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.
Academic Activities
To promote the widespread dissemination and exchange of academic achievements in the field of global transportation infrastructure, INTATI has partnered with multiple internationally renowned academic journals, publishers, and platforms to build a diversified academic publishing and cooperation system.
This section covers core content such as journal collaboration, special issue solicitation, submission guidelines, academic conference paper solicitation, and publishing ethics standards, aiming to provide high-quality academic publishing services and resource support for global members.
China-Europe Workshop on Functional Pavement (CEW)
The China–Europe Workshop on Functional Pavement (CEW) initiated in 2010 has become a major international forum in road engineering. It covers topics such as experimental characterization, advanced material modeling, and the design and construction of functional pavements, as well as smart pavements and green road infrastructure. CEW provides a unique international platform for scholars, researchers and practitioners from China, Europe and beyond to present innovative ideas. Each workshop bridges the gap between functional performance and structural requirements of pavements, promoting sustainable, intelligent and multifunctional pavement technologies. With broad international participation, CEW facilitates China–Europe exchange and drives technological innovation for safer, more sustainable transportation infrastructure.
International Conference on Mechanics and Numerical Simulation of Pavement Materials
The National Conference on Mechanics and Numerical Simulation of Pavement Materials is a national-level academic symposium focusing on the mechanical behavior of pavement materials and numerical simulation techniques. The conference highlights the foundational role of pavement materials in transportation infrastructure and explores how numerical simulation can predict pavement structure performance over its service life to enable integrated optimization of design, construction, and maintenance. It brings together experts and researchers from universities, institutes and industry at home and abroad to share research and discuss the latest developments in intelligent simulation for transportation infrastructure. The conference integrates modern technologies with traditional engineering challenges, driving innovation in pavement material science.
International Competition on Intelligent Simulation of Transportation Infrastructure
Since its inception in 2022, the International Competition on Intelligent Simulation of Transportation Infrastructure (ICISTI) has been spearheaded, receiving strong support from organizations. Open to undergraduate and graduate teams worldwide in transportation-related fields, it provides a platform for in-depth exploration and sharing of the latest research in numerical simulation theory and engineering for transportation infrastructure. The competition has grown into a large-scale international contest. By engaging multidisciplinary student teams, the contest promotes innovative thinking and collaboration, and helps train high-caliber talent for the advancement of intelligent transportation infrastructure.
International Doctoral Forum on Transportation Engineering
The National Doctoral Forum on Transportation serves as an academic exchange platform specifically for doctoral candidates in transportation-related disciplines. The forum covers topics including transportation planning and management, traffic control, road and rail infrastructure, and transport economics. It offers PhD students nationwide opportunities to present research findings, engage in discussions, and receive feedback from leading scholars. Through keynote lectures and parallel sessions, participants broaden their academic horizons and connect their doctoral research with practical industry challenges, thereby promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation in the transportation field.
INTATI Association
The renamed ceremony of the International Association of Transportation Infrastructure (INTATI) was successfully held
The establishment ceremony of the International Association of Transportation Infrastructure (INTATI) was jointly inaugurated by Tan Yiqiu, Bernhard Steinauer, Liu Xueyan, Leng Zhen, and Ong Ghim Ping.