The International Committee on Pavement Technology (ICPT) is a non-profit non-governmental organization hosted by the Centre for Transportation Research of the National University of Singapore. The ICPT was established in 1992 under an agreement between the Centre for Transportation Research, National University of Singapore, and the Pavement Engineering Society (Singapore). The permanent secretariat of the ICPT is hosted by the Centre for Transportation Research, National University of Singapore. The first ICPT conference was held in Singapore in 1993 as a Southeast Asian regional event focusing on pavement construction and maintenance technology.

The success and positive experience of the first conference led to the decision to launch the ICPT series of international conferences, formally known as the International Conference on Road & Airfield Pavement Technology. Subsequent ICPT conferences were held in Singapore (1995), Beijing (1998), Kunming, China (2000), Seoul (2005), Sapporo, Japan (2008), Bangkok (2011), Taiwan (2013), Dalian, China (2015), Hongkong (2017), Kuala Lumpur (2019), Sri Lanka (2021), Beijing (2023).

14TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ROAD AND AIRFIELD PAVEMENT TECHNOLOGY 2025 will be held on 16 - 18 JULY 2025, CHIANG MAI MERRIOTT HOTEL, Chiang Mai, Thailand. The conference themes are included following:

• Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design
• Low-carbon Materials in Pavement Engineering
• Artificial Intelligence (Al) in Pavement Engineering
• Life Cycle Assessment in Road and Airfield Construction
• Life Cycle Cost Analysis in Pavement Engineering
• Transportation Infrastructure Resilience
• Pavement Monitoring and Sensors
• Environmental Management in Pavement Engineering
• Waste Management for Pavement Construction
• Environmental Management in Pavement Engineering
• Waste Management for Pavement Construction
• Pavement and Transportation Safety
• Law and Enforcement Related to Pavement Engineering
Pavement Evaluation and Performance
• Pavement Maintenance and Rehabilitation Techniques
• Pavement Materials Characterization
• GIS Application for Pavement
• Climate Change Adaptation in Transportation and Pavement Engineering
• Other topics related to Pavement Engineering

Chiang Mai is the hub of Northern Thailand. After Bangkok, Chiang Mai is the second largest city and also the fourth-largest city in Thailand. This is consistently cited as one of the best tourist destinations in the world. Thailand ranks among the world’s best places for retirement because of low living expenses, good environment, good weather, and nice people.

Objectives of ICPT

• Promote pavement technological advancement worldwide with special emphasis in pavement technological development in developing countries, by encouraging the exchange and transfer of pavement technology among professionals and researchers of different countries and regions, through organizing technology transfer activities such as international conferences.
• Interaction and exchange of experience : The current focus of ICPT is on the fast-developing East Asian regions, with special emphasis on encouraging interaction of pavement professionals and researchers among Asian countries, and exchanging of experience and technology with other parts of the world. 

Submission Guidelines

ICPT 2025 Abstract Guidelines

• Language: English
• Length: 150 no more than 250 words
• Visuals: May include ONE photograph, graph, or diagram (no tables)
• Structure:
  • State the purpose of your research
  • Highlight the main findings
  • Summarize key conclusions
  • Include up to 5 keyword
• Deadline for abstract submission: 31 January 2025. 
• Full papers: The deadline for full paper submission is 15 March 2025. 
• Type of conference presentation: Posters and Oral presentations

Committees

Program Committee

• Dr Low Boon Hwee, Pavement Engineering Society (Singapore).

Organizing Committee

• Prof. Peerapong Jitsangiam, Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai Thailand.

Contact

Email: icpt-2025@cmu.ac.th

Organized by Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai Thailand.