Editorial & Subscription Contacts
The International Journal of Pavements is directed by a Chief Editor, a Publisher, and a Subscription Manager. Correspondence on manuscripts, editorial matters, and journal subscriptions can be addressed as follows.
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Chief Editor
Dr. Waheed Uddin
Center for Advanced Infrastructure Technology (CAIT), University of Mississippi, USA
cvuddin@ijpavement.com
Journal page at the Center for Advanced Infrastructure Technology - Publisher Dr. João Vergílio Merighi Civil Engineering Professor, São Paulo, Brazil jmerighi@ijpavement.com
- Subscription Manager Dr. Rita Moura Fortes São Paulo, Brazil rmfortes@ijpavement.com
Related Information
Subscription rates and payment arrangements are handled by the Subscription Manager and described on the subscription page; advertising in the IJP print edition and on the website is coordinated through the Publisher, with rates and exhibition opportunities listed on the advertising page.
| Matter | Contact |
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| Manuscripts and editorial questions | Dr. Waheed Uddin, Chief Editor |
| Journal subscriptions and payment | Dr. Rita Moura Fortes, Subscription Manager |
| Advertising and conference exhibits | Dr. João Vergílio Merighi, Publisher |
The International Journal of Pavements serves as a platform for researchers, engineers, educators, and practicing professionals concerned with the maintenance, rehabilitation, and technological control of pavements worldwide. Its scope covers the full life cycle of pavement infrastructure, from airport and highway surfaces to asset management practices, testing methods, and preservation strategies. Contributions are welcomed from across the transportation engineering community, with attention given to both fundamental scientific work and applied field studies that influence infrastructure decisions.
The journal is guided by a Chief Editor, a Publisher, and a Subscription Manager, and correspondence is channeled through these editorial roles. Manuscripts, submission queries, and requests relating to journal subscriptions are directed to the appropriate office, while additional information about the center associated with the editors may be found on linked institutional pages. This structured arrangement helps ensure that inquiries receive timely, well-organized responses from the responsible team.
Readers who wish to follow the literature of pavement maintenance and rehabilitation will find annually organized volumes, current issues, and author guidelines available for reference. The publication process typically moves through receipt of abstracts and manuscripts, review, and acceptance before final publication, with editors overseeing the assessment of technical merit and relevance. Presentation materials and announcements from recent scientific gatherings are often shared to keep the community informed about ongoing research directions.
Because the journal addresses a worldwide audience, contributions come from many regions and disciplines, including work on pavement management systems, deterioration modeling, materials testing, and the technologies used to extend service life. Papers frequently connect laboratory or computational findings with practical engineering outcomes, supporting asset managers and maintenance planners in selecting appropriate rehabilitation treatments. The subject matter is especially relevant to agencies responsible for roads, highways, and airport pavements.
Beyond the peer-reviewed content, the journal's broader activities include conferences, committee involvement, indexing in recognized bibliographic databases, and publication of news concerning the pavement engineering field. These activities reinforce the journal's role as a meeting point for the international pavement community, encouraging collaboration between university researchers, industry practitioners, and transportation authorities. Readers are encouraged to explore the journal's other sections for details on volumes, editorial policies, and participation opportunities.