空间结构2020/21年会议报告

Q1 Arts and Humanities
S. Behnejad, P. Wicks
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国际空间结构会议由萨里大学空间结构研究中心于1966年、1975年、1984年、1993年和2002年以及2011年与国际桥梁与结构工程协会(IABSE)和国际壳体与空间结构协会(IASS)合作组织和举行了五次。第七届会议于2021年8月23日至27日由英国萨里大学主办;它与IASS 2020年年度研讨会结合在一起。该会议被命名为IASS 2020/21–Surrey 7,其口号是“激励下一代”。会议的规划和交付有着悠久的历史:从2016年1月开始,最近受到2019年末/2020年初出现的全球新冠肺炎疫情的严重影响。最初计划的日期是2020年8月24日至28日,但随着疫情的影响变得更加深刻,在2021年8月的整个修订日期中,交付模式从完全面对面(指定为S0交付模式),通过混合面对面/虚拟(S1),最终变为完全虚拟(S2)。在这种情况下,实现这一目标需要高度专业、灵活和敏捷的执行小组(EG)规划并致力于一种全新的交付模式。该团队部分来自会议组织、科学和工业委员会,包括萨里大学土木与环境工程系、采购、活动团队、学院和研究传播与营销团队的代表;以及提供更广泛支持和专业技术服务的外部承包商。会议参与者的国际化(见图1)和虚拟交付模式给EG带来了独特的挑战。空间结构2020/21年会议报告
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Spatial Structures 2020/21 Conference Report
The International Conference on Spatial Structures has been organised and held on five previous occasions by the Spatial Structures Research Centre of the University of Surrey in 1966, 1975, 1984, 1993 and 2002, and in 2011 in collaboration with the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE) and International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures (IASS). The seventh conference was hosted by the University of Surrey from the UK during 23rd – 27th August 2021; it was combined with the 2020 annual symposium of the IASS. The conference was named IASS 2020/21 – Surrey 7 and its strapline was “Inspiring the next generation”. The planning and delivery of the conference had a long history: beginning in January 2016, and latterly very heavily affected by the worldwide Covid 19 pandemic emerging during late 2019/early 2020. The original planned dates were 24th – 28th August 2020, but as the impact of the pandemic became more profound, the mode of delivery evolved from fully in-person (designated as S0 mode of delivery), through hybrid in-person/virtual (S1) to eventually becoming fully virtual (S2) throughout the revised dates during August 2021. Under these circumstances, achievement required a highly professional, flexible, and agile Executive Group (EG) planning for and working on an entirely novel delivery model. The team was partly drawn from the conference corporate Organising, Scientific and Industrial Committees and comprised representatives from the Surrey University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Procurement, Events team, Faculty and Research Communications and Marketing teams; along with outside contractors providing wider support and specialist technical services. The internationalism of the conference participants (see Figure 1) and the virtual delivery model presented the EG with unique challenges. Spatial Structures 2020/21 Conference Report
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International Journal of Space Structures
International Journal of Space Structures Arts and Humanities-Conservation
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期刊介绍: The aim of the journal is to provide an international forum for the interchange of information on all aspects of analysis, design and construction of space structures. The scope of the journal encompasses structures such as single-, double- and multi-layer grids, barrel vaults, domes, towers, folded plates, radar dishes, tensegrity structures, stressed skin assemblies, foldable structures, pneumatic systems and cable arrangements. No limitation on the type of material is imposed and the scope includes structures constructed in steel, aluminium, timber, concrete, plastics, paperboard and fabric.
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