Development and calibration of a pavement surface performance measure and prediction models for the British Columbia pavement management system.

Author(s)
Landers, S. Zaghloul, S. Falls, L.C. & Cheetham, A.
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Abstract

Pavement surface distress is a key performance measure used by provincial/state and municipal roadway agencies in their asset management systems for rehabilitation programming. It is a true engineering measure of the pavement deterioration and can serve as a diagnostic tool to determine rehabilitation needs and treatments. This paper outlines the methodologies that the British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Highways (BCMoTH) followed for refining its pavement distress index, which is based on the PAVER model and to develop regional, default pavement deterioration models. For the covering abstract of this conference see ITRD number E211271.

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C 30833 (In: C 30793 CD-ROM) /22 /61 / ITRD E211253
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In: Transportation : from vision to reality : proceedings of the 2002 annual conference and exhibition of the Transportation Association of Canada TAC, Winnipeg, September 15-18, 2002, 17 p.

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