bays will be noti ed shouldthere be variations to the charge.

The booking deadline or pre-reserved parking is2 s b 2011 .

s ki g p lic The West Australian Government imposes a strictno smoking policy in venues, restaurants, bars andshopping centres in Perth.

W b iwww.coastsandports2011.com.au

The in ormation provided within this brochure andprogram is correct at the time o printing.

The Con erence website will be updated regularly and weurge those interested to view the site or urther detailson the program, general in ormation and to register orthe Con erence

GenerAL In ormAtIon

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