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This event series comprises a two-day static liquefaction workshop and a two-day seminar on responding to emerging challenges in tailings management. www.acg.uwa.edu.au/events/ TAILINGS MANAGEMENT & STATIC LIQUEFACTION EVENTS 1720 MARCH 2020 | THE UNIVERSITY CLUB, THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, PERTH Professor Andy Fourie Department of Civil, Environmental and Mining Engineering The University of Western Australia TAILINGS MANAGEMENT: RESPONDING TO EMERGING CHALLENGES SEMINAR 19–20 MARCH 2020 This two-day seminar will address the emerging challenges in the day-to-day management of tailings storage facilities and the obligation to comply with the relevant operating standards and closure requirements. It will explore the conditions and obstacles encountered in everyday mining, and innovative solutions utilised in different mining operations and environments; and will include case studies, specialist presentations and discussion sessions. Topics covered include: Upstream tailings storage facilities An owner’s perspective on governance and stewardship Mine closure planning from a legal perspective Laboratory testing In situ testing In-pit tailings project case study Examples of industry practices Risk mitigation in response to static liquefaction Concerns related to selenium from mining Water management measures and problems related to poor management Filtered tailings forum Economics of tailings storage facilities Implications of the Draft Global Tailings Standard (globaltailingsreview.org), including liability and securing insurance STATIC LIQUEFACTION WORKSHOP 17–18 MARCH 2020 Dr David Reid Research Fellow Department of Civil, Environmental and Mining Engineering The University of Western Australia Please see overleaf for preliminary programmes. Visit acg.uwa.edu.au/events/ for up-to-date details. Facilitator: This two-day workshop aims to provide a demonstration of static liquefaction triggering as it related to tailings, and outline the various tools available to assess the potential for this behaviour. This will be achieved through explanation on the interpretation of the cone penetration test (CPT), laboratory techniques to refine CPT interpretation and provide inputs to other analyses, and finally analytical and numerical methods to assess static liquefaction susceptibility. The importance of understanding the brittleness of the material in question will be emphasised. Theoretical discussions will be alternated with examples from various failure case histories to highlight the relevance of the concepts. The workshop will include discussion of techniques developed over the past few decades to provide historical context, along with current state-of-practice approaches, and finally an outline of areas of current active research on the topic and the relevance of new data on engineering practice. Mining and tailings consultants, operators of tailings storage facilities, as well as regulators will find this workshop of interest. Facilitator: Sponsorship opportunies are available for this four day event series. Visit www.acg.uwa.edu.au/sponsorship for details. REGISTRATION BROCHURE

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This event series comprises a two-day static liquefaction workshop and a two-day seminar on responding to emerging challenges in tailings management.

www.acg.uwa.edu.au/events/

TAILINGS MANAGEMENT & STATIC LIQUEFACTION EVENTS17–20 MARCH 2020 | THE UNIVERSITY CLUB, THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, PERTH

Professor Andy FourieDepartment of Civil, Environmental and Mining EngineeringThe University of Western Australia

TAILINGS MANAGEMENT: RESPONDING TO EMERGING CHALLENGES SEMINAR19–20 MARCH 2020

This two-day seminar will address the emerging challenges in the day-to-day management of tailings storage facilities and the obligation to comply with the relevant operating standards and closure requirements. It will explore the conditions and obstacles encountered in everyday mining, and innovative solutions utilised in different mining operations and environments; and will include case studies, specialist presentations and discussion sessions.

Topics covered include:• Upstream tailings storage facilities• An owner’s perspective on governance and stewardship• Mine closure planning from a legal perspective• Laboratory testing• In situ testing• In-pit tailings project case study• Examples of industry practices• Risk mitigation in response to static liquefaction• Concerns related to selenium from mining• Water management measures and problems related to

poor management• Filtered tailings forum• Economics of tailings storage facilities• Implications of the Draft Global Tailings Standard

(globaltailingsreview.org), including liability and securing insurance

STATIC LIQUEFACTION WORKSHOP17–18 MARCH 2020

Dr David ReidResearch FellowDepartment of Civil, Environmental and Mining EngineeringThe University of Western Australia

Please see overleaf for preliminary programmes. Visit acg.uwa.edu.au/events/ for up-to-date details.

Facilitator:

This two-day workshop aims to provide a demonstration of static liquefaction triggering as it related to tailings, and outline the various tools available to assess the potential for this behaviour. This will be achieved through explanation on the interpretation of the cone penetration test (CPT), laboratory techniques to refine CPT interpretation and provide inputs to other analyses, and finally analytical and numerical methods to assess static liquefaction susceptibility. The importance of understanding the brittleness of the material in question will be emphasised. Theoretical discussions will be alternated with examples from various failure case histories to highlight the relevance of the concepts.The workshop will include discussion of techniques developed over the past few decades to provide historical context, along with current state-of-practice approaches, and finally an outline of areas of current active research on the topic and the relevance of new data on engineering practice.

Mining and tailings consultants, operators of tailings storage facilities, as well as regulators will find this workshop of interest.

Facilitator:

Sponsorship opportunities are available for this four day event series. Visit www.acg.uwa.edu.au/sponsorship for details.

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*Programmes correct at time of printing, subject to change.

WORKSHOP & SEMINAR PROGRAMMES*17–20 MARCH 2020 | PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

STATIC LIQUEFACTION WORKSHOP DAY 1 PROGRAMME* 17 MARCH 2020

07:45 REGISTRATION

08:15 Welcome and introduction Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

08:30 Soil mechanics review Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

09:30 Static liquefaction introduction Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

10:45 MORNING BREAK

11:00 Cone penetration testing introduction Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

12:00 LUNCH

13:00 Failure case histories Professor Andy Fourie and Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

14:30 Tale of two near misses Peter DiDonna, South32 Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd

15:15 AFTERNOON BREAK

15:30 Laboratory testing Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

16:45 END OF DAY ONE WRAP UP AND DISCUSSION

STATIC LIQUEFACTION WORKSHOP DAY 2 PROGRAMME* 18 MARCH 2020

08:30 Stability analysis considerations Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

09:45 Inferring state with cone penetration testing Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

10:30 MORNING BREAK

10:45 Calibration chamber testing Juan Ayala, The University of Western Australia

11:15 Principal stress direction considerations Riccardo Fanni, The University of Western Australia and Golder

12:00 LUNCH

13:00 Methods to demonstrate static liquefaction Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

13:30 National and international guidelines Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

14:00 AFTERNOON BREAK

14:30 Post-liquefaction strength Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

15:30 Research – recent findings and active areas Professor Andy Fourie and Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

16:30 END OF DAY TWO WRAP UP AND DISCUSSION

TAILINGS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR DAY 1 PROGRAMME*19 MARCH 2020

08:00 REGISTRATION

08:30 Welcome and introduction Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

08:45 Are upstream tailings dams doomed? Keith Seddon, ATC Williams

09:30 An owner’s perspective on governance and stewardship Johan Boshoff, Gold Fields Australia Pty Ltd

10:15 MORNING BREAK

10:45 Commissioning an appropriate laboratory testing programme Dr David Reid, The University of Western Australia

11:30 Improvements in in situ testing Robert Jordan, Klohn Crippen Berger

12:15 Case study: in-pit tailings project in Mexico Chris Lane, Land & Marine Geological Services Pty Ltd

13:00 LUNCH

14:00 Forum on implications of Draft Global Tailings Standard

Introduction and context Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

Engineer of Record: sounds simple but is it possible from a legal and insurance perspective? Brad Russell, McCullough Robertson

Standards for tailings management – going global John Phillips, GHD Pty Ltd

16:30 DAY ONE CLOSE

TAILINGS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR DAY 2 PROGRAMME* 20 MARCH 2020

08:30 Economics of a well run tailings storage facility Peter Di Donna, South32 Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd

09:30 Risk mitigation in response to static liquefaction potential Peter Chapman, Golder

10:15 MORNING BREAK

10:45 Addressing concerns related to selenium from mining Adjunct Associate Professor Ron Watkins, Environmental Geochemistry Services

11:30 Water management measures at TSFs and problems related to poor management Dr Gordon McPhail, Water, Waste and Land Australia Pty Ltd

12:15 Mine closure planning from a legal perspective Mark Etherington, Clayton Utz

13:00 LUNCH

14:00 Forum on filtered tailings

Introduction and context Professor Andy Fourie, The University of Western Australia

Lowest mechanically achievable moisture with full-function plate and frame filters Gavin Mare, Enprotec

Practical aspects of filter cake stacking Dr David Cooling, Alcoa of Australia

Defining ‘dry’ in dry-stacks – optimising filtered tailings facilities Cameron Hore, SRK Consulting Pty Ltd

16:00 SEMINAR CLOSE AND FAREWELL

www.acg.uwa.edu.au/events/

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The University Club, Case Study RoomThe University of Western AustraliaEntrance No. 1, Hackett Drive, Crawley Western Australia 6009

VENUE

EVENT VENUEThe workshop venue is The University Club, situated at The University of Western Australia (UWA), a 10 minute taxi ride from Perth’s CBD.

The University Club, Level 2, Seminar Room No. 4

The University of Western Australia

Entrance No. 1, Hackett Drive, Crawley, Perth

ACCOMMODATIONThere are various accommodation options close to UWA. See below or visit acg.uwa.edu.au/about-events-and-courses.

Forrest Hall1 Hacket Drive, Crawley | www.forrestresearch.org.au/forrest-hall/ (list the Australian Centre for Geomechanics as the department you are visiting, and UWA as the institution you were invited by) Ph: +61 8 6488 0500 | Email: [email protected]

Medina Apartment Hotel33 Mounts Bay Road, Perth | www.medina.com.au/medina-grand-perth/hotel Ph: +61 8 9217 8000 | Email: [email protected]

Rendezvous Studio Hotel Perth Central24 Mount Street, Perth| www.rendezvoushotels.com/perthcentralPh: +61 8 9481 0866 | Email: [email protected]

Sullivans Hotel Perth166 Mounts Bay Road, Perth | www.sullivans.com.auPh: +61 8 9321 8022 | Email: [email protected]

ACG Is the Future Filtered? Paste and Thickened Tailings Short Course 9 June 2020 | Santiago, Chile

For more information, visit acg.uwa.edu.au/events

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WORKSHOP & SEMINAR 17–20 MARCH 2020 | PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Sponsorship opportunities are available for this four day event. Visit www.acg.uwa.edu.au/sponsorship for details.

www.acg.uwa.edu.au/events/

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CONTACT DETAILSPlease print. *denotes mandatory fields.

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*All confirmations/event updates will be sent via email

Registrants contact details are intended to be published in the events authorised attendee list made available to event attendees and sponsors, who may contact you, including electronically.

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I give permission for the ACG to forward me ACG research, training and/or education information advice, including electronic communications.

I require an invitation letter for visa purposes (please forward a copy of your passport information page). For more information regarding Australian visas, please visit http://acg.uwa.edu.au/about-events-and-courses/

DELEGATE CANCELLATIONS Up to 8 days before event(s) commencement: an administration fee of AUD 150 will be charged. 7 or less days before: no refund. Non-attendance: no refund. Substitutions will be accepted at any time. The ACG reserves the right to cancel the workshop and the seminar if insufficient registrations are received.

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How to register: [email protected]+61 8 6488 1130+61 8 6488 3300Australian Centre for Geomechanics The University of Western Australia35 Stirling Highway (M600) Crawley WA 6009

TAILINGS MANAGEMENT &

STATIC LIQUEFACTION EVENTS17–20 MARCH 2020 | PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Tailings – From Concept to Closure Training DVD

This DVD and other tailings educational publications can be purchased atacg.uwa.edu.au/shop

† Please visit www.acg.uwa.edu.au/corp_affiliates to view the list of ACG Corporate Affiliates.

^ Students are required to provide proof of full-time enrolment at time of registration.

Static Liquefaction Workshop (2010) | 17–18 March 2020

Standard Paid after 7 Feb 2020

Standard 1980

ACG Affiliate† 1760

Student^ 660

Tailings Management Seminar (2030) | 19–20 March 2020

Standard Paid after 7 Feb 2020

Standard 1980

ACG Affiliate† 1760

Student^ 660

Total payment AUD __________________

Payment to be received by 13 March 2020. All bank fees are the responsibility of the registrant. All prices include GST. ABN 37 882 817 280

PAYMENT OPTIONSPAYMENT

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)

Please return this completed form to [email protected] and the ACG will send you an invoice with EFT details included. PO# (if required)_______________________ (Please forward PO along with completed form to above email address)

Credit CardRegister online at https://acg.uwa.edu.au/register/ or alternatively, return this completed form to [email protected] and phone us on +61 8 6488 3300 to make payment (Visa and Mastercard are the only cards we accept).

Static Liquefaction Workshop and Tailings Management Seminar

(2010 & 2030) | 17–20 March 2020

Standard Paid after 7 Feb 2020

Standard 3740

ACG Affiliate† 3300

Student^ 1100

Please notify us below of any special dietary requirements._______________________________________________________