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.
Division III — Systems & Integration
10
TC-10 — Multimodal & Intermodal Transport Systems
- Intermodal terminal planning, design and coordinated operations
- Road–rail–water–air connectivity and interchange efficiency optimisation
- Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) governance and business models
- Integrated ticketing systems and data-sharing mechanisms across modes
- Coordinated infrastructure planning for integrated urban transport systems
This committee addresses the integration of different transport modes—road, rail, air and waterborne—through intermodal terminals, seamless connectivity and coordinated operations, with emphasis on mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), ticketing integration and data interconnection.
11
TC-11 — Infrastructure Policy, Standards & Institutional Coordination
- International comparison, alignment and mutual recognition of technical standards for transport infrastructure
- Multilateral coordination mechanisms for cross-border transport corridor planning, delivery and operation
- Innovative delivery models (PPP variants, green bonds, performance-based contracts) and enabling institutional settings
- Capacity building and knowledge transfer for infrastructure delivery in developing and transition economies
- Regulatory pathways and sandbox approaches for adopting emerging technologies in infrastructure practice
This committee addresses policy frameworks, technical standards harmonisation, and institutional arrangements that enable effective development, operation and cross-border cooperation of transport infrastructure, with a focus on bridging divergent regulatory regimes, facilitating international knowledge exchange, and supporting capacity-building in emerging economies.
12
TC-12 — Safety, Security & Operational Risk
- Structural safety assessment and remaining service-life prediction for transport infrastructure
- Human factors and safety management systems in infrastructure operations
- Critical infrastructure protection (CIP) and emergency management systems
- Cyber-security and data privacy protection for transport infrastructure
- Cross-border transport safety protocols and international collaboration mechanisms
This committee addresses operational safety, security and risk management of transport infrastructure systems, covering structural safety, cyber-security of digital infrastructure, and human factors, with emphasis on critical infrastructure protection (CIP) and cross-border safety protocols.