Brian S. Neale is consultant and Chair of the Conference Organising Committee of the Institute of Civil Engineers' Structural and Building Board.

• Keynote PapersForensic investigation: the true calibrator for design limit statesJ Wood, Structural Studies & Design Ltd, UKQuality and safety: the ultimate legacy of forensic engineeringK Carper, Washington State University, USADurability and AssessmentDurability assessment of prefabricated balconiesM Holický & J Markova, Czech Technical University, Czech RepublicStudy of the static conditions of a monument: Massenzio Cathedral, RomeC Sarri, Balfour Beatty Rail Projects Ltd, UK Construction failure prevention achieved through procedural redundancyI Ortega, Design Studio, SwitzerlandIn-situ condition assessment of metal plate connected wood trusses in light-framed wood constructionA Gjinolli & J Vogt, TECO, USACondition evaluation of post-tensioned bridges in Florida after 25 yearsA Moreton, Corven Engineering Inc., USAThe importance of time in understanding cracks in concreteS Alexander, WSP Group, UKGround and Marine Case study investigation of defects in an underground reinforced concrete reservoir: Jakarta, IndonesiaP Sandeford, GHD Pty Ltd, Australia Forensic ground engineering assessment and the timely disclosure of documentsR Thompson, EDGE Consultants UK Ltd, UK Investigating substandard piles in Hong KongS Hencher, J Tyson & P Hutchinson, Halcrow China Ltd, Hong KongFoundation monitoring techniques@ are they all they are cracked up to be?R Thorniley-Walker, Structural & Civil Consultants Ltd, UK Investigation and repair of the New North Quay foundations St Helier, JerseyS Hold, Arup, UKFailures of Building EnvelopesToughened glass failures in modern buildingsR Harris & M West, Sandberg, UKDesign life of ineffective repairs to an historic terracotta façadeP Plemic, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USAWind damage to lightweight roofing systemsK Roberts, Roberts Consulting, UKBucking analysis of an aluminium-framed domeJ Duntemann & D Crampton, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USAInvestigation of problems involving wood structural panelsJ Vogt & A Gjinolli, TECO, USA Incident/Collapse InvestigationCollapse of a power station roof in the Czech RepublicD Burt, White Young Green, UK Roof failure due to snow: the implications of improperly applying code provisionsC Fischer & D Wojnowski, Engineering Systems Inc, USAFatigue sensitive details and related problems in lighting structuresJ Dunteman & R Christie, Wiss, Janey, Elstner Associates Inc, USAPerformance Risk Management Managing the risk of failure for railway bridgesJ Lane, Rail Safety & Standards Board, UKPrevention of progressive collapses due to terrorist attacksM Byfield, University of Southampton, UKEngineers and emergency response: current practices and recommendations for the futureS Nacheman, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USA Considerations for the evaluation of a long span moveable roofC Pinto, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USAData processing methods for low frequency structural vibrationsM Jeansonne, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USALegal and Care ConsiderationsThe legal proceedings and forensic engineering investigations for the Thames Water Main failure at London BridgeP Knight & C Ryan, Lane and Partners & B New, Geotechnical Consulting Group, UKEvaluating structural failure / collapseR Howard, SDII Global Corporation, USA The legal requirements of expert witnesses in litigationP Houghton, Lupton Fawcett, UK The elements of care in engineeringJ Kardon, Joshua B Kardon & Company Structural Engineers, USAEducating for the FutureA failures knowledge base for designers and constructorsB Kumar, Glasgow Caledonian University & B Neale, Consultant, UK The confidential reporting scheme on structural safety (CROSS)F Wainwright, Arup, UK Forensic engineering: a gap in safety thinkingB Harvey, Obvis Ltd, UK

Brian S. Neale is consultant and Chair of the Conference Organising Committee of the Institute of Civil Engineers' Structural and Building Board.

• Keynote PapersForensic investigation: the true calibrator for design limit statesJ Wood, Structural Studies & Design Ltd, UKQuality and safety: the ultimate legacy of forensic engineeringK Carper, Washington State University, USADurability and AssessmentDurability assessment of prefabricated balconiesM Holický & J Markova, Czech Technical University, Czech RepublicStudy of the static conditions of a monument: Massenzio Cathedral, RomeC Sarri, Balfour Beatty Rail Projects Ltd, UK Construction failure prevention achieved through procedural redundancyI Ortega, Design Studio, SwitzerlandIn-situ condition assessment of metal plate connected wood trusses in light-framed wood constructionA Gjinolli & J Vogt, TECO, USACondition evaluation of post-tensioned bridges in Florida after 25 yearsA Moreton, Corven Engineering Inc., USAThe importance of time in understanding cracks in concreteS Alexander, WSP Group, UKGround and Marine Case study investigation of defects in an underground reinforced concrete reservoir: Jakarta, IndonesiaP Sandeford, GHD Pty Ltd, Australia Forensic ground engineering assessment and the timely disclosure of documentsR Thompson, EDGE Consultants UK Ltd, UK Investigating substandard piles in Hong KongS Hencher, J Tyson & P Hutchinson, Halcrow China Ltd, Hong KongFoundation monitoring techniques@ are they all they are cracked up to be?R Thorniley-Walker, Structural & Civil Consultants Ltd, UK Investigation and repair of the New North Quay foundations St Helier, JerseyS Hold, Arup, UKFailures of Building EnvelopesToughened glass failures in modern buildingsR Harris & M West, Sandberg, UKDesign life of ineffective repairs to an historic terracotta façadeP Plemic, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USAWind damage to lightweight roofing systemsK Roberts, Roberts Consulting, UKBucking analysis of an aluminium-framed domeJ Duntemann & D Crampton, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USAInvestigation of problems involving wood structural panelsJ Vogt & A Gjinolli, TECO, USA Incident/Collapse InvestigationCollapse of a power station roof in the Czech RepublicD Burt, White Young Green, UK Roof failure due to snow: the implications of improperly applying code provisionsC Fischer & D Wojnowski, Engineering Systems Inc, USAFatigue sensitive details and related problems in lighting structuresJ Dunteman & R Christie, Wiss, Janey, Elstner Associates Inc, USAPerformance Risk Management Managing the risk of failure for railway bridgesJ Lane, Rail Safety & Standards Board, UKPrevention of progressive collapses due to terrorist attacksM Byfield, University of Southampton, UKEngineers and emergency response: current practices and recommendations for the futureS Nacheman, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USA Considerations for the evaluation of a long span moveable roofC Pinto, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USAData processing methods for low frequency structural vibrationsM Jeansonne, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USALegal and Care ConsiderationsThe legal proceedings and forensic engineering investigations for the Thames Water Main failure at London BridgeP Knight & C Ryan, Lane and Partners & B New, Geotechnical Consulting Group, UKEvaluating structural failure / collapseR Howard, SDII Global Corporation, USA The legal requirements of expert witnesses in litigationP Houghton, Lupton Fawcett, UK The elements of care in engineeringJ Kardon, Joshua B Kardon & Company Structural Engineers, USAEducating for the FutureA failures knowledge base for designers and constructorsB Kumar, Glasgow Caledonian University & B Neale, Consultant, UK The confidential reporting scheme on structural safety (CROSS)F Wainwright, Arup, UK Forensic engineering: a gap in safety thinkingB Harvey, Obvis Ltd, UK

Brian S. Neale is consultant and Chair of the Conference Organising Committee of the Institute of Civil Engineers' Structural and Building Board.

• Keynote PapersForensic investigation: the true calibrator for design limit statesJ Wood, Structural Studies & Design Ltd, UKQuality and safety: the ultimate legacy of forensic engineeringK Carper, Washington State University, USADurability and AssessmentDurability assessment of prefabricated balconiesM Holický & J Markova, Czech Technical University, Czech RepublicStudy of the static conditions of a monument: Massenzio Cathedral, RomeC Sarri, Balfour Beatty Rail Projects Ltd, UK Construction failure prevention achieved through procedural redundancyI Ortega, Design Studio, SwitzerlandIn-situ condition assessment of metal plate connected wood trusses in light-framed wood constructionA Gjinolli & J Vogt, TECO, USACondition evaluation of post-tensioned bridges in Florida after 25 yearsA Moreton, Corven Engineering Inc., USAThe importance of time in understanding cracks in concreteS Alexander, WSP Group, UKGround and Marine Case study investigation of defects in an underground reinforced concrete reservoir: Jakarta, IndonesiaP Sandeford, GHD Pty Ltd, Australia Forensic ground engineering assessment and the timely disclosure of documentsR Thompson, EDGE Consultants UK Ltd, UK Investigating substandard piles in Hong KongS Hencher, J Tyson & P Hutchinson, Halcrow China Ltd, Hong KongFoundation monitoring techniques@ are they all they are cracked up to be?R Thorniley-Walker, Structural & Civil Consultants Ltd, UK Investigation and repair of the New North Quay foundations St Helier, JerseyS Hold, Arup, UKFailures of Building EnvelopesToughened glass failures in modern buildingsR Harris & M West, Sandberg, UKDesign life of ineffective repairs to an historic terracotta façadeP Plemic, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USAWind damage to lightweight roofing systemsK Roberts, Roberts Consulting, UKBucking analysis of an aluminium-framed domeJ Duntemann & D Crampton, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USAInvestigation of problems involving wood structural panelsJ Vogt & A Gjinolli, TECO, USA Incident/Collapse InvestigationCollapse of a power station roof in the Czech RepublicD Burt, White Young Green, UK Roof failure due to snow: the implications of improperly applying code provisionsC Fischer & D Wojnowski, Engineering Systems Inc, USAFatigue sensitive details and related problems in lighting structuresJ Dunteman & R Christie, Wiss, Janey, Elstner Associates Inc, USAPerformance Risk Management Managing the risk of failure for railway bridgesJ Lane, Rail Safety & Standards Board, UKPrevention of progressive collapses due to terrorist attacksM Byfield, University of Southampton, UKEngineers and emergency response: current practices and recommendations for the futureS Nacheman, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USA Considerations for the evaluation of a long span moveable roofC Pinto, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USAData processing methods for low frequency structural vibrationsM Jeansonne, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USALegal and Care ConsiderationsThe legal proceedings and forensic engineering investigations for the Thames Water Main failure at London BridgeP Knight & C Ryan, Lane and Partners & B New, Geotechnical Consulting Group, UKEvaluating structural failure / collapseR Howard, SDII Global Corporation, USA The legal requirements of expert witnesses in litigationP Houghton, Lupton Fawcett, UK The elements of care in engineeringJ Kardon, Joshua B Kardon & Company Structural Engineers, USAEducating for the FutureA failures knowledge base for designers and constructorsB Kumar, Glasgow Caledonian University & B Neale, Consultant, UK The confidential reporting scheme on structural safety (CROSS)F Wainwright, Arup, UK Forensic engineering: a gap in safety thinkingB Harvey, Obvis Ltd, UK