Wednesday 17 April
Arrival- All dayAirport and hotels
Arrival and accommodation
Participants arrived in Tashkent and checked in at the hotels or the student hostel. The registration desks opened the following morning.
The published agenda for the 2019 edition ran from arrival on 17 April to a Samarkand excursion on 21 April. Use the day tabs to follow the rooms, times and session chairs.
Times and rooms follow the published record. Parallel sessions are grouped by track, with the named chairs for each room.
Participants arrived in Tashkent and checked in at the hotels or the student hostel. The registration desks opened the following morning.
Badge collection and the opening of the conference desks.
Welcoming addresses from the organising committee and invited guests. The speakers page lists the full opening group.
Six keynote talks covered arid settlements, aging infrastructure, driver attention, artificial intelligence, tile systems and planetary data. See the speakers page for summaries.
Lunch for registered participants.
Track sessions ran in six rooms. Section chairs and room assignments are listed below.
Chairs: Knut Hartenstein, Borislav Hristov, Natalia Verstina, Rustam Baratov and Adam Ujma.
Chairs: Daman K. Panesar, Olga Lyapidevskaya, Tatyana Matseevich and Aleksandr Inozemtcev.
Chairs: Sergey Kuznetsov, Masharif Bakiev, Nikolay Aniskin and Oleg Kovalchuk.
Chairs: Zaven Ter Martirosian, Ashot Tamrazyan, Andrzej Ubysz and Sadillahon Umarhanov.
Chairs: Abdulkhakim Salokhiddinov, Dmitry Kozlov, Jaroslaw Rybak and Nikolay Makisha.
Chairs: David Passmore, Elena Lyapuntsova, Roland Heiler and Victoria Borkovskaya.
Desks open for the second day of sessions.
Tracks 1 to 6 continued in the same six rooms with the same chairs.
Lunch for registered participants.
Poster reports ran alongside the young researcher competition, with coffee served in the afternoon.
A discussion on technical regulation, composite materials, underground hydraulic utilities, project management and information modelling.
A working session on education, advanced training and retraining for power and water infrastructure.
Final day registration.
The reliability and water engineering tracks completed their programmes.
Awards for the Youth Innovations competition and closing remarks.
Lunch for registered participants.
A guided afternoon tour of the old and modern city. See the cultural programme for the route.
The closing dinner for participants and guests.
An optional full day excursion by train, with guided visits to the historic centre and lunch. The cultural programme page carries the itinerary and price.
The young researcher workshop ran alongside the main programme. The published pattern was an opening and intensive study course on 18 April from 14:00 to 18:00, team work on 19 April from 10:00 to 13:00, and project presentations with an award ceremony on 20 April from 10:00 to 12:30.
Venue: the Innovation Cluster at TIIAME. The workshop was designed for groups of 20 to 40 participants.
16 pages available. Try a track, a speaker or a practical topic.