IJP Editorial Board

Current Board Members

The editorial board supports the journal’s academic focus on pavement maintenance, rehabilitation, and technological control.

The International Journal of Pavements serves as a long-running scholarly forum for the study of pavement maintenance, rehabilitation, and technological control. Its editorial leadership brings together academics and practitioners based across multiple continents, reflecting the genuinely international character of the field. The board guides the journal's academic direction, oversees the review process, and helps shape the standards that determine which research findings are published and how they are presented to the wider engineering community.

Responsibility for editorial leadership at the journal is held by a Chief Editor based at an academic infrastructure research centre in the United States, a role that connects the publication to ongoing work in advanced infrastructure technology. The Chief Editor works closely with fellow board members to maintain rigorous peer review, encourage timely submission of papers, and ensure that the journal remains aligned with the practical needs of pavement professionals, engineers, researchers, and educators worldwide.

The board also includes a Publisher and Civil Engineering Professor based in São Paulo, Brazil, who represents the journal's connection to the international pavement engineering community in South America, and a Subscription Manager in the same city who oversees the journal's circulation and dissemination. Together these roles support the continued availability of published volumes, indexes, and records for institutions, libraries, and individual subscribers who rely on the journal as a reference for current practice.

Alongside current members, the journal acknowledges the contribution of past board members whose service helped establish its reputation and scope over more than a decade of publication. The editorial board extends its work beyond manuscript handling, supporting conference activities, abstract and paper collections, presentation material, and the promotion of shared knowledge in pavement management, airport and roadway asset preservation, and the testing of new materials and technologies that extend the service life of existing infrastructure.