BOHOGS recently visited CSIRO’s Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies in Pullenvale for an afternoon of technical presentations, laboratory tours and networking.
The technical program showcased research across slope deformation monitoring, mine ventilation and gas control, emissions abatement, geochemistry and geotechnical data, followed by a tour of CSIRO facilities.
Attendees also had the opportunity to see research into rock cutting, distributed fibre optic monitoring, next-generation geosensing, geopolymers and mine wastewater treatment.
The afternoon wrapped up with networking, food and drinks at the Hitching Post Bar + Grill.
A big thank you to CSIRO and all of the presenters for hosting BOHOGS and providing a fantastic insight into the research and technology being developed for the mining and geotechnical industries.
As always, we extend our gratitude to our BOHOGS sponsors – your continued support makes events like this possible!
Thanks also to everyone who attended. We look forward to seeing you at the next BOHOGS event!
