The 2020 AASHTO TSP·2 Pavement Preservation Webinar Series will begin September 29. These webinars are offered FREE to all on a first-come, first-served basis. You are encouraged to participate in all of the TSP·2 webinars, your participation is not limited to a specific partnership or geographic region. This series offers an excellent opportunity to learn about current topics and issues in each of the four TSP·2 partnerships. Registration is limited to the first 500 participants and a separate registration must be completed for each webinar. We ask that you register only for those webinars you intended to participate in so that there is enough space for everyone who would like to join.
All webinars will begin at 2pm ET/1pm CT/ 12pm MT/11am PT. Specific information for each TSP·2 webinar is as follows:
Rocky Mountain West
Tuesday, September 29th
- Use of RAP in Surface Treatments
Greg Duncan, Applied Pavement Technology - ASTM D8260 Mastic Application
Michael Guymon & Tom Cannon, Maxwell Products - New Mexico In-House Chip Seal Program
Lisa Vega, New Mexico DOT
Midwestern
Wednesday, October 21st
- Micro Surfacing Issues and How Illinois DOT Fixed Them
John Senger, Illinois DOT - What Went Wrong? A Case Study in Chip Seal Failure
Todd Shields, Indiana DOT - Alternate Delivery Methods of Pavement Preservation
Stacy Smith, Missouri DOT
Southeast
Monday, November 9th
- Chris Lubbers, Kraton Polymers
- Scrub Seal Best Practices
Stan Williams, Ergon - Panel Discussion on Implementing Preservation
Sarah Tamayo, Arkansas DOT
Northeast
Tuesday, December 1st
- J-Band Treatment to Eliminate/Reduce Centerline Joint Opening
Bobby Betsold, All States Materials Group & Marcy Lucas, PennDOT - Good Construction Practices for Thin Lays
Greg Harder, Asphalt Institute - What Could/Should You Do for Pavement Evaluation Before Treatment?
David Peshkin, Applied Pavement Technology
These webinars were developed from existing agenda topics planned for in-person 2020 TSP·2 partnership meetings and are being hosted on the GoToWebinar platform. Each webinar will be 90 minutes long and will include time at the end of the session for question and answer. Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) will be offered through Michigan State University to registered participants needing professional development hours. If you are unable to attend the webinar, a recorded copy will be posted in the TSP·2 Video Library.
We hope you will join us for the 2020 TSP·2 Pavement Preservation Webinar Series. If you have any questions, please reach out to us by email at ncpp@egr.msu.edu. Take care and stay safe.
More details at: https://tsp2pavement.pavementpreservation.org/midwestern-mppp/