Pavement maintenance plays a significant role in megacities. Managing complaints and scheduling road reviews are the two concerns under intelligent pavement management system (PMS) plan. In contrast, if damages not treated immediately, they will increase over time. By leveraging accurate data from sensors, smart PMS improve capability, support sustainability, drive economic growth network. This...

The bearing capacity and service life of a pavement are adversely affected by the presence of undrained water in the pavement layers. In cold winter climates, such as in Iowa, this problem is magnified further by the risk of frost damage when water is present. Therefore, wellperforming subsurface drainage systems form an important aspect of pavement design by the Iowa Department of Transportati...

This paper describes the Accelerated Testing with the LINTRACK-facility of the innovative ‘Rollpave’ test pavement that was developed within the theme ‘Modular Pavement Structures’ of the project ‘Roads for the Future’ of the Dutch Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management. The concept of ‘Rollpave’ is a thin pre-manufactured asphalt wearing course that is rolled on a reel. On si...

An accurate and regular survey of the road surface distresses is a key factor for pavement rehabilitation design and management, allowing public managers to maximize the value of the continuously limited budgets for road improvements and maintenance. Manual pavement distress surveys are labor-intensive, expensive and unsafe for highly-trafficked highways. Over the years, automated surveys using...

Government agencies and consulting companies in charge of pavement management face the challenge of maintaining pavements in serviceable conditions throughout their life from the functional and structural standpoints. For this, the assessment and prediction of the pavement conditions are crucial. This study proposes a neuro-fuzzy model to predict the performance of flexible pavements using the ...

Pavement friction is an important topic addressed by transportation agencies to reduce the number of traffic crashes and fatalities caused poor between tires pavement surface. management (PFM) provides essential tools techniques effectively evaluate conditions provide informed maintenance decisions using surface treatments. State Departments Transportation (DOTs) utilize various engineering pra...

The load-bearing capacity of pavement structures is a fundamental structural performance metric of transportation infrastructure networks in the context of safe and efficient movement of people and goods from one place to another. Non-destructive test (NDT) methods are typically employed to routinely evaluate the structural condition of pavement structures, their lifespan and the appropriate ma...

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