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2012 national pavement preservation conference Renaissance Nashville Hotel 611 Commerce St. Nashville, TN 37203 things to do, in & around nashville The Renaissance Nashville Hotel is perfectly positioned in downtown Nashville a short walk away from Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame, Ryman Auditorium, Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, Wildhorse Saloon, “blues” clubs, and other evening music entertainment. A short drive from downtown is the Gaylord Opryland. Here you can experience the Grand Ole Opry which showcases a mix of country legends and country music. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people make pilgrimages to the Opry Complex to see a show on “country’s most famous stage.”
oad trip: driving the message for change ■ Offers pavement practitioners an opportunity to hear from experts in the preservation field through plenary and technical sessions. ■ Offers opportunities to observe demonstrations of the placements of several types of pavement preservation treatments. ■ Offers individual perspectives from leaders of the preservation industry, government, and academia about the need to protect our roadway investment through preservation. ■ Offers a forum for Regional Pavement Preservation Partnerships underwritten through the AASHTO Transportation System Preservation– Technical Services Program (TSP·2). ■ Offers a national networking opportunity to share technology, experiences, and address today’s major preservation issues affecting agencies and industry alike. exhibits Add to your educational experience! An important part of this conference is the participation of vendors who offer pertinent products and services. Share the latest information about hundreds of products and services available for pavement preservation programs and applications. Register for space at the conference online at www.nationalpavement2012. org or by submitting the enclosed form with payment. sponsorships This conference will not only celebrate the technical achievements in the preservation field, but also those who believe in and articulate the vision. We salute the organizations that provide significant support and contributions to better the state of the practice. Your sponsorship will help ensure a successful meeting! Please see enclosed registration form for opportunities available to those who share the vision. pavement preservation partnerships The pavement preservation partnerships are regional forums of pavement professionals—from state agencies, contractors, suppliers, consultants, academia, and local and federal government officials—all working together to take advantage of the synergy to be gained from sharing information and identifying common issues for further investigation. The Partnerships—Midwest, Northeast, Southeast, and Rocky Mountain West—each share and publicize information describing improvements in research, design, specifications, materials and construction practices, and promote the benefits of pavement preservation through education and outreach. location The conference will be held in Nashville, Tennessee, at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel, 611 Commerce St., Nashville, TN 37203. non-invitational travelers. Please make your room reservations directly by contacting the hotel at (506) 474- 2009 or (877) 901-6632 and ask for the “National Pavement Preservation” block. The cut-off date for the reduced rate of $110/night is August 3, 2012. invitational travelers. Do not call the hotel for a reservation, but complete and return the Travel Planning Request Form found online at www. nationalpavement2012.org/register. Please follow the instructions on the form. spouse program If you are a spouse attending the conference, a special program is scheduled for your enjoyment. This is your opportunity to explore Nashville and see the local attractions. Lunch is included both days on the tour. Additionally, the spouse program includes breakfast on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and the evening conference receptions and mixers. The cost is $245 per person. Please see additional information on the Spouse/Guest Registration Form. demonstration projects On Tuesday morning, you will be treated to an array of demonstrations showcasing various pavement preservation techniques used across the country. This is a unique opportunity to see many different pavement preservation applications placed side-by-side in a traffic-free, secure location just a short distance from the hotel. Buses are available to transport attendees between the conference hotel and the demonstration site. live placement demonstrations ■ Scrub Seal ■ Micro-Surfacing ■ Cape Seal ■ Chip Seal using CRS-2P Emulsion ■ FiberMat® ■ Reclamite® Rejuvenator ■ Skidabrader® Re-texturizing treatments for asphalt pavements ■ Fog Seal ■ Rout & Crack Seal featured repairs for rigid pavements ■ Conventional diamond grinding ■ Longitudinal grooving ■ Conventional diamond grinding and longitudinal grooving ■ Next-generation concrete surface (noise reduction surface) ■ Dowel bar retrofit ■ Cross-stitching of a longitudinal joint ■ Random crack saw and seal ■ Milling preparation for a partial depth patch ■ Joint sealing using three sealants: hot poured asphalt rubber, silicone, and neoprene The demonstrations afford you an opportunity to gain knowledge about many treatments in the preservation toolbox and have your questions answered by experts.
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