October 17-21, 2022 in Tucson, Arizona USA
Leveraging our Past for a Stable Future
The theme for Slope Stability 2022 is “Leveraging our Past for a Stable Future” which really speaks to importance of industry and academic professionals meeting together to share learnings, see the latest in technology, and build relationships. Besides a wide variety of excellent technical sessions and keynote speakers, we are planning several activities to make this the “must attend” event for 2022, including:
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Attracting the next generation of professionals with sponsorships and activities for students.
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Golf Tournament hosted by Arizona Chapter of Women in Mining.
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Webcasting and recording of sessions for professionals unable to attend in person.
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Translation of recordings to Spanish to broaden the learnings to a wider audience.
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Mine tours to local mines.
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Technical Workshops before and after the symposium.
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Activities for spouses and partners.
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Social events and time to build networks during the symposium.
Program at a Glance
Sunday
October 16
Golf Tournament
A golf tournament is being planned in concert with the Arizona chapter of Women in Mining. The tournament will be held at the La Paloma Golf course at the resort. Stay tuned for more information.
Monday
October 17
Pre-Symposium Workshops
The Organizing Committee is planning educational technically oriented workshops for the day before the official launch of the symposium.
Evening Welcome Reception
Tuesday
October 18
Symposium - Day 1
Keynote presentation, paper presentations, poster board sessions and exhibitor showcase.
Symposium Dinner
(including Dinner Keynote by Evert Hoek)
Wednesday
October 19
Symposium - Day 2
Keynote presentation, paper presentations, poster board sessions and exhibitor showcase.
Thursday
October 20
Symposium - Day 3
Keynote presentation, paper presentations, poster board sessions and exhibitor showcase.
Evening Event (tbd)
Friday
October 21
Post Symposium Tours
Tucson's surround area is home to some of the world's most advanced mining operations and geological landscapes. The Symposium Organizing Committee is developing exciting options for tours and visits. Stay tuned for more information in the months to come.
Key Dates
October 14, 2021
Abstract Submission
Opens
March 15, 2022
Delegate Registration &
Paper Submission Opens
Extended to
August 31, 2022
Revised / Final
Papers Due
January 31, 2022
Abstract Submission
Closes
Extended to
June 15, 2022
Paper Submission
Closes
September 22, 2022
Last date to book a hotel room at the conference rate
March 11, 2022
Abstract Acceptance Notification
Extended to
August 12, 2022
Paper Acceptance
Notification
October 17, 2022
First Day of Slope Stability 2022 Symposium
Technical Tracks
The Papers & Presentation Committee have identified the following initial technical tracks for symposium papers & presentations. These initial tracks may be modified based on the abstracts submitted. Please visit the Call for Abstracts page for more details.
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Rockfall
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Civil Slopes/Natural Slopes
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Geohazards
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Instrumentation/Monitoring
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Case Histories
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Numerical Modelling
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Design Acceptance Criteria
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Machine Learning
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Hydrogeology
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Blasting
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Waste Dumps
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Transition from Open Pit to Underground
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Rock Mass Characterization and Data Uncertainty
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Infrastructure Protection
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New Technology Implementation
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Trigger Action Response Plans