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Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –
The Civil Engineering Institute of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University held the II International Scientific Conference “Civil, Industrial and Urban Construction – 2025” as part of the All-Russian Scientific Conference “Science Week of the Civil Engineering Institute 2025”. The conference was held in person with the possibility of remote connection for foreign participants.
The event was attended by the Director of the Civil Engineering Institute Marina Petrochenko, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Water Management and Engineering and Communication Systems of the Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Civil Engineering Elgiz Hasanov, Rector of Segu University Yizhai Dau, Rector of Tahri University Mohammed Bujema Bezzazi, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Urban Development and Modern Transport of Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology Li Xiaolong, Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Belarusian-Russian University Olga Golushkova, heads and faculty of the ICI, as well as researchers, design engineers and representatives of design and construction organizations from Russia and foreign countries, including Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Cuba, China, Mali, Guinea, Niger, Algeria, Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan and other countries. The conference became a significant platform for exchanging experiences and discussing current issues in the development of modern construction, engineering technologies and sustainable development of the industry.
The opening of the conference began with a welcoming speech by the Director of the Institute of Civil Engineering Marina Petrochenko, who emphasized the importance of organizing such events: The Institute of Civil Engineering has been organizing the international conference “Civil, Industrial and Urban Construction — 2025” for the second year in a row. We are very pleased that representatives from 12 countries are taking part in the conference today. I hope that this event will become a platform for exchanging professional and scientific results and, of course, a way to expand your professional contacts.
The conference featured 27 reports on such topical issues as:
digital transformation of the construction industry; innovative construction materials and technologies; problems of integrating natural elements into the urban environment in accordance with the principles of sustainable development; ways to improve the quality of construction documentation and the level of training of specialists.
Participants also discussed such important issues as reservoir management and wastewater treatment, extreme precipitation modeling, development of new building materials and technologies, including concrete with modifier additives for 3D printing, and the use of secondary materials to improve the energy efficiency of buildings. Particular attention was paid to the safety of hydraulic structures, seismic resistance of bridges, autonomous life support systems and innovative waterproofing solutions. Participants presented research on the use of renewable energy sources, environmental modeling, bioclimatic analysis of premises and the implementation of modern irrigation systems.
The conference became a unique international platform for the presentation of advanced research and technologies from around the world. Among the reports presented, research related to the use of modern materials and technologies attracted special attention. Elgiz Hasanov (Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction) presented a report on new materials for creating the stability and durability of reinforced concrete structures used in coastal marine defense structures. Scientists study the features of using these structures in difficult operating conditions, which is key to ensuring the safety and reliability of hydraulic structures. Also of considerable interest was the report by Nabil Bella (Tahri Mohamed University), dedicated to geotechnical and environmental modeling of the use of coal waste in road construction. The author explores the possibilities of using these materials to improve construction efficiency and reduce the negative impact on the environment. Luo Pingping (School of Water Resources and Environmental Management, Chang’an University) presented a paper on GPU-based urban 2D hydrodynamic modeling of extreme precipitation events. This approach can help to more accurately predict the impact of natural disasters and develop effective environmental protection measures.
Conference participants noted that such events not only facilitate the exchange of experience, but also the development of new approaches to solving current problems in the construction industry.
Today’s conference touches upon truly important and topical issues that will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the development of the construction industry and scientific research in general. Our cooperation with the Civil Engineering Institute is of particular joy. This partnership opens up new horizons and opportunities for all participants, Elgiz Gasanov emphasized.
At the end of the conference, guests were given a tour of the campus of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University.
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