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Development and Validation of a Vacant Lot Care Condition Instrument for Longitudinal Evaluation of Place-based Interventions. [PDF]

open access: yesEpidemiology
Zewdie HY   +13 more
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A model for predicting the deterioration of the pavement condition index

International Journal of Pavement Engineering, 2020
Road pavements continuously deteriorate mainly due to the combined influence of the traffic load and the environmental conditions.
Arieh Sidess, Amnon Ravina, Eyal Oged
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ANALYSIS AND MODELLING OF PAVEMENT CONDITION INDEX

AIJR Proceedings
The development of a PCI (Pavement Condition Index) model integrated with Paver and ArcGIS involves creating a robust system for assessing and managing pavement conditions. Paver software facilitates data collection and analysis, while ArcGIS enables spatial visualization and analysis.
Salu S Pillai, Sreelatha T
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DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPOSITE PAVEMENT PERFORMANCE INDEX TO MONITOR THE PAVEMENT CONDITION IN UPNM

Journal of Defence Science, Engineering & Technology, 2020
Road surface condition of a pavement is one of the most important pavements features as it affects the dynamic load of vehicles travelling on it, the quality of travel and the vehicle operating cost. It is important to maintain a good road surface condition in order to promote safety and to reduce traffic accidents and injuries. The Composite Pavement
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Assessing the Agreement among Pavement Condition Indexes

Journal of Transportation Engineering, 2010
Pavement condition indexes are numerical indicators of the structural and material integrity of a pavement. Because these indexes appear to be similar (essentially a 0–100 scale, with 100 indicating ideal condition), it can be tempting to use different indexes for comparing the performance of pavement networks in different states or jurisdictions ...
Nasir G. Gharaibeh   +2 more
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Pavement Condition Index — Remaining Service Life

1991
The issues and the setting of common engineering criteria to establish threshold values for a better calculation of the pavement distress indices and Remaining Service Life (RSL) are presented. Benefits derived from the use of RSL such as simplifying the Pavement Management System (PMS), computational procedures, improving communication between the ...
GY Baladi, EC Novak, WH Kuo
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