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To Download Geochina 2021 Announcement Invitation Organizing Committee Prof. Changjie Xu, Chair On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we are pleased to invite Dr. Dar Hao Chen, Co-Chair you to attend the Sixth GeoChina International Conference 2021 Dr. Hany Farouk Shehata, Co-Chair to be held in Nanchang, China from September 18 to 19, 2021. Prof. Zuxiang Lei, Co-Chair This conference with theme of Civil & Transportation Infrastructures: From Engineering to Smart & Green Life Cycle Prof. Wenjun Luo, Co-Chair Solutions is endorsed by a number of leading international Dr. Lihong Tong, Co-Chair professional organizations. Dr. Yufeng Shi, Co-Chair Prof. Shuying Wang, Co-Chair This conference will provide a showcase for recent developments Prof. Jianwei Yan, Co-Chair and advancements in design, construction, and safety Dr. Yang Yu, Co-Chair Inspections of transportation Infrastructures and offer a forum to discuss and debate future directions for the 21st century. Prof. Bitang Zhu, Co-Chair Conference topics cover a broad array of contemporary issues for Prof. Musharraf Zaman, Co-Chair professionals involved in bridge, pavement, geotechnical, tunnel, railway, and emerging techniques for safety Inspections. You will Co-Sponsors have the opportunity to meet colleagues from all over the world ASCE Geo-Institute, USA 美国土木工程协会 First Announcement for technical, scientific, and commercial discussions. Australian Asphalt Pavement Association (AAPA) th Nanchang is a famous historical and cultural city with a history of Colombian Geotechnical Society, Colombia 6 GeoChina International Conference over 2,200 years. Long and splendid history endows the city with Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan Civil & Transportation Infrastructures: many cultural relics. The poetical Tengwang Pavilion has long Changzhou Municipal Engineering Company, Ltd. China been ranked first among the famous pavilions in the south of 沧州市市政工程股份有限公司 From Engineering to Smart & Green Life Yangtze River Recent rapid construction in China has provided Deep Foundation Institute, USA Cycle Solutions great opportunities for bridge, pavement, geotechnical, and Housing and Building Natl. Res. Center (HBRC), Egypt tunnel engineers to use their knowledge and talents to solve ILISO (Z) Ltd Consulting Engineers, Zambia many challenging problems involving highway bridge structures, September 18-19, 2021 • Nanchang, pavements, materials, ground improvement, slopes, excavations, International Society for Asphalt Pavements (ISAP) and tunnels with innovative solutions and cutting-edge ISSMGE- Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering China technologies. TC 202 Transportation Geotechnics Committee International Grooving & Grinding Association, USA Local Organizing Committee Jiangsu Transportation Institute, China 苏交科 Hosted by: East China Jiaotong University Prof. Bitang Zhu, East China Jiaotong University, Chair Sociedad Mexicana de Ingeniería Geotécnica (SMIG) in Cooperation with GeoChina Civil Prof. Daxing Geng, East China Jiaotong Uni. Co-Chair Soil-Structure Interaction Group in Egypt (SSIGE) Infrastructure Association, and University Prof. Zuxiang Lei, East China Jiaotong University Texas Transportation Institute, USA Prof. Jianwei Yan, East China Jiaotong University Transportation Research Board (TRB), USA of Oklahoma Dr. Lihong Tong, East China Jiaotong University University of Oklahoma, College of Engineering, USA Secretary Generals Dr. Yufeng Shi, East China Jiaotong University Zhejiang University, China 浙江大学 Prof. Bitang Zhu Dr. Yang Yu, East China Jiaotong University Shanghai Huace Chuangshi Measure & Control Tech East China Jiaotong University Dr. Haosen Guo, East China Jiaotong University Co. Ltd.,China 上海华测创时测控科技有限公司 Shanghai Zhubang Measure & Control Tech Co. Ltd., Dr. Dar Hao Chen Important Dates China 上海筑邦测控科技有限公司 Texas A&M Transportation Institute June 15, 2020, Deadline for Abstract submission University of Oklahoma June 30, 2020, Notify authors of accepted abstracts Conference Web Site August 30, 2020, Deadline for full paper submission http://geochina2021.geoconf.org/ October 30, 2020, Notify authors of accepted paper [email protected] January 30, 2021, Final camera-ready papers Sep 18~19, 2021-Conference III: Bridge Engineering Conference Themes Dr. Raúl Aguilar Becerril, SMIG, México • Non-Destructive Evaluation, Inspection Technologies, Structural Health Prof. Antonio Bobet, Purdue University, USA I: Transportation Geotechnical Engineering Monitoring, Remote Monitoring of Structures, Scour Assessment Prof. Jean-Louis Briaud, Texas A&M University, USA • Non-Destructive Characterization of Geomaterials • Seismic Design Issues for Bridges, and Underground Structures Dr. Rongji Cao, Jiangsu Transportation Institute, China Prof. Kenneth Carper, Washington State University, USA • In-situ Test Methods for Site Characterization, Design and Quality • Design Methods and Materials, Innovative Repair Methods and Dr. Tao-ming Cheng, Chaoyang Uni. of Technology, Taiwan Control of Earth Structures and Subgrades Materials, Durable and Sustainable Designs, Innovative Materials, Prof. Sabatino Cuomo, University of Salerno, Italy • Soils and Rock Instrumentation, Behavior and Modeling Advances in Foundation Design/Construction, Accelerated and/or Performance Based Design/Construction, Aesthetics and Environment Prof. Braja Das, California State University, USA • Advances in Unsaturated Soil, Seepage, and Environmental Prof. Norbert Delatte, Oklahoma State University , USA • State-of-the-Arts and State-of-the-Practices on Bridge Design, Geotechnics Prof. Herve Di Benedetto, University of Lyon/ENTPE, France Construction and Maintenance. • Soil Behavior and Laboratory Testing Prof. Xiating Feng, Northeastern University, China • Special Foundation Treatment and Settlement Control Technology • Foundation Failure and Repair Prof. Patrick J. Fox, Uni. of California - San Diego, USA • Earth Retaining Walls and Slope Stability Prof. Farouk I. K. El-Kadi, Ain Shams University, Egypt • Bridge Approach Embankment IV: Tunneling Engineering Dr. Hany Farouk Shehata, Soil-Structure Interaction Group, Egypt • Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Retaining Structure Mr. Charley Grady, Crafco, USA • Tunnel Management and Inventory, Monitoring and Settlement Control • Engineering Issues in Ground Subsidence Prof. António Gomes Correia, University of Minho, Portugal • Emerging Technologies, Lining Design & Precast Segment Advances • Dynamic Behavior of Soils and Foundations Mr. Hans Hartung, ILISO (Z) Ltd Consulting Engineers, Zambia • Innovation in Tunneling Design, Construction, Repair, Rehabilitation • Physical, Numerical, Constitutive Modeling of Soil Behavior Dr. Sooahn Kwon, Korea Insti. of Const. & Technology, Korea • Fire & Life Safety, Vulnerability & Security • Innovative and Sustainable Geomaterials and Geosystems Prof. Shucai Li, Shandong University, China • Tunneling in Soft Ground, Ground Conditioning and Modification • Transportation Issues in Developing Countries Prof. Jyh-Dong Lin, National Central University, Taiwan • Advanced prediction technology of tunnel construction geology Dr. Martin Mgangira, Council for Sci. and Ind.l Res., South Africa II: Pavement Engineering • Deep excavations and urban tunnelling Prof. Muya Mundia, University of Zambia, Zambia Prof. Samuel Paikowsky, University of Massachusetts, USA • Airfield pavement analysis, rehabilitation and performance V: Railroad Engineering Prof. Ernian Pan, University of Akron, USA • Recycled Asphalt Pavement Prof. Kwok-Leung Pun, ChuHai College of Higher Education, Hong Kong • Pavement Design, Modeling, Performance Evaluation, & Management • Railway Track Substructure Prof.Qihu Qian, Shandong University, China • Sustainable Long Life Pavement • High Speed Rail System Prof. Pramono Rahardjo, Parahyangan Catholic Uni., Indonesia • Ground Improvement, and Chemical / Mechanical Stabilization for • Seismic Design for Railway Structures Prof. Krishna R. Reddy, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA Pavement and Geotechnical Applications • Economics of Railway Engineering and Operations Mr. John Roberts, International Grooving & Grinding Assoc, USA • Moisture Damage in Asphaltic Concrete Materials • Structures, Maintenance and Construction Prof. Rodrigo Salgado, Purdue University, USA • Geotechnical Properties and Their Effects on Portland Concrete Mr. Luis Enrique Sanabria, Corasfaltos, Colombia Dr. David Yáñez Santillán, SMIG, México Pavement Behavior and Performance VI: Dam, Geomatics, Geoscience, Geophysics, and Hazards • Warm Mix Prof. Tom Scullion, Texas A&M University, USA • Rehabilitation strategy selection and preventative maintenance • Dam Engineering, Geo-Sciences, Geomatics, Geophysics, and Gravity Prof. A.P.S. Selvadurai, McGill University, Canada treatments • Geophysical Testing in Civil and Geological Engineering in Prof. Aimin Sha, Chang'an University, China • Accelerated Testing of Pavement Structures and Materials Transportation Geotechnical Engineering. Dr. Shanzhi Shu, Kiewit Corporation, USA • Material, Design, Construction, Maintenance and Testing of Pavement • Natural Hazard and Disaster Monitoring in Transportation Geotechnical Prof. Lijun Sun, Tongji University, China • Asphalt Binder and Mixture Characterization Engineering. Dr. Ramesh P. Singh, Chapman University, USA Dr. Mansour Solaimanian, Pennsylvania State University, USA • Construction and Rehabilitation of Jointed Concrete Pavement, • Seismically Induced Hazards and Mitigation in Transportation Prof. Ramzi Taha, Qatar University, Qatar Reinforced Concrete Pavement, and Continuously
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