WEBSITE UPDATE
Presentations and materials from the 2012 SWIFT Conference in Banff, AB as well as the CAPTG event have been added to the website. Check out the Presentations section for more information.
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ABOUT US
The Canadian Airfield Pavement Technical Group (CAPTG) was
developed as a national forum to open up new avenues of
communications in the Canadian Airport Community for the
dissemination of expertise, knowledge, and experience related to
airfield pavement technology and other related technical issues
as a response to the decentralization and privatization of Canadian
airports. Membership includes more than 60 airport managers,
engineers, consultants, and academia from across Canada.
The primary goals of CAPTG are to:
- share information/lessons learned between members and
associations;
- provide access to technical manuals relating to design,
construction, operation and maintenance of pavements;
- facilitate the development of training sessions relating
to various issues of airport/airfield design, construction,
operation and maintenance;
- identify possible joint research projects amongst
participating members of academia, airport authorities and
government agencies;
- minimize repetitive research;
- act as an information network for the Canadian airport
industry, and
- co-ordinate the efforts of its members in the development
and assessment of both new and existing airfield pavement
technology.
To help reach these goals, CAPTG has partnered with the
SWIFT Conference
which is held every September. Since 2004, CAPTG has held a one
day technical workshop the day prior to the start of the main
conference. CAPTG also sponsors technical sessions on a variety
of issues related to airfield pavements during the conference
itself.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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September 9 - 12, 2013
2013 SWIFT Conference and Tradeshow in Ottawa, Canada
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CAPTG Technical Track
Coming Soon
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Conference Workshop
September 2013 - Agenda
Comming Soon
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Hotel Information
Comming Soon
CAPTG MEETING MINUTES
NEWS
- The CAPTG Website has recently moved to a new server. We
would like to thank the SWIFT Conference for allowing us to be
hosted on their site for the past while. If you notice anything
missing or wrong with the current site, please contact the
Webmaster.