Continuing Tradition, APTech Sends Staff to SWIFT Conference

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For over 20 years, APTech has attended or presented at SWIFT, a conference and expo for the commercial airport community. After being cancelled in 2020 and going virtual last year, SWIFT 22 is once again holding a blended conference from September 12 to 15. This year, Pavement Engineer Peter-Paul Dzwilewski, P.E. will be speaking at the event.

Peter will be speaking on Tuesday, September 13 at 1:45 p.m. as part of a group discussing airport pavement evaluation. His discussion will focus on the evaluation of crack progression. Peter’s presentation, Evaluating Progression of Cracking in Asphalt Concrete Pavements, stems from a data mine performed by APTech. Previous projects were searched for any meaningful trends that could help with pavement management.

“Going to this conference in-person again is exciting,” said Peter. “It allows me to learn about some interesting projects and presents a great opportunity to collaborate with airports and other consultants.”

In addition to Peter’s discussion, SWIFT gives attendees the opportunity to experience:

  • Up-front access to the latest airfield technologies.

  • Technical and operational sessions.

  • Canadian, US, European and International airport and government delegates.

  • Canadian Airfield Pavement Technical Group (CAPTG) sessions.

Interested in how APTech can bring the expertise gained from this conference to your airport? Visit our airport pavement management and pavement evaluation and design pages to learn more. 

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