Future of Computing in the Evolving Era of Civil and Construction Engineering

May 11-14, 2025

Hosted by Bert S. Turner Department of Construction Management, Louisiana State University

Venue: InterContinental New Orleans, an IHG Hotel, New Orleans, LA

Join Us in 2025 at LSU

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) invites you to attend the leading international conference on advancements in computing as it directs and relates to improvements in civil engineering. Our next conference will be held May 11-14, 2025, in New Orleans, Louisiana. The conference will be hosted by LSU, and the 2025 conference chairs are Professors Amirhosein Jafari and Yimin Zhu in the LSU Bert S. Turner Department of Construction Management.

A diverse range of workshops, presentations, and courses will be available at ASCE's International Conference on Computing in Civil Engineering. Esteemed speakers and subject matter experts who are pioneers in both computing science and civil engineering will be featured. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in social events and networking sessions, fostering new connections and camaraderie. This conference aims to promote professional development, the sharing of new ideas, and the emergence of rising trends. Sessions will be conducted by experienced presenters and panelists from around the globe, representing various fields of expertise, and fostering an inclusive and dynamic learning and collaborative environment.

The technical areas covered in the 2025 conference include:

Track 1: Artificial Intelligence in Construction and Infrastructure
(AI in construction, Data-driven infrastructure, Predictive analytics, Machine learning in construction, AI-driven design, etc.)
Track 2: BIM and Digital Twin Technologies
(Building Information Modeling, Digital twin, Point cloud processing, Construction informatics, etc.)
Track 3: Reality Capturing, Visualization Techniques, and Simulation
(Reality capturing, Visualization, Simulation, Modeling, 3D scanning, Augmented reality, Virtual reality, etc.)
Track 4: Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure Systems
(Sustainable design, Disaster resilience, Urban planning, Energy management, Green building technologies, Climate adaptation, etc.)
Track 5: Human-Centered Innovations and Human-Technology Frontier
(Human-building interaction, Human-robot collaboration, Wearable technologies, User experience design, Assistive technologies, etc.)
Track 6: Robotics and Automation in Construction
(Robotic construction, Automation technologies, Remote operations, Construction drones, Automated inspection, etc.)
Track 7: Health and Safety Technologies
(Worker safety, Health monitoring, Predictive safety, Safety technologies, Occupational health, Emergency response technologies, etc.)
Track 8: Technology-Enhanced Engineering Education and Training
(Virtual reality training, Workforce development, Engineering pedagogy, Educational technologies, E-learning platforms, Interactive learning environments, etc.)