ICTAE-26 2026 - 37th ATHENS International Congress on Transportation & Architectural Engineering (ICTAE-26) June 3-5, 2026 Athens (Greece)

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Category Transportation & Architectural Engineering

Deadline: May 15, 2026 | Date: June 03, 2026-June 05, 2026

Venue/Country: Athens, Greece

Updated: 2026-01-05 18:52:18 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to:

1. Transportation Engineering

This field involves the planning, design, operation, and management of facilities for any mode of transportation.

Highway & Roadway Engineering

Geometric Design: Alignment, sight distance, and intersection layout.

Pavement Design: Flexible vs. rigid pavements and material science.

Traffic Engineering: Flow theory, signal timing, and capacity analysis.

Safety Engineering: Crash data analysis and roadside safety features.

Railway & Public Transit Systems

Track Alignment: High-speed rail vs. light rail geometry.

Signaling and Control: Automated train control and safety protocols.

Transit Planning: Network optimization and multimodal integration.

Station Design: Pedestrian flow and platform safety.

Airport & Aviation Engineering

Airfield Design: Runway orientation, taxiway layouts, and apron design.

Pavement Loading: Handling heavy aircraft wheel loads.

Terminal Planning: Gate capacity and passenger processing.

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

Smart Infrastructure: V2I (Vehicle-to-Infrastructure) communication.

Autonomous Vehicles: Integration of self-driving tech into city grids.

Traffic Monitoring: Remote sensing, GPS data, and real-time management.

2. Architectural Engineering

This field focuses on the technical aspects of building design, ensuring structures are safe, sustainable, and functional.

Structural Systems

Load Analysis: Static, dynamic, wind, and seismic (earthquake) loads.

Material Mechanics: Steel, reinforced concrete, timber, and masonry.

Foundation Engineering: Soil-structure interaction and deep foundations.

Building Mechanical Systems (HVAC)

Thermal Comfort: Heat transfer and air distribution.

Indoor Air Quality: Ventilation and filtration systems.

Energy Efficiency: Passive cooling and geothermal heating.

Electrical & Lighting Systems

Power Distribution: High-voltage supply and emergency backup systems.

Illumination Engineering: Daylighting strategies and artificial lighting design.

Acoustics: Sound isolation and room reverberation control.

Building Envelope & Sustainability

Façade Engineering: Thermal bridging, moisture control, and glazing.

Green Building Standards: LEED/BREEAM certification and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).

Fire Protection: Smoke control and active/passive fire suppression.

3. The Intersection: Integrated Infrastructure

Where these two fields meet, we find complex urban projects that require both structural beauty and logistical efficiency.

Transit-Oriented Development (TOD): Designing high-density buildings around transport hubs.

Intermodal Hubs: Designing buildings that serve as airports, train stations, and bus depots simultaneously.

Bridge & Tunnel Architecture: Combining aesthetic structural design with high-volume traffic needs.

Urban Micro-mobility: Incorporating bike and scooter storage/lanes into building footprints.

Building Information Modeling (BIM): Using 3D modeling for the lifecycle management of both buildings and transport assets.