"100 Years of Progress
...the Journey Continues"

2012 Arizona Pavements/Materials Conference

October 30th and 31st, 2012

A two-day conference on "100 years of progress...the journey continues" sponsored by Arizona State University (ASU), Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Arizona Industry and Local Governments will be hosted by ASU on October 30th and 31st, 2012.  The conference will be held at ASU's Memorial Union on the Tempe Campus.

ASU-Tempe Campus  (Map) &  Memorial Union (Map)

The conference will include nationally recognized speakers who will address the audience on National and Arizona perspectives of current and future pavement technology and how it affects our way of life.

The Pavements/ Materials conference will include sessions on asphalt and concrete pavement technology, recent innovations in pavement design and construction management, Federal Highway Administration and ADOT pavement performance research. Updates on the latest emerging construction technology advances will also be included.  Some of these topics include:

Distinguished
Lecture Series

Dr. Ray Brown

4/12/2012

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To view important information on Professional Development Hours (PDHs), Click Here.

The Environmental Footprint of Concrete	Warm Mix Asphalt
How Green is my Highway?	Chip Seal Procedural Guide
Accelerated Bridge Construction for the Proctor Lane Bridge	Crack Sealing Procedural Guide
The Interstate Highway Comes to Arizona	Pavement Design:  Art or Science?
Historic Bridges in Arizona and their Engineers	Evolution of Pavement Design at ADOT
National Perspective on Concrete	Airfield Pavements
Concrete Admixtures	Geo-synthetics Subgrade Reinforcement
Shotcrete for Rockfall Protection	Compatability of RAP & Virgin Binder
Intelligent Compaction	Manitoba RAP Binder & Mix Evaluation

PDH's will be earned for the Conference. To view important information on Professional Development Hours (PDHs), Click Here.

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