Applied reliability and Markov process approach to modelling pavement deterioration.

Author(s)
Li, N. Huot, M. Xie, W.-C. & Haas, R.
Year
Abstract

This paper describes the use of non-homogeneous Markov transition process to predict pavement deterioration over time. Each element of the transition probability matrices is calculated through Monte Carlo simulation. The new technique is based on the reliability concept which runs through the process of pavement management at network level. The paper presents the equations developed to generate the transition probability matrix. The authors feel that the technique could be used to predict pavement condition state, determine needs and priorities and optimise pavement rehabilitation and maintenance alternatives.

Publication

Library number
C 18665 (In: C 18645 [electronic version only]) /21 /22 /60 / ITRD E109161
Source

In: XXth world road congress of the Permanent International Association of Road Congresses PIARC, Montreal, 3-9 September 1995 : individual papers presented under the auspices of the committees and working groups, p. 296-298

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