OFFICIAL CATALOGUE - CRP

Day Four - Friday, 28 May 2010
9.00 – 11.00
Workshops
Theme 2: 2.9 Road design for safety
Auditorium I
President: Jean-Marc BAILLET (3M)
Moderator: Jean BLOCH (L.I.E.R.)
34 OVERVIEW OF THE TYROSAFE PROJECT
Marco CONTER, Arsenal research, Austria
49 IMPACT OF TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES
Dharmesh DHARMESH SHAH, Traffi c and Public
Transport Authority, Sweden
134 THE IRAP ROAD SAFETY TOOLKIT – A WEBSITE-BASED
APPROACH TO ADDRESSING ROAD SAFETY PROBLEMS
Adrian WALSH, International Road Assessment
Programme (iRAP), Australia
164 DIFFERENT TYPES OF JUNCTION BEHAVIOUR FROM
ROAD SAFETY POINT OF VIEW. SPANISH EXPERIENCE
IN STATE ROAD NETWORK
Roberto LLAMAS RUBIO, Spanish Fomento Ministry,
Spain
269 FIRST ENGINEERING PRACTICE OF TRAFFIC CALMING
IN ZHAITIANG TOWN IN CHINA
Gaoqiang ZHANG, Research Institute of Highway,
Ministry of Transport, China
531 ROMA- TAROOM ROAD ADVANCING DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE FOR LOW VOLUME ROADS
Peter EVANS, Queensland Government, Department of
Transport and Main Roads, Australia
Theme 4 - Portuguese PPP cases:
Lessons from the last 20 years
Auditorium II
President: Antonio PINELO (CRP)
Moderators: Rui MANTEIGAS (EP); Manuel LAMEGO (APCAP)
Theme 3: 3.7 Roundtable - Responsible
development
Auditorium VIII
President: Michel DUCASSE (Eurovia)
Moderator: Louis MAISON (Eiffage TP)
Participants: Franco CARUSO (Brisa); Vitor CARNEIRO (APPC)
16 th International Road Federation World Meeting
Bachar HAKIM (Scott Wilson);
Tony MARSHALL (ARUP); Rui DINIS (EP)
160 ENERGY REDUCTION IN THE ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE
NETWORK AS A FUNCTION OF ROADS FUNCTIONAL
AND STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS.
Bjarne SCHMIDT, Danish Road Directorate, Denmark
175 ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT OF A PLANT-BASED BINDER
Thierry DELCROIX, Colas CST, France
211 CONCRETE PAVEMENT HIGHWAY REHABILITATION
- AN EXAMPLE OF INDUSTRIAL RECYCLING DURING
HEAVY ROAD PAVEMENT OPERATIONS
Alain SAINTON, Sanef, France
212 SPANISH EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF NEW
PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGIES APPLIED
IN PAVEMENTS AND ROADS ACCORDING TO
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Adolfo GELL CANCELA, Direccion General de Carreteras,
Ministerio de Fomento, Spain
371 HIGHWAY RUNOFF TREATMENT SYSTEMS -
EVALUATING THEIR EFFICIENCYHIGHWAY RUNOFF
TREATMENT SYSTEMS - EVALUATING THEIR
EFFICIENCY
Marguerite TROCMÉ, Federal Road Offi ce, Switzerland
402 VOLUNTARY AGREEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN ROAD INDUSTRY
COMPANIES AND FRENCH MINISTRY OF ECOLOGY,
ENERGY, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND REGIONAL
PLANNING
Christine LEROY, USIRF - Routes de France, France
517 SUSTAINABLE ASPHALTIC PAVEMENTS: GETTING
ENERGY FROM THE ROADS
Pablo PASCUAL MuñOZ, University of Cantabria, Spain
Theme 3: 3.8 Roundtable - Ecology,
Ergonomics, Evolution, Economy are
the Manufacturers’ key drivers.
Auditorium III
President: Jacques BONVALLET (CECE)
The crisis has forced road professionals to change the way we
see things, and we are getting back to basics, to what might be
called the Essentials. Road equipment manufacturers are rivalling
each other in the ingenuity stakes to offer sustainable solutions
in a European regulatory framework, but with innovation and
economy still fi rmly in their minds. The Round Table seeks to
defi ne the main elements of this trend.
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