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Kentucky’s Pavement Management System
1977Pavement management concepts are discussed, and a method is presented illustrating the required data and its use to accumulate EAL's annually for comparison with the design EAL. This method can be used to determine overlay priorities, overlay design thicknesses, and financing schedules.
Havens, James H., Drake, Eugene B.
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Management Systems for Pavement Maintenance
Transportation Engineering Journal of ASCE, 1979One of the single biggest investments of public agencies, if not the biggest, is its network of roads and streets. A lack of information concerning pavement designs, life cycles, maintenance effectiveness, and maintenance costs makes it difficult to objectively and systematically allocate funds. A variety of management systems are being developed which
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Expert systems in pavement management
Transportation Research Part A: General, 1987Abstract This paper discusses the potential application of expert systems, a new information technology derived from artificial intelligence research, to pavement management. The principal focus concerns the development of such knowledge-based or expert systems for project-level analysis and design of pavement rehabilitation strategies.
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Permeable pavement and stormwater management systems: a review
Environmental Technology, 2013Uncontrolled stormwater runoff not only creates drainage problems and flash floods but also presents a considerable threat to water quality and the environment. These problems can, to a large extent, be reduced by a type of stormwater management approach employing permeable pavement systems (PPS) in urban, industrial and commercial areas, where ...
Imran, H.M., Akib, S., Karim, M.R.
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Integrating Risk Assessment into Pavement Management Systems
Journal of Infrastructure Systems, 2019AbstractThe aim of this work is to provide road agencies with a new strategic approach for integrating risk assessment into pavement management systems (PMS).
Alberti, Susanna, Fiori, Federico
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Pavement surface friction and noise: integration into the pavement management system
Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 2010Pavement surface friction is an essential attribute of highway safety. The desired surface friction should also accommodate the seasonal and long-term variations. The available surface friction depends mainly on microtexture and macrotexture on pavement surfaces.
M. Alauddin Ahammed, Susan L. Tighe
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Use of Pavement Management System Data For Pavement Engineering Applications
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 1997Agencies have collected data for pavement management for many years now. These data have been used primarily to develop short- and long-range rehabilitation programs. Another valuable use of these data is improvements to engineering procedures. The Illinois Pavement Feedback System (IPFS) is a comprehensive inventory and monitoring system that was ...
Nasir Gharaibeh +3 more
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Improving Pavement Management System by Adding Pavement Preservation Component
Paving Materials and Pavement Analysis, 2010Pavement preservation can extend a pavement’s effective service life, improve safety and pavement service condition, and is a cost-effective approach. There are many benefits of adding pavement preservation into pavement management system. Pavement management system (PMS) can identify pavement preservation needs and help program pavement preservation ...
DingXin Cheng, Sui Tan, R. Gary Hicks
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Impact of Pavement Monitoring Frequency on Pavement Management System Decisions
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2011Pavement performance monitoring is an essential part of a pavement management system (PMS). Therefore, highway agencies collect pavement condition data containing various structural and functional distresses on a regular basis. How frequently pavement condition data are collected varies.
Syed Waqar Haider +3 more
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Drivability life of pavement: a new numeric in pavement management system
International Journal of Pavement Engineering, 2019In recent years, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) developed Drivability Life (DL) index to estimate useable pavement service life for roadway segments.
Promothes Saha, Khaled Ksaibati
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