August 26 @ 9:30 AM – August 28 @ 6:00 PM
Over the past couple of decades, structural resilience and functional recovery, particularly of essential facilities and critical infrastructure, have become two major goals driving the construction industry towards the use of advanced technologies that enable enhanced structural performance and reduced damage in the event of natural disasters or accidents.
Given a more conscientious understanding by the construction industry worldwide of our limited natural resources and the detrimental effects of excessive waste and debris from failed or retired construction projects, as well as the accumulating effects of direct and indirect economic losses, the durability, reliability, and stability of construction materials, structural systems, and disaster-protection strategies are becoming key concerns in the development of important building and infrastructure projects.
In the upcoming International Summit on Infrastructure and Construction Engineering 2024 (ISICE2024), to be held on August 26th – 28th in Valencia, Spain, leading practicing engineers and academics in the field of Civil, Structural, and Construction Engineering will have the opportunity to communicate their state-of-the-art knowledge and actively engage in fruitful discussions on these important topics in order to advance our engineering practice and pursue disaster-resilient and sustainable construction projects.