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Industry Professionals Say

"Permeable interlocking concrete pavements are a logical choice for effective stormwater management. High quality interlocking concrete pavers provide a hard and durable surface not subject to surface abrasion and raveling while effectively transferring surface water to the underlying open graded aggregate which provides storage and filtering capabilities."

- David Hein, P.Eng.

VP of Transportation, Applied Research Associates, Inc., Toronto, ON

“Entering a parking lot should be the beginning of a pleasant experience when you arrive at a site and/or building. Parking lots should be ‘parking gardens’ with trees, other vegetation, color, texture and variety. Besides creating a sustainable drainage system that supports plants, permeable interlocking concrete pavement improves the character of parking area, thereby supporting the parking garden idea.”

- Jay Womack, ASLA, LEED® AP,

Director of Sustainable Design with Wight & Company-Darien, Illinois

University Curriculum

Tags: Civil Engineering, Graduate, Landscape Architecture, Professor, Undergraduate, University Curriculum

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE CURRICULUM

The University of Georgia’s College of Environmental Design has created an online curriculum on segmental concrete pavement for landscape architecture students. The website is an innovative approach to exposing landscape architecture professors and students to the family of concrete paving products and systems.

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Content includes:

example studios
labs
ecology and construction

Materials include:

interactive media
downloadable presentations
individual and group exercises
self assessments

Modules allow for guided instruction in addition to self-learning. Instructors may moderate discussions, assist in online navigation, or download and utilize offline materials such as exercises and presentations.

More information:

Landscape architecture professors interested in using the curriculum can review the program by visiting the site at http://ced-icpi.ced.uga.edu/. Call ICPI at (703) 657-6900 for more information.

CIVIL ENGINEERING CURRICULUM

Developed by the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Waterloo, the University Curriculum contains nine instructional modules in PowerPoint suitable for undergraduate and graduate civil engineering students. The three-ring binder includes a printout of the presentations, ICPI manuals and Tech Specs, and an instructor's guide with learning objectives and suggested assignments.

Curriculum topics include:

Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: Materials and Standards
Module 3: Road Design
Module 4: Construction Methods
Module 5: Maintenance and Management
Module 6: Life-Cycle Cost Analysis
Module 7: Airport Pavement Design
Module 8: Port and Industrial Pavement
Module 9: Permeable Pavement Design

2005 Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Conference Abstract - A detailed outline of the University Curriculum Manual.

2005 Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Conference Presentation - A PowerPoint presentation supporting the development of education tools for interlocking concrete pavements.

Contact ICPI at (703) 657-6900 for more information.

UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR WORKSHOP FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING CURRICULUM

A one-day workshop for Civil Engineering University Professors specifically designed to aid in the integration of the ICPI University Curriculum into existing undergraduate and graduate courses. Contact ICPI at (703) 657-6900 for more information.

Past University Professor's Workshop attendees include:

Dr. Curtis Berthelot Civil and Geological Engineering University of Saskatchewan 2008	Dr. Nader Ghafoori University of Nevada Las Vegas 2008
Dr. Jacob Hiller Dept of Civil Engineering Michigan Technological University 2008	Dr. Samer Katicha Virginia Tech 2008
Dr. Hosin Lee Civil and Env. Engineering University of Iowa 2008	Dr. Jorge Prozzi Architectural and Environmental Engineering University of Texas at Austin 2008
Dr. Adam Zofka Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Connecticut 2008	Alan Carter Professeur École de Technologie Superieure 2007
Norb Delatte, Ph. D. Cleveland State University 2007	Richard H. French, Ph. D. Professor Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering University of Texas at San Antonio 2007
Bradley J. Putman, Ph. D. Clemson University 2007	Dr. Ashraf Rahim, Ph. D. Department of Civil Engineering California Polytechnical State University 2007
Omar Smadi, Ph. D. Iowa State University 2007	Doyt Bolling Utah State University 2006
Yasser Hassan, Ph.D. Department of Civil Engineering Carleton University 2006	Edgar de leon Izeppi, Ph.D. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Roadway Infrastructure Group Virginia Tech 2006
Erwin Kohler, Ph.D. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of California Davis 2006	Dr. Hesham Mahgoub, Ph.D. South Dakota State University 2006
Dr. Brenda Mc Cabe, Ph.D. Department of Civil Engineering University of Toronto 2006	Professor Buquan Miao, Ph.D. Department of Civil Engineering Université de Moncton 2006
Pascale Pierre, Ph.D. Civil Engineering Department Université Laval 2006	Stefan A. Romanoschi, Ph.D., P.E. Associate Professor Department of Civil Engineering Kansas State University 2006
John Sansalone, Ph.D. CEE Department Louisiana State University 2006	Ali A. Selim, Ph.D. South Dakota State University 2006
Dr. Khaled Sennah, Ph.D. Civil Engineering Department Ryerson University 2006	Dr. Medhat Shehata, Ph.D. Civil Engineering Department Ryerson University 2006
James M. Signore, Ph.D., P.E. Pavement Research Center Institute of Transportation Studies University of California at Berkeley 2006	Dr. Jane Thorburn, Ph.D. Department of Civil and Resource Engineering Dalhousie University 2006
Dan Zollinger, Ph.D. Department of Civil Engineering Texas A&M 2006	Halil Ceylan Assistant Professor Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering Iowa State University 2005
Lynne Cowe Falls Assistant Professor Faculty of Engineering University of Calgary 2005	Gerardo Flintsch Assistant Professor Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Roadway Infrastructure Group Virginia Tech 2005
Gilles Hebert Department of Civil Engineering Université de Moncton 2005	John Metcalf Professor College of Engineering Louisiana State University 2005
Jeff Roesler Professor Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 2005	Ahmad Shalaby Professor Civil Engineering Department University of Manitoba 2005
Erol Tutumluer Associate Professor Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 2005	Julie Vandenbossche Assistant Professor Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Pittsburgh 2005
Nouman Ali, Ph.D., P.Eng. Department of Civil Engineering Dalhousie University 2004	Guy Dore, ing. Ph.D Département de génie Civil Université Laval 2004
Dr. Abd El Halim Professor and Chair Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Carleton University 2004	Professor Bill Hunt, P.E. Dept. of Biological & Agricultural Engineering North Carolina State University 2004
Professor Lev Khazanovich Associate Professor Department of Civil Engineering University of Minnesota 2004	Professor Donath Mrawira Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Department of Civil Engineering University of New Brunswick 2004
Charles W. Schwartz Associate Professor Department of Civil and Environmental University of Maryland 2004	Dr. Hamid R. Soleymani, Ph.D., P.Eng. Assistant Professor Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Alberta 2004
Dr. J. Allen Stewart Professor and Dean of Engineering Royal Military College of Canada 2004	Susan L. Tighe, Ph. D., P.Eng. Associate Professor Dept. of Civil Engineering University of Waterloo 2004

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