Keynote Papers Forensic investigation: the true calibrator for design limit states J Wood, Structural Studies & Design Ltd, UK Quality and safety: the ultimate legacy of forensic engineering K Carper, Washington State University, USA Durability and Assessment Durability assessment of prefabricated balconies M Holický & J Markova, Czech Technical University, Czech Republic Study of the static conditions of a monument: Massenzio Cathedral, Rome C Sarri, Balfour Beatty Rail Projects Ltd, UK Construction failure prevention achieved through procedural redundancy I Ortega, Design Studio, Switzerland In-situ condition assessment of metal plate connected wood trusses in light-framed wood construction A Gjinolli & J Vogt, TECO, USA Condition evaluation of post-tensioned bridges in Florida after 25 years A Moreton, Corven Engineering Inc., USA The importance of time in understanding cracks in concrete S Alexander, WSP Group, UK Ground and Marine Case study investigation of defects in an underground reinforced concrete reservoir: Jakarta, Indonesia P Sandeford, GHD Pty Ltd, Australia Forensic ground engineering assessment and the timely disclosure of documents R Thompson, EDGE Consultants UK Ltd, UK Investigating substandard piles in Hong Kong S Hencher, J Tyson & P Hutchinson, Halcrow China Ltd, Hong Kong Foundation 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, Jersey S Hold, Arup, UK Failures of Building Envelopes Toughened glass failures in modern buildings R Harris & M West, Sandberg, UK Design life of ineffective repairs to an historic terracotta façade P Plemic, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USA Wind damage to lightweight roofing systems K Roberts, Roberts Consulting, UK Bucking analysis of an aluminium-framed dome J Duntemann & D Crampton, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc, USA Investigation of problems involving wood structural panels J Vogt & A Gjinolli, TECO, USA Incident/Collapse Investigation Collapse of a power station roof in the Czech Republic D Burt, White Young Green, UK Roof failure due to snow: the implications of improperly applying code provisions C Fischer & D Wojnowski, Engineering Systems Inc, USA Fatigue sensitive details and related problems in lighting structures J Dunteman & R Christie, Wiss, Janey, Elstner Associates Inc, USA Performance Risk Management Managing the risk of failure for railway bridges J Lane, Rail Safety & Standards Board, UK Prevention of progressive collapses due to terrorist attacks M Byfield, University of Southampton, UK Engineers and emergency response: current practices and recommendations for the future S Nacheman, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USA Considerations for the evaluation of a long span moveable roof C Pinto, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USA Data processing methods for low frequency structural vibrations M Jeansonne, Thornton-Tomasetti Group, USA Legal and Care Considerations The legal proceedings and forensic engineering investigations for the Thames Water Main failure at London Bridge P Knight & C Ryan, Lane and Partners & B New, Geotechnical Consulting Group, UK Evaluating structural failure / collapse R Howard, SDII Global Corporation, USA The legal requirements of expert witnesses in litigation P Houghton, Lupton Fawcett, UK The elements of care in engineering J Kardon, Joshua B Kardon & Company Structural Engineers, USA Educating for the Future A failures knowledge base for designers and constructors B 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 thinking B Harvey, Obvis Ltd, UK