The Canadian Rock Mechanics Association (CARMA) invites you to the RockEng22 Symposium, which is the 22nd Canadian Rock Mechanics Symposium. RockEng22 will be held at the Isabel Bader Centre at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. It was originally scheduled in 2020, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Symposium is rescheduled for an in-person event on August 8-10, 2022.

The name of the Symposium has been changed from RockEng2020 to RockEng22.

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The theme of RockEng22 is Canadian Strengths and Future Directions in Rock Mechanics. This will be a two-day, single-stream symposium featuring approximately 37 invited presentations by the best Canadian current stars in rock mechanics from academia and industry. This event aims to be the catalyst for initiating a cycle of future open-submission RockEng conferences, bringing back the quality and energy of past RockEng and other Canadian Rock Mechanics events.

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RockEng22 is intended to be a celebration of Canadian excellence in rock mechanics and a renewal of CARMA's stewardship and promotion of national meetings on rock mechanics. This event will bring together invited speakers highlighting the top current researchers and practitioners from the Canadian rock mechanics community to give overview presentations on past, ongoing, and future work, and will also accept abstract submissions for poster presentations. The Symposium will feature a site visit to the Brockville Tunnel, which is Canada's oldest rail tunnel. This event will be the 47th anniversary since the last CARMA symposium was held in Kingston.

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