Conference Day Two: Wednesday 19 May 2010

08:30 Registration

09:00 Chairman’s Welcome

09:10 Future Road And Highways Infrastructure Design And Construction

  • Exploring the implications of future infrastructure projects in Asia
  • Designing infrastructure to ensure future effectiveness of road/highway networks
  • Effective master planning of road infrastructure to maximise growth potential
  • Highlighting key capital projects in Asia

Dr. Kitti Subprasom
Civil Engineer Specialist
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, THAILAND

09:50 Iconic Highways That Define A City

  • Example of procurement of an iconic highway that defines a cityscape
  • Ensuring the overall aesthetic and iconic objectives are not compromised during project implementation
  • Discussing technical and risk challenges encountered

Fergal Whyte
Director (Highways)
ARUP HONG KONG

10:30 Networking Break

11:00 How Intelligent Compaction Improves Road Construction

  • Overview of intelligent compaction and its uses
  • Cutting construction costs and doubling the life of infrastructure
  • Validating intelligent compaction as a generally accepted practice

Mohamed Rehan
Professor Civil Engineering
UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA

11:40 How To Ensure Quality In Design All The Way Through To Construction

  • Effective design strategies
  • Constructing roads within timeframes and project deliverables
  • Cost optimisation and case studies on successful projects
  • Case studies from the Ministry of Public Works

Danis Sumadilaga
Director (Technical Affairs – Highways)
MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS, INDONESIA

12:20 Networking Lunch

13:30 Appropriate Road Design To Suit The User’s Needs

  • For mix traffic flow varying lane width to suit the assigned vehicle
  • Incorporating pedestrian underpass/subway facilities at intersections
  • Concrete paved intersections / traffic signalised intersection

D. Ganesan
Director of Highway Design
ROAD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF SRI LANKA

14:10 Applying Value Engineering For Highway Improvement Plans

  • Defining value engineering as a method to improve the “value of goods or products and services by using an examination of function
  • Ensuring highway project plans align with the prescribed requirements
  • Training highway engineers to be familiar with value engineering

Dinh Van Hiep
Transportation Planning & Road Infrastructure Management
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, VIETNAM

14:50 Optimising Costs Through Intelligent Planning And Design For Geographical Challenges

  • Addressing the specific challenges presented by urban areas with heavy traffic
  • Developing strategies to undertake cost optimisation for highway and road design
  • Ensuring effective planning to assist with challenging designs
  • Providing examples of cost optimisation

Panel Discussion:

Fergal Whyte
Director (Highways)
ARUP HONG KONG

D. Ganesan
Director Highway Design
ROAD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, SRI LANKA

Danis Sumadilaga
Director (Technical Affairs – Highways)
MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS, INDONESIA

15:50 Chairman Hosted Q+A And Summary

16:00 Close Of Conference