IPA Newsletter
The “IPA Newsletter vol.1, 1” was first published on September 2016, sending out the latest information of Press-in Method. Since then, IPA Newsletter has been published quarterly (March, June, September and December) and delivered to people involved in Press-in Method like academic researchers and practical engineers. As new technologies, case studies and on-site interview are published, please look at the Newsletters.
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We are pleased to welcome to you the IPA Newsletter’s latest publication, Volume 10, Issue 2. On behalf of the editorial panel, we gratefully acknowledge the contributions of the authors and IPA secretariat for yet another remarkable newsletter.
This issue introduces a wide variety of research and development topics. “In an era of rapid change, such as the current one, it is important to consider that remaining unchanged is not a matter of ‘maintaining the status quo’ but rather a matter of ‘decline’”. Professors at Ritsumeikan University emphasized issues the civil engineering and construction industry are likely to face over the coming decades, particularly labor shortages, as a result of the total annual population decline that is being faced globally. Case studies related to the development of innovative piling techniques that have been essential to the growth and development of Vietnam were presented, as well as the use of the Combi-Gyro piling method for a temporary embankment in Japan, and research activities by its young members investigating scour on coastal piles on sloping seabed. The global challenges that are being faced today, whether that this population decline, skills shortages, political instability, will impact the role of the civil engineer in developing practical, safe, robust and applicable solutions to better support and advance society’s needs. Therefore, it is crucial that innovation and technological advancements remain the focus of our attention to overcome the rapidly evolving societal challenges that we will continue to face. Press-in Methods have been developed to address such issues, and further discussions will support its application across a more diverse range of construction challenges.
March 2025 | Newsletter Vol.10,1 (html) |
December 2024 | Newsletter Vol.9,4 (html / PDF) |
September 2024 | Newsletter Vol.9,3 (PDF) |
June 2024 | Newsletter Vol.9,2 (PDF) |
March 2024 | Newsletter Vol.9,1 (PDF) |
December 2023 | Newsletter Vol.8,4 (PDF) |
September 2023 | Newsletter Vol.8,3 (PDF) |
June 2023 | Newsletter Vol.8,2 (PDF) |
March 2023 | Newsletter Vol.8,1 (PDF) |
December 2022 | Newsletter Vol.7,4 (PDF) |
September 2022 | Newsletter Vol.7,3 (PDF) |
June 2022 | Newsletter Vol.7,2 (PDF) |
March 2022 (Special Issue for 15th Anniversary) |
Newsletter Vol.7,1 (PDF) |
December 2021 | Newsletter Vol.6,4 (PDF) |
September 2021 |
Newsletter Vol.6,3 (PDF) |
June 2021 | Newsletter Vol.6,2 (PDF) |
March 2021 | Newsletter Vol.6,1 (PDF) |
December 2020 | Newsletter Vol.5,4 (PDF) |
September 2020 | Newsletter Vol.5,3 (PDF) |
June 2020 | Newsletter Vol.5,2 (PDF) |
March 2020 | Newsletter Vol.5,1 (PDF) |
December 2019 | Newsletter Vol.4,4 (PDF) |
September 2019 | Newsletter Vol.4,3 (PDF) |
June 2019 | Newsletter Vol.4,2 (PDF) |
March 2019 | Newsletter Vol.4,1 (PDF) |
December 2018 (Special Issue for ICPE2018) |
Newsletter Vol.3,4 (PDF) |
September 2018 | Newsletter Vol.3,3 (PDF) |
June 2018 | Newsletter Vol.3,2 (PDF) |
March 2018 | Newsletter Vol.3,1 (PDF) |
December 2017 | Newsletter Vol.2,4 (PDF) |
September 2017 | Newsletter Vol.2,3 (PDF) |
June 2017 | Newsletter Vol.2,2 (PDF) |
March 2017 | Newsletter Vol.2,1 (PDF) |
December 2016 | Newsletter Vol.1,2 (PDF) |
September 2016 | Newsletter Vol.1,1 (PDF) |