41st PARIS International Conference on Civil, Transportation & Environmental Engineering (PC2TE2-26) Dec. 3-5, 2026 Paris (France)
Call for papers/Topics
Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to:
1. Core Civil Engineering
These topics represent the traditional “backbone” of the industry, focusing on physical structures and materials.
Structural Engineering:
Reinforced Concrete and Steel Design.
Seismic Analysis and Earthquake Engineering.
Bridge and Tunnel Engineering.
Geotechnical Engineering:
Soil Mechanics and Foundation Design.
Retaining Walls and Slope Stability.
Ground Improvement Techniques.
Construction Management:
Project Scheduling (BIM, PERT/CPM).
Cost Estimation and Quantity Surveying.
Safety and Risk Management.
2. Transportation Engineering
This sector focuses on the efficient, safe, and sustainable movement of people and goods.
Geometric Design:
Highway Alignment (Horizontal and Vertical curves).
Intersection and Interchange Design.
Pavement Engineering:
Flexible and Rigid Pavement Design.
Pavement Maintenance and Management Systems (PMS).
Traffic Engineering:
Signal Timing and Operations.
Traffic Flow Theory and Capacity Analysis.
Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).
Public and Urban Transit:
Mass Transit Systems (LRT, BRT, Subway).
Active Transportation (Bicycle and Pedestrian infrastructure).
3. Environmental Engineering
This field focuses on protecting human health and the natural environment through technical solutions.
Water & Wastewater Treatment:
Potable Water Purification.
Biological and Chemical Wastewater Treatment.
Desalination Technologies.
Solid and Hazardous Waste Management:
Landfill Engineering.
Recycling and Waste-to-Energy Systems.
Remediation of Contaminated Sites.
Air Quality & Noise Control:
Emission Control Technologies.
Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling.
Acoustic Barrier Design.
4. Interrelated & Multi-Disciplinary Topics
These are the “overlap” areas where the three fields must collaborate to solve modern challenges.
Topic
Integration Points
Sustainable Urban Drainage (SuDS)
Civil/Env: Designing infrastructure that manages stormwater runoff while preventing pollution in local waterways.
Green Infrastructure
Civil/Trans/Env: Incorporating permeable pavements, bioswales, and “green” bridges into highway design.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Trans/Env: Evaluating how a new transit corridor affects local ecosystems, noise levels, and carbon footprints.
Smart Cities & IoT
Civil/Trans: Using sensors in bridges and roads to monitor structural health and traffic loads in real-time.
Hydrology & Hydraulics
Civil/Env: Designing culverts, dams, and levees that manage water flow for both safety and ecological health.
Climate Resiliency
All: Adapting existing infrastructure to survive rising sea levels, extreme heat, and increased flooding.
5. Emerging Trends
Autonomous Vehicle Infrastructure: How road design must change to accommodate self-driving cars.
Circular Economy in Construction: Using recycled plastic or glass in asphalt and concrete.
Carbon Sequestration in Materials: Developing “carbon-negative” cement and building materials.