IICTG 2017 Conference (9/26-28) Open for Registration

Online registration is now open for the IICTG 2017 Conference. It will be held at the Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel, The Depot, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA from September 26 to 28, 2017. The theme for IICTG 2017 is “Intelligent Construction Technologies (ICT) – Past and Future.”

Register for the IICTG 2017 Conference

The conference will cover all aspects of ICT topics for infrastructure construction, including:

  • Integrated Intelligent Construction solutions
  • Intelligent Compaction
  • Paver-Mounted Thermal Profiling
  • Continuous Asphalt Density Measurement
  • 3D Modeling and Automated Machine Guidance

The conference will feature research and implementation case studies, and panel discussions with ICT experts and leading agencies around the world. There will be workshops on Intelligent Construction Data Manage with Veta (computer hands-on) and Civil Integrated Management/Virtual Design & Construction workshop.

Click here to see the agenda and more details.

 

About IICTG

The International Intelligent Construction Technologies Group (IICTG) is a source for knowledge and information on intelligent construction technologies for public agencies, contractors, consultants, academia, and other relevant industries.

IICTG provides a forum for the dissemination of knowledge concerning the collection, analysis, and application of information relating to intelligent construction technologies.

ICT consists of real time quality monitoring and process control during construction of foundation and pavements for highways, airports, railroads, dams, cities, and ports. ICT involves construction equipment technologies such as pavers, rollers, and other devices.

ICT also makes use state-of-the-art technologies such as Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), automated testing/monitoring (e.g., Intelligent Compaction), 3D designs/modeling, automated machine guidance (AMG), Cloud computing, Civil Integrated Management (CIM) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). The goals of ICT are to improve quality control and acceptance of constructions as well as reducing life-cycle cost of the above mentioned assets.