A course lead by Dr J. B. Odoki is being planned for 1th-5th September 2008. The course will be held at the School of Civil Engineering, The University of Birmingham (map).

Price: £1350 (price includes day-time refreshments, including lunch, and course materials)

Accommodation for the duration of the course can be booked at the University's Conference Park on a bed and breakfast basis.

The course will be a practical introduction HDM-4 Version 2. The final time-table is under revision and will be available shortly.

Availability: There are a limited number of places that will be allocated on a a first-come, first served basis.

Requirements: Course participants will need to bring a laptop computer for use during the practical sessions of the course. HDM-4 Version 2 software can be installed for the duration of the course if required.

Email s.charles@bham.ac.uk for more information or to register your interest.

HDM-4 Version 2 Training Course lead by TRL Ltd, a HDMGlobal Partner

A map for the location and directions to TRL can be downloaded from the TRL website, or directly by clicking here (Adobe Reader required).

Date: 14 - 18 April 2008

Venue: The course will be held at TRL, Crowthorne, Berks, UK.

Price: £1250 (price includes day-time refreshments, including lunch, and course materials)

Language: English

Availability: There are a limited number of places that will be allocated on a first-come, first served basis.

Requirements: Course participants will need to bring a laptop computer for use during the practical sessions of the course. HDM-4 Version 2 software can be installed for the duration of the course if required.

The course will be a practical introduction HDM-4 Version 2.  The final time-table is under revision and will be available shortly.

To book a place on the course, to express your interest, or for further information email Marion Grove on mgrove@trl.co.uk.

A course lead by TRL Ltd, a HDMGlobal Partner, is being planned for April 2007. The course will be held in the UK, venue to be finalised.

Price: to be finalised (2006 course was £1250) (price includes day-time refreshments, including lunch, and course materials)

The course will be a practical introduction HDM-4 Version 2. The final time-table is under revision and will be available shortly.

Availability: There are a limited number of places that will be allocated on a a first-come, first served basis.

Requirements: Course participants will need to bring a laptop computer for use during the practical sessions of the course. HDM-4 Version 2 software can be installed for the duration of the course if required.

To book a place on the course, to express your interest, or for further information email s.charles@bham.ac.uk.

CRRI team shall conduct next HDM-4 Training program from 8 th October to 19 th October 2007.

Foundation lectures on HDM-4 data collection, road deterioration, pavement maintenance methods simulation models, pavement management, traffic estimation, asset management and economic evaluation will be delivered for first two days by the experts, which are the basic requirements for using HDM-4. Next eight days will be devoted for the development of operational Skill in HDM-4 and case studies through brief presentations, spreadsheet analysis, hands-on, tutorials and one to one interaction. Special topics such as model calibration, strategy and program analysis will also be covered. Features added in version 2 of HDM-4 will be explained and demonstrated.

Course Fee is Rs. 25,000/- for SAARC country participants. Course Fee for the participants from other countries is USD 700.

Course Coordinator: Dr. D. Mukhopadhyay, Scientist F, Traffic Planning and Environment Division, (dmr.crri@nic.in). 919811721896(Mobile)

Course Organizer: Mr. T.K Amla, HOD, ILT division (tkamla.crri@nic.in), 919810295281(Mobile).

A course lead by TRL Ltd, a HDMGlobal Partner, is being planned for 11th-15th September 2006. The course will be held at the School of Civil Engineering, The University of Birmingham (map).

Price: £1250 (price includes day-time refreshments, including lunch, and course materials)

Accommodation for the duration of the course can be booked at the University's Conference Park on a bed and breakfast basis.

The course will be a practical introduction HDM-4 Version 2. The final time-table is under revision and will be available shortly.

Availability: There are a limited number of places that will be allocated on a a first-come, first served basis.

Requirements: Course participants will need to bring a laptop computer for use during the practical sessions of the course. HDM-4 Version 2 software can be installed for the duration of the course if required.