ASCP ONLINE FORUM: “Airport Maintenance, Sustainability & History”—Mon, Jun 15 (LA & NY-USA) Simultaneously With Tue, Jun 16 (Sydney, AU & Paris, FR)

The Australian Society for Concrete Pavements (ASCP)
will hold a FREE Online Forum:

INTERNATIONAL TIMES (in order of date/time):

Los Angeles, CA (PDT)
Monday   |   JUNE 15, 2020   |   15:30 to 17:30

New York (EDT)
Monday   |   JUNE 15, 2020   |   18:30 to 20:30

Paris, France (CEST)
Tuesday   |   JUNE 16, 2020   |   00:30 am to 02.30 am

Sydney, Australia (UTC+10)
Tuesday   |   JUNE 16, 2020   |   8:30 to 10.30  AEST

Registering for this event is not essential, but it will assist us in verifying your
attendance if asked in relation to CPD claims.

To join the Forum on June 15 and 16, please go to:
www.concretepavements.com.au/Events/EventDetails.aspx?EventID=199

When attending the forum, you can turn on ‘captions’ with choices in
English, French, German or Spanish

For the FULL 2-page FORUM NOTICE & PROGRAM and presentations summary details, please click on image below right, or go to: www.concretepavements.com.au/Documents/ASCP%20Online%20Forum%20Notice%2016%20June%2020.pdf

Click to download 2-page PROGRAM PDF

Pavement maintenance imposes significant commercial consequences, particularly for airports where alternative paths are limited. For a long time, the requirement of a lengthy curing period partially impeded the benefits of concrete pavements. The speakers below will capture various insightful topics during their presentations.

SPEAKERS:
Kevin Abrams, Executive Director-ASCP—Welcome and ASCP Announcements & Forum Windup
Nouas Al Mandowi, Technical Engineer-AntounHow to Replace Airport Pavement in Under 6 Hours”: Nouas will provide an overview of the technology and processes involved in replacing concrete pavement without disruption to airport traffic. 
Jamie Egan, National Pavement Engineer, Engineering & Design-Lendlease EngineeringThrough Rose Coloured Glasses-Recycled Glass in Concrete Pavement”: On the Pacific Highway Upgrade between Woolgoolga and Ballina, recycled crushed glass was successfully used in about 2,000cum of the pavement concrete. A 94-page report has been released and Jamie Egan will provide an entertaining insight into the project.
Craig Heidrich, Managing Director-HBM GroupSmartCreteCRC – $90 Million Over the Next Seven Years”: Concrete is the second most used material in the world after water.  Craig Heidrich will outline the seven- year research journey of the SmartCrete Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) to secure the long-term viability of vital concrete infrastructure in Australia, while leveraging concrete sector efforts to meet global sustainability (carbon reduction) targets.
John Hodgkinson, Honorary Member ASCPConcreteHighway Pavements. German Autobahns and USA Interstates. Links with AustralianPractice since 1980”: The two greatest national highway projects of the 20th century were the German Autobahns of the 1930s and, subsequently, the USA Interstate System that commenced in the 1950s.  John will present an overview of them. Distinct links can be drawn between them and Australian practice since 1980.

Continuing Professional Development – Attendance at this event may be eligible for credit towards Engineers Australia and other organizations’ Continuing Professional Development requirements (PDHs).

For the PROGRAM, please click on image above, or go to: https://www.concretepavements.com.au/Documents/ASCP%20Online%20Forum%20Notice%2016%20June%2020.pdf

To REGISTER for the Online Forum, please go to: https://www.concretepavements.com.au/Events/EventDetails.aspx?EventID=199

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