Conference Review
Successful Conclusion of the 2025 6th International Conference on Civil, Architecture and Disaster Prevention and Control & 3rd International Conference on Durability of Building and Infrastructures for Smart City
(CADPC & DuraBI 2025)
Supported by Hanyang University, the 6th International Conference on Civil, Architecture, Disaster Prevention and Control & the 3rd International Conference on Durability of Building and Infrastructures for Smart City (CADPC & DuraBI 2025) concluded successfully on March 1, 2025 in Qingdao. The event brought together leading experts, scholars, and practitioners from around the globe to address critical challenges in urban development, infrastructure durability, and disaster resilience.
The conference featured a diverse lineup of keynote speakers, oral presentations, and interactive discussions. The event commenced with a welcoming address by Prof. Lee Han Seung, General Conference Chair from Hanyang University.
**Keynote Highlights**
The keynote sessions showcased cutting-edge research and innovative solutions for urban challenges.
(1) Prof. Yong Han Ahn from Hanyang University opened the session with his presentation on "Modular Building Strategies and Technologies for Housing Development," emphasizing the role of modular construction in addressing global housing demands.
Prof. Yong Han Ahn
Hanyang University, Ansan, South Korea
Speech Title: Modular Building Strategies and Technologies for Housing Development
Following his presentation, Prof. Lee presented Prof. Ahn with an Honorary Certificate.
(2) Dr. Hamid Soleymani from City of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, followed with insights into "Future Technologies in Pavement Engineering," highlighting advancements in sustainable infrastructure.
Dr. Hamid Soleymani
City of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Speech Title: Future Technologies in Pavement Engineering
Materials Display brought by Dr. Hamid Soleymani
In the wake of his presentation, Prof. Lee presented Dr. Hamid Soleymani with an Honorary Certificate.
(3) Assoc. Prof. Khairunisa Muthusamy from Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia, joining virtually, explored "Reimagining Resources: Harnessing Waste for Durable and Sustainable Construction," offering a fresh perspective on circular economy practices in construction.
Assoc. Prof. Khairunisa Muthusamy
Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia
Speech Title: Reimagining Resources: Harnessing Waste for Durable and Sustainable Construction
(4) Assoc. Prof. Hassane Lgaz from Hanyang University delved into "Corrosion Challenges in Modern Concrete Structures," providing a comprehensive analysis of protective strategies.
Assoc. Prof. Hassane Lgaz
Hanyang University, Ansan, South Korea
Speech Title: Corrosion Challenges in Modern Concrete Structures: Underlying Mechanisms, Implications, and Protective Strategies
After his presentation, Prof. Lee presented Assoc. Prof. Hassane Lgaz with an Honorary Certificate.
(5) Dr. Jitendra Kumar Singh, also joining online, presented his research on "Durability of Wastewater Reservoir Concrete," focusing on innovative corrosion protection techniques.
Dr. Jitendra Kumar Singh
Research and Development, Jindal Steel and Power, Angul, Odisha, India
Speech Title: Durability of Wastewater Reservoir Concrete and the Impact of Aluminum-Coated Pore-Sealing Agents on Corrosion Protection of Steel
(6) Finally, Dr. Stavros Sakellariou concluded the keynote sessions with a compelling talk on "Enhancing Spatial Resilience to Wildfires," integrating vulnerability assessment and spatial planning for disaster mitigation.
Dr. Stavros Sakellariou
Brunel University London, United Kingdom
Speech Title: Enhancing Spatial Resilience to Wildfires: Integrating Vulnerability, Human Impact, and Road Network Features into Spatial Planning
Following Dr. Stavros Sakellariou's presentation, Prof. Lee presented him with an Honorary Certificate.
**Oral Presentations**
The conference also featured 28 oral presentations, where researchers shared their latest findings on topics ranging from smart city infrastructure to disaster risk reduction. These sessions fostered lively discussions and provided a platform for collaborative problem-solving.
The attending scholars and experts actively participated in Q&A sessions, contributing to a vibrant exchange of ideas.
The CADPC & DuraBI 2025 conference concluded with a renewed commitment to advancing research and practical solutions for building safer, smarter, and more sustainable cities. The organizing committee extends its heartfelt thanks to all attendees, speakers, and sponsors for making this event a resounding success. We eagerly anticipate CADPC 2026 and continue to join together to advance the development of construction technology
For more information, please visit www.cadpc.info or contact the organizing committee at contact@cadpc.info.