This project includes experimental and numerical studies to investigate and assess the impact of vertical loads on a laterally loaded drilled shaft un...
Computational fluid dynamic (CFD) modeling was used to simulate several piles under water wave attack. First, the CFD models were tested at small scal...
Air transportation is central to the global mobility of goods and people. Elimination or reduction of air travel during epidemic emergencies, such as ...
Asphalt pavement density at and near longitudinal construction joints is often significantly lower than the density in the mainline areas of the pavem...
This project sought to evaluate performance-based methodologies for asphalt mix design and develop a preliminary balanced mix design (BMD) specificati...
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) has supported several research studies in the past decades to measure the mechanical or performanc...
Buckling of concrete pavements is a serious problem in many states, but even more so in Wisconsin due to a combination of factors including climate, c...
When emergency occurs, no tools are available to assist the decision-making of airline planning and Coordination. In this project, we use big data and...
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation recognizes the importance of accurately assessing the timber deck slab bridge inventory within the state. O...
This research project focused on evaluating the performance of internally cured concrete mixtures for bridge deck and pavement with the aim of reducin...
The stability of Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) walls may be compromised in undrained conditions such as during heavy rain, flooding, or rapid dr...
Wisconsin. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Library Unit
2021-09-30
Abstract:
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) managed a $4.34 million program for research and technology transfer services during federal fisca...
Previous work by the University of Florida and FDOT focused on the development of algorithms, software, and hardware solutions to enhance traffic sign...
Unitized regenerative fuel cells (URFCs) have been explored as potential high energy density power systems for aerial and space applications due to th...
Researchers developed a model to predict the life of a freight railroad car wheel due to rolling contact fatigue, crack initiation and growth leading ...
Recent hurricanes such as Irma (2017) and Florence (2018) caused mass evacuations and the issues occurring during the evacuations have been brought to...
Research shows that even with the continuous development of coating technology, coating systems are still susceptible to deterioration and thus unable...
This research presents an adaptive and personalized routing model that enables individuals with disabilities to save their route preferences to a mobi...
This study evaluates the microtransit pilot program in East Gainesville and provides recommendations to achieve long-term stability of services. We us...
This report presents a framework for long-term monitoring and evaluation of Arizona pavement surface treatments. The framework shows how to use constr...
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