The Nineteenth Annual International Conference on Highways and Airport Pavement Engineering, Asphalt Technology, and Infrastructure
Sensor City, 31 Russell Street, Liverpool, L3 5LJ
11 - 12 March 2020, Liverpool, UK
Conference aims and topics
The Department of Civil Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University, in association with the ASI Solutions and Colas Ltd UK, will host its 19th annual international conference in March 2020.
The conference will focus on highways and airport pavement engineering, asphalt technology, and infrastructure, and is a continuation of the successful annual events hosted by LJMU since 2001. These annual conferences have attracted large numbers of speakers from industry and academia in the past and delegates and exhibitors from the UK, Europe, Middle East, USA, South America, Australia and the Far East have all taken part.
The conference will benefit those stakeholders with specific interest in:
- the development, construction and management of Highways and Airport Pavement Engineering, Asphalt Technology, and Infrastructure;
- environmental protection, materials technology, pavement and infrastructure structural design and evaluations;
- IT in pavement, asphalt and airport pavement and infrastructure; design, maintenance and assessment/evaluations
- energy reduction, aggregate recycling initiatives, airport, road and highways road base design and analysis/evaluations
The conference will be of interest to:
- policy advisors
- environmental regulators
- infrastructure clients
- specifiers, planners and designers
- research centres, academia, local authorities
- highway-related consultants and designers and
- materials suppliers, construction companies, contractors and educational institutions
The conference will pay particular attention to:
- pavement design, aggregate and asphalt materials
- improvements in asphalt and paving technology
- secondary cementitious materials, data collection and pavement inventory management and
- highway asset management, recycling initiatives, road, highways and airports maintenance and infrastructures
Papers are invited on topics mentioned above and those addressing the themes of the conference, innovation and the application of new materials and/or techniques are welcomed. Contributions are especially welcomed from clients, specifiers, regulators, local authorities, consultants, contractors, materials suppliers, research and educational organisations/institutions.
The conference will provide a unique setting within which to share and explore new ideas and to review innovations in the practical application of sustainable construction materials and techniques in pavement engineering and highways maintenance
Supported by
ASI Solutions • Colas Ltd • Total Bitumen • WDM ltd • Velocity UK • Highways England • The Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) • The Institution of Asphalt Technology (IAT) • The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
Registration
Please contact the organising committee if you are unable to pay online.
Accepted abstracts for the 2020 conference (will be updated in January 2020)
Accepted abstracts for the 2019 Conference
Fees
| Speaker/delegate/exhibitor fee information | Fee |
| Speaker (two day) | £275 |
| Speaker (one day) | £180 |
| Delegate (two day) | £290 |
| Delegate (one day) | £200 |
| Exhibitor (two day) | £300 |
| *additional delegate/speaker from same organisation (two day) | £200 |
| *additional delegate/speaker from same organisation (one day) | £150 |
| *additional member with the main exhibitor | £100 |
Discounted rate
Early bird registration fees before 12 December 2019 are offered at a 15% discounted rate.
RSTA, CIHT, IAT, IHE, ICE members will benefit from a reduced registration fee of 15%.
Please contact the organising committee if you are unable to pay online.
Submission
Please submit a short abstract (200–250 words) to Prof Hassan Al Nageim, Dr Manar Herez, and Dr Anmar Dulaimi.
Conference committee
The organising committee for the 2020 Conference is as follows:
- Professor Hassan Al Nageim, Conference Director, LJMU
- Dr Anmar Dulaimi, LJMU
- Manar Herez, LJMU
- Professor Howard Robinson, Conference Chairman, ASI Solutions, UK
- John Richardson, Head of R&D, Colas Ltd, UK
Important deadlines:
- Submission of abstract: 14 January 2020
- Submission of full paper: 24 January 2020
- Editorial response from reviewers: 27 January 2020
- Final acceptance for full paper: 10 February 2020
Accepted abstracts will be available soon, please check back again soon.
Instruction to authors:
Instruction for authors on preparing full manuscript/s
All papers will be reviewed by the Conference Scientific and Technical Board and published in the Conference Proceedings. High-quality papers will be selected for publication as refereed papers in the International Journal of Pavement Engineering and Asphalt Technology, ISSN: 1464-8164.
Enquires
If you would like to find out more about the conference, please contact: Conference Director, Professor Hassan Al Nageim, Dr Anmar Dulaimi, Manar Herez.
Tel: +44 (0) 151 231 2811
Liverpool John Moores University
Byrom Street
Liverpool
L3 3AF
2017 Conference
Accepted abstracts for the 2017 Conference
2018 Conference
Accepted abstracts for the 2018 Conference
2019 Conference
Accepted abstracts for the 2019 Conference
Accommodation
If you require accommodation, please see the link at wide choice of accommodation options.
The International Journal of Pavement and Engineering and Asphalt technology ISSN 1464-8164
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The setting of the conference
The conference is held in Liverpool
Liverpool, underwent a renaissance in 2008 when it was crowned the European capital of culture. New boutique hotels sprang up and stylish bars opened and a fabulous £1billion shopping centre Liverpool ONE was built. Delegates coming to Liverpool find a city that is cosmopolitan and exciting. Since 2004 it has been an UNESCO World Heritage site, an accolade awarded for its historic waterfront area around the Albert Dock and the city’s magnificent Cultural Quarter and it is officially the “World Capital of Pop”. Merseyside’s musical traditions are as famous as its maritime ones. From the dank cellar of the Cavern, bands established themselves only to spread around the world. Acts bands such as Gerry and the Pacemakers and The Searchers to name two, but one in particular stands out, The Beatles, who played their debut in 1961 and appeared another 272 times at The Cavern.
From the Liver Building to St John's Beacon, Liverpool's landmarks add drama and distinction to the city. The "Three Graces" - the Liver Building, Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool Building form one of the most instantly recognisable and breathtaking examples of waterfront architecture in the world.
The city has a mighty sporting heritage with two extremely competitive Premier League football clubs. Our world-class cultural offerings include Tate Liverpool and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and a new addition, is the state of the art, Museum of Liverpool focuses on Liverpool’s worldwide influence on history and culture.