International Association of Transportation Infrastructure (INTATI)
Founded in 1995, the International Association of Transportation Infrastructure (INTATI) is a non-profit, non-governmental academic organization aimed at researchers, engineers, policy makers, and industry practitioners in the field of transportation infrastructure worldwide.
Association Goals
We are committed to advancing the safe, intelligent, green, and resilient development of transportation infrastructure. INTATI adheres to innovation-driven principles and focuses on cutting-edge areas such as intelligent construction, green and low-carbon technologies, solid waste resource utilization, and the digitalization of infrastructure construction and maintenance.
By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and international cooperation, the association actively promotes academic exchange, collaborative research, policy advocacy, and talent development. These multifaceted activities drive technological progress and knowledge sharing in the field of transportation infrastructure, supporting the industry's sustainable development. INTATI is dedicated to contributing to the achievement of global carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, and to building a more efficient, environmentally friendly, and resilient transportation infrastructure system.
Association Positioning
INTATI brings together leading global resources to create an open, collaborative platform for academic exchange. By hosting high-level international conferences, organizing innovative academic competitions, collaborating on special issues of international journals, and leading transnational research projects, INTATI fosters interdisciplinary exchange and innovation.
INTATI’s membership includes universities, research institutions, companies, and individual experts worldwide, linking theory with practice. INTATI welcomes stakeholders from around the globe to collaborate on pressing transportation infrastructure issues, advance industry innovation and sustainable development, and ultimately benefit societies worldwide.
